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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
CHAPTER 13h


An Act to Amend Chapter 10, of the
Acts Of the Eleventh General As
sembly entitled an 'An Act pro-
viding for the adjustment Of Ger
tain Land Claims with the Gener-
al Government.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That section 4, of Chapter 20,
of the acts of Eleventh General As
sembly entitled Gan act providing
for the adjustment of certain land
claims with the General Govern
ment," be and the same is hereby re-
pealed, and the following enacted in
lieu thereof, to-wit:
Sec. 2. Said commissioners shall re-
ceive as his compensation FIVE dol
lars per day, for the time actually
engaged in the discharge of the du-
ties by this act imposed, with his
necessary expenses in attending to
the same; and his account for such
time and expenses made out from
time to time, or ut the conclusion of
his services as such commissioner,
under oath, shall be presented to the
Census Board, and if approved and
allowed by them, the Auditor of
State shall draw his warrant there
for on the State Treasurer, who shall
pay the same out of the General rove
nue. of the State, and Provided fur
ther, thatiif said [J] A Harvey shall
decline to serve further as such com-
missioner, or from any cause said
position shall become vacant it shall
be the duty of the Census Board to
appoint, and the Governor thereup-
on to commission some competent
person to act as such Commissioner.
Sec. 3. This act being deemed OF
immediate Importance by the General
Assembly, shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication
in the Iowa Daily State Register, and
Daily Evening Statesman, newspa-
pers published at Des Moines.
Approved April Z, 1868.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
act took effect by publication, as
required in section 3 hereof, on the
Odd day of April, A. d. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
STATEMENT OF THE
Winnesheik Insurance Co.
JANUARY 1sT, 1868.

Authorized Capitol S50O.oO000
Capital paid up a invested l50. o0o.O0
ASSETS.
First Mortgage ON Real Estate
worth twice the amount for
which it is mortgaged, : 90. 5000
u. s. 500 Bonds IS, 03300
Real Estate, tCompany's Office
building) value, 15.000.00
Claims for Premiums due and
not due 47,75l.4o
Other claims of the company
amply secured 2G6, 5sl .4oi
Cash on hand, in Bank and in
Hands of Agents, ~ l3,033.12
Personal property 2,702.l9
Total amount ofassets S495, l0l .5li
Losses adjusted and due, NONE
Losses adjusted and notdue, 2,450O0
Loss unadjusted, 2,166 %
Losses in suspense waiting Tor
further proof % ~ G,46o.oo
Total amount of other legal
claims against the company. 1,770.0o
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
NOTICE.

1t is wel-establisbed fact that fully one-halfof
the female portion Of sysgys our population
seldom in the enjoy M ment ofgood health;
OF, to use their own ,-!S4-;A expression, .'never
feel well.r They are languid. devoid Of all
energy extremely nervous. and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITfERS, or the
TONIC. are esnocinlly recommended.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use Of either Of these
dies They will cure every Of MAkASMUS,
without fail.
Thousands Of certifcates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor, hut space will allow of the
publication Of but few. Those. II will be observed
are men Of note and of such standing that they mnst
b. believed
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
To BeedeTs Of Fine Stock

have purchased the fine Blooded
Trotting Stallion
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
G Persons Advanced in Life.

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills, will iud in the
OF these BITTEBS, or the TONIC, an elixir that will
instill new life into their veins, restore in
the energy and arior of more youthful days, hnild
up their shrunken forms, and give health and happ
meas to their remaining years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
A Beautiful Picture.

mau who stands upon hIs nwn col.
who feels that by the law ol the land IN
which he lives-by the laws Of civilized
nllions-he is the rlghnUl and exclusive
owner Of the land he Ill., u, By tie con
sn:uton al nature. under a whulesomr ~
huence not easily imbIbed from any olbef
source. lie feels, o'hrr rHnRs beng
equal, more strongly than aLotycf the
chsrscrer Of man a. The lord Of an inaG-
insie world. Or this great and wonder
FOL sphere which. fa,hI"ned by the hand
OF God. and upheld by HIS p'ser Is
rolling through the heavens par,I, his
his TO the sky. 1t is The space on
which the generation before moved ils
round OF duties, and be feel. lm'elf con.
nected by link With those Who follov.
and TO whom he IS TO transmit home.
Perhaps his farm has come down TO
him from bis fathers. They have gone
TO their last home but be can trace their
footsteps over The scenes Of his daily la
bors. The roof which shelters BIN eas
reared by those TO whom he owes lis be.
ing. Some interesting domestic tradition
is conDscIed yiib every enclosure. Tho
fsvorite fruit was planted by hls fsile"
hand. lie sporled Ia boyhood beside tho
brook which still wisds ,hronRh the mead.
ow. There lies the path 10 The village Of
earlier days, lie still hears liom ,hs
window The voice Of ibe Sa.ba,b bell
which called his lslher 10 the house OF
God and near at hand s Ihe spo, wbse
his parents laid down to re.t, and where.
when hi- time hss come, he shall be laid
by his children. These are The feelings
OF the owner OF the soil. Words cannot
paint lhem; they are the lllesprInG Of
fresh. healthy and generous national char
AetsF.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
KINDS G. SONS

First Premium Gold Medal Pianos.
The rapidly with which these Pianos have
risen in public favor is abundant proof Of what
a long mechanical experience, united with q rure
musical knowledge, may produce in the form Of
a Perfect Musical Instrument. a.. ..-
Kinds & Sons Pianos being made with the
Full Iron Frame, overstrurg bass, French Grand
Action and treble. sounding Bridge; also Cloth
ed and Leathered in the best possible manner,
challenge the world for tone and durability
The most eminent professional talent Of the
country have given them their unequivocal ih-
dorsement Notwithstanding the superiority Of
Kinds & Sons Pianos they are sold much low
er than other frs, class Pianos, and fully war
ranted five years. Wareroous, Ia Bank street,
Newark, n. J. Send for descriptive catalogue.
ont Ann
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
LET us have Peace

One OF The R,dicsl candidates for The
LeRislsture IN Cboc,sw county, Miss.
had liule boz sboCt 6fiesn years old
who fell in love and engaged himself TO
one Of the neighborInQ girls. His isther
learning The facts, hunted The young man
up. and hudihg lin al his lady lote's
house. gave him good whipping and
sent him home. The ln'le fellow ,isred
on his wsy crying and net one Of Tie
neieLbors. Who inquired what ". the
matter. The little fellow rerh'd 'hsl his
father had whipped him because he want
ed 10 marry.
"wby. my son" ,aid The neisbbor.
"l would not care for ihst-pIsniy OF
lime in Eve years for ycu TO mary"
Yes. bot do" replied the linle fel-
low. blubberisg. Il have got chance 10
marry white gal nov, and the say dads
going on III have to marry a niger"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
j. BAUER g. CO,

Great Piano-Forte and Melodeon Emporium,
$50 Broadway, New York, and 50 Washing
ton Street, Grossly Opera House, Chicago,
Wholesale Agents for the United States for VIM.
Knabe g. Cos Celebrated Gold Medal Piano
Fortes.
Also Agents for y. H. Gale & Co., and other
frs, class Pianos. We have the largest and
best assorted slock Of Pianos, which, for Power
and Sweetness of tone, easy and agreeable
touch, and beauty Of finish, have, by judges,
been pronounced Unrivaed. Wholesale Agents
for Carhart, Needham & Cos Celebrated Har-
monumS and Organs, manufacturers and inf
porters of Musical instruments, and all kinds o.
Musical Merchandise. Remember the place:
J. BAUER s CO.,
$50 Broadway, n. Y, 60 Was ington ST.,
oct 3 -6m Chicago, ILL.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
ONE YEAR AGO.

In feeling | vas but child,
When first we met-one year ago
As free and guileless as the bird.
That rosms the dreamy woodland
through.
NV heart was all pleasant world
or fsunbeams dewed with April tears ;
Life's brightest page was turned 10 me,
And nsughi read Of doubts OF iesrs.
We mei-ve loved-one year ago.
Beneath the stars oi summer skies;
Alas knew not then, as nov,
The darkness OF life's mysteries.
You took my hand-one year ago
Beneath the azure dome above.
And gazing on the stars you told
The trembling story OF your love.
gave 10 you-one year ago
The only jewel that wss mine
My heart took of her lonely crown,
And all her riches gave TO thine.
You loved me TOO, when first we met,
Your tender kisses told me SO,
How changed you are from Whist you
were
In life and love-one year ago
With mocking words and cold neglect
My truth and passion are repaid,
And of soul once fresh with love
A dreary desert you have made.
Why did you fill my youthful life
With such wild dreams Of hope and
bliss
Why did you say you loved me then,
If il were all 10 end in this
You robbed me Of my faith and trust
10 all life's besuly-love sbd truth
You left me nolhing-nothing save
A hopeless, blighled, dreamless youth.
Strike if you will and let The stroke
Be heavy as my weight Of woe
shall not shrink, my heart is cold,
'Tis broken since one year ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
The New Roofing Tiles,
An lmperishable Roof for all Climates, for Flat
or SLANT Roofs

or Slant Roofs,
These Tiles are adapted for every style Of
building, b ing much cooler thon Slaes in
summer, and warmer in wintSr, and less than
half the weigh, of plain ,iling. They form an
ornamental root, are readily adjusted, and can
be supplied in Red, White, dull Red, and va.
rious other colorS.
They will be found TO be cheaper than Slate,
and more ornamental than any other Roof
known. ....
For Churches, Public Buildings Villas, Cot
iages, for City Banks, Insurance Buildings,
First Glass Stores, Mansion Residences, &c,
this Roofing is Superior to all others.
Manufactured BY the Broomhal Company Of
London, Essex. Lincolnshire, Som, rsershire,
England, and sold in the United States by
l.. MORTON MONTGOMERY.
Sole Agent and Importer, 2l4 Pearl st,
oct Sim New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
PRINTERS ELECTRIC FLUID.


PRINTERS ELECTRIC FLUID.
This new and unrivaled prepa?a ion for clean
ing Type, Forms, Plates, and Rollers, is war
ranted TO do the work without injury 10 the
hands, type, or rollers, obviating the necessity
for using Benzine or Turpenine in moving any
OF the patent or colored INKS.
Magnetic Fluid ..
For the use of manufacturers, machinists, and
jewellers, f,r cleaning railroad cars. and for re-
moving oil kinds Of Grease, Tar and Gum from
wood, leather, or metal, with eec'rc rapidlty.
Metropolitan Cleaning Fluid,
For domestic use, washing clothes, and re-
moving Stains and Grease from Woolen, Cot
ton or Silk Goods, without injury to the IA tic
1t cleans everything-every body will use it.
These Fluids ere non.eIposive and non
comJuslatle; they are safe and pleasant 10 use;
they are free from oil acids, and may be used in
hard or salt water. .....
Agents for sale are wanted in every County.
Address DYER q CO.,
Manufactures. $50 Broad Street,
oct 3-4m Newark, New Jersey.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
A Tough Story.

There is place in Maine SO rocky that
when the natives plant corn they look Tor
crevices in the rocks and shoot the grains
in with muskeI; they can'traise ducks
there no how, for The stones are 80 Ihick
the ducks cant get Their bills between
them TO pick out the grsss-hoPPers. and
the only way The sheep can ge' al the
sprigs OF grass is by grinding their noses
on grindslone. But This amt circum-
stance to a place in MaryIand-ihere The
land is 90 poor that il takes two kildeers
10 cry "kildeer," and on clear day you
can see the grsss.hoPpers ciGIb nP mul-
len stalk, and look with tears over 6iy
acre field and The bunblebees have to 60
down on their knees to get al the grass !;
all the mosquitoes died of starvation, and
the turkey bnzzards were obliged 10 emf
CRATE. But there is a county in Virginia
which can beat thsi-there the land ls so
sterile that when the wind is north west
they have to lie the children to keep EN-
from being blown away-lhere it takes
six frogs 10 raise one croAk, and when the
dogs bark they have 10 lean agsinst the
fences-ihe horses are 80 thin that il takes
twelve Of them TO make shadow, and
when they kill a besf they have 10 bold
him up 10 knock him down.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
Maryin's

Chrome Iron Spericai Burglar Safes.
The only truly Burglar Proof Safe in The
world, as |, will resist all Burglars Implements
t,r any len ,h Of time. r
Marvins Patent Alum and Dry Plaster Fire
Safes, best Fire I'roOf known. The bes, Safe
for the lesst money. MARVIN & co.
Principal Warehouses-No. 265 Broadway,
NY. no. 27l Chestnut street, Philsdsiphis;
No. los Bank street, Cleveland. Ohio, and for
sale by our Agents in the principal cities Of the
limited States. OCT 3-2m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
Hints for Ladies-who Wish for Dis
Contented Husbands.


Lei your husband return home from
his lsbors al night. snd iind The fire out,
his lea and roas, cold, and you in the par
lar reading novel.
II he nIls you be fears III. expenses
are going before ms income. and proposes
TO move mlo q smaller house, set down
! and cry about it. Tell him YOU always
lived in s'large house bsture you were
married, aud YOU think ii is very cruel in
him to disgrace you now, IN the eyes OF
the world, by putting you in shsn,y.
II you ask him for money, and he SAYS
be has a note TO pay on Il e morrow, bU,
promises you shall hsve IT as soon as he
can spsre il, tell him YOU never asked
him for money in your life, but he had a
note to pay and II he is willing 10 dis
grace himself by Ieniug his wife wear
her fax bonnet in December. you are sure
you don't csre-yoo will never ask him
for cent as long as you live.
II at the end OF few months he fails in
business, don't like sensible womsn.
make The best OF his mislorIuues. or h,lp
him 10 bear hls trouble by your sympa-
thy, hut cry as your heart would break.
Tell him, BY Encouragement IN business,
he has brought dreadful disgrace upon
you and your family. snd lie cannot rea-
sonsb!y expect any OF your, or our per.
ents sympathy,
Hin, occasionally before him, Of how
much higher position YOU held in society
before ,hsn since yonr mairioge.
Lei him know how many dresses Mr..
So snd-so buys for his wife, and bow
much better he loves her than your hus.
band does you. . r.
If he has business to call him ont IN
the evening, be sure aad fret. when he IL.
mrrs, about his being oJl Of nghls and
about bis di.likirg to be a, home with ll'
family. limsy have tendency to maxi
him like home and tho socie'y OF hls wilr
better You can try it.
II you have liuIe children 10 keep At
home, whine every time he comes In'"
the house about being lied al home. Thrn,
if he proposes 10 take YOU and the rh'l
dren OuI 10 ride. tell him you are urcd
half 10 death and don't want 10 rice. Nery
likely he viii leave the house, closing The
door with force enough to shake il. very
foundations, thinking that you may strv
OF home until your dying day, bdvEe lie
will ask you to 60 out again.
You must find faUlt on every posyihs
occasion and tell him regularly Ncry DIV
that you DO not believe lhsre l. nn"lrer
woman in town who has so hart INC
az yoa and in return you will have a-
impatient and dlsc0nlenlrd husbsnJ ~
can be uunJ, and one who will come
home only at eahng and sleeping hours
and you may DO thankful 10 see hIm
then.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
LOVERS GUIDE

Containing four model Love Letters, and
showing how to gain the undyng love Of and
mary, whom you please. Also host of won-
derful secrets, teaching vi sdon uecl lth and nap
piness Low and forever. All seni securely
sealed for 10 cents 4 81 greenback incloseJ
in every twenty-five. Address CLARK & co.
Publ, hers, Newark, n. J. oct 3-3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

Established 1870
Stodari New Scale, Ouerstrung. full
Iron Frame PLANO-FORTES.

Stodart New Scale. Ouerstrung. full
Iron Frame PLANO-FORTES.
Slodar. e. Morris, Manufacturers of Grand,
Square, and Upright PianoFortes. Our new
scale PIano-Fortes, in addition to their peculiar
merits Contain every really valuabIs modern
Improvement, rendering taem the most CON.
pleIe and perfect instrument ever offered 20 the
public, and for Purity of Tone, Delicacy Of
Touch, Durability, and also standing the test of
severe CT mate, the new scale Stodar, Piano
Porte stands uDrivsled.
The Pianos Of this manu- acture have stood
the test Of more than quarter OF century, and
the manufacturers are at liberty 10 refer TO over
twenty FIVE thousand families who have had
them in use in nearly every part Of the civil.
zed world. All letters will be promptly an
swered by SrODART & NORRIS,
6s4 Broadway, corner Of Great Jones.
oct 3-6m New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

A Baltimore Ladys aPian for The
Payment ofihe Public DsLL-Seere,sry
MeCuIioeh has receiveds liter from Q
lady in Baltimore stating ihst she had
been informed ths, rbe ibreresi on tao
cents Tor thousand years would pay OF
our public debt She has not made the
eompSiarion sne could 10, speak posi'ise.
ly. bot IL this is the case. she e.'uid not
see the Slliiy Of so much talk shout re-
pudlsIion when the paymeni Of The ma
.iionsl debts only matter Of iwo cenis
and a question Of time. She ws' wiling
10 farnish ,he principal for that purpose.
and accordingly enclosed t.o cents.
which she requested shouId not be de-
posi,ed TO susllibe conscience ford. but
.bouldbs placed ?, iDieres, for the liquids
iion of The public deb..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
COMPOsITE IRON WORKS

Hutchinson IL Co., Exclusive Manufacturers
Of Tie Patent Composite Iron Railing, Cat ways,
Guards, Farm and Cottage Fences, balconies,
Verandahs, Stale Fixtures, and Bedsteads.
Also Wire Railing, Window Guards, and other
Ornamental and Architectural Iron Works.
Office and Samples, 95 Prince street, near
Broadway. n. Y. formerly Hutchinson &
Wicketsham.) oct 3-6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
i also offer
Dwelling Houses

AND LOT tilustcd on the conner OF New
and King street, and at presen, in the oc-
cupsncy OF Mr.. David 4. Keedy. The
Buildings consis, OF one good and sub.
stsntial BRICK HOUSE containing FIVE
rooms and garrel, sll in good repair; one
Flame House, toe ether with good Sta
bling and other necessary Oul-bolldings,
and the Town Run running through The
ctntre OF said Lot. rrs..
@a- The above property ! will sell up.
on very reasonable terms. Parties wish
ing to ,iew the same can do SO by calling
upon The undersigned al Shepherds'own,
West Va. ..
J. V. UNDERDONK.
September &c. 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07
The PaII and Winter Fasbions,

A lady correspondent Of New York
paper writes ss follows in regard 10 the
ever-chaneing fashions
Much lha, wss outre and eccentric has
disappeared. This is particularly notice
sbIe in cloaks. Many OF the combina-
lions which were talked about. and issued
in patterns two months sgo,have vanished
from the modiates' apartments, and their
places are supplied by our isvorte sly les.
The basque made Of black velvet--s ma
ierisl which will never lose prestige
continues to be most stylish OF all out
door garments. The gOred coat snd pc
lerine cape, made Of The same meterial. is
exceedingly handsome. OF course these
garments will be quite as fashionable
made Of cloIb.
1t is expected that suits excepting such
as may be made Of cloth, will be too light
10 meet the exigencies OF our climate. SO
the pelisss or Polonsise will be made Of
cloth as soon as the weather becomes de-
cidedly cold. Sacks, made OF plush and
Aslrsehsn cloth, will be as much in vogue
as they were last winter. One Of the
new features OF The season is the water
proof suii. II these suits are designed for
we, weather. they should be made as plain
as possible. Generosity the skirt is trin-
med with folds Of lhe same ms,eflsI, but
a few rows of black all Pacs braid is quite
as pretty. The cape or paletoi is lined
with flannel. Velveieen,eilher Of basque
or suit, is pnSSF.
Fnnges of the most costly kind, with
the richest gimps aud gsloOns reigu su-
preue. But costly as these trimmings
seem,if the little lime and trouble
which is necessary for their arrangement
is taken into consideration, also the fact
that good I, inning always answers Tor
second dress.it will be found that they are
often cheaper than the PIsited PuiIs aud
ruffies, which take yards more Of material,
and which increase lAe dressmsker's bill.
The sash continues TO be WON with
every kind of toilette, though belts. with
fan. shaped bows ARE preferred in some IN
stances. Some of the ribbons which are
made expressly Tor ssshes are marvellous
ly beautiful, but generally the sash is
made of The same material as The dress.
In this case il may be famed, bowed, or
knolted 10 SUIT the taste OF the wesrer.
OF course The panier has, for the time
being, become q settled insiiiution-bui in
modified state, which mskes il more &C
ceptable; but no dress is considered COM
pIels without The panler puff, or The iunlc.
In some instances both are worn, as
when the tunic is reversed-lhatIs, u hen
il descends in front. and opens behind.
One of the leading styles in walking
dresses is the striped satin undsrskIri
with an oyerdress Of black silk. This is
looped wish rnseties. and may be trimmed
with 8 plaid ruflle OF with fringe. The
basque is trimmed - match the skirt
The wide sash. with short ends, may be
fastened uiia one large bow, Or with The
"VIoleus" bow. which is composed Of
cluster Of smsIl bows, cut to represent VI.
olets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-11-07

A YILLASous BAReAIs.-During the
late term Of the Circuit Court al Smith
vile. DeKslb county, Judge MeLsin pre-.
.lding, a murder case was tried. in which
Judge Msnsen VI. BIien. OF This city, was
engaged. In the course Of his srgumeni,
Judge Brisn made the startling dsclsrs.
tion that "Ihere Is regular psItnersbip
existing between William G. Brosnlos
and Colonel Blackburn. on the following
terms: That the said Colansl Blackburn
shall arrest and convey to Nashville all
men in that section OF The Stale vbo are
accused Of borse-slssling. murder. and
other crimes. and lhsI ~hen lhey have
arrived 10 Nashville, aud before they are
tried, BroVnlow shall offer reward Tor
their sHesl BrovDlov and blackburn
divide ibe money between them, sharing
equally 10 The profits arising from Bro"n'
lows recent proclamation.
Judge Bnen eIieiied this statement from
the evidence Of Colonel blackburn. He
denounced lbs partnership az species
ofinfsmy bereiofOrs unknown" snd for
iher stated thai he, expected 70 be sssss-
siDa,ed for exposing the parties, and thai
the speech be vas thea mssiDg was ibs
last ne ever expected 10 be permitted 10
make al The bsr.-Nashrile Banner.