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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27
THE PROSPECT.

notwithstanding the loss during this
season of nearly forty millions of feet OF
logs, there are still enough left to keep our
mills running night and day for the re
maiuder Of the season. and the supply of
lumber will doubtless be equal to the de-
mand.
1t is not to be understood that the logs
that 20 over the Falls are total loss.
They will mostly be caught below, and
after deducting the expenses and falling
upon a gIutted market, will probably re-
alize half their value, making the total
loss to the lumber trade about 5000, 900.
With tifty millions Of logs yet to be
sawed, and the damages to be repaired,
there will be abundant employment for
every man in our community; and four
weeks from now will see our people en-
tirely recovered from this disaster, and
with as much faith sud hope in the fu-
ture of Minneapolis as they have ever
had.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27
The Great Freshet.

The Minneapolis Tribune thus sums
up the loss in that city by the great
freshet:
THE RESULT.
"The result of this flood at this city,
may thus be summed up:
A loss of 100000 in logs, and an
equal amount by losing the manufacture
ing of them into lumber.
The stoppage of the mills for from two
to four weeks, until the water subsidies,
boOms are repaired, and the logs from
Rum River are brought down.
The damage to the Suspension bridge
and St. Anthony bridge, $1,000; to the
railroad bridge $40, 600.
The partial destruction of the booms
on the river, the damage to which can
not be ascertained.
This is the general loss; but upon
whom the lumber losses fall, and the
amount to each individual cannot be
obtained.
The loss has been more or less upon
all engaged in the lumber business; but
not enough upon any one to injure their
business permanently.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27

Prescott, Wisconsin, July 81, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Sabina T. Cole, de-
reaepd
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27
London, Paris, Dublin, Linz,
Empress of France, Empress

OF Austria, Empress of Russia, EN-
press of Brazil, Queen of Spain,
and Queen of Bavaria.
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SPREAD THEsi.T!iRUTH. &!

Some medical men insist thst It ignihed 70 adj
vertise remedy, however valuable II may be- Queer
reasoning this It is ltRe saying that article which
the world needs should be hid IN benefits
aua blessnga may be TOO widely difused the
OF protecting and restoring health should be- close
monopoly and not accessible to all The argument Is
bad. Il is worse than that; st is. .inhuman Suppose
HOaTErrERs sToMACH BrrTRRs-an absolute gpe-
cac for dyspepsia biliousaess and nervous debility
had newer been known beyond the Eepertolfe Of the
faculty, what would have been tho consequence In
stead Of curing and millions, the good effects
.of the preparation would have been confined to COM
parative few There the highest authority for saying
light should not be hid undor bushel; that what
ever is excellent should be placed es city on hill
where ali men can tax, cognizancs of is upon this
principle that the BTTTERs hare been advertised and
continue to bo advertised In every newspaper OF any
prominence in the western phere, and that the
spontaneous testimonials In its favor have been trans
lated into all written languages. Thousands enjoy per
feot health todny who would be anguang on beds Of
sickness IL the had not spread theuth with
regard to this unequslled nNgorant and corrective fr
and Wide Suppose profit has been reaped from this pub
licty that any argument against itf II the public
health has besn protected II lives have been saved;
the feeble ave been atreng and the sick restored
great good has been aecompiahed and who so mean as
to Gdge to exerons thus directed their fair reward
February . - = = = -. 5. 9 Z
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EEaANE JEwELRY,
VALUED AT
$500 900 .

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED as FOLLOWS: TIE
wv name and value OF each article Of our goods are
marked on ckes placed in scaled envelopes, and well
mixed On receipt Of 26 cents an envelope containing
such ticket viii be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address. The pur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and 1s value
which may be from one to five hundred dollnrs-con
then, on payment of dollar, receive tho article
named mny exchange 1t for any other article mnrked
circular ut the sano value Every ticket draws IN
article worth one dolnr or mora. No NIs.NKa.
Our patrons depend on 1air, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at our oe, regard.
Less OF its value, promptly sent directed, by return
mail, OF express. -.
Letters from many perlons acknowledging the receipt
Of vuuable gifts from u.s. mny be se9n file at our Of.
fee, among whom we are permitted 10 refer to:
John s. Holcomb Lambertvine, n, gold wstcth value
S250 Mrs g. Bennett No. 259 Cnmbe street. Brook
Iyn sewing machine, $780, Edwin Boyt Stamford Conn,
gold lever watch, value 5000; Hor R. Briggs, Wash
100 Lexington avenue piano. $685. HRS N. JacksNn. No.
203 Nineteenth street, n. " wing machine, s9u; Jos
Curnp, Elmra, N. T. molodesJn, $l60; Miss l. Collins
Atanta, Ga, diamond cluBber ring, S225; Dr.. henry
Smith, Worcester, Mnsa saving machine s86; H. Shaw,
No. 1873 10th street, n. Y, gold WATCH $780, Ew. Boyn
ton, Nashville, Tenn, slodeon, 500; james Russell
Smith, Providence, r. L, silver lever watch, $780, Oscnr
Purdy, Madison, n J., nusc boz S46; Hon. B. 8. New
ell st. Pauls, Minn gold watch, s185; j. R. Sperry,
Litchfe1d Conn.,, silver warc $55; VIM. B. Peok Har-
lcna us music boz Sf5; Wm. Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver ten set S125 Miss E. NJ Schencl Detroit, Mch
diamond ear rings, s2ao; Pierre Beaud1n, St Charles
Hotel, New Orieans, diamond ring, Sl70; MrB Martha
Barnes, Ct Louis, Mo-, nlelodeon, value S125:
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO &E SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
And not to be paid for until you know what you have
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UNDER DHCRnEIH EQUITY.

.0TO10fa .Vds = UIkIl9-
WI be sold under the direction Of the uuderxigu
the old Custom Hous-, In this city on TUESDA the
ash day of February 1857 at IL ocleckt 49,
All that LOT OF LAND on the: soutR side Of ;Bosd4
street. in thA city; tn n nton Bsoad Areet
seventy .hye 75 feet by one hundred and t60l
In depth, ba the said ss1rer1ents more or less
bounded to the south Broad street, est lands OF
T. Savage Heyward; nortn on land now or late Of w.
Trapmann, and vest on Land OF ,. G. PTessley and
ShInger. -. - - .L.,sxS:
now due upon the bond to thecomp ainant and Tbs BAL
ance in one and two years. secursdb bond put
onaser and mortgage OF the premises With interest from
far uapers - g-...s,s JANES TUPPERi;
February s u tuf Master in Equity
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To Soldiers and Fr1erAs OF Soldiers.


Miafortnne has fallen heavily upon Hrs. DONALD
ROWE, of orangeburg. the great friend and nurte OF
soldiers during the late The property Of her hus-
band is advertised to b. sold by the Sheriff on the ne1
ssle day and she will be Left without house or home
Many the soldiers who have been relieved by her kind
ness hnye e1presaod desre aasat her In this hour Of
her Distress She labored for pay during the war and
now asks for no remuneration for her services; put VIC
feel that IL would be sstng reproach upon the country
to allow her to be turned homeless upon the world We
therefore propose to purchase the plantation for her
Two thousand dollars have already been secured for
this purpose, and we earnestly solicit contributions fro
nh who are willing to assist in this noble work. Send
your money as speedily as possible. Remit to Mr.
LEONARD CHAPLIN, Charleston, s. O.; Rev. ". g. CON.
NOR, Orangeburg, g. c.; or Mr. F. g. DEFONTAINE,
Columbia, s, c. ez -
All papers friendly to the cause VIII confera favor by
copying this. .:i 49,; /
Subscriptions win also be receiyedst the Office Of THr
DAILY NE'ws, Mercury, and Courier. January 28
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
anctton jsn,ca Tht. Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. No. IS Hasel street. opposite PostotRco at
10 O'Clock, mule, groceries md furniture.
NJ L. AnrAR viii sell this day, at the wharf foot OF
Calhoun and Washington stroes at 10 o'clock, fiat "a
feet long and 10 feet beam.
r. NJ MlRsHAII. h Bro. will sell this day, before
their oiace No SO Bread street, at 10 O'Clock, mules
horses. pony, furniture, &c.
Miles DRAKE will sell this d, at bis store, corner OF
King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock rs casea boots
aud Shoes, umbrellas, ac
j. & J. ". Knox will sell this day, at their sales
rooms, &c. 1888 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel
at haltpast 10 o'clock assortment OF household fur
niture.
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of nppete is bottle Of PAsKsrss He
patio Bittes ss 1t will e sure to give relief For Ssle ny
all Druggists.
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
rhe Da;ru SouM 0aro1intan at Columbia is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocel paper
Of tho State 1t will be found at the present time espe
caly valuable to merchants and others desiring to a'ah
themselves of very large circulation.
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MAPES' NITROGENIZED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OBJ Limb. J.
INTRODUCED 1854.
FOR COTTON, CORN, WHEAT. AND OTHER GRAIN
CROPS, TOBACCO, VEGETABLE CROPS, 6o s5

sroNTAINs SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO e
4 NIACAL Animal Matter to produce rapid growth.
and to insure the complete appropriation ty the plant Of
the phosphstes and OTHER Ingredients in the fertilizer
without erhausing the SOIL does not burn the crops du-
Ting drought like Peruvian Gunno or lose its strength
by the volahlizahon Of the Am :: dnia:
All It's constituents, e1cepdng the splphuric Acid
being from Bones, Flood, Flesh, and other animal
sources and not from Mineral PhosphRtes or Mineral
Phosphate Guanos in the case with most Of the s-
rPhosphatea. ara in condition to become quickly
.solnbe La the SOIL and available as food for plnnta
Warranted free from adulera!tons and Of uniform
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yTlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the above Institutions will bs hold In the City Of
Charleston on tie Second Tuesdayin February next the
18th day Of at month.
Place Of MeeHng-Hal Of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Brond street
Hour of convenng-11 O'Clock A. NJ.
On ,the day following Wednesday, the 13th-here
will be an election held at the place, between tho
hours Of A. II. and 8 P. H., for FIFTEEN D1RECTORS
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN DI.
RECTORS OF THE BANK
committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, as usual over the Road
to and from the meeting freq Of charge In accordance
with tho Resolution Of the Convention of 1854.
At this meeting Will be taken up for action, according
to rule the following proposed additionni Bylaw:
sThe Board shall hold four quarterly meetn0s during
the year. and such meetings shall be specially called
by the President; and in the interval Of the meetings
there shall be Executive Committee, who shall tie an
thorzed to conduct the business of the Company The
sad Committee to consist Of the members resident In
Charleston. J. R. EMERY, Secretary.
ia uary 8 tho 3
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ONE GREAT reason that PEoToRAI BALM has gain.
ed such merted popularity, is, that it is within the
reach Of all. tt being put pin fifty cent sl2e,
enables those in limited circumstances to provide
themselves with this invaluable preparation. Foe
sale by all Druggists.
DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEN1AN & CO., Agents
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! ''P;:RiVATEs,AEESi.5s::.. So. So.
Plantotioa in Pike County, Georgia
Ii aRY.LOUIS ID. DeS

RY LOUIS. D. DesATssu uRf;s;Ss II; !:
: A PLANTATION on Macon and Western Railroad,
three miles from Mner station, about forsyfve frou1
BIaoon and sbout the same to Atlanta containing l2oo
acres Of ald-6O0 cleared Cotton and Provisions and
balance In woods. go. 80.
On the place arc largo Dwelling nearly fnished forty
negro houses good barn. corn house, stable and good
ana large orchard. A small stream runs through the
tract This place 1s healthy readencs all the yeax
For particulars apply as above, ut - -: -
january 80 Wins No. 23 BROAD STREET
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COURT OF CHANcERY.-The Court met at II A.
NJ, Chancello IEsEsNE presiding. The sounding
of The Petition and Bill Dockets Was resumed, and
days assigned for the trial of the different cases.
No matters Of Importance were transacted, and
the Court adjourned until II a. NJ. to-day.
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SARATOGA.
'''EXCELSIORn Spring WATER.

,-xr,p WAITER M THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
ho ,nenralied by that Of any other In the faramed
Sney Of Saratoga Its virtues such as haye sec1reo
It ths high encomums Of oil who have nsed IT, possess
ing; 1t does In sn eminent oesrce
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, p, Professor s,,'
Practice Of Physic. Jefferson Medea conese' fn!iaF
oetpn-.' PHILADELPHIA, November 10. 1855.
have been Or past IN ~ Inc sarono na9.
scc,stone during the great portion Of my invalid te
~ the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that valley depanaeT I'M s
"a tbat the Excelsior Water iB well adapted .as any
other among them not moro So to the Purposes Tor
which hoy are generally eployed e Agreeable s sn
,,ffy1a T can heartily and conscientiously
to all who NEED gen5e sno
diuretc. SAMUEL nt.tNtti 5 Ds Sottins: % and
packed in good order for shippng Pints N bore o.
four dozen cach and Quarts in boxes of TWO dozen e
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RICU.LT'. U.RAL,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

7nF ALL kinds, AT Low PRICES; lion AND
" Steel Poughs WhealbarTows, Trucks straW ar and
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters, Tanning and Grain Ms
Cotton Gins, Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills
Plough Casting Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Threshlng Machines, Guano, Bone Dust Phos-
phate Of Lime, &c. ,.z.iss JOHN MOOREs -;
December 10 emo No. 1sP Fsontstree!. New Yorl.
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"A FEW WORDS OF. C0MM0N
SENSE .s

-. 49,
Eow few there are who are not subjeoto some affection
Of the lungs or respiratory organs, who by negeodn3
premonitory SYMPHONIC oggraVate the complaint lnti
disease strikes its shafts causing tolt1re
of the patient md anxiety and distress to
cold sght throat" Is the bee5leas reIara
OF many when so affected Yes "Only cold WAS the
thoughtless expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forearmedl / should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed bya sut-
ferinR from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief s
within their reach and, II neglected al consequences
life Of misery's daily hourly struggle for e1-
stence contest In which there can be but
Death X -, .s :,
Does it not appsl the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by nesect2 Then why delay WhGtex-
cnse cnn be offered when timely warming Is sounded IN
your ears When the danger Is pointed out why nolt
avoid 1tf NARsDEN's PEoToRAL BAIM has bean used
with SUCCESS in nearly million Of cases. ind s endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most rrornpt and eca-
cious remedy that scientific resesr1 has discovered to-
relieve md cure all cases OF % IshB, Colds Influenza,
and Consumption, If the is not beyond NIL hope
Even when the suerer Is IN the last stages he will find
relief BY using this prep lration. One bottle w con-:
vince the most ncreduloaa that the merits Of hls prepa
ration are By nens e1aggerates In fact ta far abort
Of the euloges bestowed upon 1t by Thousands who have
been cured by its :iely use guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every tnsancr
to refund the money when lls preparation fails to re-
,Heve.
York. :. S c
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TIE CONFEDERATE lEAn.-He nepe Oteii Aaf"i-
ed With . list of the named of the South Caro-
lima soldiers who are buried at Newborn, N. O.,
with name Of company, regiment, date Of death,
age etc., which We publish below for the informa-
ton of relatives aud frields as also that th.ir
honored names may be handed down to posterity.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEAD BURIED NEAn NEwBERN. N. q.
Rorin Carson Co. B, 14th s. C.-died May 9, 1856.
Wm. Briquon Co. D, 26th S. C.-6ed April ID, 1865
fancey Strickland Co. 1st s. Cdied April "a, 1885,
aged 40; -, :, ,oa,
Andrew Hots, Co. D, 10th g. C.-died April ., 1855,
Michael Draft, Co. 3, 10th s. c.-disa April 3, 1865.
aged IS.
Joseph Hook, Co. D, 18th s. C-died April 6. 1896.
Jno: B. Bume Co. A, 10th S. c-dled april 10. 1852
aged So.
VIM sedague, G. g. Aided May 6, 1866.
I'm. B. Smith, Co. Z, 1ss 8. C.--died May ?. 1885,
Paul Price, 18th S. o-died May 9, 1856, agsd i.
Erman Poeser, Co. F, 1st s. c.-died April %. 1860,
aged 80.
james. Lynch, Co. Z, LIST s. c.-died April 26, 1sss
aged 40.
Elijah Lane LIST 8. C-died April 81, 1856, aged g.
Wm. Baker, Co. B. 10Th S. c-died April 1866, ased
VIM. a. Johnson, Co A.. 18th s. c.-died April 2, 1865.
Martin areenbsrg, Co. B. 1st $. Arti1lery-ded April
Henry CLAMP, Co. E. 18th $. c.-died April p 1865,
Nathaniel Graham, Co. B. 18th s. s.c-died April T.
wi VIM III Il Rash. Co. c. 7th $. c-diad April II 1866,
Jesse Holman Co. BIS. c.--died May 1855, aged q
Jno g. stancer, 1st s. Cdied April so, 1866 aged 49,
VIM Hnteh1s s. G. M5ied Aps L. lssS 5se agea It.
wesley Stevens, 8. c. M.-died April I, 1855
Archibald West Co. E. lists. c-died April i, 1850
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KINSMAN.& HOWELL,

SOLE AGENTS, No. 1863 East Bay.
Terms Of sale-3a5 por ton cash; limited amount
sold for half cash. belnnce payable November, 1851
With approyed Factors' acceptance bearing Bank
ratAs al interest at time of purchase February j
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CorroN ExoRTs.-By reference to our tabular
statements Of the exports Of cotton from tho 1st
to the 7th February; inclusive, it will be seen that
nearly 10, ,o10 bales have been shipped on foreign
and domestic account, viz: 1894 bales to England
and France, and 2456 bales to coastWise ports.
We should bo much gratifed to be enabled to
record similar weekly exports Of this staple during
the entire season.
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III. III.
Il you want cheap Blank Books;
If You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa

II you want Printing executed neatly;
IF youwant Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 5s Broad street.
feb lyr
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.BAUGH'S
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE.

rT1HE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
always been bensAcia-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article. Before Offering BAUGH's
PHOSPHATE on the market the last season submitted
It for analysis to Professor Shepard OF the South Caro-
Lima Medical College, who fully endorsed It, and his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment by
our own planters whose testimony have Of the sl-
perlor exoeenoy Of this Phosphate especially In the c
ture Of Cotton, IN insuring good stand.
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GAS LIGHT M:ULTIPLIER

to Stores, Private Dwellings,, Churches &C., In this city
Mr. poZNANsN refers all those interested in the
matter 10 bis Pamphlet, wherein. win be found full
description Of the system proposed and the results OBJ
tanned by Its application to several buildings Ia this
city.
Office, NO. 20 BROAD STREET, Law RANGE .-5,.=
Factory. No. AT KING STREET. at the Gas Apparatus
Works OF WIN. F. PADDON: y
Orders may be loft at either Of these places.
Ofacs hours from 10 TO O'Clock. $. &c.. -
i February .-z:..... 1890 LIMO
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And all Retail Druggists.

2. Price, 50 cents small bottle; S. large size:
- ,e.fs=szt,..l KING & CASSIDEY,ssa
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, y
ss GOODRICH, WINEMAN ~ co..: s
Wholesale Agents, Charleston. s
And all Retail Druggists. 9mo: December 4
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Besides the usual stoak Of dry goods store, the
proprietors have just received fine assortment Of
mattings, comprising tho well-known brands Of
China, Japan, Hong Kong, &c. These are white,
red, and figured, and are offered at the most 1ea-
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LIST OF ARTICLES
TOEE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH

And not to be paid for until you know what you hay
I L. dr.a,I1n
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To PRlNTERs.-A good con.positor- "a steady, re-
liable man-can secure employment By application
at this nf6ca
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The ladies Of Charleston and their old customers
are invited to pay them visit, ut No. 2s1 King
street, corner Of Wentworth, where they will take
pleasure in waiting on them.
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N. ROBSON Agent,
December 10 Sd mwt3mo No. go EAST BAY.
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TnE Hon. Wm D. KELLEY, Of Pennsylvania, has
our thanks for copy Of his speech on the E1tln'
cuishment Of the Public Debt, delivered IN tina
House Of Representatives January s. 1867. Mr'
KEuEY's autograph franked the pamphlet, and We
cal. lot imagine what entitled us to the honor CT
such distinguished notice; seeing that tle non.
KELLEY is ons OF the simon pure stripe Of sadioals
and Protectionists. he hits the South hata "nen-
eeer there is the least cilsnce.
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NOIVCEGs
No. $50 King street. general assortment DRY
GOODS Clothin2 Faucy Goods, sJeWelry. Boo4. and
Shoes Cutlery; Perfumety and Soaps: February Is
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All papers friendly to the cause Nl confer favor BY
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UNDHn DECREB I'M EQUITY ss ~

;ese; ftu Master In Equity: =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-10-04

There Is but one thing that can prevent
imreeehment Of President johnson, if the
present temper Of the public mind holds TIL
the meeting Of Congress. That Is the Ie-
Election that the deposIng OF Mr.. johnson
would. as matters stand, be the elevation of
old Ben. Wade, President pro tan Of the
Senate, to the position of acting President.
While DO one doubts Senator Wade's patri-
otism and devotion to republican principles,
many will hesitate before they take action
which shall place him at the head OF the ma
ton. He is too impulsive and uncertain IN
ms disposition; too coarse and rough IN his
ways too wilful and opinionated for the
rlace. lie was not a very suitable selection
for the PRESIDENCY OF the Senate, and Is still
less fitted Tor the Presidency of the United
States. Nevertheless NJ. johnson may
bring House and Senate to the conclusion
that anybody would lie better than be in The
Presidential chair.