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Millersburg Female College.

THE TWENTY SIXTH SESSION OF THIS
1 Institution will open on MONDAY, JAM.
airy 2lst ls57. and continue tEenty weeks
Tuition. IS % and = dollars according % al
vancemcnt. Board g 20 per week. everything
furnished One half q the fees are required IN
advanee and the balance a. the end Of half the
session. For further information. apply o.
J. T. HAMILTON. Principal
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TO THE
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NOTICE.

rVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAyISa Quail
j fed as Executors on the estate % Rachel s.
Cannon. deceased request al parties Indebted
% said estate 20 GENE forward and settle. and
parties having claims Agninst tbs estate vii
present them properly authenticaied. within the
time prescribed BY law or they vii Be barred.
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LEWIS NJ. Nancy.
jau20-dI w&Gtws Executors.
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:ss. ssps::sd pri$s wiass i j II iss u
which however remained steady a. iic a suiE snd
The a ss ss We !" q sapns as S % % Sr
gravity Bonded sii continued dull and heavy = axe
standard While sas At & and ii .as ssi' lots W ! IT, sor
light stray. &c for ligh. straw TO white, and ac. for
iss sDz pork $40 o. beef ss
TSs Sss pss;.HIs 70 .s price:
PPs Ps ss;. Ssu S
possss poss and s.ssr aseiinsd q
y s .1s The n sss Of
aS ~s1s asoa s Sc s -ss being % snd
%s.s and old ms.: and ss 7s SO for prime; Also goo
Beef STEADY with ss%an 0P"Sa fss ss Soss
@ 'ss sss s a " %
terms did learn Beef hams we're quiet but
81 ss %
tsss ~s,s ssasnf s 7: 1 shs s
ribbed and Ic for short clear Cue likewise
s - = 1sS ss ias 'ssass .aa ns ss.s.
fs: :;'ss It. for s saS s.S
hs ds sna .RSsr
arhins W ss quoted so ssc for good pms csss:c
f.eor Be quoted ac isc for 70 choice, sud
Ec.-we a..ra q ne Important sales smal lots Caro-
refusing Cuba beng quoted roc IOc The sales aggregated
.n e ae Kco Asiso sso @ 1es s
sses sss soi %Ss and po"aerad
market ruled exceedingly quiet the business
being confined TO the most urgent requirements Of the
trade The present prces are below ne cost Of mport
We quote: mats, 4sc do case. lac Cloves Iss
Sc Mace size ssc Pepper. 2l,sc. nc Pimento, iss,
ssspsHCalcssta lnseed ruled steady and arm No sales.
reported though sales In Boston 10 the Of 5000
bags rumorcd Clover UNCHANGED at 1870. 1c
according 70 ansnty Timothy unchanged " 70
sALr-Beyond The sales previously reported heard Of
jobbers prices as follows Ashton 81 eS Marshais and
% 25 ground 81 25 and Turks Island 6oc
sPELrxR ruled DUH at SIC a6,c god silesan We
heard OF no important sales.
TrK.-Pig ruled shade drmer. with rather more doing
terms II was quoted at gcd or sanca small M sales
were made 2s,Sc gold English NOMINAL. at 22c,
TosAcco IN fair demand, and prices ruled steady
sales E I'll In nhd, nd Kso,sssy @ a. s e g DO Virginia do
TAow In moderate request prices scarcely
m The saies 95 900 lbs mainly lvysc. ilSc.
SOC Sc for western IN bond Free is wholly nom,nsi
WooLThe market for both foreign and domestic not
the ner grades which wers aud readily
mandcd full prices while the other grades remained
comprised 5000 lbs aeeces at c asic including Ohio
at 6c 6lc Wisconsin, SIC also 200 lbs tubbed at 4tc
ing ios low Al ise 600 lbs combns pulled sas: ssc
50 600 lbs California al 3Sc according to quality;
sales Is1ss e. q Oe cap pei II =
42Hc 10 do do here, at 4c 42kc 500 lbs Russian
& s.' ao nnwashsd iIs Ensre RIOS
Rio Crande before arrival and 100 bales Mesza private
wnALrsosx was quiet, 2eo Iba South Sea on pri
yate terms. -g aa ttr
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FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

BUrrER-25c &c.; do. 4oc &c per ib., in tuba.
CHxEsE.-l8c. nc per lb
Eccs.-l0 for 26c., or Soc. per dozen. e
FsG-Salmon S5c 81 psr lb.; haddock l0c. cod 1Oc
i5c; haibut. 25c 3Dc founders iOc l2c ptckere ac
psrch. l5c eeis. c. striped bass &c sOc shad, 5uc
81 IS: smells. 80 lobster &c. ioc oysters 7Sc %
per- hundred FnHs SaddoeH & per- S SMOKED
.ss G 81 per peck golden rus.ets IS
% Der Sbl irseniass s. 50 per bb russss Is per SS
bananas 7sc. 81 per dozen; cranberries, SOC. quart
DOZEN lemons &c. per dossn drsedappiss isc per Is p''
GAnr-sausbs per dozen, s6 q; grouse Fer pair q |;
q si's g. bs "a
pair % sask Nsa aSSs % Esr ps ss q L & % %sSeons
cana 75c. 81 comb honey lOc buctwhsat honey. sOc
Ma pr%s b vs. sst s s s :S'sn @ s
Sc sornsd beef Sn. is d. coarse ilc mutton hisd
.ns j. ss ees aS.rs. :a
VEAL hind guarssr a5c: do second quality isc &c fors
Ssm: &c. iss9 smoked :soSidess lso Tongues: Isl 81 IS s
q ~ each bacon 20 per b trpc 0c Bologna sausages
iss, soc eornsd ham, No. DO tongues 81 Is 81 4
dozen; jowis. iss b: boiled sheep tongues SOc
RouLrsr srurtsys sc. ssc per ib.: chickens. ssc
=: M ?is ss..' u ' s. ass T. si e
h.if peek suraps o. SC per half psoi; somssoss 7so
ss sn pas Il Per half Ssek Sss
aplses ta6s Oslsry lc bunchi common celery Sc.
ss ss % s s'S Der sssa
5 Pc sc "a. b.@as.
toes 9 Per half peck .om.oss in cass a each water
siys: e. bunch: shsiio. isc soc quart horse
radish &c. per h.. rhubarb, soc bunch.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The demand or wSss. was decidedly more aesye both for
SsSe
There indication Of export novsment on he con-
r: sH g ss % q
.. :: : 8!
90 eSss: ssAi " ss
as esdSn ~ Sl % s ssysasd @ Es "a. ds
SS:Sss Al. sa i, :na s.s: y.
sdsicss quoting "a ais 3D. IN Lvsrpooi-and those
other ss rid: sas decided Which
FOR Hs western s.sn %aed IN o 81 ~ aaoa 81
DN yellow Jersey DO. so1thsrn and 81 ls
u I ii a. and u NY old wssssf.
70 ssa sas ss
scarce nowadays win petroleum orders and
.Ses ipn pre%isn MI s as % berth
and have done quite we along back and
doing now The engagements were:-io Liyerpcoiloo6
csie Hs. Cd, 200 bbs rosln a. sd... 90 tons oil a
::sms9 s s9d @ ssd a. ss ss,eso nut S. % sss:
Hsss ssss issss s:
=; %
Ss Sssr pns q %
Nsv.sa e sssmor. sSsno Ss an ,a. Amsr,ssn bark ss
.n m ITALIAN ssss:si . the xsdis.gaHssS rum.
gss Ts .ss the s
Sss,;Sas sSos a. s & l. Or
e "a =: pro!ions i7s "a M gram = "a Il Ls'HssSso. ssS
E Sd Esn. A; Tobacco: ass: msssurs;asai socd:'
Ss s!ss = P:s,sss: i: ~ g:s, ,ssssss :s a
Z soIsS. a. iss ssss ss ss
Che ~ G a ssss e ssIs. a. ssalp p:so IS
% prosisi.as 4 u s. 1sa. sSs scsssss %
g. ssSn nj e,ssss1 scss n. Is & :si:u@ =
.ssa s's.s1 We sss,a sss q a.: ale q In Boston
gS. c,esa oea:,pgsd guy: but steady ia pues. sales
- sss. s ~ Sono demand sAs mars. r.
msiSsS sssss ssiss iss Ssiss !: iss % sososdiss .
nsmln.i We Su9is sold oshsr dsseipsisns ike.
hay u 20 q 8 for shipping and q 70
s.rh; n:5..: ruled su,.; :ss :,A::d @ "a sg%s 1s
F. ,. s. e ~ d " heard
:s.s:: 2: 90 $3.50 ana =. q:
w ssss = s s; = g s.s S',s ana
sss s.ss :.s.s s ss price sales
msSsa steady We heard q ssiss % iSS daSs s mus
eIssss So:s..ssis. ! 100 ssl.s x.y o1s.n. !. -;
NAVAL SrOREs.The market FOR spirits turpentne ruled
very % thoughthe business contaminated light being
conhned 70 small lots A. 7tkc 76c the market closing At
about the latter price Rosins tae active At
pcss ssrg So%msn vs. sed sale Of
were ,op bbs common 70 strained III "a Nk 1000 do
Mans wsrs without Sscdss Sssss N vsles Gu. being
sss;'S Sl:::.s a.: ssse % ys. g P:s ssg:s =: =
Srmsf FEELING RsfysdsS ne msrIss Tor llnsssd,
ssis: cemp!sns 500 galons EnsSh = ship !. sc sod
rcmainsd unchanged a. q Vi q b. Crude spsrm was
quoted ~ y % and b'sschsd winter whae ~ o. ciy
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

FRIDAY, April IS T. NJ.
AsHEs-Receipts ~ bbls Both pot and pearl remained
steady al our last quotations.
BEEswAx remained dull and nominal at 39c. 40c.
cANpLEs-The demand for adamantine moderately
active at unchanged prices We quote the range l6c &c
Sperm steady at ssc 40c. aud patent 4sc Soc
CorrKE-For Rio there continued . moderate demand,
and the market ruled firm In addition TO the saas pre-
vousy reported 46I9 bags Byfogdndah disposed
of not ascerained Other descriptions tho ugh
quiet ruled steady.
CorroK-Thc unfavorablc tenor Of the cable advces
further decline upon All grades only moderate
business consunmated, the market closing dun and
irregular. Good middlng however being scarce
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/. r. CONWAY GO. auoTIoNEE Rs.;- uNrrI.

A r. CONWAY 4 co. AUCTIoNEERs.-MA0NrFT.
n household Furni.dre, Pianoforte. Paintings,
sronzes Chamber and Dining Furniture this DAY sasar
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues commensing
~ 10 o'clock superb Parlor Suits covered Freach brocae
Etagaes, marble top Secretary. Bookcase Books,
wood octave Pianofore Oil Paintings by eminent artists
Velvet and Brussels CARROTS Bronzcs Statay Chandeliers
Pier and Manse Mirror Lace Curtains and wall
nut Bureans Bedseads Wardrobes Hair and Spring Mat.
tresses Extension Table, Buets walnut Suits In
reps Turkish Reclining Chairs China, Dinner and Tea
Sets Silver Caster Tureens Salvers Co. Ruby Crystal Glass
Table Cutlery. Table Linen Couches, Chairs 3evres
China elegant Residence or let
Inquire OF the auctioncers.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

DEM. r. THEALL. AUCTTONEER-LATES SALESMAN
- with r. II. LUDLOW Co.-Mortsagee's sale o. House
hold Furniture Mirrors rosewood Pianofores, Carpes
removed from IL Union square.
THEALL BROS win sell by auction, this day Satur
day April at 10Y O'clock At their salesroo 81 Liberty
street. large OF Household Furniture consist
part rosewood, walnut and mahogany Par
lor Sults in satin reps and harcloth; Extsnson Dining
Table Secres.1 Booscase Large assortment Of chesnut
tresses Bostcrs and Pillows China and Glass Ware rose
wood Pianoforses ONCE Desks and Table, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Ac Catalogues At saiesroom 81 Liberty
street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Mining shares we're firm, and Alameda Silver advanced
to s. 45 Atthe first board Alameda Silver closed &C.
higher than at the time yesterday, selling 50 As;
Consodated Gregory Gold &c., selling at IS 75 Quartz
Hil was &C. lower, selling at % 90; Corydon sold at
a co. Columblan Gold and Silver - 90 At the second
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed l5c higher than
al the first board selling ss co. corydon &c. selling
at a e5 AlansdA Silver sold At - As cs 3l Quartz
Hill, 81 o. ssssns8aH h&1ra 81 saNfa NE
The statement of the public debt for March shows that
the currency was contracted 70 the extent OF &S1S37
only during that month, from which infer that Mr..
Mccuoch is At length taking prac cai view Of the
ary condition Of the country, and recognizing the fact
that contraction At the rate Of four millions month-the
maximum which the law allows-is excessive under ex-
ssting circumstancss mistaken idea prevails 70 some
extent that the Secretary nogecs 70 avail himself Of
his authority contract In month he make up
for the deficiency In another but this is not the
The law distinctly limits the contraction Of United States
currency In any month TO four milions The secret
funding operations Of the department. are going for
ward actively $50. .l87, 200 OF seven-thirty notes
having besn bought up and S34 1000 Of nve twenty
honda ssued during the month"; the difference being ac-
counted for IN he decrease OF SIS 223 6z2 Ia the
In the Treasury Most Of those conversions made
through Jay Cooke Co., who In February transacted
one hall OF Che business and In March onethird The
Following statement shows the changes in each item Of
the national debt during March,
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

CorrER.-The demand for ingot was moderate and the
market DUH unssttled and Kc Nc. per b. lower.
The sales con6ned 10 10000 lbs In small ots II 1
2Sxc. for Detroit U<c for Portage Lake and 80. Tor
Baltimore. 3f 7Nei@ i@tN3bsstE ssN sNfaE Nl tEA
DnuGs AID DrEs.-A moderate demand prevailed for
chemicals prces indicating essentiAi changes The
sales were-L00Oke bi csr6 sods ~ S<c gold;
Is tons sal soda at 2c gold: rs do. soda ash At 2c
2<c, geld; $50 casks bleaching powders - SIC.
recy 81 drums soda at 6I<c Skc gold; casks
tartar 81 3sc &c. gldthe inside price for stained,
80 lbs EnslisA hydrato potash Ut e3 SIX . 30 god %
blue vol nj 7c, gold 10 casks Artao acid at SC
gold lnO and bb1 roll birthstone and 800 kegs bi
carb Soda arrive forward shipmentsl private
DYEwOODs.-We heard Of no transactions Prices how
ever, remained nrm especially for primo stock, WHICH IL
-..,a
yIcun Receipts. sss1 bbl. sour. g DO and
malt The market fer both Stats and Western h0ur
6ner under good trade demand and some inquiry for
shipment 70 the provinces and for specu.tcn Prices were
a an advance q lsc &c h. for high grades which
buoyan. at the sdvance and holders generally anticipated
further adv.nos Cacrna aour vas not 20 fr:s q sale
and the maret rather heavy the sales = elt = TO
as e ..ct. I'D 6 spsn Es.s los e ceusi!
were abcat 100 b6s Che rkss ciosnx nm q our Suo.a
wi:hn ths s,nss e :n ss g B. 3 a:gr g ! vas .ssay
9oar wss armer IN sympss With other kinds though Ss
bbia at quotAons Corn meal actve and de
fkeAlvh hfwhSp ~ aaalau hla Wa
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

islaas aaIlHa -
s7.osS,
234,653, $50
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The following gsnusmsn have been elected directors
Of the Ptssburg. Fo Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany for -0s:-Georgs ". Casa Pttsburg. Pa !;
Springer Harbaugh, Pistsbuss, Pa J. Edgar Thomson.
Philadsiphia, Pa John L Dawson. Nav Geneva, Fay
stse county, Pa: J. =. D. LAnier, New York: Louis n.
Meyer New York; Samuel }. Tiiden, New York; Piiny
Hoasiand, Fort Wayne Indiana; Jesse L. Williams.
Fort Wayne. Indiana; Kent Jarvis. Maslon. Ohio; r.
r. Springer, Cincinnati Ohio; Hon. John Sherman,
Mansfield, Ohio; W. B. Ogden, Chicago. Ilinois George
W. Cas- s President and Thomas D. Aesssr Assistant
President.
The National Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore, which
has for tho past month been the subject Of Investigation
has been enabled 70 report TO IL stockholders an uni
paired capital Of ooo and s thus saved from the
necessity Of liquidation at the hands Of receiver Ata
stoekhoders' meeting on the 2sth Of March, BY more
than twothirds vote the capital reduced 70 $500
and BY corresponding vote immediately Increased 70
$600, 900, the original amount
The following railroad earnings for Ma ci are re-
ported - q
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
RETJAAMNrss,EF r : TnEALL, AyGrIosEER :

IL. LATE SALzsMAN WITH r II LVDLow CO..
ELEGANT n0usEnoLD FURNLTuRE, MIRRORS
GLASS iI. AxMiNsTER. WILTON AND VELVET CAR
BY THEALL a BROS, Wednesday April TO- 1867 at IOk
o'clock at the private residence No 100 Madison avenue,
southwest corner Of Thirty all the elegant
Household rnns1re Ac made 70 order by Narcotic, Des
soir aud Potter Symus comprising rich
walnut and manogIny Drawing Room Library. Dining
Room and Chamber Funture rosewood grand action Piano.
Forte H. Bord OF Paris maker; and Lace Curtains
elegant Pier and Mntel Mirrors clocks Bronzes
Lounges aud Easy Chairs rich assortment of French
and Cut Glass Ware Administer Wilton and Velvet Carpets,
Ocoths Kitchen Utensils &c. The house will be open
descriptive catalogue may be had al the office OF the
toneers. No " Liberty street, of +. H. Ludlow Co.,
No. 3 Pine street.
THURSDAY APRIL H.
at l0 O'Clock at the private residence No 2 East Thirty
second street between Second and Third by order
OF Edward Cromwell ESQ., executor of estate Of Daniel
Gromwsl Jr deceased Household Furni.prs-Ai The nne
enon given TO sales at private residences our sales
rooms. 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Bo0ART, AuCTFoNEER-THIs DAY.. AZ .10k
e o'cinck. Al the auction rooms No. North William
street. Of Frankfort Household Purnture consisng
mahoQnny Sofas. Dressing Bureaus, wash.
stands mshcxAny French Bsdstsads MALTESE Looking
Furniture CeArs stock OF Groceries, 81 Windsor hairs,
p cane Arm Chair; saloon Tables Cecks 3 r Scales wSghs
Squirrel Fur Collars % chldren,s Coyh Cclsrs
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

W. CAMPBELL. AycInoNEER-ooxrINuEs rHE
81 sale of Dry Goods Of H. b. Hubbel Co, l97 Eighth
avenue eommsncIns a. A. M this day, rain q :hins and
Tire change OF goods wan be offered throughout day And
evening Parties wanting bsrsa'as attend Wis sAc This
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

A UCTION SALE-ERNEsT ROTH. AqCT1ONEER.
N POSITIVE AND PENEMPTORY SALE OF
Over e6 900 worth Of Magnificent Household Furniture at
pubi auction to the highest bidder without this
four story house ll9 C1ton place. Eighth street. between
two seautfu fa.or SUITE covered n French SATIN crimson
Tables Etagercs, curain5 Clocks Mirrors Carpets Bed
seads Bureaus Washstan spring and hair Mattresses
and reps; Glass. China and snverware Tass Cutlery Ae
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
EDwARD scHEScK, AUcrroSEER.
- ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MIRRORS,

ELEGANT CLOCKS, BRONzES. OIL PAINTINGS,
Yves, =, TTsnsyfGgrsh, sc.syn ssr1,ss street
by EDWARD sCHENcR. on Monday April 8, At lox
O'Clock the above residence the entire contents Of the
house vis-superb rosewood Psrlor Furniture ttageres
Manel 0asses Damnsk and elegant Lace Curtains superb
wilton Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood steinway
piano s1Sss csssa ins @sc very
and Armore the finest Hair Mattresses and Reddng
also all the elegant Bronze Chandelier and Gas Fixtures
ys and caRs % soss Be- on ss
day the 6lh inst by permit only which, with catalogues,
may the oce OF the Aucsonecrs 90 Ibcry seet
IJENRY D. MINER, AUcToSEER. sALEsRooM 81
MINER soSsRgiILE viii sell Al auction Thursday,
April H. their salesroom. ~ Nassau street. large and
elegant assortment Of carved French oak Furnire made
Bronrcs &C. Sold consequences Of the returning
70 Europe particulars OF which VIII be given TN due ums
PRIVATE SALE,
the largest and most elegant collection Of Aruer Goben
and Bsauvais Tapestry this country which by
permits, TO be had At our oilce
IIENRY D. MINER. AUCTroNEER, sALEsRooM g7'
h..ss HfsnS s8%ssvihE VIZ vs Snos ss for numbar
hold the residences Of families declining houss
keeping and - thsir saiesroosn. 81 NassAu street
81 MONDAY, APRIL a.
xtssdoek A. ~ :. ~ Clinton street. between Harsson
,Gs sale q "a raT Ss
aas k1cssson Tsss, Brussss csrpss satin dsmasS
inS. rsS csi1s Dinner and Tea Set: Cut aisss sssr
Plated Ware Kitchen Furniture, Plants, &C.
Ass as abost o'clock r M ixs boxes. 10 kis OF chsoe
=
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

"A sreet-Executors sal0of Staten Island Property at
Sapeton and Tonapknsville auction Tuesday April
II O'Clock. a Exchange SAleooms III Broadway, Lots
Brook and Canal Streets Splet0n ~ 1000 OF
Land on Caseton Heights, TompkinsvilSs beautiful loca
The New York herald., 1867-04-06
RY MINER 4 soMERvILLR. aa s.
AT PRIVATE STABLE NC. WEST TwENTY.sEvENTH

THURsDAYs. APRIL II. AT II O'CLOCK.
Europe, comprising IN part t
An elegant carriage Team; 10 hands high sound kind and
perfect
and kind.
Very ne chestnut saddle Horse excellent IN harness. and
been used as lady's saddle horse; sound and kind.
Barouche. Coupe Rockaway, Basket Wagon, Victoria
Doctors Buggy Park Phaeton, Ac Together with several
Sets Of Harness. single and double Blankets, Robes Stable
Utensils. &c.
The above vehicles and harness al city made 10 order
and In good condition.
Particulars hereafter
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

John L. tANDEwATER, AUcrIoNRRR-ioo Lrapp
81 ty street. Special attention paid 10 sales of ala
Furniture, and Svery satisfaction guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

AT AUcrION-A 10 ACRE Farm, AT ooLDsPRIsG,
"A -. VII pe sold APrl ~ g ~; the Farm of %
from 10 to 30 20 Of which the harbor
z. J. HEWLETT.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The importations OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending April compare as follows with those Of
the preceding weok:- =
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07
BY To-. EGRAPH.

IL "a
NEW ORLEAEs March. 3. Cotton sales 20
DAY $50 bales; market lower; low middline
w receipts 1or me iast three days s'o3s
bales; exports f0r same time, DIES Daiesi ~
gar nrm; ~ for good common 20 iairs moiar'
yes dull 0o0oo Tor common g gooa; f1oaf, ae'
mama lower supefnne lleSI y cefa g = geoa g
supply ala oelpalau' 49, ana
.eool sou' ssa1 = z s's'lll1 3 sss01
- ~ n1ss als. s.
NIW 800 49, ,lon :, w. ~. N
Is, $500 &C., 8. 81 $50, ~ E,a;s.s 81
-. - : ' - - 81
IL, -.
3. J, -; q !, 8.
;ss i, - !. r.. 49, s. 81 $50
strnc,;c,, III,
!. 49, = ~ !.
49,. = e
K had doned -. $500, ,e,,.s's
= ,,o,, 10 a. $, Ia
HousE.--It was of1lcialIV an,,Donncea t,hat
~ pras;da a..a -
,,.aLa.
rs dra,v;no Far sat. s,te,,la,,. -, W..
bnrne were. allowed e reta;n their old seata
Lornor. Ma-.hs 49,, a,..,..-,.
from Dublin denias that there i nv ,,r,,s
bility Of tlIe auurehension az Col t,,Cnnnar
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07
From the Richmond IVA Examiner.
RECONSERUC-TION.

We do not deem it necessary to re.
iterate our opinion of the bill for the
abolition of the Southern States, which
recently passed Congress and is await
ing Executive action We believe 1t
to be the expression of all the avarice,
revenge and 1nalignity OF the North
sern heart, and that criticisms exhausts
disparagement. But there-is reason to
believe It will become aIaw, and il be-
hooves as to consider what it is prop
er for US TO do. We conceive it Of the
highest imp rtance that the Virginia
Legislature should not adjourn until it
shall have taken this bill into conside-
ration. 4
With all its multiform denominations,
it contains one feature hitherto un-
seen in any act of the Thirty ninth
Congress-. Upon the fulfllment of
certain requirements, by Southern
State, 10 declares:
aSuch State shall be entitled to a
representation in CONGRESS-. =
Those words, should they become
the law Of the land, are d summons to
the representatives, Of the people Of
Virginia which they cannot afford to-
disregard. They contemplate the re-
surrection, at some time, Of the State,
now destroyed, And if there is no
legal and peaceful means of resisting
that destruction, we should consider
atonce the question whether We shall
set about the work Of resurrection s
trhaf Al q q II <xxs1I