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BvI. N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.

j..
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
HOUSEHOLD F u r N T q r E
Ill FEATHER BEDS, AND PILLOWS At AUG
TONI will sell at my store on THURSDAY
MORNING the Esd instant at 10 o'clock, an a5-
sortmsnt of FURNITURE, consisting in part Of
the following
FEATHgR BEDS, holsters. and PILLOWS,
COTTAGE and JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS,
WARDEOBES,
BUREAUS and CABINETS,
MAHOGANY SItEB OARDS,
MARBLET. WASHsTANDS,
MAHOGANY SPKING-SEAT ROCKERS,
CANE-SEAT ROCKIES,
WINDSOR CHAIES,
DINING and other TABLES.
TIN 8. FES, new and secor d-hand;
STOVES,
CROCKRRY,
BOOTS, SHOES,
CLOTHING.
BED FURNITURE, &C.. &c.
ia22 l. N COOKE Auctioneer.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., i Co.,
Auctionsers and Commit, sion. Merchants,
No. s Fifteenth street.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of q
IA decree Of the United States District Court lott
Simon Eeilstsrn. bSnkrrp., seli at public suction;
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the sth day OF
February next, at the honr Of o'elosk p. D., ths
house and out bailcfrgs now occupied BY sirea
Hellttern IS residence, near Bacon's Quafm
branch, Ia the county Of Henrieo, together viz
the lot thersto attached, containing six asrss
land. tr8 Gstg& $3.50 80
TBaAs or SALE: One.tfird cash the balsnesh
equal payments In three and elk months, nsSouas'
notes, interest added. =
- $50, JOHN JOINS, JR..
ia 1l-2ot Assignss OF s. Hellstern.
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CosUSpRUM GEOGRAPHICAL lby our
pot-boy).-Why is Abyssinia like stale
swipes9 Because it is not New Beer
TonadhdooE.
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T,RUsTEEs SALE. OF HOUSE AMI
J. LOT. III DUyALs ADDITION. sEIR No
THE ALMs-H0UsE.-Byy virtue OF q dad o. t,n M
executed to the snbaeriser By John A. Wittsl
dated 18th June, 1866, duly recorded In Henyin.
County Court, shall, In execution thereof me-
coed 70 sell at public auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY; January 20, 1858, at O'Clock p M Sn
e fair, Y not, the next fair day thsrssflsr, ihs
the residences Of Mr.. Emanuel Rebman The IL.
has front of77a feet snd depth OF 800 feet on
which stands q framed tenemsnt, occupfe3 ba
John ghfss also, stable; slsug house, Ge. :"
sale and to pay of bond Of $500, with ints,e,t
from 18th June 1855 until paid and as TO the Ye,.
due, upon sech terms as shall be announced al H.
-'e' FREDERICK BRAUgR, Trustee
The above real estate was sold on the ID Dsesn.
Der. 1867, and purchased by Lewis Dell. VIC
having failed TO comply with the terms Of sale Tho
same will be Ie-sold at his risk and cost
FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
PDSTP0gEMEET.
In consequences Of the inclemsncy OF the wss.
ther, the above sale Is postponed until PRIDAY
the 18th instant. at the same hour.
ja2i FREDERICK BRAURa, Trustee.
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DROOMS.-VIKGINIA RROOMS. of
ID superior quality, and at northern prices, for
sale by GORDON B CRIhGAN,
da4 Pearl Block,
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SaERIFF's sALE-By virtue ortwo Z,
y executions in my hands, one IN favor OF
samuel s. Cottrell against Samuel Cottrell Jr:,
and the other In favor Of the Conmonwe2sltuh OF
Virginia against X. q. Huffman, sheriff OF Hen
co county and Samuel Cotrs J. and nd, others 8;
executors will proceed to sell on the 5stn cay OF
January 1888, commencing at ~ oSoc A. n bon a.
the residence OF Samuel Cottrell, Jr aDo11
tWslye miles above Richmond, on the River road
the following personal properly belonging TO
Samuel Cottreil, Jr.-to wit
one. horse WAGON and HARNESS,
2 two horse WAGONS,
lCAShIAGE and HARNESS,
AMBULANCE,
CARTS,
10 head CATTLE,
3 S0Ws and PIGS,
About 200 barrels CORN.
About 90 900 pounds OATS,
Lot STRAW and SHUCkS,
10 PLOUGHs,
HaRROWS,
About 900 pounds P ORK,
sIDsBOARD,
1S0FA.
BUREAUS.
2 dozen CHAIRS,
SEEDS, and BEDDING for same:
TABLE and Kite HEN FURNITURE.
WILLIAM n. Mo6RUDER, D.
ia23-td for g. J. Smith, 8. p G.
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NEW CANAL BOAT AT AUCTION.
~ VIII he sold at auction, at the corner OF
Eighth and Canal streets. in the city OF hlcn.
mond on TUESDAY the 2sth January isrs' a. M,i -
o'clock M, a very superior CANAL bUAI. anie
rails, aud In the best manner
TERMS Thirty and sixty days credit for ap.
provsd ndorsed negotiable paper, with interest
pddsd ria 1s1 w GODDIN, Trustee.
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By james Ii. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
once No. s21 Main street, three doors below IN q
spotswood Hotel.

TRuSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
LAND IN ROCKETS, WITH BUILDING
THEREON, At AUCTloN.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust executed to me az trustee, TO secure the
payment OF certain negotiable notes therein men
1866, and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Hsnrico, and at the request OF the
beneficiary in said deed, wiz proSesd, 70 sell At
18th January, 1858, at O'Clock P. n, II fair II
not, :the next fair day thereafter, certain LOT
or PARCEL OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon fronting IS feet on the east side OF Mich
olson street, running back 16s feet.
sale sA and to pay note q 500 50 and interest
sas the r sa SSH s1d ntsrs. thereon
the Ath day OF January 1885, till day OF sale and
the balance on such terms as may be agreed upon
a. VIC 0"' JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR j
Sow, Auctioneers. jail
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL FSs
CARoLINA.-ont the 2sth Of January, 1858, will
Person county. N. G.; on which Nsthanie j. a. /
HUNDRED AND TWENTY (72cj ACRES, is well
wooded and watered, in good farming condition,
and Is adapted to the growth Of ell the crops usu-
ally raised in this section. 1t lies on the high
road leading from Roxboro' to Clarkesville, Va
ten miles from the former, and some fifteen from
the latter, and about twelve or thirteen from
South Boston, on the Richmond ami Danville rsil-
road. The sale will take place on the premises,
and be for cash.
st the same time and place will be sold, on
credit Of six months. by D. NJ Baird, trn.tse, al
the farming tools, hicles, gear. &c.
Purchasers required to i've bonds with sa.isfac.
tory sursties. Conveyancing and stamps in all
1850 l HENRY T. JORDAN, Trustee:
RoxBoRo', N. c., January !, 1858. jaia-tti
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Court ORDERS.

VINGTNIA.-At Rules held in the
' Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond, January 6, 1888:
The National Exchange Bank OF Richmond,
Plaintiff,
D C.Hartwell and George Dick, partners, doing
business as Hartwell Dtck......... Defendants,
IN DEBT,
The object Of this suit s to recover against To Q
defendants $3.50 with legal interest the con from
the 28th December 1897 ill paid. ALLEGED to be due
from the defendants to the plaintiff. And afdda-
Wit having be-n made that the defendant Geo ge
Dick above named, Is not resident OF this State,
he is REQUIRED to appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is ne
cssssiy to protect his interest in this suit.
copy-Teste
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D C.
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p.q. ll-Siw
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x7AJuARI,E FRAME DWELLING.

Y IN ASHLAND, FoR SALE AT AUCTION
Immediately after the sale OF the above, cay at
10 O'clock M. on FRIDAY the Path Of January, We
will sell at auction, on the premises, the FRAME
DWEILIEG with six rooms well finished. and
nearly new and almost adjoining the above pro-
perty The lot contains half an acre. Purchaser
will be entitled to a free ticket.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Ia Is Auctioneers.
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By Cook Laughton, Auctionsers.
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ALE
IL PORTER, DAMAsK CURTAINS. &c, AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the Path instant, az y
o'clock we will sell at our store q large sssort-
ment Of genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH, en-
MAHoeANY and WALNUT JENNY LINE
BEDSTEADs, MOI
MaHoaANY, and WALNUT MARBLE-Tof
MARoaaaY sIDEBoARDs and LEAF Ia
CANE AND WOOD. SEAT CHAIRs.
WARDROBES and WASHSTAGDS,
KITCHEN TABLES
PAKLOR CENTRE TABLES,
Excellent large size FEATHER BEDS,
NEW HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
MAHOGANY SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS,
CHINA, CROCKERY, and GLAsSWAakkss.
COOKING PAkLOR, and OFFICE STOVES,
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS.
Several sets very fine DAMASk CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C., &c.
ALSO,
IS dozen BEST LONDON STOUT PORTER,
~ uoAoN COOK LAUGHTON.
jao Aucdoneers.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in th

VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond on the 9Th day of January. 1888:
John Fl. Tyler, trustee under the will Of Msrgare,
Mauls, deceased........... Plaintiff,
against
D. Whippls, George Msndenhan and Elizabeth
his wife, James L. Eye Ard Caroline 3. his wife,
Thomas N. Crew, James Il. Crew, REM amin ].
Crew, and Jacobs Crew, and their DESCENDANTS,
II any OF them be ead.............p Defendants.
The object of this suit ia the construction OF tn
will OF D. argsret Mauls, deceased. And affidavit
having been made and filed that the defendants
mis- wife, and Thomas NJ: Crew, James q. Crew,
Benjamin ]. Grew. and Jacob 8. Crew, and tn cir
descendants, II they any of them be living, are
not residents Of this stats and that the sant DOES
or any of them, are living, or who are their dss.
cendans II any there are, the said defendants are
req 1iIed TO appear with la one month after due
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to
protect th cir interests IN this suit.
ia u-ssw s'p'Isss;siSSi BENJAMIN POLLARD. Clerk.
UIkGINIA.-At Rules held in the
OF Richmond on the 9Th day OF January. 1885:
Mary Randolph Plaintiff,
against
Mary Adams aud Lucy Adams, infants under the
age OF fourteen years, and nou-residsnts, and
John o. steger, trustee, ac.......... Defendants.
The object OF this suit is the partition of certain
real estate, sttuars In the city Of Richmond, be-
longing to the plaintiff and the iafant defendants,
and derived by them from the estate Of Richard
Adams, deceased. And affidavit having baen made
and filed that the defendants, Mary Adams and
Lucy Adsms, above named, are not resi- ants OF
this State the said defendants are re. oired to an.
hereof, and dowhat Is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit. :
4 oopy-Tests:
ia ll-S4w BENJAMIN POLLARD, Clerk.
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NJ oo7 Rroad street, between Second and Third.
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
w THURSDAY, January 2ad., eommene ~ ga al
nitnrss consisting Of almost everything IN Inat
line, aMOKIN 1910 ToBsGG2. CRoCh I W H.pM,
SCALES, STOVES, SHOVELS and lot OF fAhm
ING IMPLEMENTS, embracing In part
MAHOGANY and sTAINED CABINETS and
BB6sTEADS. different styles
DOZeN CHAIRS, assorted
ROCKING CHAIRS and TABLES,
FEATHER BEDS and MATTRESSEs,
TIN SAFES, STOVES, and LOUNGES,
SMOKING TOBACCO, SCALES and TIN
WARE. CROCKERYWARE; also, HARROWs,
CULTIVATORs, HOES, sHOVELS, SPADES, &c.
= OMOHUNDRO aCO.,
10 q2-td* Aucioneers.
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DREMIUM CANDIFS.-We claim to
4 manufacture the BEST CANDIES made In the
United States for WHOLESALE Purposes. We
don't make one kind for cur jars for show and an
other for Wholesale. Our No. is al alike and
warranted We have numerous premiums, award
ed before the war by the Mechanics Institute Fairs
when there were numerous compefitors-not hon
orahle mention for northern candles. French SO
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee cam
dies, and warrant them much better
LOUIS J B0SSIEUX, y
jas No. l4l2 Main street.
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nor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

dor NEW YOKK--OLDD DOMINION
4 STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-The kEA
new and elegant side wheel steam <SS
ship ALBEMAHLE, BOURNE COM SGEeA&lN
mander, will leave her wharf stE5&dzS& -
Rockets on SATURDAY MoRNISG. January 2sth,
alta O'Clock Passengers 20 on board the evening
previous. Freight received up to so'clock Fri
Day EvEblNG. Fare, $l2 Round tickets, 500.
Steerags, S. Through bills signed to Boston,
Massach usetts. No Insurance effected ct loves,
rates apply to SAMUEL AYRES CO.,
la 22-3t Eleventh and Main Streets
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NOTICE TO SH1PPERS.-The boats
IN Of the JAMES RIVER ANDASRe-,1n5sTys,
KAEAWHA CANAL COMPANY
win leave the dock ~ usual -.
promptly at IL o. CLOCK 4. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS. - r.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch burg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op-
ton OF the shipper Freight received and deliver.
cd at my Office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till charges
are paid.
So Boats locked and insured.
Tell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p. ll-S4w

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks office of tn Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond on the 9Th day Of January, 1858
William H. Gwathmey, executor OF james z.
: Crane, deceased. Plaintiff,
against
Henry & Crane. Andrew J Lowndes, Abby More
house. the kmericau Colonization Society, the
American Sunday School Union. the American
and hers. Defendants
The object OF this suit Is to get the direction Of
the court as to the disposition of the income OF the
estate of James c. Crane deceased, and the pay
ment Of legacies. And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants above named are
not residents OF this state the said defendants are
required to appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what Is necessary to
protect their iotsrests in this suit.
copy-Teste:
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By Paine 4 Co., Auetionesfs.
r ARGE AND A T T r ACT1 V 4
= CATALOGUE SALE.
FRESH DRY GOODS,

On WEDNESDAY, January 20, commencing a,
catalogue, large and desirable assortment OF
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BY Harrison, Goddn & Apperson, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.
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ANcMon Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
u,RusTEYs SALE OF HoUsE Az,

BY Harrison, aoddin Appsson, Aue.ionss,
and Zeal Estate agents.
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! By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctloneers
and Zeal Estate Agents.
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AasctSOss Sales.


THIS DAY. ,,-
BYE. Gathright, Auctiont 81, nd
1Iaa Main strses, between Fourtssntn ahu
Fifteenth. I
WILL SELL THIS MORNING AT
10 O'Clock fine :, pms
MATTRESSES,
G G996kiEs EssTovEs. etc.
ALSO,
Several long STORE or D1HiNe Tables
CIV yyTHa6dso95.s
BOOTS,
SHOES
cAssl9 & EasssT ffS;1aHr Auctioneer.
- ~ Thomas D. Neal. Auctionesr. IL az
no. Is Main street.
rwr1L SELL AT MY STORE E.. THIS BIZ
rTbur.dayj MORNING, June IS 1885, COIL
neheinT It ssH = H3fi0sskS; rrRRssEs.
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
ALSO,
GLogTHsss pps
SSAassfp 5atakAsSSh CLOTHING, Gamma,
RIEACaED and Brown COTTON,
Gents UNDERCLoTH1Ha,
CALICOEs,
MOUSSbLAINEs,
BOOTS, SHOES. and HATS
CUTLERY,
a, AoiiO' THOMAS D. NEAL.
By omohundro Co.. Auctioneers'
No. 7o7 Broad street, between SECOND ana Annu'
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COaafectiO72er6es.

COaafecti0nerSes.
DRESERVES.- I'VE have on hand a
Il large assortment OF
PRESERVED Strawberries,
GoosEsgRR1Es,
DAMSOSS,
PEACHkS,
OUNCES,
PINEAPPLEs,
PEARS.
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are Offering at low pricas.
ANDREW PIZZtNI B. CO.,
ia Is 8U7 Broad street.
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Aakct6Oss GGLes.

~ sss EUTURETDAY.
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The attendance OF city aud country merchants Is
invited to this SALE as the goods are all fresh ana
desirable and will be sold without reserve and In
lots to anti purcbasers. PAIGE CO.,
ia 81 Auctioneers 4
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL FSx

JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR j
Son, Auctiopeers. JAIL
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Bonner applied to General Grant for
I" something for the Ledger" The General
replied: "You may print my speeches."
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A circular ietter-O. sp "a slIs
Rejected lays Bad eggs.
Regular "Loafers Bakers.
Habits of Birds-Th feathers.
SHells Of the ocean -Midshipmen.
Whata man Wants--All be can get.
Signal for bark Pulling dogs tail.
Light employment Making candles.
A tasteless fruit-The apple of the
eye.
a tailora revenge Giving customer
fits. 500
The light of other days-Tallow can
dies.
What woman wants-All she can't
get.
Crate companions-The poker and
tongs.
Woman's destiny-To make fools Of
men.
A skillful pickpocket always takes
things easy.
When is a crop likely to be deceptivea
When is all in your eye.
Aliterary admirer, at great fire, said;
Dickens, Howitt Burns.
Some fellows never pays debt except
when be owes q grudge. e
"A cheerful name for colored cemete-
tery-A black berrying field.
Does COW become real estate when
she is turned into . Meadow
In what case is it absolutely necessary
- L. L. =. Z -...,o4 T., - !. .x,k.L
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WooDsFIELD MONROE COUNTY. OHIO MAY 2e 1868

the '.fast hoss and cigar" man. Let them
trot him out; he will find that in the great
Presidential sweepstakes, he will be SO
completely and disgracefully distanced,
that cigars and whisky will have forever
lost their taste. ~
Alas, poor Grant, you will find to your
sorrow that Impeachment is heavy load
to carry-a weight too heavy for a man
that hopes for the White House.
Our Mayorality election comes off the
FIRST Monday in june next. But in view
Of the fact that the Board Of Registra-
ton is controlled entirely BY cafpet-bag
Radicals, and none but negro voters can
register unchallenged, there is little hope
Of an anti Radical victory. Yet although
affairs wear Cor us such dispiriting as
pect, every exertion viii be made to de-
feat Negro supremacy in this fair Capitol
of the Republic. Truly yours,
BELMONT.
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VOLUME XIV,
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: -
I've dollars per annum, invariably in advan

JOB PRINsTI.NG
Executed with neatness and dispatch at this
eflce, and at reasonable pricsssT
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Martin Van Buren is the only man who
held the office Of President, Vice Presi-
dent, Minister to England, Governor Of
his own State, and member of both
Houses Of Congress. .s
The only instance Of father and son
in the United States Senate at the same
time is that Of Henry Dodge, Senator
from Wisconsin, and his son Augustus
@. Dodge, Senator from Iowa. 9e
An editor thus indulges bis Delinquent
Subscribers; I'VE don't want money des-
perately bad; but our creditors do, and
they no doubt owe you. IF you pay US,
we'll pay them, and they'll pay you"
A lady asked q noted doctor if he did
not think the small bonnets the ladies
wore had tendency to produce conges.
ton on the brain. 's0h no. replied the
doctor, aladies whe have brains donai
wear themin 81,
Down in Mississippi at colored Sab
bath school, few weeks ago, the devout
teacher asked the question, "Who died
for you?" After aspeH of silence and !
spell Of whispering . ''little mig" about
forty yearsold replied, aA5rum Linkum.' !
The remains Of Stephen A. Douglas
are to be publicly removed on the third
|of June, the anniversary of his death
Ito the tomb in the monument now being
built. Fifty thousand dollars are needed
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Washington Correspondence,
The Impeachment Iniquity--VOte
on. the 11fh Charge--May0rs
Election, SC.

A<ACOtAOh, SSCs
WASHINGTON, May 16.
DEAR SPIRIT: Glory to God, peace
on earth and good will toward men-save
and except the Radicals. The President,
God bless himl is rescued from the hi
brewed conspiracy for his overthrow and
that of the Constitution and Government.
A few moments past twelve to-dayevery
Senator was in his place, and amidst the
most profound, though suppressed excite-
ment show of hands was had. Itwas
decided by vote of 35 to 10 to have a
vote on the eleventh (lasD article--Which
is as follows: sl 3
ARTICLE XI. That he declared in .
public speech in Washington, August Is,
1866, that the Thirty ninth Congress was
not Constitutional Congress Of the Uni
ted States, but Congress of only part Of
the States; thus denying the validity Of
their legislation, except SO far as he chose
to approve it; and. in pursuance of this
declaration attempted to prevent the exc
cution Of the Tenure of Office act, by un-
lawfully contriving means Of preventing
Edwin M. Stanton from resuming the Of
fee Of S1fetary of War, when the Sem
ate had refused to concur in his suspen-
sion; and also attempted to prevent the
execution of the Appropriation act Of
March 2, 1867, for "the more efficient
government of the rebel States" thus
committing high misdemeanor in Office.
The article having been read, the Chief
Justice then directed the Secretary to-
call the roll, and put the form Of the
question to each Senator, and they voted
as follows: q @f8aa
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Teaching the dumb to Speak.

We witnessed the other day, an exhi-
bition that filed US with wonder and
surprise. 1t was nothing more nor less
than a deaf and dumb man speaking
clearly and distinctly, any word that was
given him. He is pupil of DR. Boyle,
Of this city whose success in this depart
ment of education is something wonder
full, and has only taken, sixty lessons in
When he commenced, be
could not speek word but he can now
be easily understood though he cannot
hear a sound he makes. We shall look
. little closer into this method and re-
port.-Ohio Statesman.