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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-03

We are pleased to learn from Gen.
Green that a large supply of corn for
the relief of the suffering poor is
expected ut this post in three or four
days"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-03

jon PRINTING. G.-The Job Office of
the Phsni.c is as complete rs any in
the South. It is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-03

The meeting of the stockholders of
the Greenville md Columbia Railroad
brought number of our up-country
friends to Columbia, and the stock
was fully represented. The meeting
was in session all day and until late
hour last night.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-03

UNREASONABLE CoMP1A1NT.-Can
dian merchants complain bitterly of
glut of silver coin, and some of
them urge the passage of law de-
claring foreign coin an unlawful ten
der in payment of debts. We have
no grounds for such a complaint
down this way; and if we had, we
would grin and bear the infliction.
Evening star., 1867-05-28
Bowling John ID -,

DeGiuniuR d one hundred
and forty feet from the
southeast corner OF lot
one, on First street east,
thence ruaning at y
right angle west ninety
feet, thence south sew.
enty.live feet niae in.
ches. thence at = right
angle, west one hundred
aud eight feet nine In
ches to bella ware q va.
hue, following said av.
enne north wardiy one
hundred and nfty -nine
feet nine inches, thence
at q right angle eRst-
wardly seventy-six
feet four inches. then nce
tSst eighty -one feet ak
inches to First stree 1
east, thence south hf:y
SIX feet 70 beginn,ng.
DistO> .............e. =
Re&tpning on e stree I
south one hundred ae a
.thiYfY-one feet arN
one halt inches IRON
the sousseest corner OF
Rs one Aenee running
Evening star., 1867-05-28

as7 Sub. H.
Evening star., 1867-05-28

DEAL. Ou6TleS ss.ss.
First installment water
Beginning Oh Eighth
street east, i've feet four
inches north from the
southeast corner OF SAID
lot, thence north six.
teen feet eight inches
thence to the beginning
Brady, u. A. ,...
Alley tax, interest from
May 81, 1876. .S29. 81;
Bsrnnrd, Caroline n.
FIRST instatfmenr water
tax ..... ......,$ $i.S
Beng the south eighteen
feet and two.thirds oi
an inch front by the
/ depth OF said lot
Bruce, Charles. -.
4 -
Firs, instailmept water
tax Sn
| Being the soash thirty
seven feet six inches
! iront OF said 1otby the
depthth areof.
Eapf.st Church. coiored
Fret insrailment WINTER
LAX ~
Being fhe north thirty.
two feet front Of eatc
LOT Oys the depth OF sew
enty.fve feet on Nine
teenth street.
! fa ID 1EsT 80
Evening star., 1867-05-28
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Evening star., 1867-05-28

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Evening star., 1867-05-28
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Evening star., 1867-05-28

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Evening star., 1867-05-28

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

NOTICE. -Haying obtained letters of admin
~ istraton upon the personal estates or mrs.
Ann Johnson and Mrs Mildred King. dee H.,
this is to notify all persons having claims against
the said several estates to present them to the
subscriber, properly authenticnted, Tor settle
ment, on or before the first day of MarGh next !;
and all persons indebted to the same will please
come forward and pay WITHOUT further , notlce'
fe 6-2nW3W Jos. CRIME Au!n 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

rNO JOHN S. RIDGLEY, \ NON RESIDENT
L OF TIE STATE Take notice that the un;
designed, a creditor secured by deed executed
by by You ;1d dated August lG, 1856, and recorded
among the records of Alexandra county, in
Liber ), No. 8, page u, will apply to the Coun,,
ty Court of Alexandria County, at Its April
term, 1861 for the appointment OF a trustee IN
the place of r. Ii. Hunton, the trustee named
therein he having declined to accept the trust ;
which said trustee so substituted shal! have al /
the rights, powers duties and responsibilities OF
the trustee named in said deed
Dated Alexandria, February Is: lS6!
fah 1S-7ow4w GEO w. BRENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

The Italia of Naples announces the death OF
the famous s'brigandeSs, La Gizzi, who was
l'r some. time the terror Of the Nolturara dis
tnct La Gizzi was Cali, muscular wcman
Wuh beetling brows, covered with thick mass
Of S,i black shaggy hair that fell over her shout
aers and breast, and was so bIoodthirsty chat
% sue voluntarily performed the office OF execu-
,,loher on every captive doumed to death by
her band.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28
ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES
WHEELER & WILSON'S
w LOCK-STITCU
SEWTEG GIACHIEES

SEWING IIACHINES,
CuAS. W. GREEN, Agent. GS. King street
Would call attention OF parties wishing 10
supply themselves with frst-class Sewing Ma
chimes to the above, over fifty thousand Of
which were manufactured and sold during the
past year The latest style machines; with i'm
provemcnts, arc very simple, SO much so that It
child can work then-with perfect ease, These
machines vary in price from $50 upwards. Jfel2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

4 MOTHER LARGE
= Lot OF NEW GOODS
Just received, ut such II great reduction in
prices that will enable us to sell much lower
than any goods that have been offered in this
market Among them are
Sd and GA Virginia Ca>simcrcs.
;}-4 and Ga Virginia NJ eltonS, equal in weight,
finish and color to the English Melton, and ut
about half the price.
Our line Of Mourning Goods enbFnces every
desirable style. In plain colors we have Irish
and French Popins: French McrinocS De
I,niAcs and Rcpps. We have also many styles
of Embroidered Poplins, which we offer at re-
tail 50 per CT less than the cost OF importMtl"M.
Our assortment Of DomcsticS is now very full,
ard we are sure that they are held at prices much
under what they have been. .,
dec l. WITMER u SLAGMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28
VOLUME LXVIII.

's .''''. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, of eight lines one dollar torthe hrst Insertion
AMI twenty-five cents Tor each subsequent one. Liberal
terms made with yearly advertisers.
Marriage Notices and Obituaries, exceeding FIVE lines Will
De charged for. s..... w
All communications, of personal character Will be carG
eI for advertisement rates ...-. .a,...'
All communications be accompanied by the uatcs ui
, authors rejected cannot te returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

yTIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court OF
v Fairfax county, FEBRUARY rules, 1867, Jas.
W Farr vs.. J. E. Reside In chancery.
Mem The object of this suit is to attach the
following pieces of land in the county of Fair
fax. viz: A tract of land containing 1881 acres
near Dranesvillc now standing in the name OF
james ". Farr, and contracted to be sold to
the said defendant. Also piece of land near
Drantsvile containing acres, the property OF
the said defendant; to satisfy and pay plalntlil
the sum Of Sl750, with interest thereon from
1st February, 1859, until paid, and the costs OF
ut Il nnpearing hy affidavit llel that the defend
ant is not resident Of this State, it Is ordered
that he appear within one month alter uue pup
Gration hereof, and do what is necessary TO
''>''<~ ". B, GOODING,, CLERK.
Dulany i Bal. P. Q. feb 7-law4w
yvIRGINIA, to with the Clerks Otfce OF
Y The County Court Of Fairfax county, Feb
r1ary rules, 1867, Magnus NJ. Lewis, plaintiff
against A. G. n Smets. delt. In case.
Mem The object Of this SUIT IS TO ohtan : a
Judgment against the said defendant for Stl4,
with interest thereon from 18th March, leol'
and to attach the interest OF the defendant IN
and to n tract Of land i'm the county or fHriaH,
containing 20 acres, | rod ana ~ PeiGhes ol
land, being the said land conveyei |" A1eN. a.
Smets, By A Han Macrae, to pay inc same. :,
# anpearing by affidavit filed that the sald
,yafendan nj is not n resident of this State It Is
nrdnrc1 that he appear within one month alter
dine publication hereof, and do what Is necessary
TO protect his interest. A ,teste:
~ - '''''>' r. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Brent & Wattlcs, j: O. teb 7--law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

lust RECEIVED m..
far sale by ''NV (nov III j. c. MILBGRN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

MIR. PEARoDY's GIFTs.-Thcre have been
M my inquiries lately made as to the amount Of
Mr.. Peahody's gifts for various charitable pur,
poses The following is believed to be cor,
rect list of the donations made by the benevo
lent millionaire during the last few years:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

The LETTERS OF JUNlUs. Thurow
Weed contributes the following to the New
N,,E Times -. H. --------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28
- f. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.

Parties interested in the above decree are no.
tilted that will take the accounts therein order
ed at my office, ut Fairfax Court House, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of March next.
-. ,@".-. M. DULANI BALL.
6, Ia 1n,uduu Com m y In ChNncnrV.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

JOSH BnlINas on rrr Owl Burds is
Gods choli tiers. u
Tow the lion he gafe majesty; teW
the elephant, strength tow the fox,
cunning; and tcw the tiger, deceit. n
But tow the burds, his pets, he gave
buty and song
And none 50 blest as the owl.
The owl Is a game burd he can whip
anything that wears feathers after
dark
lie Is wise burd, and boots al most
things
lie Is q sollum burd, n eross between
4 justice u the peace aud country sn-
peryisor
lie IS a stiff burd, and sits up as stiff
as an exclamation point.
EIe is Il luxuiocs burd, and feeds on
spring chickens
he IS q long-llyed burd, and neytr
was known to take death naturally
Ho is a hardy burd, and grows tough
by billing.
Ho is an honest burd, aud always
shows an open couutenance
lie IS aprompt lmfdf aud satisfies at
oust bis out standing bills
HoAa comfortable lufd and always
sleeps ia feathers
Ifo ii an attentive bprl, and durin'
the dag can always BE- found IN.
H. 81 festive bnrd, aud don't come
home until momng
Thus the ~, a misi3 ken emblem of
solitude and sadness, II We iiia into ma
lure closely il emphaiically one Of tho
boys, and belongs to the club
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05
M

Seven Al P.tbufk
Lm8ine iu f iS52 large
Hrp Off r vtW fer
vaslei @ e. tantA hy
iht SANITARY ~ ibt ate Il
fh ak and Ha8 Several harels
81 this walt tle Tenth ~.
dams reg.mct the haea 81 Which bat.
rols bore q aHnpiie tAN cd
llye Nhiske Nae ihe happepcd 90
he In the Ten imeut Ndlaf h-
mlil9'y kue Quart eho vaa
alike dialnee ba} lf SIS Love e iim
ana En- iuor3 glif ~ iatoRr
eating bpye ihe siem ot tbo
brand os o. ~ IyiuE g. the rear
II tae Cal0u tlej Quart into In
error, he docRi mol tbe correctness
oi thg labe d iteercd lovingly
around head aru llc resolved q
make 4 u8 U lAu SANITARY stores
up3 Che eat8 s. dafbucss llo ae-
eor5nEiy waited E,tb considerable im-
patience untl efU tattoo roll-call IN
tbe evening aal haang seon the lsht
u the camp zlinFuahol. hu noiseleas-
lyer pt tothe uoi tho Colonel quar-.
trb armed vlh three cauteoha and
hal,-ncb gimlet f reached, without
bene obs1rcd, thc place where tho
plesious stores wore depo,ate,l. soon
bored 4 hole rs one the barrels, hlled
his csnlotu huruullt and started back
im has quarters. before reaching which,
however, ho stopped md took a 1mll
81 tic cont nts x one "a tho cautecns
Sn, ok ng his lps aoubtinely Quart
raised the cantctn to his mouth again
aud took another drink Then sollo-
qmging IL 50 loud Is tome that he wns
distinctly hoard hY the sontinel of tho
camp guard on tic nearest post, he
said "Well I've voted an unscratch-
cd Democratic teket for fifteen years,
bnt if that is whshoy by the powers
Iyo lost my tastc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

GTaTf WN NEN8WNI- : - 9 F717Ta7F N771Tl Tl0l
- kfnainsisa tg1atg s aea "a h2rfhefti e aIe
g. saa9 Deserves &c iAg ssh 81 ~ 1aaaafT- W
ffssaaf Har. o. 81 ETrN. @u-es
Tts Ataff sffas "a l So itiats asN ss8 fasrk lsie
= Dsfset aseaesa asas .cas1er 3 rea1ef tHsi 81
Hsaat af h3s at5a.Ets9raitHN
WhssoHpsn S e4a ura He8 tksf saie aarUtHt o. tvtl
ss8 at d FFatafs ts71 - a.lssH at fias rfeaats n
49, p Msnth atd a. sti5 Nsjftrf tAs ast
sdHtsttE q aarasrs ~ at auaseF ttssFf T. Eif.
- SUITS ssss tAas s4sT ftfk aesbs saecesssfsig he
tEs Na1csssifs As7sai > f Hflatsa - Naaciesssf.
- gsas 4@ sast Uf8f a hsassHa
AHN EI-4 = NJ sSr& nsElsfsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

JOINS FasTFss CoNsoLIEG IDEA oF
DEArH.-I congratulate you and my
self, wrote John Foster 20 4 friend, that
life is passing away What supcrla-
lively grand and consolinq idea is that
Of death. Without TINS radiant idea,
this delightful morning star, indicating
that tise luminary Of eternity is going
to rise, life would to ny view, darken
into midnight melan holy Oh the
expectation Of living here, end living
thus always, would he, indeed, a pros
pect of oYera aa.ming despair But
thanks to thai iat4l decree that doolns
u 10 die thanks 70 that Gospel which
opens the vision u endless life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

/ 4 CpWasaAS os pGmpYst JonN-
sox. Rev Horatio stcbbius Of San
Francisco, California, thus philosphiz-
ed over President Johnson in bis Thank
sgiying sernion
There arc men who can stand forth
as bold defenders Of cause and yet be
utterly incapable Of approaching it's
spirit While the cause lies within the
passions and viii, while its defense con-
sists IN personal animositics, in bitter
ness in defending old hates, and visiting
revenge ON old enemies, and triumph
ID an augmented personal resentment;
then the passions imitote the heroic
seli-will struts O martyr. Tie Presi
dent Of the United States, though an
insignificant figure III himself il yet n
part oi the times and one Of its chief
lessons The speaker honored him for
everything in him that was honorable,
for every struggle Of noble ambition,
for every sacrifice Of ease, of estate, for
public good Tie had no desire to open
battle Of small beer defamation on
his dwelling Weakness or public inso-
lence. he looked upon him in his his-
toric character, as the self-made man of
slave society, brought by accident 10
be the aGministrator of the prin-
ciples OF republican liberty. The most
striking thing in Mr.. Johnsons charac-
Ter is The feeling that he has no social
position Kicked, insulted, scorned, be
has returned kicks insult and scorn.
Not shult of himself, he is under the
dolusion false estimation, and expos
cd to battery and vanity. His educa-
zion was among people with whom rib
aldry and nsolencc were both argument
and persuasion, A proyinciaism Of
mind which applies to the whole coun-
fry the standards Of his village, and 10
tie times lie old traditions Of party is
his next defect He il obvious Of the
great chaf &C.; he acts az if the people
felt now rs they did in 1860 when
Douglas was telling them, no ftiatter
which freedom or slavery, God or devil
In tnnng people out Of office TO build
up party, be docs not discern that tho
great republican party is in no proper
sense party but the country itself.
lie calls Congress illegitmatc, yet signs
or yetoos its laws He calls the States
that elected him an unconstitutional
Union, and yet he claims to be Prosi-
dent Of the whole cOnnlry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

To procure heaatiuix auishe3 Photographs 81
Distinguished fefsoNsEes st lr8lag cost J wiii
send post pat8 - ans s84Tfst- iua Photographs -
tnion Gsserals foy So eenis; % Photographs u
Reh ufSeers - @ 81 tsi Zoe PhelceFaphs q
Statesmen sa8 lsenefas for 60 esHfss lee Photo
sfaai.s a Acfofs 81 ba ceuaj iet Phe;oefafhs II
femse lseautics Ey SO cents. Now - tiae 'iMe 10
6r W Alhusus. Seed 80 yourorders. ard receive
sht PbolarFapsls B, resGru mail. Address MAHris
GANAaE r. O. Drawer ls Altany. y. Iva
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

NOTICE J. heF-hg given ia pawaanec q su set q the
" isglslatafa ~ sle siate passed a. s lar aees on,
sAa ne BailrakiH Bans eii redeem Iis outstanding
bliis Al lhe ~ hr ksiteUkN Nasgnal lan q
habthsttrfs thsf the ghwisF ~ thc sNA ka'i.pktH
hank terminated - existence the iAul DAY 81 No
vsmser. a D.. f.dt sad ihe following is cufy % the
said So ~ ihF legislature
A. Art Rfianng tu the Redemption 0f Bank Note.
n . hsrsba sH ~ b. tas Geasral Assembsg u ira aiats
n fsfsassas
ses AMER iie expiration ofihe charter q any Bank
ehArerc rs ghis Sses 20 siiet thc ermiAsuan II INC
ssisencs ei any tufh Hshs affrcstlg % tae laws Of
shis STATE sueh Bank mg caWee nuitrf n d pHbshed
s sli The weekly Hciserfer H t loeHif Nhcie sac =
Hank il lgeaica. fof anr fl eaf, sen tarih u'at s
hsuk Nii fraerm ~ uats1Audug tilv, tbt dsY q te
erpifstaa u ihe Garter fae dsfe 0f the rrWina-
tion atli. efise aha eopf n tiAs srf, Ana npoa
doe 8s hcatsn ~ kCt nptiUf, Nctinrr sut b8tk nor
10 uAeers shsi b isa " suv action Eaf the neH'res
dsmp5is rs " sns Of itf outsiaHiinE hs uniess ihs
same shagl hase been dmiF presented end payment
tksfeaf demanded aBfhia the 5egf ff0ressid Al the
Bsnktne iianss ~ saaeh iiaak
See Aaef the rgffeIiHn uf the charter 0Y arf ne
tsriu at4nn a ibe e1ten0e of sy snh Bank a. Store
said snrh hank shsn 10 n subject 20 ths opera.
tsoa ar she ths pra5 q ihe ~ third seelon
as.y ehaniff efshn aire ~ the Gencral Sisiutes
gss This afi saSil tske eGcsi ffaW its passage.
Approved Nov -. isas
wP BlAcK, Cashier.
Msnfhesssf. nes g. sss -liss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

How TO HAVE A Coon PAPER. We
find the following in the Liberal Chris
tan and copy it, thinking it too good to
be limited 10 the use Of the readers oi
thai paper;
We never met but one Yankee who
did not think he conld preach and edit
a paper, and he was dumb and blind
OF course everybody knows Just how
preaching and editing ought to be done,
and of advice there is surfeit But
something may be said on the other
side Pensioners have a hand in ma
king a good minister, and whether a
paper snail be interesting or not de-
pends quite as much upon its patrons
rs upon its managers If patrons will
adopt the following rules tney will find
that their paper improves wonderfully
Pay your subscription promptly, and
you viii find your paper 70 per cent
more interesting, than when you owe
for 4. Instead OF taking the paper when
you are tired as a sleeping portion and
dosing over its columns, hoping every
moment to drop off into unconscious
ness, read it when your eyes are open,
and your faculties are fresh and able to
appreciate and enjoy its contents. II
any event Of general interest occurs ia
your beiqbborhood, or any interesting
thought or valuable suggestion comes
to your mind, give it to the public
through your paper. Make the paper
"A medium of communication and you
viii be surprised to see how interesting
it viii become. To have poor paper
it is only necessary to never pay for it
until oblidged to do So, never read it
except after dinner and when haH
asleep, never communicate anything Of
interest to its columns, and whenever
you see il. complain Of its dulness and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

A railway accident lately occurred,
caused by the axle Of tender giving
way. OBTAINING the train several hours.
A lady inquired Of gentleman passen-
ger Why Il was 80 delayed; be grayely
replied, Madam, il was oceasioned by
what is often followed by serious con-
sequences the sudden breaking Of
tender attachment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

A constable il kentucky, IN publish
ing some personal property for sale, pat
upa notice with the following clause;
u wyll xpose for sail The 5do 1866 Of
Jan vun lytle rome boss or 50 much
thare Of as many be necessary to salts
fy gugment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

A lady AZ Columbus in Ohio, inquir-
oi q the spirii-mppers ho~ many chh-
dren She bad
'Four. replied tic spirit
The husband startled at the accuracy
u the reply, stepped up and inquired
"dog many children hase Z"
"Tuo, Answered the rapping mo-
dium.
Tie husband and aiie loo4d At each
other wiih au odd smile oa their fac +,
for moment and thoa retfled nom
believers Ihere Lad been iustake
made s1meWtar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05
FACTORY POINT, W..
NEW INVENTION
Patent Single Machine.

|; wili DO marc woFis 10 day hen ten men. sud
~ il beltsr. gcffecfly simple and rot liable 10 Get
cut ~ order
Tewb aBA CoUaty Eigit ana Machines fsr sale
Apply - HARFEi y. BE0WN, >:
RautukG Lainber Mills
Naaches'sr. Oct Seth 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

Artemus Ward thus describes bis
pcrils at sea "Deth starred us into the
face but We had rather tie saHtage
Of Deth Whae Death stared us into
The facs tfsrc aas about seventy of us
starin Deth into the face. The pros
pect wasn't pleasin 10 us Aot much.
i don't kno@ how Deth liked IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

A man met a big indian on the
plains few days ago The gentle
savage had large bundle of scalps, aud
the white man made bold 70 ask hm
what be had been doing. Ugh said
the noble red man, "me been skirpish
ing for waterfalls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

A SOUTHERN CANDIDATES PLArronN.
jacob Solyis, candidate for Congress
from Alabama, puts forth funny plat
form
"You hay a rite TO no the prinsipuls
that viii guyoln my kongrcshunul kar-
rer. am not the pufson to kensoul Or
cquiyerkait Ny prinsipuls are those
of the American Egol, which, whar the
karkus is, oilers gethored togcthur. IL
ielasion 10 the niggtr, Iezsept the sit
uation. Slavery is ded, and 50 will Tie
niggurs be before long / am in faym
Of a general amnesty TO I'll the Z000O
doller men, sein they had nothing 70 do
with the bringing on tic war, 81 fting
in ii when it was brot Both Of these
was did by the poor men bat those oi
that class who made nothing by the
war think sufficiently punished, and
those who did ort 70 bo parduned for
getting rich at the expense Of the re-
belyun All huy to say III konclush-
TN is that if any man doubts my loyalty
emmy longer, he is a misurabie tratr
and win lik him as soon as civil guy
ernmeut Is restabhshed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

Why Is billiard-player Ike thief
IN a crowd Because BIZ alma ior tie
pockets
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

Can a man Who has been fined bs the
magistrates again aad asain BE- said 10
IL refined
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

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