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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07
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,her w,s cri,in1 hi. ,tea, and moi motto.
inn The chiIJ 20, over her. the machine
on1,in,, no. - n;ocss
-, -,,t..t .st. ..,r, .1,,ro
a ''es' o"'0,e'" " ''o - l'5eG-
IS reported IN Lincolnshire ,t r"g.'"u !"
Essex "'efe Two IuioIe" oeas'> "e'e
condemned 10 sIaugh'et 10 prevent Tue
sPre'u'"g ol '"' P''gue'
There has been strong case OF MS
cegenanon IN Evansville lnu'-a pfe'y
young white gil has married coal black
negro ana her ia'ner Is very "uCn , pu,
o ", 'O o| ,,a !" hon VIC "' ''' ''
o"'--O' vac "''
ma'O'e ou7t o. L ,S', 'A ''S !"
'.a.5 ." a. D., ,C .r,I;. ,;aw - C;ooion.G onl
Nro ,s.I. .ora ~ ~ rIaoed i, horJ.ome
C ~" s'! 49,, -, T;nco,n p.rl, The
I'o''''o ' ''Il !. ,ua.r. - c,aa,
Ous' = P''''''''1 WA
'Nst"' poor., orS.4,r;, n, b,rI.
f.,aI r,,ncr ubo owrsJ farm and
n,'I ooo 's hi5.. "no I,,sIr la,o, w,L
80 ,,1t,, s.!,-.I I;o, ,n,,
-! Psey woman 'I %no 'sSu,'T , f"n @
be ,rouId harrow FOR her ten Dorary use,
"C "00 O ill., on;syy J;J s6 and She
hanJed him tie package supposed to con-
tain The money, and then alter performing
certain cooIeries. djsappealed. he open.
ed the package and found lis contents 10
lie sections of Beadle's Dime Novels.
Mrs, Ka,e Tolen has sued The Pacific
Railroad in S.. Louis, for running tram
over her husband and killing him a few
DAVIS since. She valued him at $4,000.
A., Cincinnati Dr. Brooks !. treating
obaI.,, clients successfully nv irisc,ing
smInbn,;r .c;I into ,bei, veins. Out Of
On cases oye,v one have recovered.
.lo., l;v;rr :,
~ y % S'1'eu ,"', 80, hn.oe"roJ his en-
,;.o nroo oC corr r,r th;r,v.fve cents
Lnsh.I :, Tho fold. and il j. said that
Sn', oonr, 81 co.o can bs encaoed in
,bs 3c,ne.b,,ke yegion At Gnv cents q bush.
81 ~
Mexico refuses to give up the body Of
MaximIian, and France and Austria say
she SHALT There will be more bodies to
give W, before the thing is ended
n1o,,,ro ,,,ors Of Anorst state that
party of thirty one men who were
working at Vcrmilion Bar, making SIS
10 $50 per day each, worO attacked hy
party of Blacifeel Indians, and al massa.
cred except one.
rho Nov yorL V;nes ,uuding 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

The miniature schooner zach, John +.
Ford, Of two and a.hslf tons burlhen, in.
tended for exhibition a the Paris Exposl-
ton, and which sailed from Baltimore on
the 23j Of June last FOR Psris, is reported
by The Atlantic cable 10 have met with a
sad disaster when nearly at the end Of her
voyage. TIE dispatch siales that on the
18Th Of August, when entering the Eng
Iish channel, sudden equal upset tie
lulIe craft, and lhIee out Of The four per-
sons aboard were lost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

&r CoNsECRATIoS.-1he new Gene
terry which was being prepssed for some
time pss, by The Germaa Reformed
Church Of this place, vii be consecvaled
GU Saturday next. the l4h instant, ct Q
O'Clock, p. NJ. The Rev. II. Harbaugh.
ID. d.. Professor Of the Theological
Semirary AT Mercersbarg, Pa, is ngagcd
10 be Ihe 0rsiG? fGr the occasion
The Holy Communion viii be cele,
brsird by the Congregation on Sunday al
10 2 o'clock on the morning Of The
Ash. Preparatory services will be held
on the morning Of tie l4th at 10 -
o'clock.
The four acres Of grouoG purchased
by he congregation, atjoins the Church,
srd 10 beautifully situated and well adapt.
ed f"r a Cemetery. The Rev. II. Wiss,
Ter, Pastor in charge. is entitled to much
creGit il arranging and building Gene.
terry which WI! 10 honor to She Church
for age. to come.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

A QUEER ExCHANGE.-Some two
weeks since Josephus Bishop and Janice
Burrell traded horses. BurreIl after keep
ing the horse about ten days come 10 the
conclusion tina, Bishop had got the best OF
him so be went and without, any process
Of law took the horse out OF Mr.. Bishops
field and left the other one in lis stead, at
any rate the horse was found in Buuel's
possession. Mr.. Bishop therefore had
warrant issued by Justice Doll ADD Bur
rell was arrested and taken before Justice
Luce who after examining the case dis
charged him upon the ground that the le-
lonious intent necessary to make II larce-
ny was wanting. Without doUbtii was
an unlawful lrespsss, and we shouldn't
wonder but that Bnrrell will yet pay
heavy fine for his unceremonious way Of
exchanging property. The tile passed
as soon as the trade was completed and
he had just as much right to take any
other Of Mr.. Bishops horse'.-Berhel'y
Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

IL MAEYLASD EAEMCR.-Ihe September
number Of this popular Monlhlyis received. Il
contains G4 large double column octave pages,
neatly printed and is devoted 10 Agriculture,
Horticulture. Live Stock and Rural Affairs gen
orally. Among it, articles original and selec-
ted, are, "Top-dressinE with Manure -.
Ploughing Under"-"Farm Work for the
Nooth"-"Cult,yauon Of Whesg'-"Sy uuy
Agaiu'-"GCod Effects Of Drought'--Ex.
Laustiou of -ous"--On the use Of Phosphate
Gusno"-"Peatand Muck'-"Pregara'ion Of
Bones''-"C0,ton Caterpillar, how - kilI'-
Hints TO Hog Grower'-Bguer Making"
&c. sc. Itis emDelIi.aed with Double SHOW
eI P.ough Cotton Seed PlaI.er"-"PateBt
Drain Plough -" Nicanor Strawberry''-
Dough Kuestern-"P Patent Well Fixture, " &c
Published by Sands Mills Co., Baltimore, al
the low price Of Il 80 per aauum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

Among the large quantities OF shells re-
Gently sent 10 Washington 10 be emplied
and stored, the work men have discovered
that many were filed with sswdu'I in,
stead Of powder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

4 correspondent writes to tie Lynch
burg Republican from Nelson county as
follows The sentiment of some Of the
best blacks hereabouls have wonderfully
changed within the pest TWO or three
weeks. They admit to me that as things
now are, the two races cannot live in the
South without 4 war between them.
They say that according to nature i must
come, and that to prevent il they are now
willing 10 be sent 10 their native coun-
try,or to any other place where they may
1--we to themselves or perish logelher.raIh.
er than 90 here into a bloody war. Some
Of the best and most reliable among them
speak in this way, and also express them
selves in opposition TO confscaJlon and
other extreme measures against the
whites"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

SHu'Ib cuu'b having tttH '"sf'I ~ 'I'll
Churyh property hy the VI L. Church
NORTH, lave taken steps go budd another
Church and Parsonage For Ills pur
pose they have purchased the lot Of Miss
Ann hVIl,' fronting on New Street, op-
p"sile Tie EPj-eopsIian Parsonage, for
merIy occupied 10y the Rev. DR.. Andre VS.,
for 'he cum Of 1915. Rev. Mn Coe the
worthy Pastor Of the NJ. +. Church
South, his taken Tie mailer IN hand, and
hss sl,ta1y qrocDrcd large subscription
fer the erection Of these buildings. which
viii cost, it's presumed, abou, $4,000.
We aye glad to hear OF his enterprise and
hope lhey may he sacoe,siyi in their com,
mendab!e undertaking.
Or las l.. Ransom, Eco, Of Charles.
town. wishing to eel his Virginia farm,
"Gapview,' ge,s MP The foIIoHing adycr.
lsemeni:
Farewell "Gapvew," your future
"~",i, , " 80. - " 'n, ,i f, ,I j Tu' ,
,hor vour nrcseu, nwnereyer has done.
With boundaries containing 45l scIes, in
shape--an oh."ag square and pure wa
lers, susceptible Of infinite embellsh-
menl hanging oul 49, and catching the
f,s, ,ays Of tho ,,,.ru,n, .pp and vour
beauties strike the beho!der, aud your
generous fruits most pienuIul.y reward
The diIigeni cui'I'aior' lie l"a' would
PoS'eS' 'O' mus ''".' %''' y, W 90"
.oaI ;.Il,nd land .Iysrf n nioe vorr
praise. ON "a" Os o''"'u '"'o TWO u
:" 80 -
&GaThe cornerstone OF the new church
for the coIored people OF ChaIIeS'own'
was laid on Saturday last, under the d.
reclion Of The Masonic fraternity. The
o,oce,.,on consisted Of aboa, sevenlv.fv I'VE
Ill, ,,,col.d
ny '""''' . i''"' 'l'"' vi ~ ''''"'' e
The Spirit states that The addIess OF Kew
NJ. Hopkins. abounded in sound prac,i.
al oJv;.o ,o tho coIo,eI naonje and ouch,
.c1I,,, 49,, - ..;,,s or
this community desire Only their welfare,
,rLl., ., tho same tim. il was calculated
.l,., n;u bo
u" ''"''"'' Wv u "'''
best promoted oy each race moving qo'e''
Is in lis appropriate sphere and ooserV-
Ing the distinctions which the Creator
"'' ID 0'' '''"'' '',' WV
c""tc""h OF so0 was 'e"''@eu'
a=fr,u - So Erno.r>rO,, We
" n.I
ysnia exchanges. il WI be easy for any
one TO ,ry it,
"a sbor, Tine aoo we published an ar
ti,le from an exchange TO the effect that
xinc of oil We have since GIIv tested
IT. and it's greater saving than was STA.
ted in The sruc!e referred to. f!II The
'"WP nan 'o'l u 'o I s" ;,, '" 3 ~.
a. a,J : i s,y;,r o( more ,,,,n
'"'h'y'"'e Pe' oen' IL vi. 10y w.
~ A game Of Base Ball between the So
cial Club of this place ani the Old Dominion Of
Char'estown, took place on Tuesday at Charles
town. Seven '"""s' '0n''uie' ''' game says a,
."' i':' '''S' ''''',s =" - Wy g,
was bo,ni,,bjr entertained by dinner &C.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-07

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G ,o'.' ~ .',o,., w., u.s., s,es%,, L'oczo
Troro arc Inn, row rrisoncrs here now.
Cor,v five in All and ,wo.,blrls Of ,hemi(
M, mara are Irni,ed State. soldiers who
have becn sent here for yarious crimes,
r,;rc;,,l,y J,.or,ior rho cors,ir,tors
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07
81 mfr !, I

flr pie 3nlanEiiieNfunft elmer @o1uens
tion bon asbhbIisanifdea ltuioFs,
uanaetn 6ss @taates am %. ST.
B,ilas 1851. II
n Dplsr einRr @etat6uHe III eA fir pdiTfah
erd pgFhen, kiteh ggafrlG ia bif NRbes
piuSEeH llnisAsmSnner ron SennelTer ID elmer
3uiammentunft in Der ReprGlentantenbaae
auf benz GapitoIe 81 Nafbpiae am %. 0ebruar
1867 III erIafeu, UNI eineH geeigneten @an-
hieaten ais @puberueur fur 6en u6tltsn
ggtntssttntiA sflstlta, Ger iiefe ~
bielem @taate nertritt mnb anbrre MnaeIe.
seRbeiten Gbnli9en &barafters In 8eiraGt' Id
aieherI.
DIE auBrrpr6eutIiibe gBis5figFeit Der fest
benz 3anbe sprlisgenben Grasrn, has sufiinf-
tige G91ifm epsh SennsIfee -7frei NIB untey
inistli4 xIph61ttaaiI@eul Gineuje herlanagn
raf9e unb entf@iebene 5anoIang. Gs 6frS
H1ubeE .srinsenAl aEladbt, ha6 ieaesa Gaantpssina
Staate SprldnFge gerfdmmlnngen ab6aIte
unb ais Mbgeprbnete MnecnbitiOnele llnipns~
manner ua6 pieler Convention entlenhe.
Boiler .3uIprnG trtrb aneerlGbIi4 Rripartet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07

S. 8oier, Rep. @cBsf'i
Gountps =
q, x. GineEniE Ser ~ {,
IN. 2dubefsaIe Ganntiesl
o. Brewer 8kp @efit6r
III. 6umphries @oRit les,
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renee &pArtg
Giraiit Rorriss Rep. Gam
Endn County.
q. sGpipbp, Rep Jelltrei
y Gointp.
8. 3. NtiIrp5p, &ep. Sobu
fon Count
s. R. YfSiton, Sep Ror'
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50. 50. Moobs, 8ep. Gar
roll Gountp. .f4{tiss,
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Geo. 50. &adturH, 4
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IS. Seliu. Gnpdaeiie, :
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SaB. MtiRigis, friiber Col
3. Tenn. GauaHerie,
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&. g. Me9iairt triiher 81
Go. r, 6. Tenn. gdp.
q. u. 9oughtp. 8ep. pol
Auoerfofl County.
| 4. s.. SpndinfoIi, &ep
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%. 8oiioll, 8bite gountr
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COUNTY,
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noo9d,
II. 3. Railfion, Step. Nfn
rion gou1tp.
SR.BaLter, Rep- &beaGl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07
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JGnInmbHs, Otip, IL. Rnpeinker 1856. !
I'm ben 4nsiaus Der p5ss Dsbltsa tistsits sgef9sni
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Don De nEfaats &SAaAineifter.
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GoiuMbus, A, Gttober 1851 /
SO BIN aberssnef SSa Stefs ilnttrnebm aHg ieeis
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pslae bas groaramm Der gei4ents gertbelIans sum
bdsmBrsis nab Puf1stti6 ,sinAsa n be 4nfsrsfsn
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iorsen nas ~ ersiebsn periprit DIE mt ietner eel
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07
Der 9tsbellion saiinitiae @slfirn beroun.

Der @ebelIion 9iinitiae @eifirn berouns
fegn Mrs nae Oann .perOen bic 9ene..
dkn befeebens id I'M nfltleiOdn s fss
bshbeA ApeIae iie Il ssitsn Ser glotb
i6mab lid berIieBen.
Den Bstttnel absr rnfen mir an:
SSaltst feif slilanmen: bistet aae gnrrs
gle auf; raft ale Courage 3ufammen,
unb bIeibt auf benz Sled, 70 lanoe Sbr
es iraen6 burdidlaaen fonnt! 2abt ben
w1dtb Ri9t intent 6dto N bas frsDsts'
bdfts Spid glnoretu Sohnion's 3u @nOe!
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in 9anoen. gBas er iebt nod ansipielt,
finO unfpi6tise &arten, btinSe 9Shfef.
i9aHe. llnO nit 9lnOreu Sobnlon gebt
ole 9ernid ,afIalaa. Der GiseAiian Der 9ee1
beIIen gu Grunoe, 70 ipabr aIs oas etuise
sfaturgeleb goie @el9i9te, oieles Grbs
balls eotalulirt. J5E5 IL
8enn Die 8eiten iest aud bart, iehr
bart Fn9;, mir eebe,. -ups aud, ribt
fir sinsid Nioment Ser gerSpeiFlao
preis. s8ir isbsn mitteu. our6 Die
finitern B0tfsn 1eIItrdbTenbes 2idt
f9immern. Die, 3sit if nidt mebr
ferpe, il, Der aud in Sennefee 2ogaIi<
fafunD 8atriotismus zen @ieg srrInsen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07
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ben. Der Ausf1ub, weldber rcr Rrtegsfetretar cine
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Iudre. fOnHte I'D cine lanee Elite Der erten DdnRer u
Der Station ais G1nPfehlnngeu angebeu, aber t6
moBm an. Sas i'd i'm Staate ;u IUobI befannt bia MuO
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pom Dfs;eren ScIha en- ltuh 8draern beS States,
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bin uns pdRrsnS ssT Isstsala gOrate MD sozs1s
So i5 sHbIia5 in taii5sr geE5iasune NIT TaaienSsn
pom jhnfH febe, 1T alets1e Gelegenheits bic Go1Hs
9yasnis ane sos sHsgisfnts e gsIeseg mon E@ be
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bgeFslnase aste,i, nm arb a4e hsisis
gen "a idrHnaen al Gefera. - r..
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kAateH unn Bareern ebns 8exsag Asforat. HeigNo&rs
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rmaIesss kaHHeH itat sinesipesa Iperee4. .xsks
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1e6Hetkixtu b6bens sfteR al1iaefel1erf n - ~
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fen he anipyA hassfls - ~
bobeR aa6 riee Drieie Ntg enes sss
Uersens b Feline sa@ aae na8 ssnssiseT fiss ]
fEonsn t .fsfs 3r7sssrl 80 IIss1 Val ~ $50
ESS4 kaAe lEE GET cine AasdbI sefbSet ami assiae
Fas sfioneaj poH esneA IL tagt 9ie5is EsbSr
SO rerse iteea ssnndb IS ID Ser ares nj
1imes aHo linton 1us Dtsp6k9 ettR esjie pott E3ssb
len mo eertiFtaten, iswett foI9e bis i'm Sreita;
%4sne y sn9e9eHs ver6Aenti4en.
i ~ pm sDeuta Agewt fur Gle 4etioRaLe Gampf.
sfas sHTs ss sssii Il
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07

g8enn Die 8eiten iekt aud bart, ie4r
bart iin9;, mir eebea -llps aud nIbt
fir sinsIa Moment Ser gerspeiiIttaa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-07

beIIen gu GrunOe, 70 lpabr oIs oas etuise
slaturgeleb eoie Gel9i9te, oieies Grbs
boIs eo,lflorrirf / liEf8
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r 6 U RTR EDITION !
FROM WASpMGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
ESPECIAL DEsRnVCHEs TO EVENING TELEeRAPH.l
WASHINGTON. March 26.
TIN TsI,sAa AadeInhia AnnoIutments,

IhB LNh4aadelpnln appointments
The Philadelphia slate is not settled yet, All
attempts to make n combination satisfactory
10 all parties have proved abortive. The Demo-
Gratis insist upon having the Mint ana Custom
which will not be granted by the Republicans,
who are also divided.
and Mint to the Democrats in exchange for a
Republican Naval Officer. Surveyor and Internal
Revenue officers, but the leading Republicans
strongly oppose any bargains with the Demo-
Gratis, While the Senate has power TO reject all
obnoxious nominations: Action upon the
philadelphia appointments in the Senate has
been delayed until all the appointments are
made by the President, and If the claims of the
Republicans are not allowed, n wholesale re.
lection of all may be expected. 1t will be settled
IN day or two.
Another Scene In the Housc-The Butler
Bingham InbrO CLIO.
General Butler has had the verbatim report
OF Mr.. Bingham's reply to him printed in pam
phlet form, in parallel columns with the report
as written out by Mr.. Bingham. In a note at
tached, General Butler says that as the speech
was never delivered as printed, he could not
reply to it. The pamphlet has been placed on
the desk of every member, and the affair has
caused quite a ripple of excitement.
General Bule has just risen to personal
explanation IN me matter, alleging that Such
alteration OF remarks in personal controversy
is against the rules, General Butler states that
his assertion that Mrs; Surratt was hung inno-
ticulars OF his crime. il that diary had been
produced, the court that tried Mrs Surratt
might have come to a different conclusion.
He charged upon Mr.. Bingham that he sup
pressed the evidence of this diary, and that the
diary which was now before the Judiciary Com
mittee had been mutilated, by having the first
eighteen leaves cut out, embracing events up
to the time of the assassination. Who mutt
lated the diary and caused an innocent woman
to be hung?
But one remarkable passage remained in the
diary, in which Booth says he had endeavored
to cross the Potomac three times and failed,
and proposed to return to Washington and give
hmSelfup and clear himself of the great crime.
How was he to clear himself? Who was it that
changed Booths purpose from the capture of
Lincoln to that of assassination? Who was to
profit by assassination that would not profit by
capture?
MIR. Bingham replied with much warmth,
utterly denying hat one word written by Booth
prior to the crime ever came into his posses
Sion, or anything to indicate what caused him
to change his purpose1
House,
The Question of Adjournment.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has had
protracted session this morning upon the
House resolution of adjournment. Many OF the
Ser aturs think the plan of adjourning from
month to month Illegal, and it is pretty certain
the resolution will not get through the Senate
in its present shape.
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ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Tne land in the Potta-
Wottamle reservation, northwest of Topeka, ia
kansas, belonging 10 the Union Pacific railroad
company, VIII be brought into market at once:
Judge DeEerau, the Land Commissioner, VIII
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ing to the same COMPANY will be offered at
public sale az Lawrence, Kansas, on April 2.
The Secretary or the Interior has forbidden
squatters rom going on the lands of the Indians
with whom treaties have lately been made,
until the treaties have been published.
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