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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17
The West, and Human Development.

I -
| Tho great West is the land for a
| broader, healthier and more cnnobling
development Of our race. Men meet
here as they have never met before.
They come from all quarters of the globe
as they never immigrated before. freed
from the cramping and restraining lndu-
ences OF old, and to many worn out social,
political aud ecclesiastical customs, we
may expect, nationally, to sec the zeal,
energy and ambition Of the people. take
new directions, and secure novel results.
Men will think, talk and act from new
impulses, and towards new conquests in
the cause of human progress. There
may be much that is crude. and even
harsh, in the struggles that must attend
the peopling of these wide plains and
lofty mountains but courage or .spluck, !"
generosity aud hospitable interchange,
and generous rivalry, will bring refine
ment and the freer culture of all the USE
ful arts. The east may affect contempt,
but the less is old, and none need mis-
take its indexing. The Assyrians con-
tcmued the persians, but the Persians
undermined and overthrew their capital
and empire. Xerxes, at the head Of
millions, was overthrown in Greece, and
esreece becoming naughty, bowed down
beneath a Turkish power as a slave.
Rome, whose name was strength, and
who was strong, condemned northern
barbarians, but the barbarians overrun
and divided the empire. Caesar carried
his victorious legious through Gaul, but
this day the army Of the French is the
| protection of the latest ruler OF Rome, in
the very city of the Caesars. We need
| not speak of eastern England contemning
the power of western colonies. The
power of America to day among the
nations of the earth, is the answering re-
suit So eastern New England, eastern,
southern and middle States, may know,
and do know, that the west is destined
to be the seat of power, empire and pro-
gress. Here is room for hundred
States and a population of hundreds Of
millions, and the triumph inevitable is
not one of war aud desolation-it is one
of peaceful but certain progress the re-
suit of law of Nature in her bestowals
and decay of resources-and no power of
human assumption can stay its hand
Here are the virgin fields, and there are
the starving millions; and the scanty
fare which older and exhausted lands are
compelled to offer in contrast to the
wealth, influence and hopeful future in
the new, will but repeat the old. old story
that, "Westward the Star of Empire
leads the way J"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

SHAKING uANDS.-As q mode of
salutation shaking hands as is common
in this country has its advantages over
many others practiced in various coun-
tries. There are nations, indeed, or at
least tribes, the people of which bid each
other the time Of day by rubbing noses.
Now the Inconvenience of this is manifest
because unpleasant results might follow
the contact of an acquiline with snub,
don't you seel Worse than this, be-
cause more difficult, is the gymnastic
salutation in usage among the natives of
some mountain regions of Asia, the exact
latitude and longitude of which VIC do
not now remember. When two of them
meet, they abandon themselves to their
feelings by stretching out each the right
leg, and planting the sole of one another's
feet together Some of tho Arabs well
come stranger by rushing at him full
tilt on horseback, pulling up with a jerk
as the noble steed's nose touches his,
and then firing several pistols at him in
quick succession. There is something
picturesque in this, but it has its draw
backs. It would be considered rather
too boisterous for our civilization. Shak-
ing hands is of great antiquity, and it
does seem the most natural way of ex-
pressing ones greetings to friend.
Nevertheless, shaking hands may be car
ried to the extent of nuisance, and it
often is. There ne persons who, not
content with shaking your hand on first
meeting You of morning, will repeat
the process every time they meet you
during the day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

IMMORAL PRACTIcEs.-It has been
discovered that special Postal Agent
on the Central Pacific has lately, very
cunnigly, opened very lucrative vege-
table and fruit traffic, between this city
aud Promontory. How long the concern
has been running is not known, exactly,
but might be ascertained with little
trouble by parties interested on the out
side The business (Which is akin to
smuggling) has been conducted by for
warding the produce in mail bags, mixed
judiciously with regular mail. The
trade having increased SO rapidly, it was
found necessary on Thursday morning to
forward twelve bags. This rapid accu-
mutation of the mail excited suspicion,
and upon Investigation, it was discover
ed that said bags were filed with cab
bages, potatoes, onions, cherries, etc.,
Weighing in the aggregate, 1900
pounds. The bags were unceremonious-
" segregated from the mail proper, and
placed in the Express car. The charges
on the shipment on arrival at the point
of destination, as marked on the bags,
amounted to 800. This beats the opera
ton OF the celebrated Jones Vegetable g.
Dead Horse Company, all hollow. Hero
was very enterprising firm broken up
ty the impertinent interference of Cen
trail Pacific Railroad officials.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Mr.. Mullins, the Tennessee orator.,
speaking of man In Arkansas who met
a violent death, sayse io"H He sank to death
in the soliloquy Of his own blood we
shall view him no moro till the chaotic
torch Of Gabriel wakes to living conscious
ness the universal dome, and we shall see
ourselves as others SEQ Us in that bourne
whence DO traveller returns. !"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

English coach builders arc beginning
to announce that they are prepared to
build light carriages on wheels imported
from America. They have discovered at
last that the Americans are half century
ahead of them 10 the matter Of carriaca
building. s. ~ 2 6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

The authorities of Dresden and Vienna
set free larg number of singing birds,
which had been brought to those places
for sale. In Saxony and Austria, the
usefulness of birds as destroyers Of insects
Is officially recognized. gsMt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

A new proposition is started for pay
ing the national debt. It is to be paid
Immediately BY direct assessment on the
property of the country. This is a
charming prospect for wealthy Demo-
Gratis. We commend this plan to our
brethren of the Democratic press in Ore
gon.- Oregonian go
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

General Grant is credited with the cpl
grammatic remark that ..Ofiice seeking is
fast becoming one Of the industries Of
this country aA =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

An English paper contains this adver-
tisement: sIf Samuel Bibo will call or
write to Samuel Stern, Paradise street,
Liverpool, he win hear Of something to
his advantage HIS wife Is no more.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Property purchased in Washington
three years ago, for $50. 900, cannot now
be had for 800 ,o00 So much for en-
franchiscment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Cow CHoKED.-Mr. John I. Clark
lost valuable COW. few days since, by
getting chokcd with potato Er.
We suppose CLARK was trying to sWal-
low his potato (w1 1hole, causing the de-
mise of the kline 81
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Two men have been fined in London
for cropping dogs ears, on the ground
that it was cruel. It was stated ON the
trial that the Queen would never lars
the ears of one Of her dogs cropped. 81
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Many 4 good kiss has been nipped in
the bud by a.sixsyear old nuisance bring
ing light into the room. saii
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

The Queen Of Madagascar has been re-
sceived into the Church Of England BY
baptism, and ordered her ministry to do
likewise, under penalties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

A Kansas city paper contains the fol-
lowing business card aNotary Public
Miss Fannie Lyons, Main street."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

WHY'S freight in vessel like the
horses Of railroad company 7 Because.
they make the cargo. Aas II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

e Two hundred and sixty three churches
in Spain hare performed expiatory cere- )
monies for the many blasphemies vented /
in the Cortes by the Deputies
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Il Keene, N. H., has twenty-five voters
bearing the name Of Ellis and Stratham, IN
the same State, out Of two hundred and
fifteen voters, has twenty five named Wig:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17
The Bible and Shakespeare.

Bible-The Apostle says: But tho
be rude in Speech Corin IL; 6.
Othello--Rude am in speech.
Bible-show his eyes and gsievo his
heart Sam. IL, %.
Macbeth-Show his eyes and grieye
his heart.
Bible-Thou hast brought me into the
dust Of death.-Psalms. w
Macbeth-Lighted fools the way to
dusty death.
Biblc-Look not upon me because l
am black, because the sun has looked
upon me.-Song Sol Il g. es
Merchant Of Veniee-M Mislike me not
for my complexion, the shadowy livery
OF the burning sun.
Bible-I slnote him, I caught him by
his beard and slew him.--l Sam. XVII,
81.
Othello-I took him by the throat,
the circumcised dog. and smote him.
Bible-Opened Job his mouth and
cursed his day, let it not be joined unto,
the days of the year. let it not come in
the number Of months.
Macbeth-May this accursed day
stand, aye accursed in the calender
Fible-What is man that thou art
mindful of HIM? Thou hast made him a
little lower than tho angels. Thou
crownest him with glory and honor, didst
set him over the work of thy hand
Psalms
Hamlet-What piece Of work is
man How noble in reason, how infinite
in faculties; in form and moving how
express and admirable; in action how
like an angel, in apprehension how like
a god. The beauty of the world the par
aaon of animals.
Bible-Nicanor lay dead in his har-
ness.
Macbeth-Wo viii die with harness
on our back.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

A Boston paper says that . man rs~ll
Gently applied to Gilmore for employ,
ment. He wauted to shovel rosin on tho 5
fiddles during the Jubilee. .AfsI % VI 5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

At Vienna 4 aNew York Hotel Is
erecting 1t cost u ~ ,oOo, 900. &
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

There is a legend current ON the prairie
that the spirit of Blizzard, on phantom
steed, may be seen on dark nights gallop-
ing across the plain, chased by Indians
belching forth blue fame; but a strict
regard for truth compels til e acknowledg.
ment that he is still denizen of this
mundane sphere, and runs gin mill in
the Pines
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

When i aisevsPeper the shazpest ~.
When il i filed. .,l;s $50 ;,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

She tripped along with ribbons flying,
from Iran new hat she'd just been buy
ing. She held her head up very high
and thought, "We;l ain't just old pie Z"
An orange peel lay in the track, she trip
ped, and fat upon her back lay Miss Ma
ria Simpkins.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

STEpHENs ALIENS PocKET PIEcE.
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle IF your hands can't be usefully
employed, attend to the cultivation Of
your mind. Always speak the truth.
Make few promises. Live up to your
engagements. Keep your own secrets if
you have any,
When yoa speak 70 2 person look him
in the face.
Good company and good conversation
are the sinews Of virtue,
Coed j. abcss, all things else. Your
|, Aracter cannot be essentially Injured
except by your own acts. ai
IF any one speaks i'll Of you, let your
life be SO that none will believe him. "a
/ Drink no kind Of Intoxicating liquors
Ever live (misfortune exceptec) within !
your income. .s.
When you retire to bed think over what
you have been doing during the day
Make no haste to be rich, if yon would
prosper. Small and steady gains give
competency with tranquil mind
Never play at any game Of chance.
Avoid temptation. through fear you may
not withstand it. as
Earn money before you spend IT,
Never run into debt without you see .
way to get out again. Never borrow if
you can possibly avoid it. e
Do not put off until tomorrow that
which should be done today.
Do not marry until you are able to sup
port wife.
Never speak i'll of any one.
Keep yourself innocent if you would be-
happy.
Save when you are young, to spend
when you are old. g1 IA
Read the above maxims at least once
week.
In the pocket-book of Hon. Stephen
Allen, who was drowned from on board
tie Henry Clay, was found printed slip,
of which the above is a copy. It is wor-
thy a place in every newspaper, and
should be engraven on the heart Of every
young man..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

Tie Ehgfsh io1afnaI o. Y I : ~ isto &
be sold It sanction. ~ 'ea ss " s0ss
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

pressed lips; but there was also big
Indian on his back, and one erasping
each arm, so that before he could pull a
trigger he was hurled to the ground and
tied hand aud foot.
lie sworc fuently, he did.
The white man will shut the hole in
his face howlcd painted savage, as
he Seized sick Of frewood, and gave
Biz belt on the jaw that knocked out
four teeth.
First blood for the Indian.
The captive shut the hole.
..Wah. what does the pale face carry
in the big bottle ?" inquired the chief of
the party, raising the demijohn to his
nose. "Firewater. Ugh ! Good Indi-
an like him. and the red cuss threw
back his head, and swallowed at least "a
quart. The fiery fluid nearly choked
him, but he sneacsed his lips, aud passed
it over to enc of his companions, with a
grunt of intense satisfaction. The other
Indians, in turn, took a big drink In
ten minutes happier lot of heathcns
didn't breathe. They laughed, danced,
sang, kicked Biz In the ribs, eat all his
grub, drank the last Of his whisky. broke
the demijohn over his head, and prcmis-
ing to roast him in the morning, went to
sleep.
An hour after the last savage had sue
cumbed to the effects OF the liquid light
ming, our hero raised his head slowly,
cautiously, and a ghastly, battered head
it was. One eye was closed, and his nose
looked like boiled beet struck with
club. To say that he was mad would
hardly convey an idea of the vindictive
passion that ragged in his soul. A fearful
oath of vengeance escaped from his bleed
ing lips, and the convulsive heaying of
his breast split his shirt from stem to
stern. BY mighty effort of his hercu-
lean strength he burst the thongs that
bound him, .hen, crawling like huge
black snake through the grass, he reached
the fire, seized burning brand, and held
it over the mouth of the nearest Indian
The effect vas terrific. \ volume of
smoke burst from the potato trap of the
intoxicated savage, with kissing sound
like the burning fuse of a bombshell
The brand was successfully applied to
each of the PROSTATE red men, with the
same appalling effect; and then followed
u series of horrible explosions that filed
the air with human fragments, red hot
intestines, and flying scalping- knives.
In the midst of this dreadful eruption
Adolphus Blizzard danced and howlcd
with fendish triumph, but flying head
striking him in the bread basket doubled
him up like half-shut jack knife, SO he
mounted his terrified steed and galloped
madly into the darkness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

See 4th page fo1-edyeItisemAnte !
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-17

aWah, my white brother sings like a
Goyernmeptimule r said o. deep, gutteral
voice, interrupting the ditty.
Adolphus Blizzard bounded into the
air and descended on his. feet. with a
pistol in each hand, and his knife be-
tween his teeth There was yengeance
in his flashing eye, and death in his COM
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
ClsicaSr Railway.

Rcturnlng-leaycs PIT sbUrgh at 600 A. m, sla
AGO p. m.
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh. For, Wsus
and Chicago Railway pass llomcwood Mt ll,OO
and sag 3,3l a. M, and S.57 p IN Pass Mans
field ~ $40 n. III. and 10, ~ ) 90 ard I0.O5p
N Pass Crcstlir-r at 1910 n m. and 1905
$50 and 4,jI p. m, and arrive at Chicago ct
100 and 0,20 y. m. md G.2O md ,20a
f. Il MIEhS, Gcn'l Ticket agent.
March, lS6S.-tf Pittsburgh Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12
GARD Tt, 'gIlE LADIES.

nR DrrONCU> GOLDEN PERI DICM
~ PILLS for Females Infilhlc in corleCru,
irregularities, removing ob-trrcions of the monthly
turns, frGm whatever cause and always succes,ll
as a preventive One pill is dose Female. 70.
culiary situated, those -upposin@ themselves 50,
are clutl ned against usirg these Pills. while in
that condiron Lest they invite miscarriage aHsr
which Gdnonion the pro rictor assumes no re-
sponsbtv although their mildness wou.d pevsn.
any mi chief 10 health: otherwise the PHI. are rs-
CONNIE nded M most inyaluIb e remedy for The a.
deviation Of those srfering from any rrerl'a~iie'
whatever. well 30 prevent m increase Of ian'
ly when hcnlth will not permit ir; quctinc the
and bringing back the rosy color OF health
to the cheek Of tie most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price 5 | per box: hoy"s IS.
sold in rc'rnleum Centre hy \ n MILLER S
CO. SO'o Agents. for Petroleum Centre. Pa.
Ladic. ny sending them 81 TO the Petroleum Cen
tre T. O. cal have the pills sent coniIdcn;iiy BY
mail to any part of tic country. free Of charge
Sold also by r. G. " &. $ e arl; Titusvi.',
Pa. \. r Griffith, oil City: Fleming * NG-
Cun", Frank in; d.. J L. .icnmb, Tidioule; E. T.
iiaz 'iton, Warren and by 'one Druggi-t' in eyey
town In the Q lied states, and by
iui " nnWF rrnnr New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12
RAILROADS.
Oil Greek & AlleglelI River R B
WARREN y FRANKLIN, FA RMERs Ann nv,
CREEK RAILROADS CONSOIJDA'rrrDpV VII

ull uGGA q hll6gNGlT [(lVW l. R
WARREN s. FRANKLIN, FA RMERs Ann ~. M
CREEK RAILROADS CONsOLiDhfrFEbBo hfFB VII
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE M
THE GIL REGION. ~
1859. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,so.
TINE TABLE ''''
AN AND AFTER MONDAY. App,r ,m
" 1869, trains will nm as follows: WI OH
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY & PFTRo, rr,
CENTRE TIrUsVlLLE AND CORR! LUA
c,S1 A. NJ, Express arrives Tiiioute s,-o
WIS m, Oleopo's AT s57 a. m, Cconra,o.'o,a .,ooa
there with trains for Pithoiel ni nChs
80 q. m, Petroleum Centre Ia IL. T- Wy
Boyd Farm lol9 n m, Miller F,rn A.
So u IN. Titusville 1854 a. m.. r- ar-,io io'
at Cory at l225 IN. '''"1s
DINA r. M. Mail, arrives rldiopie 9ac
r~sUV Oleopols II p. III. (connects y,,hr ~,
for fithole Clty) Oil CITY i45 n ,' "SIh nh
trolcum Centre 5..5 p. m . Boyd ror.
t2s p. M, Miller Farm 5 l5 m T;,nI rt,n
vile o,Oi' p NJ arriving at Cory a
G.CN A NJ, Accommodation from Oil Ci,vo,
OsrV Iivcs ut Petroleum Centre 7oT a m B,y, ",,
Farm 10 a; m, Ttusv.llc 7i5 N
arriving at Cory at 81 A m mr
GOING SOUTH FROM C0RRY, TJrrsyu,r
PETROLEUM CENT + OH. cry III L.
R.lk a. NJ, arrives at 1tusville siO n. ,,
V'fc Miller Farm s.32 m, BOYD Farm ssaa ,a'
III, Ieroieuln GENRE , % IN. liI ~,
9I n. m, Oeopolis 10 10 A m TyM
Quite .39a M and trvne,on II ssnm
fD,lS Z. NJ. arrives at Ti,usvile 2Ty =,
A~' Il" m, Miller Farm IA M. Boyd Fs-,rr,
251 m. Petroleum Centre 2 IN M
Oil City 3.3l p m. leave Oil CIV saD 4,
NJ, arrives GleopOis III y m. fconrsIr
with train for Pitho'el, Tia,oute 5s;.
M and lrvinelon $50 y. m =
Sspn r. NJ Accommod, ,tion flom Garry =,
Cspu rives lituSvile 700 p m, Miller Farm
7.s p. m, Boyl Farm 40 M. pcirois-
nm Centre I.i4 p III, arriving at on Ci,7
SO I'm. !
CONNECTIONS.
Trains Sorth connect at Cory Nth pAil,da,rti,
& Erie r. r. and Atlantic ( Great Weston p,il
way, East and Wesi, and also with Buffalo. Co..
aid Pittsburgh railroad r Buffalo
Trains connect at oil City wi,t franklin Br,rtb
for franklin, Moldyille, and the Vest, and AZ II
vineton with Phil. & Erie r. Il Hast ana wes,
STANDARD time TWENTY minutes faster than Fnrl
lin Branch and a. " q ". L. II. time.
Passengers will find this road safe pleasant An,
the shortest rome to and from the ui lcEor
Nj trains West from Iryiueton leave after arrival
Of trains on r. h f. r. K.
BE sure ard ask for 'rhrough Tickets via q. Crt,s
\ Allegheny River Railway, the Glea. Short kou,.
to the Oil Region.
II +. >WEETEER, Gcn'l Srpcrn-enier..
C. J. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent mn
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TVTEY TkTHRa

7 Sian c., have the iargest 9.ccsyof RETCL
| ..,.S q e..ueo ooYn.s
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

g. lssts Market Tuesday, April =.
sCASfI4-A st,sr lsslise ssiSsd
ins theIest 'dspS6 S6Gusts snosg dsalils,
fos thN Nbse bs god lsi(p Of 5sets. All.
EsSs and Ho6srisks 1ero rather Hu,tsd.
No iuprossnsas. II ssases Seadas.
Sales a.s4 80 to u, according TO quality.
Hoos-Steady local jsmasA, ssd seus
isqairy ,rfseas sAippsss. assppliss -~ss,
moderate snd The Raskss ruled quite arn
and steady, sansiss IRON 1S,So toSlo.
FLova-Salss: 8Ss .bbls Ass ssd Low
grades super q t..4o0l.6o 70 Sl.es1a
475; $50 Nil sspsr a e6 /, 10 Do a
5.12A; 100 x ss sSa60S 50 to ss.7sa
8 Is; 100 spring Xxx at $40; 100 sleb
do a. s8; $50 at $3.50; 80 XXX ..
z So; ITO do aud Low choice II es@s.50
200 choice d Q; so at $50. 7eaasp'
wnEAr-Spr,ps sl,oS 70 Sis 70.
No. 2 aud No. /; Winttt S1.30 70 ei.s5
for white sooordisg to quality for rcd
u ii to e1.e5. ,.isi.a.l .I 8, 4a
CoRN-selling at $50 10 900 p,r bushsl.
OATs-60 to 64c per bushsl. ''''
RYE.-Sl.24a to sl.2s %. busbsl. b.
BAcoN-Clcar sides 16a@17c; PLAIN
hams 1910; choice city canvassed sugar
'tured hams 2Oc.-
LARD-1n tisrcsa 1so; in kegs 192 10
26c. -
DRED FRuIr--Scarce. A few 'pkes
Of peaches IN halves at 16o per ID. 70
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

-1lThs ptssidsnt has directed tho esers.
Ny, " War % order Msjor General Rey'
aslds 70 proosod with the registration ia
TsGss, preparatory 70 % early election
II b sxpsstsd that similar orders will bs
issusd 70 the commanding officers ID Vir
ginis and Mississippi. The Fresiden'
sill aiail himself Of the opinions Of Ii,
Csnnandiss Generals before issuing thi
proclamation Authorised By the cot o.
Cepgssss With reference 70 voting on ii,
Consultations Of these States. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

Ex.Preaideut johnson met With most
Sordial rsvspslon at Memphis on the l4th
inst.y asd was conducted to hotel from
W. depot By . vast eeoeourse Of people
He addressed them In . few words, and
Jpoke the evening following at the Opsra
House. A banquet vas rendered him on
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