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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
Jw Hzvr-r. Atty for Pm in Error ,' = '''f Nv.

F1tA& SALE N0TECE.-Sotee is hereby given
4 all whom 10 concern that a; q sale Of dsIn-
qent lands and town lots for state county and other
costs due thereon for tho year 1854 held at the
County Court House in Ottawa. in tho county OF La
Sale and state CT Illinois the 29d day of June A. b.
1855, r. A Sherwood became the purchaser Of lot Ave
%, in block twelve l3 in tho town (now city) Peru
in said county and that the Of pton of said
lot from said sale and purchase there pf will expire the
2'th day Of Jun- 4. d. 1851
Dated at Ottawa, January 10. 1867
Sy HERMAN SILVER A-Hyree
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

Test oArH-The sapre ne Court of til,
U. S. has decileI ta3 Mi.,oa-i test oath,
which requires ministers Of the Gosssl. be-
fore they can preach, 10 tax, an oath that
they had never been in favor OF, or in anyway
aided the rebellion, 10 be unconstitutional
both OF the ground of being opposed to that
religious fseeloa which the Constitution
guarantees, and as ia the nature Of an or
post fIcto law, which the constitution forbids.
The sane court has also decided thai !. sim
liar oath which 4 Law of congress requires
attorneys to take before they can practice in
any federal court, to be uucoas Il.
Thcse decisions are svsn more annoying
TO the radicals, il possible, than ,h. decision
in the MiIiigan case. They dsmolish the
whole radical programme of P1aishing III.
south, hY ex pos faeto laws, for offenses OF
which 10 court has convicted them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

FIRE AT PEKU-The dwelling Of l.. II
Parsons, Esq at Peru, was destroyed by fire
on Thursday morning of this week. Le's
abou, s., 900.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

Annual Meeting OF the r.a Sale Co, Agti.
society, for the Election OF Officers.
TSNHE animal meeting the In Sale County A-rcul
urai Society VIII be held at the Court House on Sat
uriay, 2dth inst, at l o'clock p NJ
Jan. 43w II L. BRUSH. Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

Patrick O'Neil, one Of the Toronto Fenian
prisoners, was, on Saturday, convicted of
irsas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

RrsEK SUEvEY.--A letter from Hon. B. C.
Cook, j. Y. A. Hoes, Esp, of Ottawa,
states that on application at The War Office Mr.
= Cook has had the orders of Gen. " ilsou, xho is
engaged in mrkiug Surveys Ofythe Illinois
and Mississippi rivers, extended so as to
embrace ths 1iinois river to Joliet, with /.
Vis"io lis improvement; for ship canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

The best way to soothe a crying baly, IS 10
give j. two CT three drops # Boyl's Balm,
mixed with {. little sctau4I water. Aiothers,
try 1t.
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y. 2. WGITMJEE.


snTt'z'E OF ILLINOIS. ,R1-,tt- Court within
= i1v Thrill 'irsui r-i9u % -aid St4t--Pn-
iu Peg h'.e rs t'n C. ptl7-Ert~ 2, sink Where's
- i'rIucs llssa as ,i-i ol a wit Of error firm.
sad supreme Court T. !I.nent oh;I ned tly
.+'f- - f'1t FE7ir-t sad Pil-uIir Chase in the
said CiuJt Court ~ stark r..tutv ,yti.g 80 -, -
rltg pending si rprtne Court: AMI vrb.raa,
writ o! sye scas hs been duly .susi herein return
able tn 'irs day ia, T.vt term Of said srpr.na
court. b. holden OTTAWA sala state on the tr.t
Tuesday id April next according g. law: AMI yybero,.
as9 II 81 Irs By ail's7t file in the clerks ocs Of
said supr a that the said Dana believed 10 be
resident n tla state of WISCONSIN, ai noRrrssHt Of
the STATE Of Illinois, Sad without tho reach Of tho process
q sid supreme yuurt; Now therefore. ven the said
Giles c. Dams the rsd defendant in errS ~hise non
residence appears Aforesaid hereby notified to toe
aud spPear before the Justices said supreme court az
tze next term OF al court. 10 be holdes Ottawa in
said State the fret Tuesday in April next hear the
record and proceedings brought into sail supreme court
on rstsrl of said WITH Of ond tho assigned
shall IT. and farther 20 do and receive what said
court shall order in this behalf.
Dated this l9th day of January 4. n 1867.
]. LELAND, Clerk
J. W. HzvI-T, Atty for Pm in Error. 4w*
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

from the House was adopted to print 200
/ copies of the rules of the last legislature.
4 message from the Governor was rcceiv-
ell transmitting the constitutional amend>
mant.
A resolution was adopted inviting Cor.
John \. Logan to deliver lecture on a
/ Soldiers Orphans Home.
4 resolution was adopted to employ two
ste ographers to report the proceedings and
debates in tull of the senate.
Tho gates were opened for The Introduction
of bills, when some 80 were introduced,
among which the following only deserve no.
tice here.
Bv Mr.. Mcconnell \ bal to incorporate
the Illinois Institute for IDIOTS.
By Mr. Bushnell a bill to increas. the
fees of justices Of the peale and constablcs.
! a bill to incorporate the fermilioa Coal
/ Company A bill TO prevent horses aud cat
tie running a. large.
The constitutional amnendmsnt was made
the special order for Il o'clock Thursday
adjourned.
Ia tho House. after the introduction Of pc
titions, resolution was adopted, on motion OF
NJ un-,h,r, ;,x,-,o,;,, the ind c;arv c,m,
mittes to enquire into the power Of the
legislature to control the tariff OF railroad
corporations.
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PFo?''""oh IN la''t Oh . sap canal from
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nell introduced b.i! IA " 80 VIZ nc
PRAYER sar petition. Also, bill to author
lie the city Of Ottawa % subscribe stock in
the Ottawa Manufacturing Company. About
80 other new bills were introduced.
The constitutional amen lmcut was taken
up and passed by yeas L, nays s.
In the House. a resolution was adopted to
print 5000 co7Iss of the Governors message
in the German, and 1000 eac,. in the Norws>
cain & swedish laner-re. The House resumed
the T,,ayvau r,o.as.aI e1,.rtio, ca,a ., ! n.
ter charm dah.4a ssvafba saa. :, r.
S.Ir,-, r.,.,I1i.a, ,,.,-rL NJ C.1,,-.,.r
holds the r.rYra- certificate az eIec.i3,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
y HERMAN SILVER, Assignee.
EuNNL SErrLEnEUNT. EE,tst

EIHEAL SETTLE " EMF. Estate of Levi C..
l. Beardsey, deceased. Notice Is hereby given to all
persons interested in said estate thai James Fleming ad
minstrator Of t estate Of Levi c. Bearisley deceased
viii appear befos the County Court Of tbs county Of La
Sale State of Illinois he Cort House in OTTAWA
said COUNTY, Tuc-1sv, the 18th day of February
D. 1861 od the purpose rendering an account Of his
proceedings in the administration Of said the
final sett' eflent.
Dated ut Ottawa, this 18Th day of January, 1867.
A. B. MOORE Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

Gen. Sterling Price and family arrived at
st. Louis, on Saturday, from Mexico.
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z a q u T
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

r. ID. = W 1lHl Il SH1kN a NUsS
Successors to Huston Macy Co. Manufacturers Of Agi-
cultural IMPLEMENTS Sckes, Moving Knives, &c, also
Weirss Patent Premium Corn Pow, Barriers Patent
Riding and Walking Pillow, Wagons, Gr'gs Corn Shelters,
Horse Powers, &C.
The attention of Farmers is particularly invited to our
Self Feeding Corn Shelters and to Corn "ows, We
are confident have the best articles i'll that line in the
market We also use the hardened shoyels pows
.-S-.e i,,.asy
T. D. SWEETSlR
p,c 1s, co K D. 7. CLAP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

Wheat continued duh and nominal, with almost nothing
.as s:T ssr :. % q Kind
cora ~s & ana no@ns oa
store =. tho Close The ssss we're y 700 bushels, mostly
mod s !. si ":
sales ,s ,s s snSs
c;nada ws. 9 30 barley malt vas dun and nominal
s 5, s.s 1.ps
i@pcrtsns dscina the sssmsas wsrs-fo Livs!eooi
IT, s corn ss:ss q IS h and Dss S
DO and " bids tallow on private terms Antwerp 500
!. = per % bone. 4 0 g.
S0 bales ecttcn a L. 100 tons goods a.
cotton !. c To London per steamer % tons
Cork for orders. one with $50 bbis pssrosuus and ss
other y ~, S q. Dbl: 90 !. 9; q. British S;is
orders, on private terms
Hay dull but ar%, bold a 81 for shipping and IL
hor were not active, but previous prices asked
We heard q no sales g ,mpor,.ncs.
Other kinds were also dull and nominal.
va, So: and prices were
MoLAssrs-ihsrs demand prices Of all grades
sS @ :s orleans Porto
the 3 - and
s.rs S aas 'ss.
changed
S:ss 70 s: q 'f rs
sashs aud prime winter lard si ia 3 o.
do cut lu5 do lard and l67 dressed hogs The
ket pork quite steady the opening heavy
tho close when quoted about SCI ~ The
demand rather active however the sales being
and SIS for small lot extra prime 90 bbs FOR
the last half January ~ IS and 100 do up 10th
January Mt sal ~ 81 u both settlers option. Dressed
hogs were quoted arm At y4c luc for city. and s3sc
and nrm 81 INC. &C.. mainly ~ ne = 50.
as Tor plain s.. and SIS 80 for extra d. sale. ,e
bbs within the range or erce beef saes reported
hams the demand moderate and prices ware quite
steady sales lbO BIB NJ $50 q S3l Tho business 10
bacon moderate and prices heavy aad The
$50 Western Cumberland cut January
nominal The market for lard dun and prices we're
lower Sales Do bDln ~ l3c lssc including Kettle
rendered Al rc is%c Ba,sr and lard duh and
unchanged.
The market prmer however, closing At i0c ilc IN
bulk. sale OF Zoo bbls. made . Inside nrure
The for bonded dull aud prices were nominal
wo standard ~hils At z at which lot OF bbls
bbs, yard 81 ~ So ksph!hA good demapd; sass
70 bbis 16sc 2fc and do January deiivefy
privsis Phiadsphla delivery we're made
Of AcvO bbls. fer Deccmber. x3Hc buyers option.
svGAa-Tbe demand was chccted BY the snow storm,
and the business almost upimportank P6ces were
nominal The sales zu0 boxes a. III Ne l2xc
Gned dull ~ lose los<a for hard. Bc iB5tc for
ses. White snd isx: is,.a isr ysilow, ;. c.,.,
Clover dun ise iaxa. timothy - % 8 "a and
sSsAs,ss-ssis: we're reported OF isooO lbs. part ..
f...ov In light demand and lower Sales 7soso lSs
wnssxKv -Reeep,s. acs hbs, There was nothing DONE
and prices enurely nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

CcyyEx-Efo prime grades were arm while the lower
grades heavy; demand light Sales 80 bags Guid
Ing star, and in baltimore so do. Herald private
terms. Other kinds were inactive.
FLouR 0KAN-Receipts 1857 bbls. hour, - do and
oa bags corn meal e bushels wheat q see do corn 16
do oats 6072 do $40 do malt and Q6S7 do. barley The
market quiet but pricse unchanged The
port demsnd by the heavy fall Of and the
was dull eut unchanged The sales were about 900 bbls
There wcro sales Of 500 bbs within the range OF Cur 0ucts
tisns Rye -four without material change. Sales 10
bbls at 81 20 - Is Of meal the sales were 600
hhla. RrandyMina private tArma We quota -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


DAnsv-swExnv On Thursday, December II, a. the
rssdsDce Of the BRIDES mother BY The Rev. r. Spear
HowAaD NJ. BAiLKs 70 SARAn A. SwssxEy, both Oh
Brooklyn. No cards
BARklKv--BaAcxsrr. AT Rochester, N r., on rucs.
day. December TO- a. 81 Lakes churrn By the Rev Mr.
Anssce, Wa. BARKiKy, Esq, OF Ncw York, TO Elinx
daughter Of The Hon. james Brackstt
GiLBker-CoIINs. Harlem, on Wednesday De-
cembsr III, by Rev r. II. Chleit, AAnoa ID. 0nnkkT 70
ELxAsoR r., daughter OF David Collins
NkwnAE--wARo.--on "Wednesday, December H. IN
Lafsyctts Avenue Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, NJ
" by Rev. Dr. Cuyler, CEoRGx A. NEwnAn 10 ALBA A.
wARp, ell Of brooklyn. No cards.
oArnAs-FtrrcnxR. AT Brdport, W, on Wednesday,
November H. by the Rev. Mr. WALKER Il. r. OArnax OF
this city, 10 MAsv =. FLsrcHEa, daughter Of Ira D.
Fletcher. ESQ.,, OF Brdport, W
hddiebury papers please copy.
Pouon-HA nvEr.--On Tuesday, December 10. By the
Rev t. III Garfield, ID D.. ALosxo ~ P0uaR V Eliza
ER.scs HAsyEr, both Of Brooklyn.
sLocun- 0AapKr. --On Thursday. December IA ri
Christ church. by The Rcv. Dr. y. g. Ever 0soReE x.
slocun ksrKLLs, daughter Of o. Hsnry Garden.
TvuxrBoum-- nccussSxv AT the residence Of the
brides parents on Wednesday, December III, by the
Rev N. H. smith, VALENTINE TsunrBouR, Of west Camp,
Ustsr county, MARY ASTufskrrs NcCaxssry, daugh.
ter Of James McChcsncy, OF Bsookiyn.
Elizabeth IN. ~ Journal please copy.
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BsrnoAru.--on Wednesday, December II, Gsoroa
BArsaATr, native o. Glasgow. Scotland, 10 Me 75d
year Of his age
Tho relatives and friends requested TO attend the
funeral from his residence. corner of Tweniysx,h
street and Fourth avenue, ihis Nnday morning, ten
O'Clock
BiAsnA-Js Brooklyn, ~ bis sons residence on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13
COMMERCIAL REPoRr.

CoTroH-Ths business moderate and prices Of all
grades heavy, though quotably lower The foreign
cable sdvices again unfavorabe The sales lin
ted TO about sO bales, OF which z75 taken By
porters. We qu0le:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

recs pr Rcopn Payments ia dnco
Dec. .s22ssoe s2ssa sos s25lss1s siot sI2
Dec. 10. ~. Ira 02d o93,01l 20ip168 1903 932 476
Dec H.. Iso $50 i,il5sl l,l57,523 l03spo ga
Lee. Va. -. i7i,0oo l,22i.s0i 6s3,o1s lo<.l7soeo
Tbs earnings Of the Erie Railway for the month Of
Tho sarnnss for Noysmpsr 1850. vsrs.... lac 900
Increase An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13
PIANOFORTEs.

a GREAT Oyer Fog THE HoLIDAYs.-wArERs
"A aCo 81 Broadway VIII dispose Of loo Pianos Melo.
Organs popular and take fth
and the balance monthly tnsnilmsn for ron and
rent money applied " purchased
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
CONGRL.SSiON
w AsuINGToN, December

WASHINGTON, December 7.
House.. The filibustering on the i'm
parchment question. under the lead of To-
gan, was resumed.
Finally, Mr.. Wilson withdrew his mo-
ton TO lay the whole matter on the table,
aud the vote was taken on the majority re-
,,ort's resolution ordering impeachment,
which was lost-ayes 81, nays 1913 alb
stnt 81.
A motion to reconsider and lay the mo-
ton to reconsider on the table, prevailed
and thus ends impeachment
The resolution suspending the power of
the Secretary of the Treasury to contract
ne currency, was passed ayes 128. nays
-.
The House went into committee on the
message. Pending debate. the Reconstruct
ton Committee. to which Stevens request
Cd Sc eral points in the message to be re-
fcrred, was denounced as all obstruction to
reconstruction. Mr.. Stevens's struggle
against the turning tide excites admiration
and pity. No one hecds the yindictiye ut
terances of the WORKOUT leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
The Conventions.

Thus far the proceedings Of the Conven-
ton have only exhibited two things-the
utter incapacity of the majority, and de-
sire to break the crust of the treasury pie,
which the needy and hungry Radicals have
pictured to themselves with such delight
HUNNIcUTT itches to make out hs bills for
printing, and that member who, to protect
the Commonwealth against pilage. delays
the consummation devoutly prayed for by
the Friend and Hero will incur his ev-
lasting maledictions. The first propose! to
vote him printer, and pay him sum to be
arbitrated pretty much by himself, was
scheme of absolute robbery. Certainly
that has been banked. We trust there is
fairness and honesty enough among the
majority even, when added to the Consery-
alive vote, to protect the State from any
thing like plundering The men who con-
troll have not the paying of taxes, and there
is much to fear from them. Whatever may
be the disposition of the Radical whites,
there ought to be enough Of judgement
and honesty amongst the better raised of
! the Virginia negroes to induce them to re-
fuse to pin in any excessive expenditures
of public mon~y.
The officials of the Convention are utter
ly incapable to discharge their duties, and
the business is conducted in the NOSE r.
diculously unsystematic order. Ignorance
and inexpericnce stands out everywhere
amongst the controlling party Outside Of
Hayti or St. Domingo no such samples Of
deliberative proceedings have ever been
witnessed Rye. the secretary, is wholly
incompetent. 1t is impossible to travesty
the body 1t is SO grotesqne and absurd that
the most ingenious satirist cannot make it
more so. A negro member. yesterday,
when asked how he voted upon question
just put. replied that he voted as his friend
on his right did. to whom he absolutely
had to appeal to find cut how that was!
TO remember the assemblies in the
House of Delegates in days bygone, and
then look upon this Convention, the meta
morphosis is so monstrous that man can
hardly believe his own eyes. 1t appears
to be a horrible dream! Oh, could it but
dissolve like DREAM Will it not p
Richmond Dispatch
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
EARTHQUAKES at ST. Thomas.

HAVANA, December 4--Forty- seven
shocks of earthquake, rapidly succeeding
each other, were felt at ST. Thomas on the
10th Of November One shock lasted two
minutes. The sea rose sixty feet on the
city. and everything was submerged The
loss Of life was enormous, and immense
quantities Of merchandise were DESTROYED
The surviving inhabitants, houseless and
destitute, fed to the mountains. Those
that remain are striving by every means
to leave the island The steamer La Pla-
TIA is the only vessel which has sailed since
the calamity, and she left one hundred and
fifty persons behind for want Of accommo-
dation. Every business firm on the island
is insolvent, and all the steamship and 9TH
er companies have abandoned it. No coal
is to be had, and the wharyes are destroy
ed. At the time Of the sailing oft steam
er the earthquakes continued at intervals
The destruction is incalculable at St.
Thomas, and also at Tortola and St. Croix
Little Saba is horrible volcano, and is
nearly all burned to ashes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
Louisiana Convention.

New ORLEANS, December Tn the
convention to-day, while discussing the
preamble and resolutions denying the state
ments contained in memorial to Congress
expressing fear u war Of races, "a ne
gro member named Cromwell declared:
1--WE will rule till the last one of US goes
down forever. The negroes are going to
have their rights, if it is by revolut on and
the blood spilled of Andy johnson, Or any
other man. He was ready for revolution"
Pinchbock, another negro member. de-
precated the remarks Of Cromwell, and de-
clared that the colored people of this coun-
try could get no rights the whites did not
see fit to give them, and that the talk of
war of races was all a humbug He al
luc ed to the disparity Of the negroes COM
pared with the other race The slavehold-
ers Of the South had been in the past and
were still friends Of the negro It was the
province of the Radical Congress and not
of this convention to discuss this question.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
EE That incorripible donkey Hnnni-

EH- That incorrigible donkey, Hunni-
cult, who wanted to commence business
before the Convention was organized, en-
deavored to have resolution passed pro-
viding that the Convention should take
Immediate steps to 'srelive the suffering
condition of those negroes who were turn
ed out of employment in Consequence Of
having voted the radical ticket at the
late election. If the Convention could not
afford relief, he hoped direct application
would be made to Congress- He was re-
minded that Virginia, by her laws, had
already made ample provision for the suf-
fering among Hunnicutt's peculiar friends,
and that the Convention could not enlarge
the powers already conferred upon the
proper authorities for that purpose Hun
nlcutt wanted to know if provision had
been made for those who had voted the
radical ticket. To which Mr.. Gibson, Of
Giles, replied that Virginia has not made
ner poor-hcuse system a political machine.
She provides for all needy and worthy OBJ
jects of charity. Besides the General Co.
vernment bad, by her Freedmens Bureau.
provided or these objects, whether worthy
or worthless. Q There was no necessity for
the resolution " Mr.. G.. said he was sur
prised that ct should be attempted to
punish or blame men for their preferences
as to who they employed. Political par
ties in America had conferred their pat
ronage on pa'ty men ever since the days
of jackson, and this Convention had de-
clared its intention to do so, and had done
the same thing. Every Northern employ
er claimed and exercised the right to sug-
gest to their employees"
1t is humiliating in the extreme to wit
ness such exhibitions of besotted ignorance
and lawlessness in Virginia Convention
as we have here displayed by Hunnicutt
and the dupes by whom he is surrounded
With him, the Convention possesses I'M
limited power. team convert overy coun-
ty into a zar-house for the maintenance
of the idle, lazy vagabonds who refuse to
work, or may say that they have been
turned off by those against whom they
have arraved themselves. He has about
as correct ideas about the legitimate func-
tons Of a constitutional convention as he
has Of the principles of republican govern
ment. According to his view, liberty is
RIGHTEOUSNESS, and all political and moral
evils are to be cured by the application of
brute force.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12

RADICAL SCHEMES FOR Power. The
Radicals are actively engaged in their eff
forts to obtain the removal Of the present
State officers, and to octain for the Con-
vention the nomination or election Of the
new appointments. Hunnicutt's ayowal
yesterday that the Republican party owed
nothing to any State officer, from the Gov
ernor down to the justices Of the peace, was
designed as note of warning,
We are reliably informed that petition
has already been signed by many Radical
members of the Convention asking Con-
gress to give that body the privilege of
appointing a successor to Governor Peir~
point, whose time expires on the LIST of
January, 1868.
1t is proposed to hold caucus Of lead
ing Radicals on Thursday evening, when
this an other matters Of Importance to the
Republican party Will be fully ventila-
ted Dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-12
THE INDIAN LTANR7ENT,

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inwardly, or outwardly applied, has no equal -
For the relief and cure Of RAeamotjc and Na"roi-
gic Atectlons, SprajH8, Bruises, de-, it is unequal
ed. 1t is also most ellicacious taken inwardly in
the cure of Cholero, Cramps and Pains IN the
Stomach, Dia'rhoea, Dysentory. Cholera Norbas,
Cholera Mfdnfam, &C., and is without exception
the most seondertd Petnacea the world affords No
family should be without it. Every TroceTer by
land sea should have bottle. -Hiners and
Farmers residing at distance from Physicians
should keep it constantly on hand. IL case OF Ac-
cidents, and sudden attacks Of Stouach Com
plants, its value cannot be estimated. lnqare for
Uajor LANES INDIAN LININENI, cad tale
other. PRICE. 80 Cts per bottle. For sale at
Park kow,-N. Y; Gale L Robinson, lSa Green
wich-st, \. Y; t. c. Wells a. Co., 1872 Fulton-st.,
n. Y, and by respectable Druggists throughout
the world None genuine unless signed by john
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