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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
THE WAR IN CONWAY COUNTY, ART.-A REBI
REPORT.

THE WAR IN CONWAY COUNTY, ARB.-A REBEL
REPORT
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 26.-Gens. Babcock and
Porter Of Gen Grants staff out their return to-
night They not authorized TO investigate the mill
tia outrages All the militia except twenty are TO De
withdrawn from Lewisburg and the citizens are TO be
allowed TO form company OF militia OF Their own ana
OF the civil authorities Of Conway County Ine Conway
refugees preparing to return home.
New ORLEANS, Dee. 2j.-lnspector-Ge Gen. Ayres
ot ROuseaus sta, started yesterday for the dis
turbed portions Of Arkansas under orders 70 examine
into the condition OF affairs ana report upon the same
TRAGEDY IN COLUMBIA COUNTY GA.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 26.-Gabrlel Martin, ana ms
two maiden sisters, residing in Columbia County were
murdered and robbed Thursday night their house was
set OIL fire. The bodies were consumed.
KU-KLUX MAsKER KILLED.
NASHVILLE Dec. ga correspondent OF The
Press and Times says that few nights ago party OF ~
masked members of the Ku-kux Rlan went into jack
s9nboro Warren County ana demanded & aussom
burn the house. and Mrs. Akers opened the door
number OF the outlaws entered, and Mr. Akers shot one
OF them william Holmes. Holmes fen dead, aud while
his conederates bending over his body MT AkeIs
escaped The ruflians then shot, but did not moft"y
wound, Mrs. Akers.
JUDGE UNDERWOoD's DECIsION-THE SALLY
ANDERSON CASE.
RICHMOND, Dec. 2j.-The Dispatch has Mayor
Chahoon's letter TO Gen. stonenan, as follows:
"On the I'd Of March, 1scs SAID Sally Anderson was in
diced by the Grand Jury OF the County Court Tor hen
rico charged with having committed arson January
12 1868 She convicted OF said onense Aug O. ls6e'
ana sentenced Aug 49, looo 10 De Ha.Rtu va - t
While awaiting the execution OF said sentence writ OF
habeas corpus obtained from the Hon. John C. Under
wood, and on Dec 10, 1863 said Sally Anderson was
brought before the United States Circuit Court Tor th
District Virginia and discharged from the custody OF
the Sheriff OF Henrco County by said Circuit Court upon
the ground, alleged in her petition that the justices
and officers OF tue said County Court OF Henrico
disqualified from holding their said oilces
at the time OF the conviction OF the said
sally Anderson by reason OF the appllca-
on OF the XIVth Amendment TO the Constitution OF the
United States said Justices and officers having held office
and taken oath TO support the Constitution OF the
the Government OF the United States immediately upon
my sally Anderson notified Justice Netles OF
the County OF Henrco OF the fact and that ready
10 deliver her the authorities Of Henrico County Up
TO this date she has not been demanded Of me- and che is
st in my custody. Entertaining the opinion that have
not the legal authority hold sally Anderson for an un:
reasonabe time and believing that the best Interests o1
socefT reoure that some action he taken TO secure
legal trial for all persons charged with crime nave the
honor TO ask for instructions TO govern my action
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
OBITUARY.
HssE

Brevet Major zen. Alfred Gibbs, whose death
is announced IN another column, born Apr 23 1929
and In 1892 entered West Point, where he graduated in
After graduating lie was breveted Second Lieu
tenant and assigned To the Mounted Rifles, with orders
join his regiment, then engaged In the Mexican Cam
pagn. He served through the Mexican war with honor
and was twice breveted for gallant conduct After the
Mexican he served IN California the staff Of Gen.
Perser Smith and the recall Of that officer was or
taken prisoner the breaking out OF the Rebellion but
subsequently exchanged. ON coming North he took
dan during the latter Part OF the war For gallant aud
distinguished services he made Brovet MsorGeneral
Of the Regular Army Gen. Gibbs was an officer OF the
Regular Army for % years p ot which were spent In ac
tive service.
William Curtis, r. W., Grand Secretary of the
Grand Encampment OF the o. OF o. F. died suddenly
yesterday morning at his home ~ Philadelphia He was
secretary OF the JOINT Committee OF Ior W
semicentennIa celebration on Saturday evening, ana
seemed TO be In his usual health He had been an active
and prominent member Of the order over 80 years.
Capt Charles Childs, who died suddenly
from Inflammation OF the bowels the 18th inst
efficient and worthy officer In the LIST Regiment n e.
commissioned Lieutenant In the " Hawkins Zouayes"
lie participated in all the trying and glorious battle. Ia
the battle Of Antietam An excellent tetleian m aho %
.hor1uEh u'' n1 ~ ho s3 dn,; rcrt ma los
His regimen iradcd at his funeral aud an escort &c
companied the remains TO Bridgeport, Conn., whero they
were inferred on the Iath inst
Ex-GOv. Charles S. MOrehead, of Kentucky.
died suddenly tue 2sd instant OF heart disease lie
born Nelson county, Kentucky IN lso& in carly
life began the practco OF law but soon enered npo
elected 20 tho legislature Ia lt-s
In s32 appointed AttorneyGenoral OF KENTUCKY
which ofce he held Ave In 1888 lac again went 70
the Legislature, and continued member or that body
until 1874 beng three times elected Speaker He repro
sented his State in Congress from isi 10 ISL In 1853 he
was again elected 10 the Legislature and Ia 1873 he was
chosen Governor OF the Commonwealth. lie was one OF
the delegates the Peace Convention In Washington III
1851 His endcavOrs 70 bring about the sece lion OF Ken
tucky and violent advocacy Of the rebel cause led 10
arrest and the 18th OF september 1901 he was taken
10 Fort Lafayette, where be was long confined Gov.
Morebead was old Wing. warm friend and supporter
OF Henry Clay. ThrOughOut the he was "A bitter
rebel fIe prOessed 10 be states rights man, but was
merely rebel doing all he could 10 nlure that govern
ment 10 which his state prOfessed aud owed aeg-
lance His last days spent on plantation Ia wash
lngton county Mississippi where died His rcmalns arc
10 be taken 10 Frankfort Ky. for nterment
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

An inch and a half of rain fell in Califor-
nis On tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last
NJ. w. Perkins's pOwder-mill, in West
rei Mass was demolished by explosion Oh Thursday
night Loss. $4,000
Con George w. Deitzler's dwelling and
t,rnure I'm Lawrence, Kansas, were burned on Satur
day Ldss. cas-, ,OOo Insurance, sl7ooo'
One of the robbers who broke open DR..
Shows safe at Worthington, OHIO ana TOOK uereiro"
S6,Oo0, has been arrested IN Cleveland
On Saturday evening the body of dead in,
fant found in the culyer the corner e Jones ahd
FOurth-sts.
james c. Lilies and Edward Ruth are un-
der arrest suspicion OF being concerned III the udef
OF Faulkner. the Maiden wstchman.
Five stOrehouses near Tuppers bridge,
Ottawa containing matches, sulphur, and oats, were
burned on Friday night. Loss, $4,000
"A mill in Warwick. X. l., owned by Ken.
ard q Howard aud run by Gen. James Wsterhouse for
the OF cassmere. was burned on fridsI
pIQrninR. Loss. 10000; fully insured
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
sEwISG.MACHINE PATENTS

To the Editor Of The TrtbuHe.
SIR: We notice in the columns OF IHE IRiB-
rS this morning an article in which the following oc-
cprs II may not bo generally kHown that the patent
n Wilson for the four motion feed used In all
family seEngAnachines for feeding along the cloth ex-
pred tho 10Th inst That important part Oi inc in-
turer." , -,
The four-mOtion feed is held under aud covered by
several otber patents which have been extended and
have years yet To run IL under those patents
that all the principal hugati0ns nave Deen conduetel
and the fouTnOtiOn feed cannot be made or used by
ony person not licensed under such without
Wheeler Wilson Mfg. Co., the Singer Mfg Co, Gro
yer & Baker g. NJ. Co, by
S. j. GORDON, their Attorney in fact
Netr York, Dec 80, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
rnE MuRpER oF rmE HOS Z. pARcY MaEE.

THE MURDER OF THE HON. T. DARCY MCGEE.
TORONTO. Dec. 2j.-On the opening of tho
Court. Thursday, Mr.. Cameron, counsel for Wnaen
expressed doubt about the in which tho prisoner
would have bring his appeal before the highest rib
unal IN this countrythe Court Of Error and Appeal Two
modes suggested themselves to the mind OF the counsel
and he wished the prisoner to have the benefit OF both
The plan is simply 70 obtain the leave OF the Judges
OF the Queens Bench to lay the ease before the Court OF
Appeals, the ordinary course pursued IN cV matters
and other is obtain the Fat OF the AttorneyGene
raj TO proceed in in application The first
question for the Court OF Appeal 20 decide on the matter
will whether the case properly brought before them by
either OF the modes that the prisoners counsel mas
thought fit 20 adopt This point decided IN the prisoners
favor all the long arguments urged upon the queens
Bench will have To be repeated before the Court OF Ap
peal, and left for the decision II the application, on te
other hand ia refused al the threshold OF the Court tine
prisoner viii be left to abide the order the Queens Bench
may make their decision on the 3lst inst as 70
the time OF his AS their order must be made
after the Court of Appeals decision It has become neces
sary 10 respite the prisoner until the first day on Wnc
they ngain which Is the lst OF February The Cnef
Justice has granted his certificate 10 that effect ana the
Governor General will make order accordingly, on its
being forwarded TO him.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
HMELzxL-on s..ars.,. s. 18th inst. esos. ! sehns..

scHMBLzgL-on SATURDAY, the 18th Inst George schmslIs
in the S1i year Of his sEe.
The relatives and friends family those Of bis father the late
John Sehmete respectfully attend the funeral
without further invitation uesdaV the 29b lust at II ooek
from his s,e residence No. ~ West Tweaty nnhst
TOUSLBY-At Clifton n J.. Friday Dee 25 BfA A. beloved
wife Of Charles TogssT In the SD yssr u her age.
The viii take the PAse Reformed Church. MoDday
Dec. 23 at u o'clock
Relatives and friends invited 10 senf train leaves foot OF
Chsmbersst at II IL.
vALENTIsE-On Christmas Dar Dee IS Annie ~ vii. ofwn H.
Valentine and second daughter ofthe As L. Van Duren
aged u years. and moHha
The eH Of The ftmg ar respectfully invited attend the funeral On
Nouisv Dee ~ Al clock H. from Isl Deaast Brookya
VAN YBss-Oa Saturday Dee g. Elizabeth Van Ness
daughter othe late Dr. Gsrr Iaulenbeek Of
Pompton. n
late residence No loS East Twenty uh
Monday, at O'Clock y.
Pomp;on Plains for iutermest TassiGy
Her relatives ald friends respectfully invited :" seend
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
LETTER FROM GEN LONGSTREET

HIS ESTIMATE OF GEN. GRANT-HIs PLAN OF RE-
CDESTRUCTION-THE LAWS OF CONGRESS
SHOULD BE SUPPORTED.
Gen. James LongstIeet has written the fol-
IowDE patriotic letter:
LYscHHURG, Va, Nov. 24-Ay Dear Sir Many OF our
Southern TO have lost sight OF the
doctinehe interest Of the peoptein thelr yea! 70 sI
~ old truths whether they work for veal or for woe
regret that not better prepared to meet yonr wishes
presdent Although have had the pleasure OF several
fuoryiows with him. within the last few years nave
mot sn t 10 learn appreciation OF pOntcai questions
OF the present or the future regard MS past course
and decided character the sureSt guarantees OF ms lI
-lre course The floating idea that has attached tse
the minds Of the many that he may YET prove 70 oe
Democrat, Ike many other speeulauohs that gam
cuatiUn aud credence but only serve 10 deceive ose
credulOus enough 70 Indulge theIn. ~ We
u mind the events OF the ast wo wv e such as TO
nomination for President Dy the parry tnat nc
rIcy aud snseouent events indicate that his personal
popularity Is such as 10 have turned the Daalce ~ @
favor IL to unreasonable, therefore, "
with the 0ld party His anteeedents clearly marx MN as
dheso no be marty whose basis Is the Union. and that
The Influence OF his administration VIII DC hPpeu 70 ~,
lsOple must know however that no individual unaided
can accomplish tins great pnTp9se s st s S nceSs & M
o the West. Having assurances Ol cooperation roIp
other parts OF the country he only wants that oi tne
South complete the combination when VIII give 10 MS
admnistrattOn happy adyeIH, ana a.Cpd
tons its sauary progreV That the peope o, shS
but It he difficult Iieveop that sentiment 80
ms 20 produce practical results DE1ithg nlOhg III hT
channel into whieh'chanee seems Ia have thrown me-
begin 10 ind myself. like many others ready WIN ny
theory As IT may interest you, give you cohSIsc
statement OF IT, IL you find that you can make IL useiu.
You az liberty TO do The wealth OF the South Ies
IN Us soil II this proposition IL ue' l's seduen'S ai0
equally 90 - -,
l. Labor Is essential 20 make that wealth available:
TO command labor laws must encourage ana prOtect
u Also their co-segneDts. To encourage ana lptlte
labor evidences OF protection must be naue mhhliest
through operation Of law upon the LABOR that we
have Hence Il appears that the value OF our anus de
pnd uPOn labor labor upon the law ana the lAw
eh0rco proper laws viii be as ata 10 the interests 0 e
Sanefs OF real estate ~ connscatOn Aho ye All tnnt
Congress asks US 10 do h TO avail ourselves Of the only
means by which we may avoid serious depreciation OF
our matsfal Interests That this wiz ee the practlcAl
result Of reconstruction under national legislation upon
Our tDtars.ts moving cause Of that leglslAtl0n.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE MURDER OF JOSEPH T. EARLY.

Sr JOsEPH, Mo-, Dec 24-Last evening Mr..
Joseph Early prominent lawyer. was killed by Mr.
Il. A. Green, also lawyer. The difficulty began In a
newspaper correspondence On the 22d inst. anony
communication published In The Herald OF this
city rdcung Mr. Green but not characterized by espe'
cla bitterness Yesterday morning reply appeared In
the paper oyer the signature OF br Green Bitter
epthets We're applied 70 Nj Early AZ about four o'clock
and Francssts Both gentlemen had pistols but at first
they were not used except In striking but after their
srnaraton Mr. Green drew his and fired the ball taking
effect neal NJ EarIys Ts6r fiirng lsy am AIM,
Mr. Green was at ouee taken custody by the Sheriff.
and is I'm fail Mr. Early is from Baltimore having been
only four years IN the West He leaves wife Mr. Green
is from Gaena ILL., and has been In this city less thah
year he has u wife and fout Children
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
MARRIAGE OF GEN WAGER swAYNE.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. %. Yesterdays Courier
Journal SAYS: The most notable affair in our upper
circles this week was the marriage OF Gen Wager Swayne
OF the Army 10 Miss Ellen Harris daughter OF Alfred
Harris, Esq, the wellknown lawyer large ana Dlll-
liant assembage witnessed the celebration OF the nup
als at Christ Church. the rector the Rev. James Crak
officiating. The ceremony rendered unusually I'M
posng hy the number and distinction OF the bridal party
ChiefJustce swayne and wife, parents OF the bride
groom, and Mr. and Mrs Harris, parents OF the bride
graced the OCCASION The bride attended by her sis
ter Miss Eugenia Harris Miss Dennson daughter OF the
Ex-Governor OF Ohio Miss Swayne, sister OF the bride.
groom, and Miss Kelly OF Columbus, Ohio; while Gen.
Swaynes suite consisted Of his former comradesn-arms
Col Gabe Wharton, Col Fredenberg, Col Bulwer, and
Mr.. Swayne. The company went up on the mail-DOat
Tuesday evening to Cincinnati, and thence the General
aud his bride will go TO Columbus, ONO, their future
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
M1RRfED.

BRuEOK-REiCHNASS- SaPletoa Staten Lpd srtnrsr.
Dec by Pois u Philadelphia hesu Bsueck to
Albttn. ksichinsan. No cards
RR-On Tusisy evening Dec a. s the residence
OF the brides ither D. X Lts. Ioseph K Gsrner to
daughter of William g. ni sarah Culver both VI
Brooklyo.
UAUERY-CROUCHOn ChsmAs I've Dee a. at the residence
Of the brdc parents Rev Crvoh ML g. HauGey
Getysbufg Pa 20 Miss Carissi Cfouch OF MTsiic Coaa
MlCKRgZiR-wEBsTFR-in Trinity Chapel Tuesday
Dee the G. Mt James haosenns 10 Mss
Webster daughter ofD Webster all u this cT
gUAWLOvELAsD-oa wednesiar Dec a. at the residence Of
Loyend Casean by the Rev Lewis Franea W. GeoSgs
shaw York City oYeand Of the former place.
MISUNDERSTANDING wenesday Dec 49, a, the residence
Avin LoyeAnd Cson ", b. the Rev Le"s ftsne Albeit
Lovelsnd OF Lorraine SpAulGing Of LUDLOW W.
pLUN,lER-HOwRL-Ia Whliamsbugh. Friday the 7h inst
i, ths wells Wu H. Plmssr W Allie A., daughter of
u II. Howell.
WILLIs-CALDwELLAt aH.o " Z. weisessy the aai inst
residence Of BRIDES mother b. tue Rev Or Clarke Albert
Iuone Willis Helen LOaz daughter oil the late
Samuel C9liseD, eal, OF Bzfalo.
All Notices Of Marriages nIgSl be iaa0rsed wih full
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE CHRISTMAS DOLL FESTIVAL" Al EAS
DALI!5 ISLAND.

DALL5 IsLASD.
The Thousand children to whom the city is
godfather at Randas Island had Jolly time Christ
mas The doll festival" was repeated for the 2sth
Christmas Fonr hundred dolls distributed in tho
nursery and hospital The number OF small and sick
children being ess than usual the blessing ran over into
other departments and with the accessory contributions
OF candy wooden ssimals pictures and pure gilt
watches made up q bounteous feast The visit 10 the
building idiots had some features OF peculiar KIND
tighten up the sadness Of IT, Large boys were glad 10
GET little doll and one OF them rocked aud sung hush
sybaby" apparently with lively an interest as real
mother The sObgoty and drcctness with which Young
man of liberal beard ana nusachc addressed hlnseH 10
the spinning OF top worthy OF statesman Trying
10 spin gold Into circulation instead OF greenbacks
The sniaheaded boy, known there many years
rate manner Of bOwing 10 visitors. IL now
bearded youth OF gravity than formerly aud less
of hero among his fellows. Generally the IDIOT gils
Srasned and hngged dolls with eagerness than
any childroD. In addition 10 the doll least one or
the chapains had provided large lot OF usce eaneous
tOya with candy cakes &c, which met With hospita-
BILE reception The number OF children OF all classes on
the Island ese than for many years pak-hO over lOO
The going portion had exercises m the chape at
which CominsslOnoTs Bell and brennan were present.
They reced dialogues sung hymns. and followed the
teacher In cappng hands most crcdltaby Ihe geneFAl
annenrnce oi these young victims Is decidedly out
No one need DE told that they are the unfOftn-
mates of sOciety-ussh9pcn heads. distorted eyes, scrO
ulous sIns &c That many are destined 10 snort LIE
a. All the better for them Tie absence OF better class
of children seen former years. suggests that poor
parens are taking better of their offspring or that
them bat nowhere could they be placed under kinder
oh.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Nvpsr fxnfA nAuERTs

Dee SugNohing has been done o. account OF ne
.p tok quotations nomnal contracts bae beeu mids
reals per arrobe for No u D. g. ns~ crop he ocs
Of Snrar % f.vs.a 1900 bore Lard Advancing
quoted At M Flour quiet OH Fl2 81 Batter baoJani q!
0dsOc y ib allow decinbg sas at "a DOC % Bacon hrm
anl sales ~ dJt reals gal
account of the large smoast band Petroleum sd
vancng; 0t gallon Potatoes ofn a. Ss1eAS
per barre. 6c y for Common saled snd Se or
kug.reured Sooks-Ths makst supplied; Boz BdSt reals
oahsai shoots i6s12 Empty Hogheas Advancing; salei
A. a50s3sO Iioops demsnd rect long shaved 500
AZ per long s0 thousand Freghi. d
sugar per si0si 2 per tbi suei Per hhd st9 Mo-
on P. 3fi per cent premium, United sts b0
dst. sight a2 Der dcornt short sight 2n6s rt ds
eoun 10 gold " d 6ST per lscun, sl-r sEA oo per
CENT?
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE COTTON CROP IN GEORGIA.

Intelligent planters agree that two-thirds OF
the cotton crop OF sS has already been sent forward
Many others say three fourths Of has left the pana
tous and has either been sold or Is now In WAREHOUSE
We have received about bales at this point and the
ross amount will not go 60000 against 5000 last
wear It's early maturity. and tho fine price which has
keen CONSTANTLY maintained from the beginnnc OF the
sesson have greatly facilitated It's early shipIent 10
narhe The cotton planters OF Georgia have reaped
rich harvest OF money from their crop this year one OF
two more such will mako tho State rich. IA free and Ia
dspepdent as over 10 was In It's palmles days IL Dos
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
RAIIRnAn ACCIDENTS.

BY the collision of two freight trains on the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad two miles west OF Chilli
oothe ON Thursday morning. both engineers and remen
were killed train on the Iron Mountain Railroad
was thrown from the track near Jefferson Barracks yes
terdav morning One OF the containing about
90 persons WAS precipitated down an embankment.
Nearly every person in II was injured but none fatally
"A train the Shore Line Railroad, when near Clln-
ton Conn Yesterday ran into o carriage containing l..
f. BowDs prominent merchant OF Now-HaVen, ms son
and another man. Mr.. Bowhs was very seriously iu'
iured and his had one foot cut on Sannel Wlikl-
son well known OF Pawtucket was Killed by the
cars al Providence depot on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Suicide OF MRS. Dickens.

CHICAGO, Dee. 26-Mrs. Augustus n. Dickens,
said be the widow OF Augustus Dickens. brother OF
Charles Dekens committed suicide yesterday at No. sos
North Clarkst by taking overdose OF morphine she
sent her children TO the home OF her brother-law mr
Lawrence Christmas Eye TO take part IN getting up
Christmas They remained there over night ana on
their home found their mother ON the floor dead
Mrs Dickens 81 years Of aud leaves three ehl
dren. She had suffered much lately. being dependent
almost entirely upon her friends FOR tue necessares OF Lie
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Another rich strike, edu

Another rich strike equal. if not superior,
N the famous Eherhardt mine il reported in the White
Pine district OF Nevada One OF tho mines Is estimated
to yield at the rate OF $500 per ton.
In San Francisco, on Thursday. the first
and second mates ship sentenced 10
tue Pson-ho rst ior two years aud the second
ycr-for inhnman treatment OF two spprsntlee
boys during voyage from New York
Near Lavergne in Rutherford Co, Tenn,
a few days ago. VIM. Hickman father Of nve children,
was Killed hy his wife He intoxicated and attacked
his wife win knife. and sbo compelled TO defend
hesef with stick OF wood. The killing was adjudged
mstilaba
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
nErrrR srEAMnoATs nEMANDEp.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Gen. Donaldson, Chief
Quarternaser this Military Division. has addressed
letter the Board Of Underwriters OF this city, suggest
be raised intimaing that this IA not done and the risk
OF transportation that diminished, the Gov
ernment will look other by which to supply
its mi
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Tho rg.litovs

The eg,n, new store Of Mes-. BRADsrsY Nos, 32
BoweTy presents tne this holiday ses'on
choice tock o sceei Nth
great judgment by the euarpnsng propors Their stock
comprises ib- patterns dress goods poPh sA.
eloak eloth and ncy goods all vel worth the eu
ton Of , patrons r the lhHg pren dsE the Chsms
snd NeN.YeaTs seasoa.-lror,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

them two years to learn how 10 deal with free laDor
They understand It perfectly. and every hence
will but add to the wealth and prosperity Of both races
Macon Telegraph, Doc. q.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

PRESENT TO A RAILROAD PURCHASING AGENT
ST. LOUIS, Dec 27.-rhe gentlemen of this
city who visited Omaha, and made excursion on the
Union Pacific Railroad last Fall presented tonight set
OF silver, valued 1900, 10 George W. Frost, Pur
chasing Agent OF thar road Mr. Frost said that the
Union Pacific Railroad would be completed by the 4th OF
July next
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

Premntnre of the Is when nossfass may
ssrry prevented COcO4SA 10 = tbs
san. time utrvtlsl dressing the Hair single leaeo
rsusr GLOSSY several daa Por sale ~hr
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

The "Groyer & Baker" is the favorite Sew
Ing Machine for holiday present over 100000 Of these
celebrated lnnchlne are now In uae.