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would 90 further to aid Cardinal Cullen in constructing
churches for congregations of white slaves who
PEELED bow the head and bend the knee every Manooh
student who has been educated by the peoples pundered
treasure than they would against the foreign oppresor OF
their SOIL
There is native tyranny in Ireland outside more CALLING
and destructive than English rule English thradom
only affects the body but this native tyranny, which the
people enthusiastically support takes possession of both soul
and body and perpetuaes its existence the ignorance of
the whom subugaes The class of Irshmen who
represent and administer this tyranny approach people
the "wof in sleeps clothing and have been doing
during the past hundred years. in other words since
the appearance of the English Pope Adran Bull consgning
the temporal rule of Ireland Henry H. of England under
the condition. that the See of Rome would receive
penny from every household in the land For prior the
appearance of said Bull the people of Ireland only recognized
the temporal power of the Pope without contributing
wards his support This native tyranny whose mission is in
making slaves in mind keeping them in ignorance and
crushing every noble thought and aspiration that throbs
their hearts, must be uprooed and abolished forever before
the Irish people strike with any force consistency the
foreign yoke of Britain
The phrase "that it the slave who makes the MASTER is
more strikngy demonstrated living fact in the Irish
people, than it has been by any people whose
misfortune it is be placed under the yrans
Oh, it not for the hope of brighter days for land
that has been kept in darkness for period during the last
seven hundred years not for the hope of seeing the
rising young rshmen of day emerging from
of their fathers and entering the Republican road of liberty
which will lead them emulate the herosm forud per-
and independent manhood of the noble soldiers
freedom in this and other lands who have glorouy cu
minated their lives in beholdng liberty compromising their
abos not for this cherished hope would burn the
history of Ireland and say myself that the Irish people
prefer to be ticled sau than felt eenen Yet Irish
freedom depends altogether the stock going into
manhood Everything outside of that be repudated
or if tolerated in ranks at ALL must not be trusted
In my next shall give you summary of general news,
especially that which relates the naturalization question:
rather the rights of american citizens abroad And as
General ONe the newly elected President of the Fenan
Brotherhood in this CITY, shall have something say
on that Organization and the connected Herewith
SPIRIT THE REPUBLIC.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
POETRY.
Written for The Irish Republic.
Our Duty.
BY H. T. M


emember them that in bonds if were bound vii
ST PAUL TO THE HEBREWS. CHAP KILL, VERSE 8.
Remember them when, in the joyous throng
The laugh and jest and festive song
Are passing around, and to music sweet
Gracefully move the dancers feet
When pleasure is rife, and each happy heart
In the hours glad joy plays willing part;
Then, brothers, remember the cruel fate
Of the victims to England's "royal hate.
Their hearts, too, alas were once happy and free,
Till the sacred fire of liberty
Awoke in their souls sense of the wrong
Under which their land hath groaned SO long.
That fire hath glowed thro' the darkest years
OF Irelands record of blood and tears
Glowed and burned through each bitter hour;
Though the coward mnons of British power
Spread DER it the ashes of want and woe,
Still it burned with brighter, holier glow.
And, burn it shall, till from sea to sea
Our beautiful Emerald Isle is free!
Remember them when, at our own hearth-stone
We gaze at the faces, one by one,
Of the loving group who are circled there,
And pray God keep them from want and care.v
From the Preside group they are far away,
And their loved ones only may weep and pray;
Weep as they think of the bright days gone,
And pray that their darlings may soon return.
God comfort those groups in their bitter hour;
May HIS tender love and soothing power
Comfort and tighten their load of care
He knows the weight of the cross they bear
remember them when, to our watching shore,
comes the cry of the tyrant, more-still more
Remember the three in that English town,
Whose blood still drips from the English crown;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13
a WEST VIRGINIA. IRON MOUNTAIN.
The Pitlsburg Gazette says:

We are Informed by Hon. D. D. T
Farrenswcrlh, State Senator from Upshur
county, West Virginia, that on iron
mountain exists 10 the upper portion Of
that county, Of greater extent and pun
W than any other known body Of iron
in the world. not excepting tho famous
iron mountoin OF Missouri; aal that un
der this vast body Of iron her1 is vein
oI bituminous coal, measuring on the
face where the Buck Lanln cuts through
twenty-five feet in thickness. 10 de-
claras this ora 10 be So pure lhata black
smith took a picrc and forged horse
shoe from it. This deposit Is up in the
west branch Of tho MonoDg ,hela river
and can be reached fom this city By
a railway not exceeding ono hundred
and fifty miles ia lo0glh, The Monon.
gtheln Valley Rsilfoad, provided for by
act Of the last Legislature Of Pennsylva-
. mia, is in the direct range, This limo is
estim,ted Ot ninety milGs TO Morgantown
A bill was pss'ed Of the same lime, by
the West Virgiai' Legislature, 10 ex-
tend this prof oCleA line On to this mine.
rul district, further distance Of sixty
miles.
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LGUG0RRHGA.

or, Whites, which follow local debility and
weakness, can be eifectually
cured by the use OF Roback's stomach Bitters.
Do not let the druggist sell you any other
remedy, as these Bilers are prepared with es-
pecial reference to this complaint, and are
warranted to cure,
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S. T. WILSON, KlSsEY ROBINSON, IN.
"EX ELSIOR" MILLS
WILSON Il ROBINSON,
Successors to Wilson 4 Bro.)
E'rOprict0rs.
POINT PLEASANT " Ia

VIN 7 HLI NN-'I, v "a,
THIS Mill ias been re.ftted and re.
nodded in the best possible manner. and We
are now prepared to furnish the very best quail.
ity of -four to all at lower rates than il eau be
purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to Custom Grind.
ing. both in wheat and corn.
The highest market price paid for wheat Mt
all times. Farmers having such crops TO dis.
pose OF win dowcll to give Us . call.
December II lsG7-tr.
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Scratch reconstructed Democrat:
Back, and you will find rebel.
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Opthal111ia,

Or, inflammation Of the Eyes not unfequently
arises from disordered state Of the stomach;
few doses Of Roback's Blood Pills will, IN
most cases, effect cure by removing the cause
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

1t is expected all bounty claims will
BE settled in sixty days.
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Keen Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies now before the public
so well calcuI lted to purity the blood aud re-
construct $50 to speak, the whole system as
RoLack's Blood Purifier Blood Pills and
Stomach Bilters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

II is soid that Seymour shed tears the
Tho morning. after his nomination. lie
should reserve them for tho morning att
er the election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

AN Enron RoBRrD.-WC learn from
the Cincinnati Daily Times that DR..
Wroton, editor Of the Big Sandy Mraif
was in til, city one day last week, anil
WIS so unfortunate as to loose his peck
ell book.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

On = transparency carrol by the
Democrats of Louisville, was tho foilow-
ing inscription: Seymour and JEFF Da.
els, the nations pnt,ios'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

A high Horse being nineteen hpnds
and one inch high, and though 10 poor
flesh, weighing over 1900 p'uods. passed
through Hartford on Monday.
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may lI-3m.

Per Hundred
POCKET BOOK SLATE. 10 eta
Interviewed. sud With calender iorls6S ID
with nDar.tuus 49," size = g1l. g %
QUARTZ ROCK SLATE,
For common school usr, with s0tr tone Il
CRYSTAL BOOK SLATE.
Iur gsaana school use, With r1sTstone II =
rentiL do GlNlGI " 10
SILICA BOOK SLATE,
lUtrrrHvvu, elk STATE HurlHreE1 for school II
mercantile md general purposes With Il
tnarst1nr pencil 10 sXs4'H5 IN
BILEX BOOK SLATE,
interviewed. Ella Sat. suFarrfl ipr Office II
aud mercantile purPosc5 with suaps,onc Il
ptuCl do bl1lOIlI- =,
STONE BOOK SLATE,
Interviewed six : ale auiilcfH' furfrlluh u
sud 1tUuuHTyE With EuHVsftfIs pencil do c 4'=K u,
MINERAL BOOK SLATE "
lnttrtANvt fziN Slate sutiatrs Iiur colleges II
hcadrulra md professional uue, with soap II
stone lFurI, DO. : \ lIfR
FLINT BOOK SLATE
llIFTIrBFri. .EIN Slate HrrfHHrH' fIr the II
drhlgL store OF mechanic, with EBa,Ttuns II
penrit do CYIll ',,,,,
Any one tfthc above tsnmrlrsl will he sent IBr.,, h.
mali on trr,pt NJ the single rrfr ' "'N''' ~
Everybody wants. ever, holy brys A. 1rrL ,,.ssn
Jlat We thing iur rariIrtI rsugFa1Ffs
a t,ll man Wnul,l Hrilsa County sgp'y 6r 6H'rrf,
New York Silcate Book Slate Company,
~ Cortland SftCt
may I6-3m. ~" ''''
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BAD TASTE

In the mouth in lie morning is one Of N,
symptoms OF bill.0-a condition or disordsre5
state Of the liver, aud should no. for sirglr
day, be neglected, as it is but The prcmonitorv
symptom Of train ofevils and the very seed,
Of disease. Procure at once Roback's Blood
Pills, administer them according TO the direet,
ions accompanying each box, and The dificultv
and danger OF disease viii at once be removed
Fos sale by E. S. Bright, Druggist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-08-13

General Grant crushed tho rebellion
Now the rebellion seeks to crush him. -
viii grateful people fermi! il?
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

.,.,. wasIISsroS. April ii, isss.
traitor Of tho estate Of L.. A. Dole, deceased, si
salem, Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to the said L. A. Dole the 18Th day ofJuiy
lh)4, for an Improvement In Arrangement for Lathe
Shnek' lot seven years from the expiration Of said
ISIS: ''@'' VI" nv -'h Jay OF july
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard Al
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of July
hsxt. At " o'clock, m and all persons arc notded
10 appear and show cause, II auy they have vhy
said petition ought not to be era nted. WY
Persons opposing the extension are req uired In
nle 10 the Patent OHee their objections specialiy
In writing, at least foeRtv before the
day OF hearlngi all testimony filed by either party
70 be used At the said hearing must be taken and
ltansmittdu IN hceordanee with the rules Of tho
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony. must be filed In tho office tioenfv days be-
fore the day OF hearlngi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after dll ng the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tho
REPuBLICAN and the Igtelii0sncsr, Warrington,
y. and 10 the Herald. Cleveland, Ohio, once
week for three successive weeks; the nrst OF said
d to be at least sixty days the
aplS' SSt Acting Commissioner OF Patents
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Secretary stanton was the recipient yester-
d,v Of A visit from the delegation Of Knights
Tempiar from Boston, Hartford and New
Haven, who had previously called upon the
President. Sir Knight Mckcever, Columbia
Commaudery No. 2, OF his District, had the
interview arranged, and the visitors were
presented to the Secretary. Mr.. stanton.
after shaking hands with each OF the gentle.
men, saids ~ am much obliged to you for the
honor of calling upon me, and wish that your
visit to Washington may prove agreeable. I
also trust that you may have q safe return to
your homes, as In these days travel is exceed
ingly dangerous" The delegation then with
drew, and visited Gen. Grant at headquarters,
who received the gentlemen In his usual reti.
cent manner, having but little to say, though
exchanging salutations cordially with all.
The Tempisrs subsequently called upon Gen.
Hancock, where they were also kindly re-
ceiyed
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NAVAL SUPPLIES.


DO ~ BEoA9wAr.NEw YoRK, April ID, 1865.
m ~ All VII be received at this sies until D.
which must be q the very best Qualify, deiiyereJ
free Of expense At the New YORK Navy Yard AMI
BUREAU OF C3NsTK U gTioE AND REPAIR.
Ho0 pounds W,opght Iron Spikes, 1ils5.e 10
Iron. Inches dozen Pine Taper Saw PiIssa ts
nshs 700 pounds Boiler iios 5ISsa Ssa ,Sd u
Y inches wide, 10 feet lonsi, 20 pounds Cotton
Refined il, 90 pounds Lead Pipe an ssb..n
- 800 pounds Fiat Ulster Iron, lIxs to ON; 1900
Pc security required for the prompt and faithful
delivery Of supplies awarded. Rurther particulars,
once. OEORdE PLiJNKETT ''
aplS.2t Paymader III EMaS
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The gathering at the Senate galleries yester
day, was larger than for several days past, and
many were attracted thlther with the expecta.
tion that several members OF the Cabinet were
to be present.
The day, though not exactly bright and clear,
was nevertheless pleasant, and the ladies, In
their beautiful summer apparel, looked and
doubtless felt the agreeable. The galleries
presented with the many lovely women there.
IN, pleasing appearance. There we have
Hied TO say something that would please the
ladies', but we feel we have failed SO let II
pass, whilewe come down to note what passed
below.
All was reality on the floor, aud the contest
was earnest, each side striving for the ma.-
terry. Several OF the Secretaries were present.
F. W. Seward, Assistant Secretary Of state,
was called, and Secretary Wells was also
placed upon the stand.
At this rate the trial bids fair to last for a,
least two weeks longer and the House 10
already considering the proposition to hold
night sessions to put forward the business OF
legislation.
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49, WAsHISdroE, April II, ISIS
On the petition OF WILLIAM T. CHAPnAS Of
Wilmington. Delaw are, praying for the eIte I,ion
patent granted to him on the 8th day Of AuEust
1874, for an improvement in Preventing Railing in
Carriages, for seven years frsm tho expiration Of
sad patent, which takes place o. the sth day Of
- Il ordered that the aid petition be heard at
July next, Al II o'clock. IN. ; and all persons ara
noNned 70 appear and shOw cause, II any they
Aaye, why said petition ought not to be Erante a.
q, persons opposing the extension are required to
ole In the Patent once their objections speeiAIjy
setfotth ia wrtnG, at least t1eatv days before the
day OF hesrlngi all testimony ned By either party
10 be used At the said hearing faust be taken aid
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of dc
smee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon AS
testimony. must be nled in the or1ee t1eniy days
within ten days after ding the testlmony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the RHrgBLIcAI and in the Iatsiiioencsr, Wash.
inEton. D. G.. and In the Republican. wilmin gton
Pei snes week Tor three successive weeks;
the nrst OF said publications to be at least sixty
days previous 10 the day Of hearing.
apli-sst Acting Commissionsr Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ VHiTyR sIATas PtrEE.r i. G. x IA,

On the petition Of lao IoE Hlsp sHIrH. q koshss,
GRANTED !: Hun ths 18Th day e July lsst. sat q:
lRproyemSnt IL Process d Making Steel Direct
rom the Ore, for seven years from the expiration
9f,,a esssnt, Stish IAkos place on tho ish day Of
a. A. sss; o. g.. =. S. Be bar; az
sStseS T. spp.sI Ssa sior s cause. 81 .ss my
hhye. why ssid petition ought not to DO Graalsd
asla M fsiept 0aiss their objsetioas, ,spssialy
ks i'ssr.S S sss s,t ssfI p.r ~
~. a,,a Nc aid ss.,lpE hs zee AZ
oalee. which will be furnished or application.
e .ns .sAs
is AZ IL! as.iRi h: t,:ss:s'; ..''
RsfgsLlofs and hs datsil'gssts.rs ,s WS;h|ssss.:
'i'' STSssi The
ssSTSs ACTING o0asi,'lasa Il Pe.sss,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
THE EnIK RAILWAY DISASTER.

IN. ,.,r,n,. A.. ..,.r N mi, road on wedne,.
...,,, =, hnr,,, throurb the
,.t,on 90 .,n,nt S.il 10 awaken earnest
inonirr .mo,g All tboushtful people in respect
% 40. ..n.o. "a ye ttust that Investigation
vii, not .,op unfit, the public IL fully satisfied
os ono f.ct and tia. ia. who is to blame for
thi, wholesale slaughter OF innocent people,
who are compelled to avail themselves Of this
mode of travel.
II must be admitted that, like offences, dis
asters will come, but when they come through
the culpable negligence on the part OF railway
managers, the public have A right. and Il Is Its
duty to Investigate all the causes which have
produced II.
leading iourn.l. Of The conntrv for tbe last
-. - a., 80. -.
,our OF nve weeks,oi the quarrel between
Drew and Vanderbilt, two railway kings, who,
ts"s'ns ~, m M. ., ao,is nave oesn con.
. .nu,ns 'or .ne mastery upon THIS 'hemre ior
has given the least Thought to the principles
unon ,yhioh ,ht. .,,'r,., -,
49, , "sn ms N. mas osen eonaue'es mus
nave ioreseen, that the public were to be the
losers by this conflict of the millionaires
Measure. ard n..,. ~. .a., ,..o,,.a 20 ~
oh..n.n 49,, 1870. ~ 49, ~
sheaPeh Runway stoeks or 10 enhance 'hcii
price upon the market just in way that
promises to benefit certain parties without
any regard TO the safety OF the public who
travel.
The safety and comfort of the travelling pub.
liz are ,xi,h ,h,.. ...,,,i.,a,, q, .,,.r. hui
., -
seeonuAry CONGREGATIONS. IL matters NOT that
human life Is placed in the utmost jeopardy
provided fat dividends NAV be secured.
s,,', ~ SOY W
j.. az. n,.n.r ~ I'm ',, 49, Az :
.n,a.t.,... vi, ~ VI.
49,, W. '"S S ','
sa" .,s,I. wa. "au. soNA' 81 aso'
~ puo.'neu IN 'ao p'pe,' ,no ou' que''
'oa no" Is "hs' was 'ho ooIee' VI 'ueh
'epVt'
uPerin'enueh' says 10 'he ooa'd VI
worn on, hsrans ~, n,orohent nn,II ,se,s ~
scarce q mile OF your road, except that laid
with steel rails, between Jersey CITY and
: t.aIn ~ nc bHio' wnee ,ssie e 70 run
and many portions OF The road can only be-
tfaversed safely by reducing the speed OF all
uMhs 70 WE'VE OF htteen miles an houf,
Condition of the ,eils Rroren wheeis s%,s,
engines and trains of the track have been OF
daily, almost hourly occurrence for the last
r,p,,, onsts, eausea mostly oy aeieetlve rails.
from the track in Inc month Of J,nuarv. Wills
the number removed on account of lami alton,
ST.nnshing or wearing out, was much greater.
Jsnusrv VIII '"o" ''''' "o''e 'ee''u '"'n
"The condition Of the iron at the present
date is such as to give me much anxiety and ap.
ppnt ann on 10, tne sslety OF trains. we can
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METROPOLlTAN-Po 4 SHILLEy.
York; Isaac Moorke.d, b D McCresry. wife
and son, Harrisburg @ B Delsmatee, wife and
child, T A Delamstce, Meadvillo, Pal J J
Toner and wife, Erie, Pa; 4 Burgess, s R
York, General E Simerley, Tennj NJ Zoll, Ber.
lin, Prumiai Amos Brosdnax, Charles Brady,
Kyj s Ross, PAT Samuel M Fox, Philadelphia,
Pal John A barber, ID G; q yewett, Mel II
X Bellows, baltimore; George Brewner, NJ L
Crowell and wife, New York; Y II Parsons
and wife, N il Jacob Moore and wife, New
York; L b Gillette, Augusta, Ga; Dunn,
Abingdon, Va.
SEAT0N HOUSE-JoHs II. SlHNBs.
q NachmAn and wife, W Bergin, cityj A
Nlohol, q + fadely, b Saunders, yaj W II
F.rguher. Mdi p q .LishtfSot, PIT Hite, q
s AIsop, Pa; W II Myers, 7 A Gibbons, Md
S T Veil, N Y; s 7 worthington, Md.
OWEN HOUSES. ". OWES.
Z Z Preble, y NJ Luke Lee and brother
Smith, Mass; U q Steinmetz, Philai A Richie
n Y; p Stevens U 5 A; II M Martin, A S
SAyer, Geo Durfee, ] II Martin, N Y; MIR
Calender, Pa; q Turner.
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DIR. VON.KURR'S
.ANTI-INEBRIANT
Nervous Prophylactic Extract.

We take pleasure to intern the people Of Wash.
lnst9n aud vieinitJ that Doctor Won. Kurr's rem.
edy has been fairly tried by Responsible Parie. OF
this city, and pronounced It Great Success for ali
NEIhvous MhLADlEs, prodused either by over
nuenees. Women and Children have taken il W ih
the best OF results References to high. stan,iinr
gentlemen Of this city can be given, who have sY.
perimented and tested its beneficial effects.
for SAFE by all druggists, and at No. 10 Int elli-
voN-KURR 4 co, Agents.
aple-2n Wellington, d. y.
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PERSONAL.

drs. Z siNxnLxr, Tennessee N. ZolL Bsr-
lin, Prussia, and Col. Abner s. Brady, Of New
York, are at the Metropolitan.
E. Z. PRxpLr, United States navy 10 at the
Owes house.
LrurENAxr GENERAL SHERMAN will leave
town tonight for Fort Laramie.
GovsaEoR aEARr, Of Psnnsylvanis, IL At
wiiiards'.
GovxRSoR W. R. MARSHALL, Of Minnesota,
10 at the National.
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Sout0 Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April lI.-Scatterisg
returns from various parts OF the State indi.
cate the ratification Of the new constitution,
and the success Of the Republican ticket by
large majority. In this city the majority for
the constitution 10 eighteen hundred.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE election IL
very quiet to-day. The whites arc universally
voting. But few fraudulent votes have been
detected. The larger part OF the negro vote
was cast to-day. Negroes, in many cases,
are voting the Democratic ticket, announcing
their vote to the crowd.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Louisa Warren


Jane H. DIcnt 81 al.
On motion OF the compliments counsel, It II or
dered By the Court, this 18th day OF April, 1893,
trustee apponted by decree passed In this cause On
the 9Th day Of December, 1866. TO Alexander r.
Augusta, OF the western half OF Lot numbered
three, g.. In square numbered two hundred and
forty-soven t247.) In tho proceedings In said cause
18th day Of March, ISIS, be ratified and onnrmed,
unless eHnse To- the contrary be shown on or before
the ith day Of May next.
true eopy-Test:
L. J.MElGs, Clerk. apls.sa
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New Advertisements,

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. --PoR
"a sale. tho whole or half interest In a PATENT
q full.size working model. State and county
rights for sale. AddreS. " Patent" REPrBLIcAs
omcc. aplS.6ts
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The Weather and Political AnaIrs I'm
Georgia.

AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE danger OF overflow
has passed The rain has subsidized. The Ma.
con and Augusta Southwestern and Central
railroads were damaged by washing away
bridges and culberts. Bottom lands are over
moved, but 1t Is too early In the season to In
lure the planting interest materially.
A Republican meeting. largely attended by
feemen, was held at the court house TO-DAY to
ratify party nominations. The meeting wa,
addressed y. Prince, Beard, and bryant.