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DE-. P. MEREn1rH. Dentist. onlce No. 1a2
West Sixth Street, states rs follows
CINCINNATI, October l, 1853.

CINCINNATI, October /, 1853.
MEssRs. ]. y. HARRIS < CO.-Gents.-
About one year ago took n cold which set
tied on my lungs. A violent cough was the
consequence, which increased with severity.
expectorated large quantities of phlegm
and matter. During the last winter became
so much reduced that was confined to my
chills and night-sweats. A diarrhea set in.
My friends thought was in the last stages
of Consumption, and could not possibly get
well. was recommended to try
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
The formula was shown to me, which induc-
ed me to give II n trial, and will only add
that my cough is entirely cured, and am
now able 10 attend to my business as usual.
Yours respectfully,
Sold by T. H. LOGAN & CO., and by all
dealers in Family Medicines dcli-lmd
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Notice

T HEREBY NOTIFY THE CITIZENS OF
wheeling and the public generally, that
VIII not pay debts or contracts made by
my ~ vile, now living at Moundsville, here
WHEELING. Dec. %. 1856. ian5-iTya
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aIr,t advertisements.


- The fast steamer "PETROLIA
tHeE&ASo q" Jos. II. Anderson, Capt,
zS4z=zzHwlll leave for the above and inter-
mediate rorts, on Monday, the 7tn inst, at Il
o'clock. m
FOR Freight or Passage, apply on board.
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ATTENTION is called to the change in
the arrival and departure of trains on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adj
vert ised in another column.
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MARRIED.

On Christmas Eve at O'Clock, by the Ra,.
TT F. n Ma[ing. Mr.. ABRlAOE HINKIE. of ~
6sSSnon3, " est VA to Miss SALLIE F.. JoS-
I3tSS- OnHy daughter of Col James n IL
dan, of Iowaviile, Iowa. u JoF-
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Important to Soldiers.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

I SLATE OF W Eg-I NIRCTINIA.
| ADJUTNSr GENERALS OFFICE,
CIRCULAR - -'-----,' a., : a 'h' i 1901
| TIME FOLLOWING EXTRACTS FROM \
L Joint RESOLUTION OF the Legislature OF this
safe, adopted February LIST, 1866, are publish-
| ed for the Information of all concerned.
RESoLNED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
W EsrN IRGISI.A; That the Governor procure
" or cause 10 be procured, suitable medals as
tokens OF res pect to the officers and soldiers
Z" OF West Virginia. who have served iuTin9
Estates.
kinds. '''''-' - NC Vi ioui
81, For the officers and soldiers Of the
volunteer Army, who have been, or may
be honorabIy discharged from the Service,
For the officers and soldiers who have
" been killed in battle.
%. For the officers and soldiers who l,o,,a
" died from wounds received in battle
n. For the officers and soldiers who have
.St rom 3ilSeaSe contracted in The service
me medals Tor the officers and soldiers
who have been killed in battle or who
=. nave sled OF wounds or disease. in the ser
vice, to be delivered to the families or soi5
=" officers and soldiers" - 7'''@
10 facilitate the distribution of the medals
authorized by the foregoing Joint Resolution.
the iolioWlns Instructions are prnmuIgated:
l. Officers and soldiers OF the LIST class %
specified above, will each furnish This office
win ms name and rank, and the Company
anu Regiment to which he belonged oIs6 tbs
Post Office, County and State where ne may
be addressed. 'S may
2. The. widows or nearest relatives or
iElehuS OF deceased officers and soldiers ofthe
IND, 81 and 18th classes as specified aboye will
furnish this office with the name rank cnrr
p PAM ana Regiment, OF deceased, and the
f G Ofnce, County and State, where the an
plicants may be addressed. P
By order of the Governor:
GEORGE W. BROWN.
Adjutant General
DAILY papers OF the State COPY one week
W meekIiy papers copy one month and send Dill
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Election Nntina

IINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i StoGkhoIders of the Wheeling and Bel
mont brldge company, will be held nj the
once OF the company, ON Monday. the
l4In daS OF january. 1867. between The
hours of Ia and BE- O'Clock, u m for The
sIe i OF nine managers to serve Tor the en-
SUNG ing year year JOSEPH LAWSON,
uCoA-Lu Secre.agy
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NNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRE
and Marine Insurance COMPANY of
wheeling are notified that the annual cleo
uon oil DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing
year, VIII be held at the office of the COM
Pany on Monday. Jan. q between 10 "a
IN. and p. m.
JOHN C. HERVEY,
Jan3-3td Secretary
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Notice.

TEE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau
l. TONED against trusting or harhorir,S NJ,
wife, Margaret Lindsay, on my account az
she mas lett my oed and board without any
ed by her; THOMAS LINDSEY.
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Notice.

STOCKHOLDERS OF GREENWOOD
- Cemetery. on before the first CIay of
April l shall be under the necessity of uSing
lhat portion OF ground now in your uOSSeS-
sion as a right OF way for my special benefit
designated as such in the deed from Thomas
ozark to DIR. HiIdreth and brothers: being II
feet in width, ext ending from the National
Road to Wheeling Creek, adjoining my lands.
Jaho-3t. hOGH CLARK.
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Wanted.

A Gents. $50 PER MONTH, EVERY
~ Ehere: male and female, TO sell the
y SI E-S G1SE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
f51 " ~ - 1ACHINE, the greatest fnyen-
Ilon o. the age. Price SIS. Every Machine
NsSL5 a4ed Tor three years. Address
"c@'-AIno sECoMB & CO., Cleveland. O.
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Notice

THE COMMITTEE ON APPEALS ~
i will hold their final meeting at the
CITY Clerk S Othce, on Monday evening
the zth inst, ut 81 O'Clock. Ali
parties having claims for erroneous assess
mems Tor 1866 on personal or real estate are
notified to attend n SWEENEY
lano-n Chairman.
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Board of Health.

A CONDENSED TABULAR STATE
N ment of the Board of Health of the City
Of Wheeling for the year ending December,
3lSt., y. d. 1866 namely:
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For Sale.

A PAIR OF FINE BAY HORSES,
~ thoroughly matched in size and marks
sixteen hands nigh. six and eight years old
well broken TO single or double driving, can
make II in four minutes together without
traintng. Also a fine set of double harness,
cost in the east, when new, S2JO-all sold for
want of use For particulars, apply mt this
office. JAM Std
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Notice.

A N ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Ov
~ the First Mutual Store in BeIlairs Ohio
VII be held at the office OF the company in
6ehwood, W. Va, on Tuesday the SStI
uaS OF January 1867, between the hours
janI-td - p H. G. NuRDocu
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VIM. v. HoGE.
A I 7 GREY AT LAW


Il
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTs
OF Ohio county and adjoining conntieS
6Mtlcular attention given to collections
Wheeling. 'N ia1 5an6 OF
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Notice to StockhoIderS


TINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STScE-
social ion, will be held in the Billiard Room
north-eaSt corner of Market and Quincy SIS
VI Ionoay- january 9Th, 1867. ar : o..
cIneA- p M Members are earnestly urged
20 attend, as business of importance will he
,NE,a Transacted. By order of the Board Of
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aletr @arfrtIsttufnts:
List of Letters.


Published by authority of an Act of
Congress, requiring Letters 10 he adj
Vertised IN the Newspaper having the
largest Circulation within the Post
Office deIIVery.l
T ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
IL the Post Ofice at Wheeling, state of
West Virginia, on the eth day Of January,
1867.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office
FREE DELIVERY of Letters by carriers,
at the residences of owners may he SECURED
by observing the following RULES:
4. DIRECT Letters plainly TO the Street
and Number, as well as the Postoffice and
State.
= HEAD Letters with the writer's PoStoDice
and State, street and number, sign them plain
~ with full name, and request that answers
be directed accordingly.
,. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in a town or city, whose special address may
be unknown, should be marked on the lower
Ieft-hand corner, with the word Transient"
4 Place the postage stamp ON the upper
Ti9ht-hdTId corner. and ledUe space between the
lamp and direction for pOst-DIdrItUg without
interfering with the writing
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters, give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
n. B.-A REQ UEST for the RETURN OF a
Letter to the writer, If unclaimed within 30
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, P0StoDice and State, across the
left-hand end OF the envelope, on tine face
side, will be complied with at The usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter
1853.
once hours on Sunday from to IO15 a. M
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE FIRM OF ]. a. HOLIDAY & co.
L has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be settled at their
office, corner 5th and Lindsey SITS.
j. A HOLIDAY & CO.
WHEELING. Jan. /, 1861. jan7-lw
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Board Wanted.

PY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. IN
La private family or Boarding House. Lo-
Post office. References exchanged. address
with terms, A. B., p. o. Box 10. ian5.3fs
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Union City -rekes.

sglE.
carr JOHN neil kG- IT,
-tr- -FSssIs
CAPT ~ = EoHH.
GREY SxzsEASr
EDWARD ~ DAVIS
~ExNSrEES
ELIJAH DAY.
s-Tr. v-NEES woEEs.
ALEXANDER MORRISON.
waAEF NASTEB,
JOSEPH FORSYTH.
STRICT COMMISSIONER,
CONRAD LESHART.
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BENwooD ACCOMMODATIONS
To connect with c. ORR. Div.

-0II-s u " 14-sOS IAdaster OF Transportatior
t.,- r. T. DEVRfES
General Agent, wheeling
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. 3, 1857.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
6, 1867. 80
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
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T,,t,. .., AdJutant General.
DAILY papers OF the State copy one week
weekly papers copy one month and send piIi
10 AuJutant Generals Ohice, Wheeling, W
a.
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CINCINNATI ]
Leave Wheeling
HnilN incIndi,H
MAIL TRAN-pAILY TRAM

Leave wheeling (ex-' leave Baltimore
Saturday. at 7:I0 Pm. except SATURDAY
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Age not reported
q
+. Mccoy,
.anS st Sec of the Board of Health
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Foreign News.

The second instalment Of correspondence be-
tween the British andU. 8. Governments with
regard to the Alabama claims, has been read
before the British House of Commons. Lord
Stanley in q dispatch to MIR. Ford, the present
Charged Afaiares at Washington, says, Eng
land will never consent to submit 10 the arbl-
tration Of a foreign power claims involving the
right to recognize be lligerents. This right, he
insists, is purely a question of English Law.
He repeats his offer to submit to arbitration
the Alabama claims and to refer all other de-
mauds for indemnity for losses SUSTAINED dur
ing. the war, to the decision Off mixed commls-
sion.
Telegraphic communication with India, which
was interrupted by the Cyclone, has been re-
stored. %. a'
Telegrams from Bombay give the rumor that
the King of Abyssinia had ordered the English
%captives in his custody to be executed. The
rumor needs confirmation,
The strike Of the c4bmen iuLondon has come
TO an end. The obnoxious law has been sus-
pended.
Sir Edward Thornton, late Minister to Bra.
I'll, and recently appointed ambassador to The
us, arrived in London yesterday, from lilo
Janeiro. The steamer by which he arrived
brings the report that a formidable revolt had
broken out in PaySandu.
The debate on the Italian expedition in the
French legislative body was continued yester-
day. o. the Liberal side, Simon and Guerait
made speeches, in which they attacked the ltal-
ian policy Of the government, and condemned
intervention.
l. Etendard asserts that all the European
powers have agreed to the general conference
proposed by France, with the exception OF ilol-
land and Belgium. go.
In the Corps Legislarif Marquis Mousticr,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, said, a meeting OF
the general conference was uncertain. Should
it not take place, the Government OF France
would be compelled to exact Of lta!y a literal
observance of the obligations Of the September
convention.
Count Crivalli, the envoy Of Austria to Rome
has notified the Pope that the legislation OF
the Reichsrath must proceed on its course even
in antagonism to the concordat, should the
Holy Father refuse to relieve the Emperor
Francis Joseph from the obligations OF a treaty
made before he became q constitutional mon
arch.
The Prussian Minister Of Justice, Count
Won Dippe, has resigned.
The Italian War Office has ordered three
hundred thousand chassepot rifles. Many ar
rests for political offences have been recently
made in different parts Of the kingdom.
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"


In the Episcopal Church, in Fredericksburg,
on Thursday night, 28th ultimo, by Rev. Mr..
Maury, Mr.. II. P. CHEW to Miss BESSIE r.
BA1NBR1DGE, late of King George county, Va.
On the 9th ultimo, by Rev. James Fitzger-
aid, at Oakland. the residence Of the brides
father, Captain THOMAS Dew, of Caroline co.,
Va, to Miss MINNIE w, daughter of Thomas
E. Perkins, esq, of Buckingham county, Va.
On the goth ultimo, in st. James Church,
Lancaster, Penn, by the Rev. J. J. Momber',
Va, to ADELAIDE g., daughter of tho late
William Hayman, of Georgetown, G.
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PRIESTS AND Nuns ARRESTED.-Thc sheriff
of Cape Girardeau county, Missouri, arrested
last week a priest named Alezeri, President
of St. Vincent's College, and several nuns at
the convent there, for teaching without taking
the new constitutional test oath. This oath
has been decided unconstitutional as to preach
ers and attorneys, but no decision as to tie ach-
CTS has been made. -FeterSburg ErpresS.
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In New York yesterday, Flour WAS a shade
frmer; Wheat tending upwards; Corn with
out change; Pork dull.
In Baltimore yesterday, Flour was unchang-
ed, but moro active. Very light offerings Of
Wheat, snd an active request for Prime and
choice grades; the market stronger. There
WAS no really choice Wheat offering. Small
sales of good to prime red Maryland were msde
at 215a25Q, and. 900 bushels strictly prime
Pennsylvania, after Change, at $50. We quote
white ct 225a250; red at 245a25O. There was
quite an active demand for Corn, and the offer
ings were generally disposed of, the market
ruling quite firm. Old Corn was scarce. White
sold 1T ll5u12O; yellow do. at l2oal30. New
Corn ranged from 80 to 100 !or damp white and
yellow; good to prime dry white l05all5; do.
yellow ll2al15. The market for Oats was mod
erately active, and the offerings were mostly
sold at prices about lc lower, Sales Of 90 bush
els Eve ut l59. - ----
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L. A. Davis, Secretary.

s.. SHARp.-We understand that q few days
ago as a gentleman Of this county was travell-
1 negv from from a nGnnG'G bec 10 M reffactory. ms and 3G be so a
down to lead him. While thus progressing, a
stranger made his appearance and inquired the
trouble. Upon being informed he profered his
services to q cool him down" He mounted,
and after riding up and down the road several
times, he disappeared over the hill, leaving the
timid owner standing in the road awaiting his
return. Presently, however, another party, on
horseback, made his appearance, and being in
formed Of the difficulty, offered, for SIS, to pur-
sue and bring back the missing one. The bar
gain was struck, the money was paid over, and
at last accounts, both parties were i" over the
hills and far away."-Loudoun Mirror.
Gen. Hancock continues to r~einstate the Of
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The Lynchburg papers contradict the state
ment that one Allen "a delegate to the Conven
ton from Prince Edward county, had. stolen
horse. rssar- C.. a.g;s a. 10 or u
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AUCTION

TOMMI5SION ER'S SALE OF HOUg-S
" LAND NEAR ALEXANDRIA.NRsss..&
tue of 8 decree Of the Circuit Court of F:ii,ssI-
county, rendered in the cause of George Bsvi;ssSs
VS.. Victor Strudor and others, I shall sell -
day Of January, 1863, at ~ m at the Tavern as
4. d C.tts, at West End, in Fairfax countv's
TRACT OF LA ND, containing 1872
ACRES, lying in said county of Fairiax, ,w,,
miles from Alexandrls, on the Colchester ro.a
a djoinlng the estate of Frobel and Others he;n1,
the land of which Victor Strudor died seized "H
The tract contains a comfortable Dwell. -
LING, and the necessary buildings and H::;;s
improvements. ~
TERMS-One third Cash, and the r.sjdnsi
two equal instalments, at six and twelve ruon,b.
with interest, TO be secured by the notes Of ~,
purchaser, and retention Of the title to the lsnSS
till the last payment is made.
Nm. H. DULANY,
Commissioner Of Ssh.
Fairfax county, dec 2-2awts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND N
v PRINCE WILLIAM.-By virtue Of y 10,
cree of the Circuit Court OF Prince William 90
entered on the 18th day of October, 1867 in
suit in chanccry therein pending, in wb;cTN
Richard NJ. Allen and others are plaintiffs, md
John A. Harrison and others arc derendnn,,'
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell h.
fore the front door Of the Court House Of s.il
county, on MONDAY, the Oh day of Janu.ry
1863, that being Court day, TWO TR >CTS0iF|
LAND, in the said county, lying near the po,o.
mac river, one containing about 1873 Ia
ACRES, and the other about &C 2-3 ACRES
These lands are unimproved with buildings ni
for farming purposes. but arc well set in timbc-
of chestnut and other growth, and are ,hj.Fy
desirable as timber lands, nearwatcr naviya,inG
TER MS-One fourth OF the purchase Inou,,
to be paid in cash, and the residue in two cqat
instruments, at one and two years, the purcia,
er to give bond, with approved persona! securI-
ty, to bear interest from the day Of Sale, and tina
title to be retained as security for the defcrrpi
payments. CHAo. r, SlMChAlE.
EPPA HUTTON.
Prince VIM. CO., nov 20 cots Comn'r.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
1 LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA
By virtue Of Il deed Of trust from Z. D. Barker
to the undersigned, Trustee, to secure Tno!na.
Veal, J. r. DeBell and +. +. Vauhorn, duly
reco ded in Liber +, No. 4, folio IA, Of the
Land Records of Fairfax county, | shall sell, t.,
the highest bidder, at public auction, on MON.
DAY Y, the 10Th day Of December, 1867. that De-
ing Court day, in front Of the Court House Of
said county, al II m, a valuable TRACT Or
LAND, in said county, lying on both sides O.;
the A., l.. s. II. Il. r., near Herndon Station,
being the land conveyed by the said Thoms,
Veal, &c to the said &. D. Barker.
TERMS-Cash. BENZ. CAY WOOD,
Fairfax CO., dec 2-lawts Trustee
National Intelligencer once q week till sale
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So far, Gen. Hancock's words and actions in
New Orleans contrast most admirably with
thoss of his predecessors. If he consistently
follows out bis v principles, as announced in
his proclamation, he will do a great good, and
ret . good example.
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COMMERGHAE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December 1.-The
market this morning exhibited much more &C.
tivity, and the attendance on Change WAS much
more numerous than for some time past. Flour
is quiet, but holders ara somewhat irmer, the
stocks on hand being light. In Wheat there
was much more activity, the demand being
brisk, with sales of good white and red at 245,
inferior white at 235, and fair to good red at 2S7
a24O Corn active, with sales Of 2G73 bushels
new white and mixed at 103, 105, 10S, 10 and
III for damp and dry, and ll8al22 for old white.
Rye in fair request, with sales at l35al37~ Some
enquiry for Oats, and sales at G5a6G. dressed
Hogs in fair supply, with sales at ST 50a$S, &C
cOrdinG to quality.
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The steamship Propontis, with a large and
full cargo of cotton, corn, rosin, tobacco, &c. F,
sailed from Norfolk on the Sd, for Liverpool.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser 6(Radlcal.
thinks that the Radicals in Washington 'fai
to realize the strength of the popular demand
for a release from agitation
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PORT OF Observation-Disclosures
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, TO j.
Broder5 Il Go.
Schr. Milton Corsey, Baltimore, sack salt to
H0oe s. Weddorburn
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Congress-.

10 the Senate, yesterday, Il motion was made
that the usual number Of copies Of the Prcsl-
dents message be printed. Il long discussion
ensued, and finally, without taking any action
in the matter, the Senate took up the bill
pledging the faith of the Government to pay
the national debt in coin. After a short debate,
without taking a vote, the Senate went into ex-
%ecutive session, and at it's close adjourned.
In the House the bill removing the tax from
all cotton grown after the year 1867 was taken
up, and a great number of members made
speeches. K vote was finally taken and the
bill was pas ,ed-yeas lbs, nays 20.
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A number of colored men, are, with others,
engaged in Richmond, 10 forming a Constitu-
ton tor the old State of Virginia. In New
York, Ohio, and other Northern and Western
States, these very men, thus engaged, would
not be allowed cyen to cote! The scene in
Richmond is by direction of the Radical ma
jority of Congress.
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100000 IN ~ATcHkS'

FOR SALE on THE POPULAK
Mzs- ONE PRICE PLAN. d
living EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not TO be Paid Tor unless perfectly Sal.
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The Radical Alabama Reconstruction Con.
vention are indignant at the DISCUS Of Gen,
Pope, and reciprocate the 'disgus. s'So7t there
is DISCUS all round the board z;as
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ITOOP SKIRTS!
II HOOP SkIRTS!!
The BEAU IDEAL HOOP SKIRT the most
desirable Misunderstanding made Of tn" On
est material, the latest style, and is put ~tegethtf
by q new combination by Hand Work, whIca
makes the steeIs unlnoYable, never out Of shape,
and more durable thar any other. Have alsoA
large stock of every style and quality Of La
DIES. MISSES and CHILDKKNS' HOOP
SKIRTS, al Of which have just been received,
and which | am prepared to sell to herchant'
rs low as they can be had at wholesale in Ne"
York. CHARLES ". GRkKA,
noy9-tf No. IS, King street,