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WANTED, A WOMAN To COOK AND
w help wash. Also q MAN SERVANT, to wait
and tend q horse, References required. Apply at
No 0 MEETING-STREE tutbs4 December
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TNFOKMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL
rROUT. sou to John and Ellen Prout, who left
Charleston about two years ago. al is supposed to
be working in or about Savannah. ANY information
respecting him will be thankfully received by his
father, John PROUT, at Richard Hogan's. Charles
Ian. s O. 1917 November %
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ing old Daguerreotypes aud other pictures. Satisfac
ton in all guaranteed and at prices to corres
pond with the times
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NOR Sale, OLD NEWSPAPERs, IN
I any quantity, price IS cents per hundred. Apply
at the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February ~
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ALWAYS ON HAND, AND FOR SALE AT
Wholesale and Retail, large STOCK OF DOMESTIC
and SPANISH LEAF TOBACCO, at prices from 10
cents upMar Is to s. per pound.
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Democratic Yicfories.

Illinois is getting on her feet again
~ Pckin, on Monday. the Democrats
carried every ward and made gain of
:3pu On the same day Bloomington,
heretofore the nursery of Radicalism.
elected Democratic Mayor by major
ity Of 235. Vt Quincy an exciting can i
.ass closed BY the election of Demo-
cratic Mayor by majority of about a
thousaud-;f gain Of more than 300
And, to cap the climax Chicago. on
Tuesday, elected the Democratic ticket
hy a handsome majority. |t would APP
pear thatthe day Of jubilee has come
n, Iilinnis
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New Gold Mines.

For some time past some Arapahee
Indians have been in the habit of trad
ing gold to the post sutler and Others st
Fort Phil Kearney. Many OF them had
their little buckskin pouches containing
from 500 10 500 worth of the precious
metal. The gold is Of the description
known as coarse scale gold. and some Il
it was mixed with small nuggets. Dur
ing the winter of lS66-67, one Of the
Arapahoes promised TO guide a party 81
miners. who were at Phil Kearney to
the spot where he aud his comrades OBJ
tanned the ore. He, however, backei
ont before ell the Preparations were com
pleted as the other Indians frightend
him by their threats The men, how
ever, had set their minds to making this
expedition, and accordingly determined
to remain in the neighborhood of tie
post during the summer, and wait aud
see what another winter would bring
forth. During the present winter tie
Indians traded their dust as usual, asd
after much trouble the same Arapahoe
again promised TO act as their guidelo
the spot. They assured him futl out
fit and q full share of whatever they
might make at the mines, aud during the
last days in February party of SIX
miners, armed to the teeth and well sup
piled with pack animals and provisions,
left Phil Kearney with their guide
From what the Indian said, the locality
they were going to is situated from SO
80 miles north of Phil Kearney, aud IN
what is known as the Wolf mountains.
\ report from this party IS anxiously
awaited By their friends at the post.
Nearly one hundred miners have been in
the neighborhood for some time past,
waiting for an opportunity to explore
the tributariesof the Yellowstone. Be
coming, however, disguised at the con
tinued hostilities of the Indians and the
prospects of the forts being abandoned
nearly all of them have since left for
Sweetwater on Wind river. Some veins
of quartz, showing free gold to the naked
eye, have been found in the vicinity OF
Phil Kearney Cheyenne paper.
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"Gm the InteIIigenea,

The Virginia convention for fr,m;n..
new constitution, under the mil;,,,s
reconstruction law, still holds forth l.
our readers do not often enjoy the priv
ilege of reading its proceedings. we e;va
the following extract, taken from Rich.
moDd paper, Of an incident which oe
Cured on Saturday last. The abbrcyia.
ton c. B. NJ. means Carpet Bag Man.
and indicates that the member is a non.
resident Radical
Pending Mr.. Sneed speech, the ne.
gro Bayne offered the following resolu.
tion
Whereas, Mr.. + Gibson delegate
of Giles did declare that fraud has
been cov-~jtted by the chairman (Mr,
Allan, of4eince Edward of committed
relative to printing and money thereto.
therefore,
Resolved, That the said L. Gibson
be and is hereby ordered to report 10 this
Convention, in writing, by one O'Clock
to-day, all the evidences he has showing
any fraud committed iu the premises.
Filling to comply with this order, he be
tried by this Convention, and he be ex-
PEELED or receive such penalty as the
convention may infict - Fer5attol.
When this resolution was offered Nj.
Gibson asked leave to make an explain
ton.
The convention refused to allow him.
the privilege Of so doing.
He then said if the convention re
ceived this resolution aud refused to hes
l.sis-f-'-lag.sSsi-<- sls--yss-- = z g
Journal, 1t was composed OF a set 49, -
seonndrels than lie has heretofore con- 4
ceiyed
Knowing that he had to leave GA Mon 1
day morning, these words were taken
down.
White, G. N. b., then offered tie fol-
lowing
: Whereas, the gentleman from Glss,
Mr. f. Gibson, has grossly insulted tlls
house by using disorderly and improper
language, which ,cerc disrespectlul to the
members of this house, therefore,
8 Resolved, That the gentleman from
Giles. Mr.. f. Gibson, be, and hereby !,
expelled from this convention.
White, c. b. NJ, moved TO further
suspend the rules, in order that his reso-l
luton miskt be considered.
The nj IN was lost by vote of 80
ayes to b noes. 1t required two this.
vote
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News OF the Day.

The Georgia election commenced Mon
day
1t is reported that the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad eontemplates build
Ing branch road from Paris to Jdck-
SON, thus connecting with the Mississip-
ri Central Railroad, and that the lease
or purchase Of the latter road by the
former Is not improbable.
The Board Of Aldermen of Memphis
have passed an ordinance providing for
the issue OF bonds to the amount of one
MILTON dollars, to run thirty years, with
which to fund the debt of the city. The
question is now to be submitted to the
voters Of the city.
The London Star announces the seri-
Gus illness of the Pope aud Victor
Emanuel His Holiness is suffering
from an intestinal complaint, aud His
Majesty from apoplectic fits.
The banking house of Gaylord, Leav-
enworth & Co, of st. Louis, has sus-
pended payment. They express the con
fdent belief that they viii be able to
resume in few days.
In Michigan the majority against the
CONSTITUTION exceeds 30, 0U0. The ma
jority against prohibition is 10000, and
against biennial legislative sessions 10
600
Sergeant Bates visited the President
Saturday who made him several presents,
among them portmannaie containing
fifty dollars iu gold.
Browmlow has recently pardoned u
number of cvnyicts out Of the peniten
tiary, aud as consequence, the horses
and mules are now being spirited away
in various parts of Middle Tennessee to
I'm alarming extent.
The announcement of U Nashville
papers that the bones of the soldiers who
had fallen on the battle fields of Ten
nessee we're being gathered and shipped
to other points, to be converted into
soil fertilizers, has created a sensation in
Pittsburgh The Mayor of that city
has ordered the inspection of two large
loads of bones which had arrivedfh that
city from Nashville, and viii make pub
lie the result.
One of the County Commissioners
elected in Nashville is a negro.
S. Troops from Middle and East Ten
nessee are being moved into Georgia.
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Inddnnisy In rennessee.

The Tennessee Legislature at It's last
re<sion passed law for indemnity tt
loyal men for property lost during the
war, and the Governor has appointed a
Commissioner in each county to collect
aud audit these claims. One of these
three dollars day fellows has given a
construction of the act which we sup
pose viii be adopted by the party, de-
clariug the supporters Of Andrew john
ron disloyal. and not entitled to indem-
Iity No matter how much sacrifice a
man may have made for the government,
lew Ionstse may have carried q nusket
in it, defence, how many limbs lost, OF
how ,nueh property destroyed, he has
no right to remuneration unless he acts
with the party in power4 The Nashville
Union & Dispatch publishes the follow
ing communication, from Wayne county,
20 the General Claim Commissioner:
WAYSEsBoRo, Tenn, April IS. 1868.
Hon. Thoaaas Batcrs, Ndshrille, Tsnh.
Sir: 4 number of Federal soldiers and
Uniou citizens Of this county. who have
been unconditional Union men from the
beginning, but who are now Conserva-
tive men, are wishing to prove their
claims under the indemnity act. The
Commissioners for this county. however,
decide that no man is keyal at TIC present
tinte unless he Is in tavor Of the Con-
t-cssional policy and against the policy
oil the President.
pseaSe give Us your decision upon
This matter. as it is likely to debar a
number Of our loyal citizens from getting
any remuneration for the loss Of their
property.
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A Historical Parallel.

In a work recently published in Eng
land, entitled " The Irish Under the
Tudors. occurs this passage of history :
Believing that all the disorders OF
Ireland were to be traced either to the
neglect or the misconduct of the Eng
fish deputies, bishops, captains, or set
tiers, who had failed to carry out their
instructions with the diligence aud sue
cess expected of them, the government
at home was chEfy occupied with the
thought how IL could best force the
acceptance Of their laws and institutions
upon the unhappy Irish. BY dint of
repeated efforts, BY enormous waste OF
blood and treasure, tae 0 Neils, O'Con-
ners and O Mores were humbled the
still more Formidable chiefs of the But
lers and Gersldiaes were overawed or
coneiliated. But their submission, ex-
torted by fear or the hope IF peerage,
by English houors or English protec-
ton, produced little effect upon the popu-
lation in general. Rather it broke the
neck Of their own influence, and only
tended to bring into closer union the
Irish priesthood and the Irish people.
Do we see parallel for thisin the
ten monarchies. Does not history
strangely repeat itself in events II not
IN kind ?-4Ne4c York Express.
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Every Body Read TI.is!

ID ENOWED Cough and Lung Remedy for
the cure Of Consumption and All dis
eases that lead to it. Read what DR.. Doran
says:
RgshsyIrg,liG, Logan CO., O.. Aug. II, 80.
Messrs J. n. Harris Go: | will say that
have been dealing in medicines for the
last fourteen years, aud have never before
found preparations that would have never
before found preparations that would equal
your Perry Davis Pain Killer" and AL
len : Lung BalsamH They not only sell
very rapidly, but give the most perfect sat
sfaction in every case that has come 10 my
knowledge. In my practice L very seldom
prescribe "a patent medicine, but with yonr
/. Pain Killer and Lung Balsam,' having
entire confidence in them, and knowing that
they possess valuable medicinal properties,
freely use themin my daily practice. Es-
pecially have | used the Aliens Lung
Balsam, and with the most unbounded sue
cess. As an expectorant it is most certain
~ far ahead of any similar preparations
have ever known. The Pain Killer is
the most standard medicine have for sale,
and many families in this vicinity would as
soon think of being out of beef or bread
without bottle of :. Pain Killer" in the
house. Yours. truly,
ISAAC A. D0RAN, NJ. D.
Sold nv nil Medicine Dealers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-25

TIE kUKLUX KLAN.-The mysti-
cism surrounding the Kuklux Khan, af-
ford splendid opportunity to newspa-
per writer's to getup sensations. A cor
respondent of the New York Herald,
who signs himself Gabriel. G. q. T. &
v, makes an exposition of the Klan.
He assures the Herald that the organi-
zation numbers seven hundred thousand
members, and that it is spread over the
whole country, from Maize to the Gulf
of Mexico aud from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Only white citizens of the Uni
ted States can become members, .and
Radicals, negroes and infdels can not.
The meaning given TO the term Kuklnx
K Ian is a " circle of friends, aud the
object of the society is to chcckmate and
to act as counterpoise TO the Radical
secret societies of the Loyal League and
Grand Army Of the Republic, for the
purpose OF perpetuating constitutional
liberty.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-25
The TrfaI OF the President.

Before our next issue the trial Of Pres
ident johnson by the Senate of th'
Limited States for high crimes aud mis-
,lemeariors will be closed. On Monday
lat the managers of the Impeachment
oud counsel for the President announced
that the evidence upon each side wa:
closed. Wednesday,. Mr.. Boutwell,, OF
The nansgers, opened the argument fol
the prosecution, reading his address
from printed copy Mr.. Nelson for ;hc
defense follows him. The Senate has
allowed all the managers and all the
counsel tofaeliyer oral arguments and to
Gle and have them printed. It viii
probably be the latter part of the coming
week before a verdict will be rendered.
We see no reason to change the opinion
we expressed before the commencement
Of the trial, that the conviction Of the
PRESIDENT was predetermined. That the
= -es'--~-@-4'4.il... =, M, Lo ont dfu~ef
--1s- sP peara nse,-st-suo<sss Fensa ctss.l
against the President Is manifest, and
vas the Senate not well whipped to
action by the party lash we might conf
IDENTIFY look u Sc the President 60
forth declared not guilty.
Their charge that the removal of Stan
fDa without the consent Of the Senate
vas vioffon of the Tenure of Office
.ict, the Presidents counsel have dis
proved BY the language of the act itself.
aud from the official declarations of those
who have right to decide. Thus, this
slledged crime falls to the ground.
10 several articles they charged the
President with willful intent to tram
pie on the constitution aud laws, and
sought to prove it BY testimony. What
ever may have been the Presidents in
tentiou, the testimony failed, utterly, to
sustain tile charge. In fact, the whole
of the eyideuee, indicated clearly that
tie sole purpose in view was to test the
. constitutieuality efthe tenure ofhceact-
20 get the question in the court
The only circumstance Of the trial
which looks unfayorablo to the cause of
the impeachers, is the fact, that when
the Managers attempted to exclude all
exculpatory evidence, the Chief Justice
promptly decided the same 10 be admis-
eible, aud was always sustained by the
Senate by vote ranging from 20 to 81
We argue no hope from this, however
1t was policy in the politicians of the
Senate to give the trial an outward show
of fairness and impartiality, aud to blind
the people to the real intent.
Next week the verdict will be render
ed, and notwithstanding all the evidence,
and every sense of Justice demands the
Presidents aequfttaf, we eertafuiy ex-
poet his conviction 1t takes two thirds
10 convict, however, and many Radicals
rni Democrats, are of the opinion that
.se Impeachers cannot carry The two
thirds.
If the President shall be deposed We
apprehend no great change in the affairs
OF the Government. Radical policy has
been as effcctually carried out with Mr..
Johnson President. az it can be with
Mr.. Wade. Mr. johnson will gracefully
retire to his home in East Tennessee,
and quietly await the verdict of the
american people in November
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Worthy Of all Farnars' Attention.

DROWNING'S Excelsior Phosphate il
} without doubt the best fertilizer in the
market and is the only fertilizer that varies
in its composition. according to the crop for
which il is intanded TO be used. Pamphlets
giving full particulars, furnished free of
charge. by addressing the manufacturer,
Geo. L. Browning. % Market ST. Camden, "
J. The manufacturers is practical farmer
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JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents Rcd this Important Letter You arc
IBterested IN its Content.
Aim, r.-o,vN Ia Anil % "a

MfDpLETowS, Ind, April %, 50.
Mr. VI. L. Dnplan writes: do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer DDS any more .
recommendations than it has already attain
ed by its own merits, but will state that my
little son, aged about three years, was Sc
verely attacked last fall and winter with
light spssms, perhaps more properly fits,
lasting from half an hour TO one and q hale
hours; at the same time the child had strong
symptoms Of worms. My ply sician-oBe
of the best in this part Of the country-ea-
hausted all his skill and the Materia Mediea
TO expel the " orms, and entirely failed TO
bring any. ] thought 'John Bail" could
do it. and gave the child the contents OF
three boxes, in triple doses. night md mora
ing, with happy results. The child has not
h al a spasm for over three months, and in
stead of the bloated mass that he was, he is
now well and hearty. John Bull did il.
Yours, truly NJ l.. DUPLAS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-25

UNION CIrY-Since Brownlow's end
ployees at Nashville have made war
Hickman. and withheld railway traiut
Union City, a beautiful fat. spread or
in a corner of 81 the State of Obion, tli,
land of ponds and earthquakes begin,
to assume ponderous airs, and sdisporf
itself like veritable whale in 7fbe Va
netian lakelets by which it IS enconi
passed 1t is an attractive spot, thai
called Union City Every writer mus
nseds spend weary houss, redeemed b.
the pleasures of Il sojourn at an excel
lent hotel-the Metropolitan. Stranger
will observe that they are shaken out d
bed, though there is not more careful
landlord than mine host of the Metro.
politan, by every train that goes thunder-
ing by Inion City. The truth is, the
whole htry is hollow, far and nea
beneath Union City. Reelfoot Lake u
not far distant, This wonderful fathoml
less abyss was first seen the morning
after the earthquake Of 1912. The
country sank, and the waters from the
underfiowing Mississippi appeared
Sodom and Gomorrah went down, and
the Red Sea rose up as Union City may
be eneulphed. Who can tell what may
happen And yet the inhabitants suffer
Brownlow to make Union City the fer
minus of great railway line, and their
goods, wares, merchandise, bales. boxes,
locomotives, cars, people, horses, Ku
AMI Philippians are piled up and
accumulated Brownlow
hstes Obion. aud he intends 10 sink its
MON City-Idducah Ecn-
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A CALL FROM MINNESOTA.

KINGSTON, z. O., Meeken CO., Min, Apl. I, 60.
Mr.. JoHs BrLL--Dear Sir. moved from
Kentucky to this place. The stores have
none Of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They
are greatly needed here in Minnesota.
trial is all that is needed to give them
reputation. We can't do without them. lie
send some this way.
Yours, sincerely, D. G. ARRoWooD.
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DEFoRM FOR LADIEs.-Mad. Jumels 5
'.Mammarial Balm aud Patent BrefA
Elevator" developers the bust physiolsgi-
cslly. Depot. 907 Broadway, New York.
Send stamp for particulars. Seld at Drug
gists aud Ladies furnishing stores esery-
4hera
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Died.

pied at his residence, in 0bion county,
Tenn. ON Saturday, April 18th, 1865, FRED
ERICK CARPENTER, aged Y years.
On Monday, the Goth inst, in obion coun-
~ Tenn Of pneumonia, NICHOLAS MOS
hiso. on the came day and county, SMITH
rUTLTB. aged - years.
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SIZE OF Mr.. M'GEE's BRAIN.-The
physicians who made post mortem ex-
animation of the body of Hon. Mr.
niece, lately assassinated in Montreal,
found the weight of his brain to DC fifty
nine ounces. The mean weight of the
human brain is forty-fve ounces That
of Daniel O-Connell aeighed fifty four
ounces. Dcpruyteu's was fifty eight.
The naturalist Cuvier's weighed fifty
nine aud a half. The brain OF Dir.
niece appears to be one of the largest
recorded. The physicians who examined
him found the Uranium very thin, almost
transparent 1t is stated that u thin
bony envelope is the indication of a SUI
perior mind, and the thinner it is the
stronger is the talent. Ii this is an
established physiological fact, there is
an appropriateness and scientific aceu-
racy in calling stupid people and Ounces
q thick headed .
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Tl,e Presldency Abo,,snea.

\ few week. since, says an exchange,
Senator Summer presented proposition
o the Senate to abolish the Office of
PRESIDENT of the United States His
deposition was passed over temporarily,
hut has since been renewed in the effort
70 impeach and remove President John
ON. 1t is plain enough to all intelli-
sent people that if johnson is removed
~ the Senate, the office Of President
ill be virtually abolished The person
Tho will succeed as nominal President
s Benjamin 4 W ade, Ohio, a member
ii the Senate and identified with the
) rtisae majority in Congress in all its
keasu 1t was intended by the fran
sgs.af <-~e astituton that there should
Il Ynr-xy ordinate branches of the
zach measurably independ
~Sting as eheekApon the
NOW it is proposed to depose the
56hstitutional chief magistrate of the
Union aud put in his place member Of
Congress, who, while acting as President,
would still be Il Senator 1t is thus that
he functions of two of the branches OF
-he government will be consolidated in
,ne, the Presidency being in fact abol-
shed Whether the contemplation OF
such a spectacle is satisfactory to the
people time must develop.
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MOVES BUFFALO MILL Furnishing
IL Establishment-Ha nufactures French
Burr mill Stones, Portable Grist and Flour
ing mills, Corn mills and Feed mills for
Farm aud Plantation use; Smut machines
and Separators, Improved Turbine Water
Wheels, Proof Stats, Hosting Screws,
Spiudles, Flour Packers, Iron Boiling Reels
and mill Picks. with every description of
mill Gearing, from the best patterns now in
use. Constantly ep baud large supply of
Boiling Cloths. Addree-.
JOIN T.tNolr. Bnfalc. \. Y.
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ANOTHER terrible railroad slaughter
occurred early Wednesday morning, on
the line Of the Erie Railway, sixteen
miles west of Port Jarvis. The accident
was caused by i broken rail. Four cars
were thrown down an embarrassment
twenty feet. The company acknowledge
that thirteen men were killed and fifty
two wounded. Que Of the cas- took
FIRE, and several persons are reported to
have been burned.up.
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S.. 10. 500. 90. SO. $50.

DREMIUM Club List now ready Choice
varieties Grape Vines at wholesale
prices, post and express paid; from Han
mores" celebrated Grape Vine Nurseries.
adjoining Chas Downing, Esq, Newburgh.
" Y. Descriptive Wholesale price and club
list sent free ADDRESS John W. Hanmore,
box 81. Newburgh, " /.