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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-07
Meeting Of the Central Committee.

The members Of the Denocratic Cen,
trail Committee Of Ashland County. are
requested to meet at the Office Of the
ASHLAND UNION, on Thursday, Aug,
Stb,'at l O'Clock P. NJ
j. NJ. lands, CH'N.
IA MB 60 IN TFE y
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RALSTON&V ANTILBDFe

Jewellers and silFersmiths, three door, A61
Of Miller House. "A shland aoldsand siIyer.A
Pens and echoice variety 81 Jeselry IN ~
constantly on hand. Highest price phidfoo pnp
old gold snfsilver. Repairing done 10 ordsr
and on reasonable terms.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-07
MATRIMONIA

MARRIED.-On the LIST inst, at the
Miller House, Ashland. by Rev. A. H.
Myers, MI. G. D. PROEGER, of Woos.
tor, and Miss LOUISA BARNHART,
of Ashland, o.
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Teutonia Insurance Co
OF CLEVELAND OHIO.

Capital Stock, :
Further responsibility, 5000, 600,
Office, sC0VILL'S BLOCK, 1875 SUP
RIoR STREET up stairs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-07

Kon, 2. y. KENEr!.

Let the People Of tho County raj.
" and hear the Issues of the day discuss.
ed by these eloquent champions Of De.
mocracy. .f5st.A
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-07
A MEETINGI

The Democratic State Central Commit.
tee have appointed a mass meeting at
Lo%udonviIIe, Saturday, Sept. I4th,
which will be addressed by
Hon. 9. L, ~VALLANDIGHAM
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-07
White Men Shall Rule America | |
DEMo
Mass Meeting /!
There will be a Grand mass meeting a:
H We s
On Tuesday, August 9th, 1867,
ri which will be addressed by
Hon. R. P. RANNEY,
AND
Hon. D. $. UHLl, q

Let this meeting be a large one,- one
that will send terror into the ranks of the
enemies of our country Rally, white
men, rally.
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Seville, Medina.Co, Or o. Box, 2s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24
GRAND BALL

NEW A EVE,
December 81, 1867.
Committee of Arrangements
Col. J.J, HAYS, Thomas Moore,
VIM. II. Armstrong, Thomas Ennis,
Invitation Committees
GOLD HILL.
VIM. II. Began, J.B. Jackson.
J. r. Riorden, WIN. Redmond,
NJ. McClusky, Chas. Golden,
W, J.. Cummings, John Corcoran,
James Devlin, Thsmas woolley.
John Minck, Joe. Fulton'
Jacob Backcr, A. MCMAHON
John Hill, Z. @. Hay,
F. o,NIsl. A. N. Edslngton,
Danl. Lyons, Joiepn Mal,on,
Andrew KcrIgan, John McGinty.
SILVER CITY.
George Emmett, VIM. Lloyd,
John McCone, Dennis Leary,
Casper Haupt, Chas: HAIL:
Chas. Gross, w. hcDuuee,
Mr., Angel, Riley Armstrong.
Reception C~ommittcei
Thomas Ennis Ut. Riorden.
Floor Managers
VIM. II, Began, A. N. Edgington,
DAYTON.
Joseph Melton, VIM. Norton.
" h'o"'
TICKETS Qncludins supper).---..S5 90
Melville will have Conveynnces 20
take Parties 70 the Ball Froo OF
Charge. ~
Gold Hill, Dec. IL. 1857. drll.td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24
c...,nuvv. -To.morrow after

CHRrsrNAs DINSER.-To-morrow after.
noon, at half-past three o'clock, there
will be n grand Christmas dinner served
at the San Francisco Restaurant, two
doors below the NEWS ofice-consisting
of roasts, turkeys, chickens, pigs, veal,
pork, beef, mutton, game, etc. and
mince pies, pumpkin pies, English plum
pudding, aud all the luxuries to be OBJ
tanned for n irst-class holiday dinner.
FLooD IN CRowN POINT RAvISE.-The
culvert in Crown Point Ravine bursted
about 10 o'clock last evening. Consid-
cradle water got into the Kentuck hoist
ing works and mine before it could be
stopped out. The Bowers mill was
flooded and filled three or four feet deep
with rocks and earth, covering up the
pans and other portions Of the machin-
cry.
AccErrED.-Mr. W. H. Robinson, the
actor, has accepted Winnie Wright's
challenge to play billiards, five hundred
or a thousand points, for S250-to be
played at George Lewis saloon in Car
son city, to come off after ten days from
the ed of December, or before the ex-
piration Of twenty days. Man n
money ready at George Lewis"
BLACK CRoox.-There was an excel
lent attendance at the Crook last night,
Notwithstanding the tcmpestuousness Of
the weather. The performance given
was excellent, and the audience was as
jolly and noisy as though the winds
were not bowling and the rain pouring
down outside.
A BLuNDER.-In our item yesterday
relative to the flood in Gold Canon, our
types made US estimate the damages at
ST, 900. It should have read $4,000.
That will hardly cover it now.
PIpER's OPERA HOUSE. Under the
efficient jurisdiction of stage manager
Burbank, all is running finely. See bill
for tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24
,,voN,s FLEA POWDER.

It Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything, IN me
shane OF ncas, ticks, bedbugs, reaches, &C.; mat II is
perfect poison to tho insect tribe. but entirely hafni'
Bedbugs, Ants, Roaches. etc, are In every house.
This Powde Is their natural death. 1t should DO IN
every cupboard. ~
JoHS L. ROME, ESQ.,, Superintendent Of nc New
YORK CITY Hospital, says: Is the only
sure article We have ever usod.'
NEW YORK HOTEL PRoPRIEroRs say: W have
"Sea LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For DISCRIMINATING insects and yermin, with ehure
COLEMAN & SrErsoy. Astor House.
8. Il. CozzENs. American Hotel.
AcKER & TnEApwELI, 81. Nicholas Hotel.
s. LELANp & Co., Metropolitan Hotel
Testimony OF this character might be added I oanS
length. Wherever Il is used II adyeruses ltseii: -,
The genuine has the signature OF y. Lyon, and tnt
| private stamp OF DENAs BARNES 4 90. Anythin!
| else Of this kind is an imitation or counterieit. Any
druggist will procure the genuine II you insist you
| Will have no other. In
Sold by all druggists and general st3rekeepeIs "
| every town and mining camp on the faeihc 0oas'
NOS ly 2or3p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24

~ washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo-
site Enterprise Building. c street. Virginia Six
fine tables with latest improved cushion. and In
good order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. A
comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic and
Pacific papers. Call and see. tdr3-tf.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24

READ rHIsi-rresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS, Game, OF all kinds, and a First.clAss
LxueA, can be had at OLIVER SEER's Refresh.
mont Stand, In Gibson & Cross Saloon, Gold
Hui, at all hours. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-24

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT.
The merits OF this Liniment are well known; It's
eIccts arc instantaneous, soothing. ana WONDERFUL.
Cnts bruises, sprains and swellings are so common.
and certain 10 occur In every family, that q bottle or
his Eminent Is the best investment that can be
made. .,os ,,u,,n
scnding FOR the doctor-it Is cheaper than hedoctor,
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
"I take pleasure In recommending, the Mexican
Mustang Linlment as q valuable and indispensable
Article FOR Sprains, Sores. Scratches. or calls on
Horses, Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
Sores. rheumatism, &C., and all say Y acts Ike
foreman for Amer'n, Wells, Fargo's and Harnden's
THE sprain Of my daughters ankle. oecasloned
| while skating last Winter. was entirely cured In one
week, after she commenced using ySnr ssisSTsted
| Mustang Llnlment." zoe. Ed. ehLhi.
0uick and sure II certainly is. All genuine is
wrapped in stcel.plate cngravings, bearing the sigma
| furc Of q. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private
II 4. stamp OF DENAs BARNES & Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II Win q
| cheap stolc plate label. Look eloseiyl
Sold by oil Druggists, and Stores, ut % and % cts.'
| and 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

Tho inspections OF Flour and Meal In tho City of pau
moro for tho week ending on juno l3h 1867 werp ns
Mills 1881 bbs and 20 half bbis: Ohio sO1 tbhis and
Family Gas bbls and 90 hnlf bbis-tofal Wheat F1mr
GJl9 bb!s and 90 halt bbe Together with II bhls Ryo
Flour and 3U71 bbls Corn MoaI, -:
GnAtS-Tho weather ia oil that could bo dcsfrcd fnr AL
rancing the Wheat crop, ly ready for
In Tho Southern portions Of Stntc, oday tlore
were no ro"eps or sales Of Wheat reported Corn-ro
day 4lso bnshs white and 500 bushs y low Comprised
compared with tic close Of the previous day Wo report
sales Of $500 bushs primo white at 81 ESQ bushs mixed
ut 91aQoj 300 buns yellow At 81 02a1 0 1850 hushs
Meseln OF 09casI o. nd TOO bushs Western mixed at
lower sales OF LOO bushels ut c $40 bunhs at 7Oc kyc
200 bushs cold at 81 40 2 bushel.
MotIssrs-fothlng doing to-day quiot but unchanged
as 10 priccs. . = .
PnoysIoSs- is moving Southwark quito freely
on orders, and prices sozdy yE tor Shoulders
for Wcsorn 10 condition. and l0c City; RIB Sides
l2o; cosr RIB l23fc-net caah pces; short tc Nc high
er Bacon Hnms 100 for pin. and 10al7o for sugar
cured Bulk Meats-yery Itts offering quote Lcli at
Do for Shoulders and 1OAalle for oosed and packed
Hdes Moss Pork is nominal 1t s23 so per bbl Lard
dull and aimost nominal as to prioe- t.7...ri.1
hIcEsieady md nrm at DxslOo for Rangoon, and la
aAIT-wo hlye no change TO note In either dom and or
puces; quote Liverpool Fine at s2a3 TO- 10 brand:
Ground Alum 81 10 per ascf. Turks Island 6sasOo per
suoAnThe market is held rery nrrn We report a.ls.
to-dey OF les bbls Cuba ht rs hhdn Porto Rico
groesry on private tsrms 6tof xsduood 10 7i8o hhds
lI99 boxes, and H. 420 bags. .. - q !.a..
: nkTIxID BuoAns-wsfo again Advanced to-day 10;
NO now quote crushed powdered and granuIstea icc;
sof cInshed white 16c; cirrln do l4IScI 14kS;
ortta IKE; yellow 1Adc and circle No per lbloIs
OF 90 bbts No lean- ANS, .Is,.I ai- N ,lN =
sYnur.-stesdyi wo quote M,rylnnd Company's Golden
WHsHEf-Dun and nominal IN. bond st 8Sa35c Der
gallon. Last sale OF rye In bond was at foc. %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

ANOTHER MUnDRn.-IWo learn that q brutal mur-
der was committed on lay night last, near Sta
tine dlalillery OF Messrs. Miller l. Brother ~
: AIR. ". b. Finn, OF Washington County, N, g.,
was keeping o store at that place, aud about 10
o'clock that night, while he waa sitting in his
storo, two negroes, who had formed plan TO mur-
der and rob him, came In, and ono OF thoni named
Green Jackson struck him threo timos on the
head with hatchet, mangling It feartully., Thoy
q then took out o quantity OF provisions, tobacco
Co., and msdo for tho swamp, after Bettng the
storo on flro. .l--
saw tho stofo oh fire. <h the unfor iunste deceas
cd st0 sitting tH tho Ghhir And IBIS hoad out to
pieces. They. also saw Tho two negroes with bags
OF plundur, making for tho swamp. Thoy immo-
iatey ran and told the overseer, ,who gathered his
force and mcnt to the scene. by tho time he got
fhere tho roof had fallen IN. i7n - % ~:
He Immediately stsrtod in pursuit Of tile muir
derers, and soon caught them. One OF them, Joe
WiIlianss, confessed tho fete, but Jackson was
stubborn, and It was not until the negroes hhdput
q rope round his neck and ran him up fvo timos
that he acknowledged bis guilt. Tho negr oes on
tho plantation, nbout 100 In nhnlbor, wero very
much incoiised against tho murderers, and 1t was
only by the utmost persuasion on tho part Of the
few white mon proseht that thoy wore prevented
from burning them alive. The Outputs Here final
ly secured and lodged In jail at Blachshesr: !.
Mr. Finn WAS very much liked by. all In tho
pejghborhood. After the fro his remains wero
sithered, and properly interrcd.-Sdranndh Ad-
y F "a ..a q. . | as,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

A TEEMEspous QUN.-The experimental firing
OF tho 2o.inch gn which took place not long since
lot Fort Hamilton, shows that wc posscss trc-
iaan' withsland.. But this trial also showed tLat
our ordnance ofiners hitherto hayo been handling
their monstrous cannon in the dninticst and most
gingsfly fnaMfon:p The charges uacd were,-hrst
shots ..125 pornda Of mammoth grain" powder;
Poundsi fourth sliot, 200 pounds. Tho result
whicl, Was highly successful, puts 10 ahanis some
OF our othcors, wO think, for not finding out earlier
the endurance OF those monstrous smooth borcs.
. They have long been engaged in dry-nursing or
'1Yeaning these guns with a Find Of drugged POW
dor. administered in homeopathic doses. Tho
/! Monitors 15-inc! guns wcro not nflowcd to- BIO
psed with oyar thirty-flye pounds OF powder, aud
did not mako prize Of tho Mcrrimac in Hampton
Roads. Tho soryico charge then tl1od ut thirty
five pounds las boon raised till it hos reached
eiIty pounds and, IL wc mistake not, sinco tho war
the15-inoh gun. It is strange that we had this
splendid weapon so many yoars before venturing
to find out what it would stand in tho way or q
pr .cticai acrvicc charge. Tho 2o-inch guns,
and until tho iata trials ' at oes Fort Aoaroe, SSsss,
and Fort Hamilton, wo know nothing about thcm.
One. was mounted IN Now York hnrbor some time
since, and 9 great timo mado oyer tho feat then
achieved with it. which was TO put down its enor-
NOUS throat 100 pounds OF patont powder fn a
charge. This charge bore 30 small proportion
to tho caibre OF the cannon that the artillerists
had to hupport tho powder by introducing it On
mattfesses Of straw" ito quote tho report), a6 as
70 hold Il pp To- tho wont; % And now wo have 2oo
These gigantic smooth-bore guns Of ours will ac-
complish wonders, two will but givo thon, chance
Asrit H., there iB something startling in the 3ory
thonsht Of Prolectilo weighing no loss than 1850
OF 200 pounds OF powder. Il is tokon OF Titanic
warfare to come.-E Y. Times.
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JIlNE PICTuREs.

Juno's glorious sun unclouded shinos,
. Aud not q bud unopened lingers;
Tho roses laugh, anu mid their viues
Tho golden petalcd cglnntfnes
Tanste their Fragrant hngcrs,
The epauletted blacibIrl sings
Ills lovo-Bopg In thc ruHhy m adows,
And orioles on flaming wings
. Dart through the orchard openings,
And fash Into tho shadows.
Afar tho lato. a silver ahcot
Gir1io5 with swcls Of green, lies alccpnC;
The brooks that In ita bosom nloet
seo not but tIeir foam-sllod feet
II hear tho lodges leapIns.
In groups beneath tho pasture treos,
Full fed tho COWS Ito drowaips
Tho locust groves aliso with bees,
With song fiko TINT Of summon scas
Among tho blooms carousing.
Young quail arc wha,lIng In the brake
tSaoh day their ialteriig notes grow nrmer),
Tho kingblrls cheerful music Innkc,
And doves the woodland echoes waEe
With soft and apiorous Inurmur.
: Sweet u tho noouude Of tho ycar,
That crowns the world with chnp!cis aorul,
Bids the old Ellen rc-appoar,
Aud makes pcrfumed atmosphere
With living music choral
Lsaye, your duh haunt, 80 human nIolcs, -.
y TDlfndly for sorllId treasures mining 90"
by yerlurons paths sock brighton goals,
Aud wrcalhn around your Jadod souls
Tho garlands juno is twining.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

A. snooEMo AIR.rn.-Ono week ago last Friday,
in the night time, some porso1i or persons nnn.
aged tosteal q bairolof high wines from tho bond
ed warehouHe at sterins in this State. The wnre-
ef. which is aettletaost composed Of tho poorer
less sperperatsd BY some parties belonging to this
settlement, as tho barrel or spirits rolled down
the deeliTity aud into tho middle OF tho collected
cabins The barrel was probably stolen" under
tho impresa:on thatit contained Whihhoy, and not
. ldqid FSgihering sbtenty. ay6 sbpys.proof Ami
mattel, BY this belief nearly the entifo number
composing THO s6l lSmoht gathoted about tho bar
rel, Whichhad been broken open, and. proeesdad to
an cans pais and o9ps with tho liquid. ,,Thsswas
dsen, md by4he1n most heartily part.ken Of. Tho
who had inaplgsd IN the fGry. stuf WAS
tafen violently ILL.,. In d short time two
thirds Of tho people wero writhing In agony. Mon,
Momon and ohildfaa !ay hero and thore, gfonnins
with pain, vomiting freely and tortured with tho
burning Of the ardent fluid. Not all recovered. Ono
little ohia died stom tho esots Of the liquor, and
Three or four others marc for long timo dangor-
ously i'll. The prevailing sickness attracted tho at
tantion Of the authorities, and an was
instituted which resulted IN tho discovery Of the
Robbery Charlotte N. CI Times. Z H..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19
consignocs per South Carolina RAILROAD,
Juno Is.

1s4 baos Cotton I2o balcs Mdsc % bbls and a bags
Flour p bags Rough nioo sS Dbl: Spirits and IS bGs
Sundres. To r. Agent W u Smith n Go. ooldsmlth
Bon, Btenhouso 4 Co, Dowio Noise 9 Memml ln.
our II l. JoHcrs CO. } 4 Sloan, @ II Walter h Col J
Nohson E II Rodgcrs Co. @ w witio, Rhctt &
q N, Klntto & Co. Il kirkpatrick, Courtensy, &
Trcnholn, Thurston q umos, q Prtchctt A Ilobtn-
son h Co. Mowry Co, Utscy Kenyon, & Getty,
W Lobby r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

/. An ;Epslish ihouso now .rocoiye hom Australia
10000 pounds Of boilod boof zach month, (which
sslldSAs q good profit though cheaper than beef
yised 10 England.
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Now York hfnskot.

MONEY l1kHxEr.
Tho Now York Evening Fei. OF Saturday, June rs,
sayH: q,
The loan market is easy and inactive At ne. DON'T.
Tho dIsbursementsI account OF to intereit on he
sevcnhirtes begin to-day tho total being ovei
inotosspd two millions yestnr.y u eIpeoted to do.
cline But there is no sreat confidence in tho public
the reoep from taxes thls ont . rapidly coming In
commercial o1n9e' ps pepper Z qaies At pA.si
and sio ss1ss but Pas sre Is
i. :s e ss sss Fl s sss: ss
"a il kt sas $40 s9snSs @
Ohio. Mehtsan and Indiansi. and sl3a1s for st Lous
ca ornis Flour Is lower s.os Of 76o bbls at 1asls 76
Flour is 400 lower 6aes Of as bbls at sIl e6a
~ 20 rnr tho low grades G szs aud slsal6for rado
soahern FlGur Is also 200 luter ..l- Of II, hh,. a.
extras. and s1 sOnIs for trade and flmiy brands;
nyo Fioui u e.aier.i sao. otso9 bbIs Il ss 2sss:
aR.ns-Tho wheat marie. Iess active and is i1esu
lar hil!ers operate very cautiously owing to tho DO
precision In the four market. s.-', .-'.:. = -
The saes arc 1000 buah = 9s.7 10 for No Chicago
"a 81 for white aenesce. and ,1to Old rod souhern.
bn.h Canada West at u 10. .Isssi.-Is' :.
Barley Malt IL steady. Sales Of about 1000 buah .,
" ' ~. - 80 ...,.. .,.s... ,, :
aio oeeI os9s1ns, noSoIoi Quto mmo ~ the I'm.
81, and anau os o. Soe It 300; Woatern Mt ~
Hyo /. lille mora active Tn. s,sa ara 7, ooo ,r
Western ester At 81 u Sc, .s y % and yifginisn st 81
Cein opchea oocaedy nrmeri n,lders refuang to 40.
md foreign nsWn Su Later e h .S.s
and prices % asspSd c The market closing
81 es.i oa nav Weston Tn1Io, n SSsf IL nin dr1eo;
q oSi NJ NJ oa 40 10 western While at
tnaa,a Soa5 w,, 40 %o rha 49,. ,,,.,, - 80,
III, i,, n,ssnt ,osns ssp :. egn . 'Frcs-
1s .,Iss cssi AMI roes, ~ s7an SSi sSsa, m
so- ns. ISess 0+her kini. A.. i,t ~ ,i .iASA -
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Either Of Tho Aforementioned articles will be rent to
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express on receipt Of price. Address all ordcra TO
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19
Prfo1cus;u vs.. rrio Unitca states.

Tho Atlantic Telegraph announced on tho 31Bt
ult that tho appeal Of PriolSan had boon admitted
claim by this Government 10 Certain bnios % Of c. cot.
ton contributed by tho people OF Tc1aB to tho lato
s9TeallSd Confederate Government. and ney elhiti:
.ccll6r WyJ rut cross bill OF Siessrs Fraser, Tre
hnlp CO... which wns filed for tho purpose OF OBJ
tanning aiscoyety in MD Of their defuhco TO tho
tho enAwer of the United States, tho plaintiffs
~ the Srossfut' submitted lilo following: cSccp
Elr7t-as to wl,cthor thore was, my Inv of tho
,Uhftcd Bt itcs, by which MONEY or property con-
trbntod byinlSiduals as inh- btants Of any OF the
sovereign Sntcs forming tho Federal Union for
any purpose, legal ur ilirSal, vested in such Fcdc
6. .seoond-Aa to tho law of oaeh Of tho scpcrato
noyero gu States, md particularly of Toxins, rulat
Tllird-whtlhcr the United stalos claimed tho
cotton M boing tho successors of tho Confederate
4 Government, anl as to tho position OF such Con-
.foterato Government whether il be regarded by
'ehG un,Sd saes DC co o1o
-. Tho fourth exception was similar In orcot 10 tho
Tho Court ovonulcd tho Glrst and fourth cxcop
although entitled t9 obtain information from h1s
opponent as to his own ttlo could not compel
discovery OF that which rotated to tho opponents
title. Tho ncccnd aud third exceptions wero nd
mittcd. As to tho second EXCEPTION tho Court
said tho. answer was Insufficient: M
IL. "Ihey might deny that By tho law or each ono
Of tho separate States bona oacdniia belonged To
tho. government or tho separate statos uiId Yet
tho proposition might bo correct with regard to
To1As. Tho general denial might be quito tr,o,
but tho plaintiffs woro entitlodto q specific an
Hwef to the particular inquiry"
Az to tho third exception, tho Court thought tho
Unitel States had no pnt in n sufficient answer.
Tho Vico Chancellor said:
1t was OF tho utmost Importance to tho plaintiffs
in the cross snt that they should know whether
the persons from whom They had acquired tho
cotton. in question wore regarded by tho United
statos as q body Of men who Ind violently andlhy
force OF arms exartod contributions end srized
upon property, which thoy employed against tho
United States, or whethcr' there Was q dc facto
Government by which these nets of authority we're
e1srciscd in the Southern States. Ho Thought it
was mistake in law to allcgo that this Court had
no power 70 recognize a do .tacto Government.
The Court had. power 10 take judicial cognizlnco
OF such Government, ,ianf without pretending to
doodle whether not it's gets wcro legal according
to American la%, il was bound to ASCERTAIN whcth.
or it's ac6. wcrd catrioioh by constituted atl-
thority, and not, by body OF rebels acting in a
sporadic and iitfnl manner. --'F' a.
Tho cssc was therefore adjourned and comes up
for further CbRne7c,at Adpert,ser. !:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

Therp ase said 70 be $40 600 Grand Tomplars in
North Anlcrca, and tho order he'd an ACCESSION OF
16o, 600 menbefB during last yesr.' a'''i5't .s'