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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-01
NOTECE,
REEVES AMBROSIA
L. % H TIL Z AIR.
IMPROVED.

M Z ~ v Iii.
Il is "a elegant Dressing Tor the Hair
Isesases iho Hair to Curl beautifully
I'ksePs tae scalp Clean and Healthy.
IiiuTigorai.s the Boots q he Hair.
1t forces The Hair and Bsssd to srop la1arlast.y.
i immsiisteiy s,oPs Hair Falling out
Itk''Fs tbs Hair from Changing Color iseu, Age.
itrsstorss Grey Hair Original oolor
Il erhs' cat BAR On heads that have beez bald for ,sar,
1t is composed entirely Of simple aad purely v,ssasl.
suhstsncss
y ha' reeeised over 'a tAoaasHd 7oisstar, .ssonisl
ef i sIesIisncs nssy Of vhsA are from physician. in
standing
Is soa ia hafriat bottisa g,he aame blsup /, n,
sa'' y pFusgs'' and dsalsr ia Fancy Good. srer,.
Rhsfs at One bollaF Per Bette whole,sl. ~ p....
Barnes Co F. C. wells Co. ssb,,s.l,. 4 CO
nafeh le-ly NeE York
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srrAmslHPs ON THB coSNEcTEss Or aHE PAdIfJ
ATLANTIC: WITH EE5
ARIZONA $500. COLORADO,
HENRY CHAUNCEY, 80. CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK, ........ ............ GOLDEN CITY.
OCEAN QUEEN t.......... a........ CRAMENTo.
NORTHERN LIGHT. ........... GOLDEN AGE.
GOTTA RIGA, e.......,.. ....., .........M0NTANA.
&C. &c. IN
nNE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships viii leave Pier Nc A. North River
Of Canal street. at 12 o'clock the 1st Ilth
and 21 OF every month, Except when those dates al
sunday sud then on the preceding Saturday. for 6sPIN
WALL, connecting via Panama Railway, witk Of the
Ccmpany's steamships from Panama fer SAN FRANCISCO
touching at ACAPULCO
Departures Of the 1st and 2s EsnnsCt at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC add CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS Those Of LIST touch at MANzAHILLO.
Departures Of the 11t each month connects With the
steam line from Panama TO AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.
Steamer Of Mech a. 1853, closely with Steamer
China, leaving Sen Francisco April IL, fer Japan and
China
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each sdnlt Baggage
asrs accompany baggage through and attend ladies and
children without protectors baggage eesved the
dock the day before sailing, from seamboat railroads and
passengers who prefer 81 send down early.
An experienced surgeon board Medicine and attendance
free.
For passage uokets farther inormation apply he
Company ticket ofacG the Wharf FO0r OF CANAL
STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK,
jans-sm | F. R. BABY, Agent.
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MARsHAL,s SALES.

kI f4hI BG Or u fDNO1I1ON1- LA
~ PoNAs issued from the office Of the Cleck Of the Dis
Court Of the United States for the Eastern District
Tennessee al Rockville the 10Th day Of February 1858
directed viii expose public sale the 18th day
April 1855 20 the highest bidder for cash in hand TIE
house door in the city Of Knoxville all the right title
interest and claim OF William c. Pckens IN and the follow
ing described property, to-wit
One tract Of land situated in jefferson county Tennesses
lying In the upper end Of Evans Island, in French Broad
river bounded By the lands Of Thomas Evans senior
west and the French Broad all other sides. The life
tine interest 81 Thomas Evans r heretofore purchased
by said WIN. O. Pickens az Marshals sale and deed
given for said land containing hfy acres less
led the property Of said VIM O. Pckens satisfy
judgment obtained in said Court the 21st day
1851 against said VIM O. Pcksns favor of John r. De
terH a Co. B. MeDANNEL,
march I-3t L. s. Marshal fer "a Dls{rtct,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-01
BY VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI Elk.

BY VIRTUE OF a VENDIIIONl EA-
FcNAs issued fre the the Clerk Of the Dlstric
Court Of the United States fey the Eastern District Of Tsnne
sss AZ Knoxville the 23th day Of February 1858
directed viii public sale the 18Th day Of pri
lses to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the court
house door in the city Of Knoxville all the right title,
ard interest Of John NJ Smith in and to the following
seribed property, to-vit:
ons land 10th Civil District Of Carter coun
Tennessee tAs north Gds o. stoney Creek joining
lands Of John Richardson and ssdTach Estep which
represented there is ron bank containing ass
levied the property of said John Smith
ratsfy Judgment obtained 10 said Court the
Of June 1857 against said John smith, favor Haynes
Spencer.
B. MCDANIEL,
march list L. s Marshal for said District.
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ky!GSgl!IalUS

TT is AUTOMATICALLY STATED
that one-ffth inhabitants this country
rope die Of Consumption No disease has been thor
oughy studed and its nature less understood there
disease which exists greater diversity Of opinion and
disease which has completely bated all medical skill
and remedial agencies.
Seine Of the prominent symptoms are oough Expeeora
on 6hortness Of Breath Irritation about tho Lungs and
Chest darng Pains in the Sides and Back Emacaton and
general negative condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease its
comitan should lose time possessing themselves Of
the proper Remedy in order that they may stay its ravags
and be restored 20 health. The
REV. e. A. WILSON'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION FOR THE CURE Oh
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS
by the Of which be restored health in weeks
after having suffered eyeal years with lung
ton and that dread disease Consumption has been
ten years with the most marked success.
This Remedy prepared from the original Recipe chem
oaly pure, BY the Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON les Ecusn
I'd Street, WilliamHbuFgh, Kings Co., New York.
Pamphlet containing the original prescriptions with full
and explicit directions for preparation and use together with
hortaceount Of his case with ymptoias expsraoe and
cure be obtained free Of chareel OF Mr. Wilson a.
above, or by calling addressing.
CHAMBERLAIN 4 ALBElis, Druggists
nov I3-gn Knoxyiie Tennaassa
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Virginia and Tennessee Air Line RaiH
SPECIAL THROUGH TARIFF ON VEL
FROM KNOXVILLE

70 New York at 50 cents per bufhsl
4c Philadelphia At 50 CENTS per bashsI.
10 Baltimore az 30 cents per bushsl.
CARS Run THROUGH FROM KNOXVILLE y 3
F0Lk WITHOUT CHAHGE.
-, - s9nsh bills Of iadings guaranteeing abeYs rstRf
road, and ~ Q, A. neHutt, Agent, 1t KaozviIls
ISAAC BENSON
sEps. I. 7. asd aa. BtlaA
J. 3. HoXsIE,
eupt. 3 I. ard We. Hsls
J, W. Go0DWTN,
sapt. Fa. ard Tsnr. b.
z. A. eOcDWYHt
SHpt Eouth Side ztHs
,. HENRY EIECE,
!-lyzsu Snpt. n. and P. BAL
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The Issue RAISED by the Pre.ldeDt

~, issue Raised by the President
nv G ne trivial character Of the Issue raised
~ res in Its controversy with the Pre-
inyotves the right OF the PrsSident ~ sIS-
Point subordinate whose duties are exeIfi.
disnsnsSssddF TI1S and Whose services may Be
aeems proPer."-Re6t8teT.
1t would be hard to find a paraoranb
no larger than this containing so manv
errors. Let us see. In the first nlace
Congress Rss no tcontroyersy'' with the
Fresidenc The President has been
guilty of an offence for which it is the
duty of Congress to arraign him,
and 1t has arraigned him accord
ingly. In the next place, the
tissue" If we prefer to call IL
such, between johnson and Congress-
was not raised by Congress-" Mr..
Johnson forced the issue upon Con.
gress by setting it's authority at def.
ance in matter where its power is
supreme. In the third place, the char
acter of this tissue" is not strivial >,
1t is one that involves the very hearts
plood of the country. The sanotity of
every law enacted by the law.ma izinp
power, under the regu, ations of the
organic law, until that law has
been Adtudged void by the proper
judicial tribunal, is the tounda-
ton stone of our Govern ment =
II every officer entrusted with the
execution OF a law Is to be the Judge
OF his obligation to obey and enforce It.
then our Government, from highest to
lowest, is but a rope of sand. The
question which the President has raised
Is not whether he may "appoint subor-
dinates whose duties are exclusfveIv
clerical, Co.," but whether he NAV
make such appointment in disregard Of
law of the United States which for.
bids him to do it. II he NAV 8isrs.
gard this law he may disregard
any other. Every law is law abso-
lutely until adJudged otherwise, so that
even should the Supreme Court here
after decide the tenure of Office act un.
constitutional, that decision would not
lessen Johnson's guilt for it was a per-
feet and binding law when he viola
ted 1t.
We know that this doctrine of private
judgment by public officers is promi.
nent article of the Democratic creed In
this State. We know that the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor in 1866
preached this doctrine all over the
State, and urged the entire disregard OF
State laws by officers sworn to obey
them. We know that this same person,
as President ofthe Democratic Conyen-
ton which sat in this city last. month,
repeated this advice as the slogan of the
coming campaign. Nevertheless it is a
doctrine that would in practice be ut
terly fatal to law and order. 1t is sim
ply revolutionary, whether advocated
here or at Washington, whether
preached by the Wheeling Register or
practised by Andrew johnson,
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A (supposedl ssGunpow.ler IsIot,,,


We have u rather startling bit of news
this morning in our report of Congress
SiOnal proceedings. The speaker of the
House presented dispatch from the
Chief of Police of New York to the
ohiefofthe Washington Polioe,statinx,
IN brief, that quantity Of Nitro.c,lv.
seFine (le5 lbs.) had been purchased
there and shipped from the city under
suspicious circumstances. The chief
Ofthe New York Police fearingitmigb,
be intended for unlawful purposes at
Washington, communicated the facts
10 the chief OF Washington Police and
he transmitted the letter to Speaker
Colfax. We observe the House adj
Journed Immediately after it was read
but whether on that account or whether
because the House was ready to adj
journ anyhow does not appear. We
are inclined to receive this story and
the differences with due allowance I,
may be the suspicious features OF this
affair viii all be explained. 1t seems
Incredible that any creatures in
human form could deliberately
set about the accomplishment Of
such diabolical crime as is here sun.
posed to be contemplated. Yet really.
since the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln
and in view of the spirit manifested bv
johnson and his abettors, it is impossi.
slble to say what may happen. The
Democracy are fertile in expedients.
II they cannot get rid of an obnox-
ious man in one way they, can
in another. II they cannot get
Stanton out of the War De-
partment, perhaps they can bury
him init. The same might be true of
an obnoxious Congress. Did the editor
OF the Pittsburgh Commercial have the
fear Of some such a plot in mind
when he wrote the paragraph copied
elsewhere under the caption "Rn
READY"
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sTRATEsx.-Thew way in which Chief
Justice Cartier of the Supreme District
Court outhanked johnson in the
Thomas case is rather rich. Thew
wanted him committed SO as to get him
out on writ OF ha6eas corpus, ON which
they could carry the case directly to the
Supreme Court of the United States /;
but Justice Cartier checkmated this
move by discharging Gen. Thomas in
stead OF imprisoning him. He is still
liable to Indictment and will be indict.
ed by the next grand jury. Awrit of
quo tVGr7Gnto is now to be- applied for.
to compel Stanton to show by what au.
thority ne holds the War Office. Edwin
can show if necessary. Thomas falling
to be made a martyr, sues Stanton for
falseimprisonment, Qhough he was not
imprisoned at ally and considers him
self damaged to the tune of $3.50, 900. In
the case of an ordinary man who had
been damaged that much, there would
not be much left of him.
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THB Register handles Mr.. johnson In
his present troubles very gingerly. It
is disposed to "go back on the old
man. 1t fears he is not a success after
all. Ithas all at once become Indifferent
to his fate. Mr.. johnson isn't of the
slightest consequence to the Register.
The Register don't care whether A. j. or
whether Congress gets the best of the
present fight. Mr.. Johnson isn't any
longer the Registers President-the
valiant defender of the Constitution as
the Democracy understand 1.-THE dis
penser OF post of1ces-the champion of
the great unwashed. When A. j.
swingeth round his now contracted cir
Gle, the Register no longer oscillateth.
The Black Republicanse elected him. He
istheir President. They can settle their
difficulties among themselves. We are
not responsible for him. Thus saith the
Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

THE CAPITAI.-we were in error
yesterday morning in assuming that
the Capital bill was to come up on its
passage In the House yesterday. 1t
WAS read the second time, yesterday,
and ordered to third reading. Regu-
larly it comes up on Its passage to-day.
The vote on ordering the bill to third
reading was 40 to 10; yet we are told
this isnOttO be considered at all indtca-
tive Of the final vote. Many voted in
the affirmative as matter of form, in.
tending to make their opposition on the
passage. We had supposed the passage
ofthe bill in its present shape, locating
at Charleston, was a foregone conclu-
sion, but from indications yesterday, it
is deemed still an open question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

Mr.. D1oKEY's LEorURE.-The lecture
by the Rev Chas. A. Dickey, at Wash
ington Hall last evening for the benefit
of the United Presbyterian Sabbath
School, was we'll attended. We regret
that unavoidable circumstances have
prevented us from giving 1T an extend.
ed notice, Gas we should otherwise have
done, J such as it's excellence merited If
we may judge from the small fragment
of the lecture we were enabled to hear
we trust the school has realized ahand-
some benefit.
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Trustee's Sale

DURsUANT TO A DEED OF TRusT,
from William Cloudy - 10 me dSiS1i
S1ae gstn, Is59' and duly recorded in the Re.
II deed book No. a, page lie, I shall. an
~ nao S,LI, THE IND DAY OF MARCH. l85,. al
Court House of Ohio county, West Va mo.
coed % sell, at public auction, 10 the hISbeSf
h 1.t DeSL bidder, the lot numbered (iBlJ one,
nunuIeo ana elghty-one, on the plat OftbaI
R RAT. OF the city OF Wheeling laid ont ~
,Mnilam Chapllne and John EOM,-noH
A10 W " as centre Wheeling, situated on the
MeLnodlst Episcopal Church on tine soIitiT
Terms OF sale: One. third OF the DuTcIi0ss
money In cash. and the balance IN two e0u0I
instruments. payable IN six and ty7siVS
m9nLhB. with interest nom day OF sale,
,,1 T.GIsse.slon delivered upon compliance
,..., JAMES g. WHEAT
9Nn"yHA Truntea
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Another Reeonstrnctlon Law.

The House OF Representatives on
Wednesday agreed to the Senate
amendments to the Supplementary Re-
construction Act, thus finally passing
it. The following is the Act as sent to
the President:
"Be 1t enacted, &C., That hereafter
any election authorized by the act pass
ed March %, 1867, entitled an act sup
Elementary to an act to provide for the
more efficient government of the rebel
States, passed March 2, 1867, and to
facilitate restoration, shall be decided
by majority of the votes actually cast,
and at the election in which the ques:
ton of the adoption or rejection OF any
Constitution Is submitted, any person
duly registered in the State may vote
in the election district where he offers
to vote, when he has resided therein tor
ten days next preceding such election,
upon presentation of his certificate of
registration, his ahidavit, or other sat
isfactory evidence, under such regula-
tions as the District Commanders may
prescribe.
SEC. 2. Amd be IL further enacted, That
the Constitutional Convention OF any
of the States mentioned in the acts to
which this is amendatory may provide
that at the timeof voting on the ratifi.
cation of the Constitution, registered
voters may vote also for members of the
House of Representatives of the
United States, and for all elective Off.
GERS provided by said Constitution, and
the same elected officers who shall
make return of votes cast for the rati-
dcRtion or rejection of the Constitution,
shall enumerate and certify to the
votes cast for members of Congress.
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For Sale and Rent.

PUsIN E 3 8 BASEMENT ROOMS
~ finished ofdceg and Daguerrean rooms IA
seCond STORY, and rooms for other PURPOSES
Ior rent IN my brick block on Main 6trseT
POSSESSION given Immediately, w.
buLding lots and dwelling houses for sale.
1 atsO u Manufacturing site, containing eight
tiots1 fronting on Main street and the river
between the Belmont and Riverside Mis-
skin Ward. Also my co intry place for SAFE
Once, No. 1ls3< Main street. above Mon.
roe, up staiFa- - TSS,IXSS
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Special AutIets.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,


AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime OF Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create inn
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. senti in sealed letter envelopes, nee of
charge. Address, Dr.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
ION, Toward Association, Philadel phia, Pa,
JanslSmd&w
The Confessions ana Experiences OF
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man
hood, c., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving post-pa direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also nee, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem the War. decl7-smd
A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair SO beautiful
on of Grapevine.
OH Of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
W., Oh of Grapevine.
What removes the Dandruf?
What Hair Preparation Is OounterfeitedF
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only PropretOrs of
on OF Grapevine9
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main St, Wheeling.
A COUGH. a COLD. Or a SORE
THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation Of H'e Lungs, a Permanent Throat
Dtsease, or Consumption,
is often the result.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Having a direct influence to the parts,
give immediate relief. For BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CArARRH. CONSULTATIVE AND
THROAT DISEASES, Troches are used with
always good success.
Singers and Speakers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only Crowns Bronchial Troch-
es," and do not take any OF the RorthLess
limitations that mAy be offered. Sold every
WheFe' oc25.4meod
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8pr Bent.
For Rent

A CoMFoRTABhE DWELLING HOUSE
Aon the north side OF Zane street, between
9Th and 9Th streets, East Wheeling contain-
ing seven rooms, hall, Two porches, two pan
tries and two cellars, with mont, back and
side entrance and stable in rear Apply 10
Z. HOBBS,
AT Hobbs, Taylor q Co.
The parties who rented the above house
have given 1t up, and It is now trent.
feb25-2w.
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the nrst Grant CIub--.HIannlngtOn
carries on the Horns.

Editors 1IttetttgeReer aae
please announce through the columns
81 YOUR paper that GRANT CLUB was
orGs niaed in the town of Warrington,
ON the 25thinst. under favorable au-
Snices THE Union men seem to be in
esr,sst and they are resolved to vote
~ ~ , ,Snv tfsv shot, The club was tenn
norsriiy Organized by calling Z. n.
Rnrt to the Chair, and r. w. Hall Sec
retarv., A permanent organisation will
be effected in a few days, Of which you
will be notified. More anon.
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Ltrhf Wnnted.

Editors InteElfgenee1
+ Allow me to ask through the col
,,n111S NJ your valuable paper Tor the
nroner persons TO explain the reason
hat the gas burners. in WAshllng ton
Han are mo larger. than talloWi Ups.
There q, 1iltssomewhere! s-9 s.l.si
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TRUST RaIe

Ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
y maae 10 me on the SECOND day OF August
a. ". 1865, and OF record in Book 10 folio IN
IN The RecoTdSr's ottlce OF Ohio county. statS
Of Of West Wiz lnia, shall on FRIDEY. TTTT
18th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1888 1t tbo
'front.' door OF the Court House OF Ohio conn
y In Inc city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock. q.
auction TO the highest and best bid5er g SIS
CASH, all the right, title, and Interest az
Henry z. Harbour, decd, as one OF the heirS
~ law OF Joseph @. Harbour, decd, IA aud IA
me real estate of the said Joseph @. HARBOUR.
o.,,,.o., GIBSON L. GRANGER.
AeOllS0VL0
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OUR Representative from this district,
Hon. @. D. Hubbard, has introduced a
bill which provides that graduates of
the naval academy shall, upon gradu-
ting receive commissions as ensigns in
the United States navy, bearing the
same date as their graduation and
ranking according to the merit roll of
graduation.
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Auction Sale
House and I,or foI. sale

TN PLEASANT VALLEY. FIVE AETT.FS
J. west OF bridgeport and dVe miles eaEt al
~. ClalIsylle, near the National pike. This
! IS q good mouse with celler, ciStern and
acres OF ground. Title clear. PrIca $50 90
FOR further particulars call on the prem.
seS1 or address the subscriber at CadlE, H0F-
Eison county, Ohio,
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TaE F1RsT GRANT CLuB.-As will be
seen by letter in another column, the
gallant Union men of Warrington,
Marion county, are the first in the field.
Our correspondent says they propose to
" vote the way they shot" So VIC take
It they were boys in blue" They shot
for Gen. Grant, with view OF upset
ting the rebels, and we infer they In.
tend to vote for him with alike purpose.
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eblI-sOtd

TNTENDlNG TO REMOVE OUR ma.
; 4 cniIneEy below; we oIar foE.sale the i've
occupied by us. Terms very reRSopSbla
NORWAY IRON MIG Co.
IenlO-u Cor. 1Ih and GyIS,s III,
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TnE surratt trial has been put over
by the wish OF all parties interested to
the March term of the court, when
Chief Justice Cartier will preside.
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GEN. LOGAN has written a letter to
friend in Illinois, declining to be cam
didate for the Republican nomination
for Governor of that State. He says
that, while he dIslikes to refuse any
request of his friends, he has become
SO deeply Interested in the questions
that must be settled by this aud the
succeeding Congress, that he prefers to
remain with that body until they are
finally disposed of. He says he wants
''this Government reconstructed on
basis that will at least allow loyal
man to live in the country"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

II nature had Intended that our
young ladies should bring their waists
to circumference Of twelve inches,
she would have dispensed with a double
set Of vital organs.