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MOTHERS AND FATHERS

Who have pale, swarthy, puny, and siekly
children, having little or no appetite, imperfect
digestion, inactive liver, indisposition 20 play;
but are cross, peevish and dropping about, with
slight fevers sometime during the day, can be
efectually restored to the bloom Of health, by
giving small doses Of the King Of Chills four
or eve times a day DO not forget the name,
DRoxoootr 4 Cos KING OF CHfLLs. Price
81 90. Sold by all Druggists. j. p. Dnor-
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Possesses charms In proportion TO her health,
and she measures . husbands love by the In
teres, he evinces In her welfare while she l.
sick. Vow, u yon wish 70 retain intact your
wife's love and affection undiminished, and de-
sire that she regain her health aud former
beauty, you should, by all mean procure one
hottle az
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DIGGING WELLS.

am now digging wells Al ssven,y-hve cents
per foot, and will insure them against quick
sand. Two good hands must be furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must also
be furnished during ny work on the job.
TERMS CASH.
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CITATION NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Lapsey wrrnn, one OF The heirs Il law
OF Franklin wrenn, deceased. You are hereby
cited 10 he and appear before the Probate Court
Of said county, al the COURTHOUSE thereof, on
the 9Th Monday In October, 1867, then and
there 70 show cause why the petition Of II. q.
Cfozlef, administrator Of the estate OF said
deceased, praying for mle Of the west half Of
seetlon land No. rs. IN township 0, range T..
vest in aid county, should not b granssd b.
order Of court issued September ~. 1907 ~.
se7s-st w. p. wo0TTEs, OSrk.
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Esotos MiddIisg l. qsossd Al
II. IL Memphis
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Brownlow has been elected to mis-
Fpresent the people Of Tennessee in.
be United States Senate. As he
oes not take bis seat in that body
|ntil March, 1859, and holds on to
|he Office Of Governor Of Tennessee
|ntil that time, the old crow-bate has
be certainty Of Office for about seven
pears aud six months, IL not called
Pn previously to GIL his warm Office
p the lower regions, to which he was
Elected many years ago.
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WHAT IT CAN DO.

II cleanses The stomach, arouacs the liver.
opens the bowels, and carries OF al bilious
matter, cifociibg quick and permanen, cures,
RADICALS
Who have not become aoclimated, and are con.
troubled with a chill or fever, who are
bilious aud full Of Aches, and feel an Indlspo.
sition 70 get about should, by all means, use
this truly valuable medical compound, which
Is prepared by Physicians Of twenty years ex.
pericnce In this malarious country.
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erect advertising puts business on
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no. IN Madison street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Our Job Department

II complete, and Is the largest establishment Of
the kind In the southwest. We employ none
but capable workmen, and turn out the best OF
work at the most reasonable prices.
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Mississippi and Tennessee
RAILROAD HOUSE.

This House is situated Immediately opposite
the Depot Memphis, Tenn, and Is well sup
piled AT all times with the best LIQUORS, o,
every kind, and Is
ONE OF THE BEST SALOONS
Near the Depot. Call and Judge for yourselves.
se2s-3m g. PIGEON, Proprietor.
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We have received the first num-
Der Of a new literary paper published
p Baltimore, entitled Southern So
Its typography is beautiful,
md It's welLflled columns evince the
highest order Of literary excellence.
Among iss contributors are W. Gil
more simms, John Mitchell, John
|Essen Cooke, Paul II. Hayne, and
|osheu equally as well known in the
literary circles Of the South. We
|counsad this new candidate 70 the
favor Of our rcsders. - @a
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The New York herald., 1867-01-27

district Ohio. Thomas MilleS Seventh dlstrcs Ohio
wm n schofeid Eighth district, Ohio; Frank Baker
Ninth district Ohio; Bas Brown, Foarteenth dstr ct
Ohio: Matthew d. Freer, Twenty sixth district Now
YorK: William Quail, Twenty fourth district Penn
syvan'a; Bassett Iangdon, First district oaioi
andrew Holadsy dsrcs s,rc, ol Nsw vora omas nn
Dox6ey second district West Virginia. Luther Ste-
phenson ASS ssor Second district Massachusetts, H.
togshell Fifth district PenIsylvania; J. f. Hubbard,
Ninteenth d strict Nes York.
Colleoors u Internal Revenue-Julus Prime, sixth
district Ohio; John r. Finn Fourteenth district Ohio
Geo W thatcher district or Idaho; j. r. Towner Third
district Alabama; H. H. Fisk Twenty first district New
York; G. Cary, Thrtyfrst district New York; Thos.
w Egau, Ninth district New York ID. II. Abel, Iwen-
ty.ffth district New York; George Beebe district OF
Nebraska; Calvin f. Pratt, Third district New York
Geo w. Berry, Fifth district Maine F. w. Pierce FIRST
district Massachusetts, G. Howe Eighth district Aassa
chusetts N G. James, Fifth district Pennsylvania w.
W. hoseley, Twentythird district New York; Morgan l.
Harris. Eighth district New York
Collector Of Customs-M H. Beaumont, Perth Amboy,
New Jersey
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY JANUARY 27, 1867

moved 70 lay the resolution on the table, Negatived-
Mr. Ii BLOND, tdem) Of Ohio said that the ger em.n
from Penns yiyania r steyens) and his coll sos M
Binaham had frequently during the pres mt session IN
dulged in remarks which IL would ssracs any COM
Mr. STEVENS cal ID Mr. lie b .,,a n order
The SPEAKER ruied that e remarks we're OF order
the most ~ oen9 ninR asked the House which was
sn e ' 49, .-..e the language used Dy the gentleman
rom New FORK Mr.. Hunter or that used by his col
Mr. Ashley The latter was language "nlcn no
Ainer can citizen willing to advocate the laws ana con-
Intuition would listen TO- Applause on the Aoor ana IN
the galienes.)
Tue SPEAKER ectured the spectators who had violated
the rules by anifesations OF applause
Mr.. NIBLACK, (deml OF Ind intimated, In an uhuer
tone that this time the applause was on the
side, and hence the Speakers rebuke To the galleries.
The SPEAKER overheard the remark, and lntimateo
that Il was unjust and uncalled for.
Mr.. NIBLAcK made due apology.
Mr. Hill asked for the reading Of the report OF Messrs
Ashley's and winfelds remarks.
They reproduced by the reporter and read by the
Clerk and then the House proceeded TO vote on the reso
luton OF censure.
Mr.. HALE, rep) Of N. Y, asked to be excused from
voting, saying that he could not vote sno' without
seeming to admit that anything would justify member
giving the lie nor for it without ng 70 justify the
which he certainly did not. He not excused.
The vote was taken and resulted yeas 81, nays a.
Mr.. Hunter was called upon to receive the censure OF
the House. He the inner line Of seats
there addressed by the SPEAKER saying:-Mr Hunter,
no deliberatve body can preserve IT'S own
command the respect Of its constituents that oerates
the use OF offensive language condemned by gentlemen
everywhere as we'll as BY parliamentary law for having
ransgressed the rules OF the House 1t has resolved
that you shal be censurcd by the Speaker. Having
thus DECLARED the censure Of the Hous3 you will
your seat
Yr. HUNTER said-Mr Speaker, allow me to say that
In using the language did, in moment Of irritation a.
a false charge, meant no dsrespect to the House.
Mr. ASHLEY OF Ohio said the heat Of debate men
often utter words without weighing them well. have
been member of the House eight years. and never be-
fore uttered word for which called to order. or
which regarded as improper. intended to apply
no unparlianentary or personally offensive ansuage
intended my remarks to apply to gentlemen who, here
elsewhere during the war and since, were IN secret
alliance with the opposition; who had voted against sup,
plying man or dollar for the war who discouraged
enlistment and encouraged deseron and who organized
conspraces to overthrow the government intended
| my remarks to apply 10 no other persons.
This ended the proceedings and the days session. and
the House, at twenty minutes before five O'Clock, ad
! journed.
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% wounda ssrvfula, salt rheum all bcns and skin dsAs
- Per sals - - Dsweyy. end hv AL prsetyal dynnDA
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

BRaNpFTH's PILLS are sold by ali drueesss, and q,
the principal oflce, Brandreth House, New York.
Observe D. BRANDRElH in white letters the govern
ment stamp each boz
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

Mr. AsHLxY-Ether, sir for that matter. In continu-
faced assumption OF men hcre who during tho entire
were In secret alliance with the rebels, coming here
now and Joining hands with the apostate at the other
end OF the avenue who the header the recognized
leader OF counter revolution negative rebellion,
said while ago, passes comprehension.
Alter Mr.. Ashley sat down Mr. WINFIELD. (dem.l OF
N. ", who had IN the meantime procured from the re.
porter copy Of the foregoing remarks Of Mr. Ashley
rose and asked Mr. Ashley TO whom be intended those
remarks.
Mr. AsHEY-I intended TO refer TO tho great body OF
the men on the opposition TO every man who op.
posed TO the war; opposed 10 the draft who discouraged
enlistments, who barbored dcserters who went into
secret societies in order 70 organize conspaces In the
North against the government
Mr. wINYELD--I desire to know whether the gentle.
from Ohio intends to charge that there were men
who were In secret alliance with the enemy during the
Mr. AsaLEY-I am unable to say from any personal
knowedRe whether there are any such men here, but
from general reputation and from the votes of gentle
men who were In opposition during the war; ssnot an
other man and not another dollar" and from speeches
made BY gentlemen that side OF the house. have no
doubt hat some Of them are here and have been
during the entire
reputation. desire to say for myself and SO far as
know, fer my associates this floor OF nv own school
Of politics. that the nsnuacn that or ever have
been In alliance with the rebels Is utterly untrue and
u intended 70 apply TO us It ID base and unounded
Mr. HUNTER, tdem) Of NJ Y--And say that. 40 far A
am concerncd. u is q base lie. .
Ins srsAxss pro I'm Mr. upson n the chair called
sns gentleman from New York TO order The Speaker
language used BY Mr. Hunter.
The SPEAHEn-Those words are out Of order.
Mr.. RANDALL, tdem.) Of Pa a-Nevertheless true.
The sr.AKrH-The gentleman from Psnnsyivania y
cut cf order In interpreting that remark
NJ KELLEY repl Of Pa took exception 10 the re-
been made by Mr.. Hunter
Mr RaxpiIL--I made that remark. and n my COL.
league rishes 70 hear II again will repeat t.
Mr. HAi, trsp) o Ind. submitted ths following reso-
lution:--
Resolved Tbstthe gentleman from New York Mr. Hunter
N declaring during debae In the House IN rsererce g tho
assertion Of the gentleman from Ohio Mr Ashley ~ say
snss g iI e an conserned bese he hes nsns- %
Ne sans hy The epsnk@.
~ AxmsA Msm, = - amer ssns disss@tss.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.

l..
New YORK, May 19.-CaroliAe Davis
and DIR. Rosenberg were arrested yes
terday, charged with the murder OF inc
husband of the former, Henry Davis, IN
avenue A, Wednesday. botn parties t.;a
denied the charge, alleging that DAYS.
in a fit of Jealous frenzy, shot himself.
The ship Palmas, hence for Valparaiso
v;th war material for the Gillian Gov.
eminent, put into st. Thomas recently
in a leaking condition, and was imme-
diately blockaded by two Spanish men,
of.war.
The Herald Washington special says:
1t is reported that General Grant will
soon visit the scenes of his old cam
paigns in the South on horseback, and
the Richmond Wing suggests that Lee
accompany him.
1t is said that Judge Marvin, Of fIor,
ida, Senator elect, has been permit .e %,
by the Postmaster General to frank al
his mail matter, which is regarded as
determining the rights OF tho southern
states and those who claim to repre-
sant them in advance Of Congress or
the Courts.
Secretary Wells has never decided
that sailors and marines honora6iy DIS
charged from service are entitled to the
same bounty as tLose who served full
terms of enlistment, as has been stated.
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BY STEAMER.
Beat Raee-The Convicted fenisns-
Stopped Payment

DOot nc -
Stepped Paymest.
New YORK, May l9.-The steamer
City of Boston, from Liverpool on the
9Th and Queenstown on the 9Th, arrived
to-day.
The boat race on the Tyne between
Kelly, of London and Chambers, Of New
Castle, was wsn by the former. Sever
al persons were drowned by the break
ing of q ferry bridge.
The London Post has reason to believe
that the Government has decided to
carry out the sentence of the law on
Fenians Burk and Doran. The sentence
in the case of McCafferty is deferred
until after the arguments OH points re-
served. Connolly was convicted, and
Terrento. Lelly, Patrick, German and
Clarke were acquitted ut Dublin. The
special commission for the county OF
Limerick was opened on the 9th, and
bills for high treason were to be sent
up in that court against forty-fve per-
sons. ~.
One of the largest cotton firms of Liv-
erpool, in the New Orleans and Calves
ton trade, stopped payment on the sew
enth. Liabilities 100000 pounds ster-
ling. :,
The London Star says it would be
wrong, and even cruel, to execute the
sentence passed on the convicted Feni-
ans, and asserts that it was more justi-
fable for the Fenians rising than there
was fer the secession of the Southern
section of the United States, to which
the, symyathizers of England secretly
accorded.
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From ~. h.ouis.

ST. Louis, May 1.-The publishers of
Missouri, outside of ST. Louis. held q
convention here yesterday to corsid err
the general interests of the press. About
forty delegates were present. A perma-
nent State organization was effected.
and the convention adjourned TO meet
in this city one year hence.
The Lallede races will commence here
on Monday next. Between sixty and
seventy horses, including some of the
hest horses in the country. will be pres-
emit.
The Nebraska Legislature met yesrer-
day and organized by the election of
W. F. Chaplin, Speaker of the House;
J. 5. Bowers, Clerk; II. Rogers, Presi-
den. of the Senate. The House stands
Republicans, %; Democrat, 9; Senate
Republicans. &: Democrats, 4; indie
pendent, /.
An Omaha dispatch says that large
number of Indians are near Forts Sedg-
wick, Saunders, Laramie, and Phil.
kearney, with hostile intentions. More
troops are constantly being sent to those
points, and General Augur is using all
the means in his power To prevent hos
tilities, or in the event OF war, tn effect.
nally rhastise the Indians.
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Chief Justice Chase will go to Rich
sss 4sS ad GssfBi oGeqr fi6d hqH b9 Eis
From 81. L0uis.

ST. LOUIS. May 19.-The Philadelphia
committee on Public. Schools arrived
here last night, and were cordially well
coined by Mayor Thomas and the men,
bers of the Board Of Public Schools.
Tomorrow they will visit the principal
school buildings, and Tuesday, after
being shown some prominent places of
interest in and around the city, they
will leave for Chicago, thence go to
Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and other wes-
tern cities.
4 woman's suffrage association has
been organized in this city and some of
our most prominent ladies elected Off
GERS. Active measures will be taken
both in the city and throughout the
State to shape public opinion 80 rs to
effect revision Of the Constitution
comforting the right of suffrage Oh
women.
Report says that large oil manutac-
turing company in this city has failed.
1t is stated that local attachments to
the amount sf 1913, 900 have been placed
on it, and the property is now in the
hands of the sheriff.
General Sherman returned from Fort
Harker. Kansas, yesterday. He is re-
ported to have said that we can have an
Indian war or. not, as we choose. He
says there are parties in Kansas that
desire war, bnt he don't think they will
he gratified.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 10.
FLOCR-Not much done in fonr or
wheat; there is firmer telling; holders
have generally withdrawn their samp-
les; sales of family and fancy flour at
ID 5Oa16 so. Sales of rye flour at OO
40 so.
CORN MEAI.-Sales at OOa5 50 for
kiln dried.
CORN-Quiet and dull at 92a93 for
No. in elevator.
OATS-Quiet at 7::ia74.
RYE 40.
WHISKY-30a:S2.
MESS PORk-Dull; small sales ut
% 80.
BULK MEATS-Firm at SalO for
shoulders and sides.
BACON-Steady at 9al2 for shoulders
and clear sides.
LARD-Sold at 12s.
BUTTER-No demand.
CHEESE-Dull at 12a14; none of con-
sequence in markes.
LINSEED OIL-Firmer at 46al a..
GOLD-Closed at 1861 buying.
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without delay for the ElNir and - Al -
stored 10 health aud bappin'--. \ -.
II guaranteed la every in'iAn'' H"'
four bottles in ono P'.Ir.~,. -.
Ono hottie IL sufficient b. eject 'aT
ordinary eases. ...,,. ,.,t|
Also, DIR. JOINyILLfs SPHHIl -
for the speedy and permanent rni' o -
hea, elect Urrthral Di-ahsrg.- "S'" :.
urr. and all affections Of The kidE'y' -
der. Cures effected 10 from ors y -
They are prepared irym vegetable 'i'p' :
are harmless ON the system, and NJ" n
the stomach or imprgRai" thr -
change Of diet II H.rrssary uhil' ~.
nor does their action IN any mihh'i -
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saate or West Yirxinia,

State or West Virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court, april Rulss,
1867.
John NJ. Matthews, for thei
use, &c.
rs. In Assupipsit
The baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
't'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
cover from the defendants the sum Of ak
hundred and fifty dollars in failing to transport
and deliver to the plaintiff one thousand seam.
less ssck., delivered to the defendants ~ com.
mon carriers. to be transported by the defend.
ants from tho town Of Winchester, In Frederick
county; Virginia, and to be delivered TO tho
plaintiffs in the city Of Wheeling, West Va.
On motion Of the plaintiff. BY his attorney, II
IA ordered that the defendants do appear here
one month after the fourth weekly publication
OF this order In the Wheeling REGISTER, and
que posting hereof, and attend to their interest
in this suit
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
spr30-oaw4t