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Hoohand's German BItters .
Hoonand,s German Tonic

aa combination Of an the ingrediens Of ne Bltevs,
with PURE Santa CTuz Rum, Orange, etc. n q used
for The same diseases as te Bitevs, IN cases pchers soMG
"ss'sd No. These 5reIseStes- arc entirety dfnsrent IronS
any others ddreTttsedJ for Ee cure of The disedses named,
these being scientific preparations Of ntedicindl eztraetss
,ohiIe the others are nsere decoetions Of MN jn somS
FORM The IN is decidedly one Of the asoa plea-
SAINT and agreeable remedies sueT offered to 0s ptbie.
rs taste 70 ezQtasite II fs q pleasure 10 tdks o. s0h6s fte
EVe70iving, ezhiIGrdting, and nedicinaI q~salities hauG
caused u to Be knoto1 as he greatest Of al tOntes.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On ana after May 18th, 1868, Trains
will leave Stations daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows: lTrain leaving Chicago at
Pittsburgh at Las P. M, leaves daily.
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FRoM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD s,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1907.
Land "H0ofasd7s German Biters q nOt an SnsoS-
sedttn0 beverage, bat Is a good tonic, usgaI IN disorders
Of The digestive organs, and Of great beaedt in cases Of
6tostttg and tcdnt Of nezrous action, In fe syste1n-
4 Z N'G1So ". wooDWAkD.
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Consistings CT Violins, Accordeons, Flutes.
Flies, Flagilits, Picooloes; Claronets, Quit
ars, sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
STILL. LATER.

WAsHIverox. Feb. 26th-Midnight.
Gen. Thom@ appeared in Supreme
Csart today, accompanied by his
counsel Richard T. Merrick and Walter
S. Cox, with Joseph Bradley, Sr., advis-
ing counsel, Judges Oliver, & Fisher oc-
cupied the bench with Judge Carter. A
subpoena was issued for Stanton 10 appear
and bring his Commission as Secretary
of War and certain other papers. Case
postponed until tomorrow.
WAsuINeroN, Feb. 27lh.-Carpenter,
of Wis, opened for Stanton; Thomas
was allowed to leave Court without bail
The Senate committee, TO whom was
referred Impeachment message from the
House. reported y series of resolutions
thereon and propose . like action on the
case. resolutions were adopted without
dissent. and an order made for the APP
pearance of Andrew Johnson at the bar
af the Senate.
The delay of the House committee on
reporting on the articles Of i1npeach'
ment is said 10 be owing to the fact thai
an impression exists that 1t cannot be
converted in a permanent charge by the
Senate of his violating the tenure Of
office act, hence the committee are to.
day engaged in forming articles with q
view to secure a. united party vote.
Report says the Treasurer refuses Il
honor S~tanton's acquisitions as Secretary
Of War.
Grand Jury convenes in this distric
on Monday next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
BY PH.
~~NVNON0
REPORTED EXPRESSLY Fos THE ADVERTISER.

1
W~AsHINoToN, Feb. 23.-The Presi
den. removes Stanton, aud appoints Lo'
renzo Thomas Secretary of War. ad an
ferim. Stanton refuses to give up th'
office. Thomas threatens TO use th'
military TO oust him.
The President sent to-day the nOmin.
alton of Thos. Ewing, ST., as Secretary
Of War.
WAsHIscroN, Feb. 24.-Gen. Geo
H Thomas telegraphs Senator Wade de.
cliniug the Brevet rendered him by the
President.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Debates OF
impeachment commenced at 10 O'Clock
Many speeches are being made. The
final vote taken at a late hour on i'm
parchment resulted, yeas I26, nays Az
WAsH1NeToN, Feb. 25,h. = Stevens,
Paine and Bingham, were appinIed a
committee from the House, TO prosecute
the impeachment of johnson at. the bar OF
the Senate to-day. Wade said the Sen
ate would take action on the resolution
adopted. The House appointed seven
members as a committee to take evil
dence under oath on the Impeachment
question. The excitement over impeach-
ment is considerably diminished. Busi.
ness at the War office is attended to as
usual. Thomas made no further demands
for the records of the War Department.
Emery called at the Adjutant Generals
Office for private mails and went home.
CHICAGO. Feb. 25th.-An immense
meeting was held here tonight, sus-
tanning the action of Congress on the
impeachment of the President. Specials
from Washington say the committee
have positive evidence that Johnson en-
deavored TO excite a conspiracy against
Stanton and Congress. One arucle to
be presented will arraign him on that
charge. General Emery, commanding
the district, will sustain this charge. Il
is believed by prominent parties that
about three weeks will be occupied be
fore a final vote is received from the
Senate on the question. The President
is irriiated and Respondent tonight. be-
cause Stanberry made no application for
quo w~arFdnto. He sent a lengthy mes
sage to the Senate yesterday, giving his
reasons for removing Stanton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
Our Washington correspondence,

IA6AANG IONl ECO' 49, 49,
.AdUerAser: Has II ever been yuul
misfortune 10 transact business In W ash
lngion, either with any Of the Depart
m1uIs or with C~ongresss 1t not IheL
you can form but a poor idea of Inc de-
iuy aud red tape. An admirably Illus
tralIve anecdote is tod among at SUI.
Ierers. A gentleman having business
IN Washington, reached here twenty-five
years ago, by a morning tram, AID re-
fused 10 lake q rOOm a. Lne nOIei, Claim
my that he would get through III ume
IO return by the evening tram by Ihe
same day. Last week no died Ia IhIs
CIy, a bankrupt. aud was buried az Ihe
EXPENSE Of the Guy.
Congress Is Sill discussing The recon
sIruclIUn question. For Two Gays past
however, GnIs, III 3hs Senate, has gwen
way Tor a consideration VI the Mary
iaud SenaIorshIp. Ihe whole subject is
undergoing another ventilation. Il was
supposed a v9Ie would Dc reached to-day
Bur owing 10 she illness OF keveruy
Johnson, 1t will not be AIKEN before 10
MORROW. There seems TO be but one
opinion IN regard 10 tins question; anu
ina IS that lie Will be rejected
The debate ga she new reconstruction
question, especially Ia the Senate, has
Ueen thorough, carrying The conviction
that even II mIslaKes may have heeh
made IN the mIuor details of the Con-
gr6sslonal plan, there remains not any
doubt as 10 the correctness Of the greas
principles which are It's basis. Senators
Morton. Pomeroy, Nye, Cragin. Howe,
Williams. Stewart. Morrill,, Drake, Har-
ian aud Upton, have ali made lengthy
aud telling speeches on this question, all
ot which ougnI 10 have cIrcula-
lion among the people,
The Railroad interests throughout the
entire country IS largely represented
here. Nebraska has delegates from Ne
maha, Richardson, OtOe, and Dakota
counties, asking grants TO aid IN the CON
sIruclIon of roads leading west. The
bill granting lands to the BrownvIlle, Fit.
Kearney & Pacific Railroad Company,
will, IN all probability, be reported by
the Committee TO Inc Senate to morrow.
The claim Is regarded as a merltoslous
one, aud there IS 20 good reason why It
should not become a law. The present,
however, Is rather an unfortunate time
tor such enterprises. Being near the
close of the Presidential term, leading
are busy making Presidents" and
one of the great hob0les Is ..retrench
menI," ECONOMY" &C.. all, of course,
important IN themselves, but NAV be over
done. Nebraska is beuer advertised
this winter, than ever before.
The Nebraska Judgeship is not We,
disposed Of. The JUDICIARY committee
have reported favorabiy as to the coufr.
.HauOn Of Mr.. WorIhlnglon, and action
may be had any day. This is a vexed
question. upon which our Senators are
divided.
Another question, promising 10 be
''yexed" was the nomination by the Pres
Of Gen Sherman as breveI Gene.
raj The General himself, however.
has put a quIetus upon the whole affair,
by Ielegraphing bis brother Sen. Sher.
man, that he will not accept the position,
and asks the Senate not TO confirm him.
"A. j." undoubtedly means: trouble
BY sending up the name of Gen, Sher.
man; but the gallant soldier declines to
be used as a ''tool."
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

Mr.. Sumner to-day introduced a mem
orial from cilizens Of Massachusetts ask
inc that the Office Of the President Of the
United States be abolished.
MI. O'Niel Of Pennsylvania inlTOauc-
ed the following singular resolution N
the House. to-day.
Be If RESOLVED, &C., That the Treas
urer of the United States is hereby d.
rected 10 open a certain wooden box
marked riewels, &c" locked with a pad
lock and tied in various directions with
red tape, and bearing the red wax sea-
Of the Patent Office at all the crossing;
of the tape, which has for many years
Been deposited in the vault Of the treas
nv. so as to ascertain the contents there.
of and report the same to Congress-"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
Roorronr. No. Feb. 25th.


Editor advertiser: The people of this
usually quiet place have been much in
terested In a horse race which came off
here today. w. N. Thompson ran his
celebrated horse "Wld Charley" over
a distance of six hundredyards against
A.. B, DGfee's horse Texas" for a
5000 purse. "Wld Charley won the
race by ninety feet. Il is claimed that
-"WIld Charley is a thoroughbred. i'm
ported 10 Illinois from the stables of the
Duke Of Huntington, England, and hat
Texas" is a wild horse from the p~rsiFies
of that State. and but recently trsined TO
the saddle by Maj. Durfee, his presens
owner.
Young Robert Taylor, who recently
shot his slep-falher. P. G. Morgan, Ii
Sonora. was a short time since exam
ined before Justices Windsor and Hurst,
on a charge of an assault with intent to
kill. and was bound over in the sum of
S. 5000, TO appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court.
This county recently appropriated
1000 to construct a levee on the Nish-
nebouany in the north. west corner of
the county. to protect the farms in the
valley of this river from overflow by the
June freshels and high FRANKS of the
'old Muddy" The Council Bluffs and
St. Joe. R. R. Co. are now constructing
the levee.
The farmers of this county are ac,iv-
ly preparing for seeding. The Spring
is opening up early.
We look every Friday for the COM
ing Of the advertiser, and are much in.
teres.ed in your farmers department.
To Be CoErINUED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
The County CONVENTION.

"A County Convention has been called
to meet in this city on the Lib Of April
next. The Central CommHtee met al
the Headquarters of the Republican
Club on Thursdayof lastweek and trans
acted their business in a spirit of cOncili-
alton and harmony. Ell cOncurred that
unity of action and lhe success of repub-
lican principles were Of paramount i'm
poFtauce, and hat all individual and To-
cal interest, must yield the ground to the
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
Senator linton.

We devote the greater part Of our
space this week to the speech of Senator
Upton delivered in the U. S. Senate
-crowding out editorial matter, valua-
bic communications already in type and
much other interesting matter which we
intended to have published. The speech
is of more general interest to all our
readers and we are happy to lay it be-
fore them SO soon after It's delivery.
Mr.. Tipton's friends intend to press
his claims for recollection before the next
Legislative Assembly of the State, and
they are anxious, and it is fitting that
the electors should know The ground
wherein he rests his faith, and the abil-
ity wherewith he pushes his conclusions
before the Senate. So Tar as ~reconstruc-
ton is concerned we believe the Sena-
tor stands upon the only lenable ground
there is in the premises. He contends
that when General Lee surrendered his
sword that the territory composing the
insurrec,ionary States stood to the Unit
ed States in the position of a conquered
province and IN accordance with the ee-
MUS of our institutions shonld be con-
siructed first into Territorial Govern
menss, and then so soon as may be into
loyal States under the control of undoud,.
ed Union men, tegar dless of color, ed
u%cation, or previous condition. The Sen
aIor's speech is well worthy of careful
Perusal. Read it and hand il to your
neighbOr, with instruction 20 do like
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27


We have received No. ! Vol. / of The
Repudiator, a weekly newspaper published
ed by b. b. Taylor & Co. ST. Louis,
Mo-, and from IL we learn that 1.-The Ob-
lee. of this Journal will be to accomplish
The Reputation of the so called national
debt" $50 for as relates to party
politics, and in all other respects. The
Repudidtor is an independent journal"
I'VE are grati6ed that we can truth,
fully state, however, that in philosophy
in principle and in fact we are and ever
have been a Democrat"
just SO. Now who will doubt the wis
dom of the Republican policy of recon
slrucuon which seeks 10 amend the Con-
slilullon by adding thereto the proposed
l4Ih arIIcle submitted by Congress to the
States for ratification.
If the Constitution of the U. S. is 80
amended, then the 80 called national
debt" will have become a sacred obllga-
uon, and must be paid. The RepublI-
can legislatures of Ohio and New Jer.
-sey raltled the Amendment of the Con-
sIluIion by the addition of this article
one short year ago but the Democratic
Legislatures of the same States have
recently voted 10 Withdraw such ralltcA-
non and leave reputation an open ques-
uon. We are now informed by this
new independent exponent Of DemOcra-
cy, that in philosophy, IN principal and
tact" Il Democrat Is necessarily a Repu-
dIa,or OF the National Debt. La order
that the advocacy OF such obnoxious Prln-
clpals may mol inJure the standing OF Ihe
Democratic party with those whO cann0I
lndorse this feature Of the platform u Is
doubtless WISE and dIsCreie IN The lead
ers 10 send out IneIr advanced guards as
I-ndsDeDdeul
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that on the Both day OF Msreh
1868, at O'CLOCK, I. M. OF said day I will offer for
sale at the door OF the Court House in ~Tecumseh, John
son county, Nebraska, the following described real es-
tate situate in said county Of Johnson, to wit: The
sous half Of tbs southwest quarter Of section q I've.
township four range eleven east all Of said real G-
tate beng taken As The property Of John D. Hurd on
an execution issued cut If the District Court OF John
son county, Nebra- ka, in favor OF the pIai ntif in Q
case wherein Joshua Deputy is plointif and John ID.
HuTd and James W. Deputy are defendants, and 10 me
directed as sheriff OF sad cJUnfy Of Johnson.
Given under my hand this 1lstday Of g. ebruary, 1859.
22-4t- lad S. S. ROGERS Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
LATER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Midnight.-
Thomas has been released on a writ of
habeas corpus. The President directs
that ThOnas apply for a wri' OF quo war-
Tanfo and serve it on Stanton. 10 show
by what right he exercises the duties of
Secretary of War.
The authorities are thinking of de-
clarlng marshal law in Washington until
the difficulties are setlled, or until the
excitement abates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
national Issues now agitating the cOun-

national Issues now agitating the eOun-
try.
The members of the Central Commit
tee are all staunch republicans and are
deserving Of great praise for the concil-
iatory spirit with which each entered up
on the business before them. The resO-
luton passed and presented with the call
plainly speaks the irrevocable purpose Of
each member to work early and late for
the nomination and election of earnest
Republicans 10 fill the various Offices in
the "entire circle from Alderman to the
Presidential Chair"
Let every Republican voter in the
county see to it that the resolve Of the
committee be the watChword Of the par
ty in the coming canvass,and success will
then crown our efforts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

Through the kindness Of A. D. Marsh,
P. NJ, we are permitted to make ihefol-
lowing extract from a letter from Sena-
tor Upton;
s'This day Mcpherson, Furnas and
myself were before the Committee on
Public Lands, and the Chairman IS IA
vorably disposed toward our Bill, and we
think we will receive a favorable report
from the Committee."
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

I ,l3O Prizes, amounting to SIA
Tickets Sl2, Halves Sc, Quarters S.
70 The above NAGEIFIcENT sIE0LE-sUmn
LOTTERY will be drawn IN PUBLIC, In COTNGTH
KY, by taTee swOru Commissioner, a. OchcERL
a. the corner OF Fourth am Madis0E 8 S. TheKsEuF
state Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises, bltrspus
bic Money Lotteries that have been conducted M1
past thirty years, and are drawn under the s1lhnI
of a charter from TIE State. and bonds are g7Ia
the payment Of ali prizes. The Official Iist o. alull
drawing prizes will be published Ia The New YokaH
aid CINCINNATI Da~ily.COmmeTca al and CiHcinnalGs
ma papers.
1--we draw two Lotteries daily, and give pgJ1
he advantage Of SELECTING THEIR OWN gNsEA
Send your address for a circular.
Address all orders to
FRANCE, SMITH s. CO.,
Box ga COFINGTOE H
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
RepnOIlean State COEentlOn.

A State Convention will be held at Nebraska
City on Wednesday, April 10th, 1868 at Il O'Clock
NJ, to elect Delegates to represent the Republican
party of Nebraska at the National Convention to
be held at Chicago, May goth, next. Also, a can
didate for Member of Congress, Governor, Secre-
tary Of State, Auditor. Treasurer, 3 Presidential
Electors, and the delegates present from each judi
cial district viii nominate a suitable person for
District Attorney, for their respective districts.
The Convention will be organized as follows
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
G. P. BERKELEY.

CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTED.
Grainer, Glider, Giazier aud PaPer-Hanger
All work done on Short Notice. Favorable Terms ana
warranted. Oaics ever Tsare * Co.'s st re. Main 81.
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA. I2-2Iel
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
Call for Republican County Con-
YRnfiOn.

Republican County Convention viii be held at
Brownville on Saturday, April 18th, 1858, at Il
o clock, NJ, to elect Gve Delegates to represent Ne
maha County in the Republican State Convention
to be held at Nebraska City on the 29th day Of
April 1858, and to do such other business as may be
of interests the party in this county. The Re
publicsns Of each precinct in the County are re-
quested to hold meetings on the 4th Ct April to
elect Delegates to attend said County Convention
Each precinct is entitled to the number Of dele
nnAon % fnIIn-a rir.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

A State Central Committee is TO be elected for
the coming campaign, the place of holding the
next State Convention designated, the basis Of re.
presentation for Succeeding State Conventions
agreed upon, and other important business will be
brought before the Convention.
Republicans, send delegates, and let no on coun.
ty be unrepresented.
ST. A.D. BALooMBE, Chairman.
Omaha, Jan. Goth, 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
LOST OR STOLEN
FARM FOR SALE

One white and spotted Black Slut Pup. A LIbera
Reward will DO paid for her delivery at
21-lt HACKNEY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
Kentucky Letter..
For the benefit Of shelby Con...
FRANCE. SMITH & co.
MANAGERS.

VII be Drawn IN COUingfon, a
CLASS-B. Feb. I4tb, 1853.
CLASS u
February 29fh, 1855,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

WI STOUT offers his Farm in secti ion %, town 3,
Range IS in Richardson county, Neb for sale, stu
aIed eight miles southwest Of AspiuwaII. IL is ali
uuder renee and cultivation except IS acres OF ii mber.
Well watered. Persons desiring to purchase will call
on Mr. Stout one mile south Of J. E. Crows, Monte
reg, Richardson county, Nebraska. 2I-6t
"ANTED-TeGcaeTs. SfHdcnfs, and other
w intelligent Men and Women. in a bus. a IS pay
ing 500 to SO per month. &C Ordlng ~ ability.
For particulars address, ZEIGLER, CUR & CO.,
Lombard Block, Chicago. III. I2-2I-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27

The above sppOrtiOament is made from the vote
for Congressman, at the October election of 1866
that being the last strictly party vote given in this
County. We hope to see a full attendance at the
Convention, and that every preciact will be fully
represented.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27


Saline, Lincoln and
SaTpy ...s.s.......s.2
Douglas ..s.......-..8
Dodge ]
Piatte---- - 1888. i
Washington ...-....-2
Washington and Burt. /
Hall, Buffalo & Merrick |
Burt and Cunning 81
Dakota ......l
Dixon, Cedar and L.
Eau qui court e. ....l
Dodge, Cunning. Stan
ton Dakota, Dixon,
Cedar, L'Eauquicourt
and Pierce ]
PaWnee --....-..--.. I
so
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27


Richardson County.-.5
Nemaha county
Nemaha, Richardson,
and j hnsOn
Pawnee, Gage, Jefer-
son, Saline and Lam
caster 80
Gage and Jefferson
johnson -.
OtOe -.
Lancas er ...........l
Cass D
Cass, Sarpy, Saunders
Butler and Seward. Il
Saunders Seward and
Butlar Il
Platte, Meriick, Hall,
Buffalo. Kearney and
--r-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
NebrosIfa a0Uertiser

JARVIS s. CHURCH, Editor.
BROWNVILLE, THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1858.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-10
REMOVAL.

UTALKUP & URY HAVE REMOVED
w their Boot and Shoe Store from No 81 to 1913
South High street, opposite the Goodale House, lst
door south of McColm, Miles McDonads Grocery,
where they wouli be happy to see all their old
customers.
Columbus, Ohio, April 7. 1868. apr7. diff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-10
FOR SALE.


VHlNE SWRURBERY AND FLOWER
Il ROOTS FOR SALE.-ihe popular resort
known as Old Joe's Garden, having bceJ purchased
by o. p. Tong, of Chic go all the shrubbery trees,
or small quantities, at reasonable prices. also.
some of the best and cheapest lots in the city, north
of the DEPOT near High and Summit streets. Also,
a fine carriage buggy, express wagon and harness
will be traded for. Inqaire at Old Joe's Garden,
or at Rose Cottage on High street, north of depet
febI-d3ms&w THEODORE TONG,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-10
LOTS FOR Sale.

LOTS FOR SALE.
10 CITY LOTS, VARYING In SIZE,
20 location and price; situated short distance
residence of the late W. b. Hubbard. Also, three
fine lots in block l59 feet by 1871 situated on
north side of East Oak street, near East Public
lane. For terms, apply to
WIN. A. GILL,
No. 80 North High street.
Columbus. Ohio, March o. 1868. mch1O-d2m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-10
NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION,

To the Qualified Voters of the City of Co.
lunabuS:
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAILURE
of the passage of the law providing for the hold
ing of the election of the Members of the Board of
Education the first Monday of April, the day for
the regular Spring Elections in the State
An Election will be Held
In the Second, Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards of
the city of Columbus. on
Monday, the 18th day of April, 1855,
For the purpose of electing one Member of the
Board of Education of the city of Columbus in the
respective wards aforesaid.
The polls opening at O'Clock A. NJ, and closing
at o'clock P. NJ, will be held at the places desg-
mated. as follows:
I'd Ward-Yo oungs Carpenter Shop.
4th e -Zetter House.
9th =" -l.aurenz Schneider's Grocery.
9Th " North Engine House.
Done at the city of Columbus, under my official
IsEAL.] seal and signature, this 4th day of April,
A. ID. 1868.
apr6-dtd-r JAMES G. BULL, Mayor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-01
Piokens. .oonrt blouse.

~
I'he delegate from Piokcns yesterday as.
serted, III Convention, that il was impossible
to. obtain a mcal's victuals or drink Of whis.
key at the Court House town Of this District
What says tho Keowec Courier? I?
|, ~ II S[CAariestoh dtescu,y !.
Whilst We humbly mourn in sack. .cloth and
ashes the fallen condition Of our Court House
town, yet if there be one righteous, spare it.
fWo arc candid to admit that, Auburn like, its
l"sports aro fled" aud its "clarms with
drawn" but we will not yield the assertions
reported above Wo boast Of n first-class
boarding house, the comforts aud hospitali-
tics of which are we'll attcstcd by those who
havc solicited them; and, as VIC sometimes
take little, only when syls or want it
wc can safely say wo have mover failed. Not.
withstanding this, tho Delegate from Pickens
has our hcartcst wishes for tho success Of tho
petition.