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cond-AdySntists Collapse.

*
+ We heard some time agothat man nam
led Thurmon, whose fanaticism had driven
| him out of the Tunker church, had succeed
| lin gathering around him in the middle
Valley a sect Of persons Who believed that
| the second advent Of our Saviour would take
place on Sunday last at 1915 A. M.-but
|-We- placed little. credit in the reports; A
friend Of ours, however, who was present at
one Of their meetings, on that day, has in
formed US Of some of their fanatical, half
lpdicsous and -blasphemeus,r proceedings.
! They commenced watching, fasting, and
praying. on Friday night preceding. at g
o'clock, and had continued it until Sunday
night, when our informant lefs--they he I'M
dsrstood, intending To- kept up until Mon
day evening. 8 s 81 ,' = = q = ~
On Sunday morning they organized and
proceeded to the different residences, singing,
praying and preachingagSom of their sys-
TENS, naturally gave way under strain Of
4S hours fasting and without Sleep On
Sunday abouts1l o'clock, sit) was announced
that mistake had been made; that the Sa-
yiour was then in Jerusalem,f but would. APP.
pear at 6 p M $3.50 8e'G4eg Me-. ;4sa.: is8s ii,
Just in the twilight, as the lustr6uss evena
ing star, leading the starry hosts, began; to
throw the haloof her hlushing radiance up
the deep.blue vault one of the weary. and
worn, watching devotees, caught with his eye
the growing brightness, and leaping, from his.
seat, with out-stretched arms and shouting,
aGlory, Glory ! I see my Saviour coming !" I
started towards the East. In passing by one
who was Of arather doubtful faith, in gush.
Of, generosity, lie exclaimed: "sseize. my
coat-taiEseize my coat-tail! I will take you
with mel The scenesat this time, as may,
be we'll imagined, was one Of extreme confu-
sion and intense, excitement. y 8 essSsssI
We would not have supposed that men
could have become 50 much infatuated; and,
especially, these steady, earnest, simple Tun-
kefs-1but such,is our poor, weak, human ma
lure many Of ourloftiest ambitions are but
the theightof Stiffness to lcalmer and supe-
rior intelligence. Iletns pity while we smile
slacaaadoqH a. 9's,E' is''.5 hfe 'is5
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I. Tho Situraion.

,Ah III The Situation. a. q M
xThspoltiSl contestSStill wakes warmer
ana warmer forth andsMest, md il theso-
ssIlsd rs sa 81 ss e Che s. f."
mour and Blair has becn in a measure, dis
PEELED land greater confidence now aninates.
the Democratic masses General Reynolds
has issued an order forbidding an election in
Texas; and the same policy may be anticipa-
ted in Virginia and Mississippi.
The last political sensation is a controy ersy
between Hon, B. T.. Hill, Of Georgia, and
Horace Greedy. Mr.. Hills letters. are hay.
ing,al good effect N orth and hYae cleared up
matters no little Mr. .TTilr closes with the
following Vigorous, truthful, and spirited par
graph '''Ten rail4!iansatf White people Gamer.
leans -wcaricd With repeated offers Of Union.
exhausted witlr pfettatations of good faith
and Sincerity, voieeless with vain pleadings
for peace, hopeless Of the redemption Of
pledges, impoverished with insatiate exactions,
sick with fruitless concessions to. ma,
lignitv, distracted because they will NOT
consent to. dishonof, despised because they.
will net be interiors, oppressed because they
will notagree to be ruled by slaves, maligned as
rebels because they will notlsubmit TO pillase
by negroes led On by strangers and driven
BY a terrible experience to- the final convic-l
ton that i:a Mea,se1oes, alone IS their z'rotees
tio's-s'ecd q people, though deserted ly 81
mankind, renos powEalEss.p {; saisfisl3
The elections soon to come off will decide
who is to be President Till then the best
Judges know nothing, and We can only say
watch and wait !,as w.. sisa i. 81. ,i...;,,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rlhesapeak.e,ss z Ohio Railroad, :ssss
ALT AND SMOKED FISH.
Corporation Fish wharves,

HlUeSsapGHKe az ONO k6s1l1rO9aS7.
a. WINTER SCTlEDuLE.T-O On and after
The FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868, the passenger
trains win ham assfoAdws: ETs -gSssta
| MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and Stanton
daily Except Sanday) and between staunton and
Coyington tri- wesklysNiz Leave Richmond at lis
A. NJ and arriyeat Sas1nt on IL sss2S P NJ Leave
staunton at 6.s5 Az A.ssnd, iyasat Richmond
5.25 P. NJ. sSE
On TUESDAY, TItuRsD Ays ana SATURDAY
leave Covington at 5so ia arrive at staun-
ton at 610A. NJ. Leave SHunton at 3.58P. NJ.
and arrive at Covington at T55;P M.
|. ACCOMMODATION IsqtIN .hstween Richmond
sand Charlottesville on NJ MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and SATURDAYS SIR leave charlottesville at 4.
a. NJ and arrive at ! Richmond at $50, A.. NJ.
leave Richmond at BOP. II. and arrive at Char.
lbttesville at 9 ?. NJ. W. ~ 's.'e y
ThesMails Train coAn ects ut Gordonssillee and
Charlottesville witltrains on Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads fer LEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, n YORK,
5LYNCHBURG,iaK OXNILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS. MONTGONIE
MOBILE, &c. AtStaunton, with stages for HAIR
RlSSONBURG, W WINCHESTER &C. At Goshen.
with stages for LEXINGTON, Natural Bridge.
&c At Millboro. with stages for BATH ALUM,
WARM, HOT, and HEALING SPRINGS. At
Covington with stages for White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg Charleston, &c., - ss4l s4e
IN JAMES F. NETHERLANDS
sf Itaailssi:i8M General Tick ct A gent
Il D. % or : q a .r-.
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~ Intending to change my business, 1 will
sell. at Mourey's Mill, 4miles below stauntoh, on
Friday, October 9Th, all my Stock, Farming I'm
plements, Hay, GRAIN. &c.. consisting of head
Of fine young, Horses,7 good Mich Cows GO
Sheep, 2 lot of young Cattle, a lot of Hogs 8
Wagons, Harness for 8 Horses, tPlows, Harrows,
4 excellent Wheat-fan, and, in fact 2 general va
Fiety of Farming Implements, all new and in good
Cider Minis onswoed and TIC othsr irony I'M
Screw Press; i Still and Fixtures; is Stands of
Bees, Cooking Stove q Parlor Stoves, and wa
rious other Household Articles ;also lot Of Hay,
Corn, Wheasand Rye together with a. thousand
and one other articles not necessary to mention
TERMS:a Easy, and made known on day of
Sale. s.a.1LEVI f. FISHBURN. "a
oct 7-lts 7aa Peck s. Cushing, Aucti oneers.
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Guard Your Civilization.


a PECULIAR dangers threaten tie civilization
which Virginiarcceivcd at jamestown and
Bur fathers have nourishedS throagh success
::ssiiyc centuries. Ourenemiesaeek to impose
eewssystems upon u.s. and obliterate the proud
landmarks which we're our colonial glory
The inequality Of man has been recognized
through ages save in New England. We.
know nothing of mans equality beyond what
hay been told US in assmodernl school. let 20
one be deceived by such popular clap trap
God Himself has Impressed distinction "'i IL
race upon ths whole human family. \ is
idle to assert the contrary Guard well your
portals against the introdustion sof novelties
WHICH, gill but tend to disturb our. peace
Virginians nourish noble history noble
bloed--as noble civilization !. Cling, i with.
p'tenacious grasp. Defend il aggai inst Frntru~.
slon. ii gish ias Legacy 81 our
erssAsit will psovesthe most precious iaherisl
tauca we gan to oarc IldFena ,s =.
! DR.. Sears, General Agent Of the Peabody
regent spssch a. Boston, gave those
iAthenians Boosters his. impressions j the
South as 6oibtaadca while visiting our section
on business coaneeted With his agency. His
address, taken ass aswhole, was honest and
MANLY pretty fair ii reflex Of Southern SEN
itimeLt. But he lbcled the South when he
declared that he discovered amongst US "a
desire, a0hstatAc people scarce dared to a07tis-
per, to have 'inntfoauceu tho elevating infu-
enccs of Northennd civilization.'''' Observe
the words which we have italieised and tell
us, dear Mr.. Sears, where did you obtain your
information ? When were you endowed with
that divine penetration which grasps an idea
before it is uttered /? You are greatly mis-
taken, DR.. Sears. Virgiinliians az not credit
the 'seletasing; influences of Northern eliza
tion," and we will haygs none none. Of it. Power
full as is the sword it can create new civil
zation only when the old is inthercustody of
cringing, faYahing race Of towards, denor-
alizada, BY dsfsaat shd striped e ahhood:a
Virginia hasiuot yet reached ,a tha pSih
Brave men stills are .reckoned, gamong her
jewels While these remain we shalL5eheroI
ish the Civilization, Of our fathefsL
2is - sas}ss "a ,tiiila1assl sget,.kpss n Il
oe'f9s ''eSss'ewo ai:s 10 sass,iisssf ,..l;sf.
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r IMPORTANT NoTICE.-we want
LII comics Of the s.VA'LIEY aItfRG I'M A M,

b J. copies Of the tssVALLEY VfRGINIAN''
sof the following dates: a December 9th. 1865,
Volume January 10th, 1866 velumes2 Janu !
ary 1h, 1866 volume % May 2asd, 1896 volume
~; May 30th, 1856, s,xols,nc 2; s.iJune. ls,h,
~ 4th, 1866, volume Is August ,2gth,, 1866, VOL
snme 2 ;lseptember ata,s 1856 vsIumes2; October
q 1lh, 1866" volume 2; November nlstslS B6 vol
umc ;eMay 2Otl 1868, volune s3s;sNlsy 9th; 10
6s, volume 80; June 3rd, 1866. oLIine 3; June
sat, s'ss lime August 18th, 1868 vyume
.... ~ as.ssEss ~ ~ = .asss ass s,ss,s.F<
&. sour friends Aasing any allaef te. npubcrs
ssm f for ~ VA 5sas Ias!pg favor ey sena"
files and Weareewilling to pay literally for5thcm.
= sspt9-tf to- 81; = s1A .lj5 r.. "a .t ~
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rig Established in 1859. fIIe
he Great Piano and Music House

The Great Piano and Music House
- - OF WASHINGTON CITY. Z. ri ~
10 HIN FL II e = Esq.,
3G6 Pe1nsylva Avenue, near cor Of 10th st.
- Extensive assortment of new and second hand
- Pianos, Parlor Organs, jNLelpdeenss
Prices of new ones, $3.50 and upwards.
Prices of second hand ones, $50 and upwards
Sole agent for seven Of the best makers of Pr
amos, also Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons,
and every article, in the music business. Music
music books strings and small articles, can be
sent by MALL. 1851 /, JOHN +. ELLIS
a-.. sI9.4s aeG Penn. Ave-, Washington, D. c.
y june 3-3m: d n &
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"A -UGUsTA COUNTY, FAIR

- have been notified that it is the purpose of
our farmers to come to the County Fair with their
wagons and tents, and to bring their wives and
children for a real camping frolic during the
time the Fair lasts. it.fie a-.ttstis ssiss -
< Saeh a feature in the programme would add
greatly to the enjoyment Of the occasion, and we
hope the suggestion will be extensively adopted.
Ample and conyen ent ga camping grounds WILDE
provided and hearty welcome extended to all.
e - laf y JOHN B. sBALnWIN,
+: es@',54 d. W. BAYEEYs g -
r...ssaq. WA. BURKE,
Z Oct 7-tdf $500 Executive Committee.
!, Spectator and Vindicator copy. :sgil.s
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Mr.iJoseph Birkby died suddenly at his
residence in Leesburg, Va, last week. He
had filed for number of years the Office Of
recorder Of the town. aa{ asboatg +
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The Republic IF. IF Columbia, formerly New
rGreDadas has paid into the United States
Treassry, s23s,ooo as indemnity t., citizens
of.this country for spoliations, etc, during
the Panama riots some years ago. a balance
of s33, 000gissstill due, $50
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! DEATH OF Hon. GEORGE w. SUMMERS
Diedsat his residence, near Charleston, Ka-
nawha county, West va, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1868, Hon. George William Sum.
mers sss Hz7'ia1A
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TUE nIFrERENoH.- The Igka (Miss,)
Gasethea1states the difference between the
carpet Dagger and the scaalawag as follows ;:
sThe carpet Dagger is a Northern thief,
who comes South to plumber every white
man u wllosisIa gentleman of any property or
respcctabIlity and getall the offices he can
The scallawag is a Southern born scouudrel,
who viii do all the carpet Dagger will, and
besides, murder the carpet Dagger for the
gutta- percha ring his sister gave him when
he left homc"
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rLOTHINGY CLOTHING =! &c '7' z
WE IIATS1 & SIIQESs.. .Iho. larnect a nd hesi

lHLOTHING! CLOTHING!y . gs'
~ HATS & 3SIIO ES::4--The largest and best
assorted stock of Clothing and Hats ever offered in
this market, has just been opened, nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel, by e.'.a zseie y .ii
gailsa ROANE s., ABBY. .'s''. i'.-l 2,
Having opened our upper room, and largely in
creased our stock, we are now prepared to furnish
ANY article in our line as cheap any Gig house.
Clothing Of all grades regular stock Of Hats, an
Guiding a Jev fine Silks also large assortment Of
BOOTS& SHoES-some for heavy wear, srarranteG
water proof. Our stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods larger than usual We will also continue
TO- efler goods at a few days notice. Shirts made
to order. ~ gd5as sersss,ssdss We
consider it no trouble 70 show goods Call and
see for yourself. 5i r. ~ ,97i
oct 743t "a t3s,sss - f7s3. =. al,
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the fastest|trotter, fastest PAGER, aud fastest
walker. = -
In each class Of the entire schedule, at least
three money premiums will be substituted
with trees,gines.I 80,
All societies having for their object the
improvement ofztlre people in agricultural
horticulture, &c, whether Of Virginia or not,
are invited to send delegates to our fair When
duly reported to the secretary, they will re-
cqfSe ticket Or honorary membership + +,
Hss'5s-- The Public Finances.
\ Mr.. pelnaE's mastery exposition Of the
Fdeplorab9ie. condition Of the national finances
under Radical rule has fallen Ike bomb
shell linso' the enemys camp. Leading Radl4
zeal journals decline to publish the statement.
apd do not attempt 10 contradict its accuracy,
but simply resort % personal abuse Of Mr.
Delmar. The New YorkHerald, with more
2aEaess than its Radical contemporaries, says
.editordally: sgseesis, SIS sgssi nm II.
sssThere is far; moro truth than poetry in
what Mr. Dellnar says, and although his esti-
mates aare.exaggerated, he is, in the main far
more correct than Atkinson. Allowance
must be made for rrorland Misrepresentation
zip both cases; but it is; obvious that the
Treasury is drifting in the direction indicated
by the former, and that there will be a large
deficiency to provide for at the end;of the
fiscal year. Mr.. Delmar' letter came upon
the gold market, however, in the midst Of a
bear movement, and it was 70 The intefestiof
the bears to discredit and pooh4pooh.'it,s ana
some=allowance must be made for ithi.ssafact,
There are nonc SO blind as those who will
not see. "s' e r. ''ae.'9 aaA sea1asl lar hfe
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The Louisville Journal Company on the
23d dismissed George D. Prentice. IIe had
been on salary of forty dollars a week.
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RAILROAD VAR = TAere is a renewal of
tie. var var between the NsasYptp cedtral and
'Rriesrailroadsst Through, rates TO- Chicago
New Yesk, are NOW saiato be scarcely high
enough to pay for handling fdl,,ii Good
for shippers of freight, temporarily, atleast
but deathtothe railroads themselves. /,
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no ADVERTTSERN..

The general circulation Of the INDEX already
exceeds that of any paper publ Shed in Southsde
Virginia. s7s'': 7sass9 - -
And its large circulation, particularly through.
out sonthside Virginia and North Carolina, rem
ders it to advertisers aniunsurpassed medium of
communication with the sonthside and North CO.
rolina public. -. "
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PETERSBURG INDEX.

The office of the INDEX was recently destroyed
by fire. Its publicationbas bsenaesn med i .qrgr
its principles arc sDemo cratic Itspolicy 5thS
fraterhiation, and cordial Union Of equal States.
It will encourage immigration, it will advocate
the most liberal systems of internal improvements,
and give all its influence. TO the development of.
the agricultural, manufacturing and mining inter-
ests of Virginia. ii ses 2 md s,s4,s 80 49,
81 Terms, Cash In Advance. l.a'1ae
IAHy, PEI duHuIH. !....1 OOU
do do month. ..s.t 80
Weekly per annum 200
do do six months. A. IL %
Club Of 10 copies Daily per ann,lm. .ss 5000
do 10 'do Weekly per annum 80. III ys.!.; 10 90
And one extra copy to each person securing club
to either H9 ~ .ial 3loil .3fc1a-s;. ~. ~
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\ sGAMpINaa OUT AT, THE FA1Rc--We are
requested ~ the proper AUTHORITIES, tosin-
form such of our people aspNish to do 50, that
there is ample ground d room, free, for all who
wish to camplout in the old fashioned style:
As the city will be crowded this is an ex-
cellent suggestion to those who wish to be
quiet and live cheap,a the Faif. u .gfss
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Wy y islaable graoerty II, Market. '9s'e'i

w iEaabIe EEa2srty in Market. =. 1851
W Under decree of dissolution Of Injunction
by Circuit conss OF Augusta, County, ! as trustee
in Deeds! fram 0yerton fnd James W. Gibson,
will, by direction Of the celitors, proceed On the
premises rear Fiahersvine, in augusta Coufy, to
sell at public sale;o the hgesg bidder. on Fr;day
October BIRD, next, the lands he'd by Jas w. Glib
,Sf,'sloSE HUNpR.ED AND SEVEN ACRES
being the home farm, with the mansion house, and
owand well watred. And SO acres purchased
:oi e. D. STUART valuable for its timber as we'll as
for cultivation. i,.it9 =.;-..> .,ss-as
TERMs.-Costof Salem hand, balance in equal
instalments at six, eighteen and thirty months,
bearing interest Secured by personal Security, and
titles retained. -, go -
sept IGe tds.a Z " q s. Hustte &C.,
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The I,adex for the Canspaign.

: TIC HEEKI.Y INDEX VIII be Issued as campaign
paperfor FIFTY CENTS for four MONTHS to any
one subscribing before the first OF Nov mhtr next
n CAMERON SYKES & Co,
sept 16-1m fgHf Projectors.
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TNAINTS for FARMERS and others,-The
3 Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now
manufacturing the Best, Cheapestand most Dura-
BILE Paint muse; two coats we'll put on, mixed with
pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 Is years. it is of
alight brown or beautiful chocolate color. ard can
be changed to green tead, stone,y drah,. olive or
cream to suitthe taste ofthe consumer. 1t isyalu-
able for Houses, Barns Fences, Carriage and Car
makers, Pals and Wooden ware, Agricultural I'M
PIGMENTS Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms
Canvas, Metal and Single Roots, 1(itbcing EMe
and Water proc, Floor OIL Cloths, (onemanufact-
'urer having used s, 0o0 bbls the past year, and
as a paint for any purpose isunsurpassedfor body,
durability, elasticity and adhesiveness.. Price Sc
perbbl. of 500 lbs.j whish win supply a. farmer
for years to- Gomez Warranted in all cases as
above. Send for circular which gives full par
ticulars. None genuine unless branded in a trado
mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can order
the Paint and remit tae money on receipt of the
goods = ta Address ~ % ,.s.t.5,lt,,,
issi9s's D. VEL BEDWELL e45 Pearl Sreet,ea
~ sept 2cGm = 80 ,7iEs ggliFsfl. New Yorks
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3 Hon. George E. Pendletou pronounces 4
forgery the letter lately published purporting
to have been written by him, counseling
the Texans to vote in the Presidential contest,
notwithstanding Congress has shut them out
with Virginia and Mississippi.
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ca ale of Valuable Property.

oct 7-tf
Il
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsurxarov March N 4


REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOvERNMENT-PoLTrICALA AND
CIVIL RIGHTS OF NEGROES.
Mr. BRooMALI, (rep) OF Pa, moved to reconsider
the vote referring to the Judiciary Committee bill
introduced by him July H. 1857 to guarantee to the
several States OF the Union republican form OF gov.
eminent. The bill Is az foIlows:-
Whereas the form of government OF several OF the
States OF the Union Is not republican In this partcu-
larthat by the constitution and laws OF such states
political rights are made to depend upon parentage
and race, and are united In certain families TO the
exclusion OF Others, equally loyal citizens Of the
United states; and whereas IL In the constitutional
duty Of the United states to guarantee to every state
o republican form OF government; therefore
BE IL enacted, &C, That all provisions and enact
ments In state constitutions and laws which make
distinctions in political civil rights among citizens
OF the United states, or deny such rights to any such
citizens on account OF parentage race, lineage or
color are, and are hereby declared to be, void and
OF no effect.
SEC q And be II further enacted, That II any per.
son shall prevent any qualified citizen OF the United
states from exercising the right OF suffrage at any
election In any state under the pretence that such
citizen Ia disqualified by the constitution and laws OF
such state account OF his parentage, race lineage
or color such person shall be deemed guilty OF n
msdemeanor, and on conviction thereof In the pro-
Ing five thousand dollars and to undergo imprison-
ment not exceeding i've years, or both, at the dis
erection OF the court.
Mr.. BRooMALL proceeded to address the House in
support OF the bill.
At the close OF his speech Mr.. WOODWARD, tdem.)
OF Pa, asked him whether there was q republican
form OF government In Pennsylvania
Mr.. BRooMALL replied that II his colleague had
heard his remarks he could have answered the ques
ton for himself by saying that In that particular
pennsylvania had not had q republican form or
government since 1888.
Mr.. WOODWARD asked In what PARTICULAR
Mr.. BRooMALL replied that before 1853 there was
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1sesTRIPLE SHEET


designed to apply to pest cases Wherein the longevity
rations have accrued and bean paid.
Another Movcmens3far the Presidency.
Warrington March 49, correspondence Of the Boston
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The few radical Southerners now In this city who
dislike General Grant held . meeting last evening
and after talk decided In favor OF Mr.. Wade for
the next President ana Senator Wilson for Vice
President Some OF them subsequently called on
Messrs Wade ana Wilson. They say that they re-
ceved them very kindly but gave them no encourage
men and that Mr. Wilson said that so Tar as he was
concerned he stood where the republican party OF his
own State had placed him. on the platform with
Genera, Grant.