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DBPARTAEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UErlp STATES PArgsr. OHYIcB,
WAAHIHQrOH. Aareh lNa


On the petition Of EDWARD LISpSEl, of EswYork,
pray for the eItsnsien Of patent granted to
him the 9Th day Of June, 1854, and rsissusd In two
divisions December o. lse: and aumbsrsa. re.Pse-
Repeating AID Needle Gun, for seven years from
the expiration q said patent. which takes place
II Is ordered that The said petition be heard Of the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day q Juns
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Ale In the Patent 0iee their objections. specially
set forth in writing, at least tto<ntp days before
the day 81 hearing; ali testimony fled 81 either
party to be ussdat the said hearing. must be taken
ONCE, hich will be furnished OF application.
Dispositions and other Papsrs rel cd upon as testi-
srs hs day Of hsarinC the arguments. fany. within
ten days Aftsr fling the testimony
ordered. also, that this notice b Published In
he Rsru,LIoAl and The llgsneer, Weshin Gton.
D. c., and In the Atids, New Ysrk, y. T., snes
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
pneis.ti9ps e be At least sixty d' IrsyiSu' 10
ap2-fh% Acting Com missosr Of Pateut,
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anS!hoS q Il: sans ysig:: No Blsnt.;
arsEn 9.isss, EIes. from III. Soapss, '' sna
~ s Mti' S.I.s siI fl.. ss \ se To-
ai MS.rsst; eAkf .1s fsSs s sta; u.s.
Jackson. Pubqqg., seying Machine. sio3, Philip
ws.h!.t,ss y la.sil SS1 s 'tS'i E 5
!:s S"s $;sI;.s bsa a Ssi:
BrssS:s sse; *. n iststt.SfES :a.ea:
BuiIsIS, go J. BS.fr.sS, New Bedford. Mass:
.sm 81. G.fR ded f'Y Watss s
s sl%TpS s,: Giit' Wife, SrIsssy % ra hHM
h saa. qSsn H. vs. rsashl .dSS.
AVE-; S;.I E6i.;;a ..n r;aS sS
OPINION. OF TEE Pass -"'Musiesi Festivals,
several time, Postponed, esmPsling purchaser, q
onfy MiI :yss% q $.tri6utins !: he old and p4pu
dslsr ,Ss psa IL sySi e
tu.ins:. md ss:sTa. .h.Tf success. You ' t esaPct
fssss Geo rsa tfsT niDss ~
f'TRc METROPOLITAN, Gift Company arc di.tribut.
ing many valuable prizes we6ave ranIned their
ih.n frs.snt.Iion fsstIys;. ashley draw every
az s asSa aS' ~ 70 10 P''''
"The ON establishment q II iHrEa. WILSON 4
ye.tnsni !. but . cent. Tor chance. and III. prize
t5oC s5i;s, which he promptly received ''-7ims'.
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guar
w SCI fisfsi; Tor One Dollar, Is for Two Dol.
AT ''''' Z GisSS $S sIs.ss.,,q
RED JACKET AXE.
CoLBURN's PATENT-JULr alsU
TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING.
WE CLAIM 1T WILL CUT TWENTY .PIvE (sS)
PER CENT MORN CORD WOOD PER DAY
THAN ANY OTHER AXE MADE
McKhnsroar, Dee. 10. 1897,
Mgssks. LIPrIscorr 4 Co.
sIhsi have fully tried yosr. Patent Axe and And
that II 10 all that you claim for u. II will chop
faster than any other Axe that ! eyer saw, and
not chop three days withou one for the cost.
need not SAY any nors,f0r any man that tries one
will be satisfied,
CAUTION.
The Axe and the Label are both patented, Ia
fringers these patents vil be prosecuted accord
ing 10 law, Vendors or dealers, and persons us M
any Infringement, liable with the maxi or Of The
For sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturer,
LlrPINCoTT BAkRwRLL,
(SuooRssoRs TO LIPPBeorr 4 Cod
SOLE OWNERS OF THE PATENTS,
Pitisburg, Pa.
vNTuy wtrV vnu wnpu Rnp DER nay
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GEORGETOWN MATHIS.

In the Post Once. aeorsstovn, d. O., April
Q. 1903: "
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On A BRNDER.--Yesterdayo one of the por-
tiers Of Christy Boyle's hotel, named Thomas
Owens, charged himself heavily with blue
nue. Hotel, where he became quite boisterous,
and demanded an entrance Upon being re-
fused, he drew q "Smith d NELSON'S" four
omcer Xiii, OF the Fourth ward. put the iron
hand of the law upon the "rampager," and es-
corted him to the station-house, where, after
sleeping off his drunk, he was taken before
Justice Harper, who fined him $50 for carrying
pistol. He may consider that he got Off easy
on that spree.
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n u A N o.
~ No. Peruvian Gnano. Best Super Phosphate.
Pure Ground Bone, Fish Huano, Plaster, Phos.
phatic Guanos. &e. for sale By dg". L WHITE.
$50 Front street, New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
The Sixth Literary and Musical Sociable ofthe
season, which was neceasarily postponed from
the Sd Instant, will take place at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, over
y. IN. Avery select programme will be pre-
| sented under the direction Of the entertain
ment comm lttee.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USITED srArks PATENT oIyIcE,

4
- UNITED STATES PATENT 0YvIcR,
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1895.
On the petition Of JOHN TAGaAkr, OF Boston,
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
MasSi.. r az c,, b ~ tar ss,Sn rssps
from the ~, ssPisaiion q said gs!cn' which lakes
10 ordered that the said petition be hoard Of the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next at II osloek, m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
in the Patent Odes their objections, specially sst
forth !, wrI.in9, A. least i.s.ty tsJs before the
e Be used a. the said hs.rip! nu,t BE- taken and
which will be furuiahed On application.
Deposition. and other papers relied upen e. tss-
Hmony, must be hlsd In the once fDentp days before
the day Of hsarinyi the arguments. II any. within
tan days after nling the testimony.
the Rsrul LI0AS and the IntslIigsncsr, Washing.
ton, D. g., and In the !osrndI. Boston, a.s.
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF
s.id publication. to be at least sky day, Previous
Ap2-fhM Aotiug Com mi sriouer Of Patsuts
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REAL ESTATE TRANsBEns.-The following
transfers have been reported; Part Of lot 8, 10
square 100, 20 feet on street south, at 5000
Seventh street west, at 800; lot 0, In square
3ss, at s!7ii part lot Q, In square 3ss, at $500;
part Of lot Is, south Of square bl6, west 1917
feet on street north, at a2 900; lot II and part
of lot 10, In square 81 at 200; part lot 49, In
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

LOOK OUT FOR HoRsE THIEvRs.-Mr. Rich
ard N. Darnall, who resides near Bladensburg
Maryland, had two fine mares, valued at $3.50
stolen from his premises yesterday morning
The unknown parties were seen passing
through the above named village between day
possessi On.
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MEDALS To UNIFIED STATES ExHIDIToRs AT
THE PARIS ExHIBITioN-Thc gold, silver, and
bronze medals which were awarded to the
United States exhibitors at the Paris Exhibi.
ton, arrived at New York by the steamer St..
Laurent from Havre. There are several hum
dred Of these medals, each of which is set In a
glass frame, and seventeen large cases were
required to contain them. They are consigned
and will be forwarded by him to Washington.
They will be placed on public exhibition at the
Capitol for short time, and afterwards dis
tributel to their owners,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

THE PLAsTERERs AND BooHBISBRRs.-The
Bookbinders' Association, of this city, having
been the first trades association thatacknowl-
edged and sympathized with the Joufneymen
. series Of resolutions and voting $50 for the
relief Of the strikers, the JourneyInen Plaster
ers' Association have just had the resolutions
msnship Is most excellent, and was executed
by member of the Plasterers' Association.
II is now on exhibition at Trades Union Hall,
In the hall OF the PIasterers' Association.
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association was organized Wednesday eve
ming, on the old plan, by the election OF the
following officers, viz: George II. Plant, presi-
tors: II. A. willard, Jno P. Hilton, ii. @. Gil,
J. W. Barker, N. s. Thompson, d. Wesley
Middleton, jr.; N. Callan, treasurer U. Stoors,
attorney; Fred Koones, secretary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

The DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE Ex
RoUrIvg COMMITTEE met at the office of the
Evening Union, at o o'olock. p. m, yesterday,
ana aiter 2 g genera consnitation upon M
journcd to meet again at the same office, OF
Tuesday, the 18th Instant, at I O'Clock, p. m
The committee will then determine upon tn,
call and the time for electing delegates to the
city nominating anti-Radical convention fol
nominating an anti-Radical candidate fol
mayor.
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A SUBJECT OF PRorEsr.-Mr. VIM. E. Stew.
art is about to apply for a license to open 9
OF Twelfth street. Against this a protest will
be entered BY other restaurant keepers In tina,
locality. The protesting parties urge that the
act of July, 1904 prohibits the sale ofspirituoui
liquors In any booth at or near the lsh wharves
established by law. 1t 10 possible that the
Board Of Police may approve the granting Of
a license; but in case such license Is granted
and complaint is regularly made Of the sale Of
spirituois liquors, the protesting parties con.
tend that the "owner or occupant" of the
out license, under the law referred to,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

NoMINATIoNs by PRIMADY Ell EoTIoSs.-We
perceive that Republicans are ngitating the
subject Of making nominations for office at
party shall have ah0bportunity to PARTED patel
Instead of nominating by delegates from the
ward clubs. This feature has been introduced
into many of the northern and western States
by political parties, and works well. Under
this system the best and most competent men
are selected, leaving political intriguers and
tricksters out In the cold.
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Personal

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
%1RP6RATT0Y S9Si P9I'f i N0TTCE-Pa6iic Notice i
SntsmaI G,brnu,.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REyESuE,
FOURTH DISTRICT, STATE 0F NsW.lokk
Omeill No 81 CHANBKRssT., NKw YORK Jaue 70, 1908
NOTICE is hereby given that | have dis
~ trained upon lot hundred and barrels ass
titled Spirits marked B FOR the satisfaction Of taxes and peaa aat
the United states under section 20 act Of March o on an onca
eeled bond for transportation given BY Frank bdwans
January TO- Aud for At PUBLIC AOCTON
the said 28s barrels Of distilled Spirits fin hond al the u bonde
Warehouse Nos Is Whhaltst on We ns aAy OF JUN
'' " - ''O'' ~ WIG '''''' J. r. BAILEY Collector.
The above SALE adjourned August - 1859 a. .ns use ana
pax JAY l. lS6a. r D. T. SAlLAA, Vslses0f.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

gorss, Carriages, &t,
AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART
~ Boafuay aud rvsnh regular pubic ta'es of HORSES
CARRiAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything usei
rGrs end dgar ere beM e,,r "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
tbonout yer 80 Burers vu aUavs lLd number "
Horses suitable light driving slt heavy wor 81 these sales
especially advertised lot The largest assortment ol new
mi second hand Crress great Of Harness
hand ao vsrg superior Pax Phse,lls ty Muer NepheHs
INTANTED-A BLACK HORSE mo whitc)
w hands flstysh. souL and Webre-b oli and that
viii be warranted. Boz No. 7i3 Eea.Iort Po'tOhce.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK Monday, Aug 10. 1868
No movements of note occurred in the rea
estate market to-day.
GENERAL REALEsTATE ITEMs.

GENERAL REALEsTATE ITEMS
The widening of TremOnt-st., Boston, mas
been commenced. ,s.
Valuation of real estate in Waltham, Mass s.;
as7l5 sO0 number Of dwellings, LOIS; acres OF iA, V'
Valuation of real estate in Newton M MaSsc, nSv
s9lO6I. The town has approIrioa,IC,Tin y, cine house
Sinclair's Hotel in Bethlehem, n H., so was sonu so1,
on Tuesday 10 Me,srs Abbott and Durgn, w VIII tvcreas
plate immediate eulargcmcnts to Keep p"oe WIZ"
tng mountain travel. 1l -
FrorI, VrisIev. for eG6.334, has purchased a
lave it ~ iaud at the junction Of the westel suo
Dartmouth-st. aud the south side OF hun'i"s'' w.
Boston. o.. -. -
Az Roston Highlands Mass, on st. James-st
~ =, 80 Lts urIrrhased from John Anderson Tor
ll20JO handsome residence win nearly W'OVO leo' VI
land
rrav Tsg the old Gen. Curtis farm on the nat, near
fbe dam Mount Morris, y. " about 200 acres-cohsldeIa
ton, t2OOO ,
John A. Whipple, for $4,000, has purchased
4be old Israel Whitney estate IN Tempe-pace, Boston
H. s9 rc-rd for 81 500 small estate In Chelsea,
on the northwest side Of Shawmut-st, Win 25O square
feet of land.
Many improvements have been made IN ana
around the ETIe Basin al Buffalo, this season. Ola docks
have been repaired and new ones are being put up,
The dock, al the foot OF ManSt ana along ihe naOo
have been repaired ana are now IN safe cOndltl0h
The gravel trains are now running night and
day. engaged ~ filing up portion OF the ChuIS-s uis
triCt, Boston. one track comes UP GrenVlle-pa%Je, %
crosses Church-S aud the ears are rapidly nhs up nc
vacant square 40 Nos l2t, l2o $50 ana I01
Numerous persons are hand every evening WaichhS
the proceeding, by the light Of locomotive relec'or'
The other track runs up Ferdinand 10 tdyettesV'
Two wealthy. enteryrising gentlemen of
Harrison County, ohio, nave purchased toWislp 80 80
Ises square iu Nebraska, of Government lana ana pro
acres They intend 70 close % WIN heugG .. Ino ESaE $50
orange - miles in length They VIII hre an telI ldpO
and use the most improved asrlcuIluia @ al
tending 10 put the whole farm INTO WHSai as ds, "S Po'
siDe IL viii take 10000 bushels 20 seed this farln
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
goaro anO 2COoms.

4 very desirable SUITE Of ROOMS, and one
~ sing room can ice bad with without board! Ses
Engaud family o. The highest espeaby aud hiscice al NO ~
We.t Eevnihst Gentlemen preferred Rest rrir-erces
BOARD WANTED for the Fall and Winter,
- by an American Family consisting four persons 90
qurrd between sen hb aud Forthst, a LrtHg"a
ightraves References given aud required Address Ar M
particulars. terms sc BONA flDB. Tribune ohee
DOARDING NG.-Largc, elcgautly-furni'hcd
ID ROOMS With board sngly a sue - No 9 Eerellt
D door g. Hni-aTe
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

miscellaneous.
---l.-.---------.l-------.--...
DONE DUST FOR SALE.-Apply to CHRIS
ID TAE sCHWARTZ. NO $50 kas' Ftr.th'rist
EOR SALE-Four first quality HAND ELE-
vATOES. 1SrAS y STEPS each sih heavy black walnut
rsI a,5 GLASS PAHIIOH OFFICES al for store Can be
.sss a. So 45 C14mlcrs.,t Apply At So. " Beekm1nst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
Nnttls

CONGRESS HALL, Albany, n Y, ADAM
NBLAKE PropuetorThs veil known and popular Lt % no HI
extensively improved aud handsomely urnlei VIII be ea o he re-
crtou Of guests public the 81 Of August Tour IS aud tray
ee paug through the capital viii dn B they require as we'll
Kent house foa Grounds agrrhy sld and quiet
and the Pubhc Buildings the STATE library 'eo1f HAAS
Mtary Museum Governors Manson, and other pou Interest
presents attractions traveller and real comfort for the guests not
surpassed tie Carriages ir tonE Han viii BE-
In waiting boa New City aud al
railroad depots for all trains Address for rooms
ADAM BLAZE Congress Han. Albany.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
Qrintiug.

WIN. EVERDELLIs SONS, No. l04 FultoE-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MASUFACrUk
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
GO Glbom ii mup Confirm.

NOTICE.-An persons having claims against
" u e late THOMAS HYATT deceased are hereby
fff 90 rrs-rt hasr Nov 1901
Ner-Yorf Nsgs 1919 Go. T. HART tfeclor 80 l lairiaye
fVHE "YOUNG NONIENs HOME of the
"Iars Christian tloa removed from Eaa. Fourteeaa' 70
So g. North Wasl.fDa llrr Nlclos- Cool refer
erre, required fo0. per..H, arl ..l ior h"arl
Gsb% REWARD->TOLEN from No. -
gb sb Wosst one tolr'a black HORSE I5 hands hgh l5
yilr, off. pHrt OF fr-..ef ao GIG and GIG HARNESS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
O. gt.

ITO LET-For club purposes or to private
parties elegant furnished residence No q Ra Fteenhst
contiguous west formerly occupied and furnished
late Mrs Coles For permits apply ~ HERMANN No.
39i BTOOme-G
ITO LET-At n very low rate a splendid
large HOUSR eighteen rooms partially furnished unfurnishe with
four Of grod crop horses and cows M E Property
Fortehst Drove Yards from 10 II O'clock = m
FTNO LET-A desirable four-stOry BUILDING,
suiAhie for manufacturing purposes MID or With
ont steam power Apply on the premises WI CREAMkk No Is
VNO LET-FLOOR for business purposes at
ises Of BELL BROS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
Corporation i1uticts.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice I
~ hereby occupants Of al
and Lots improved unmpoyed Lands Affected thereby 'hs
oe Of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY al persons s
Isl For paving Nsv,treet Wall Beaysrsreei, with Eeos
sd paving Murray from Broadway westseet wIu
81 For paving RectOrs,ss Broadway the Hudson R'ss
4h For paving BIhaDge from Broae to HanOversQuGr
Te limits Embraced br such Assessment include the severJ
Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces aud parcels Of Aaa
t Both sides Of Newtrce, wastreet Beaver
erteut Of half the block on the intersecing streets
the extent Of the block the intersecng streets
81 both sides Of Reeoet from Broadsay 70 The Hudson REs
and 10 Of half the block the nterecng streets
4h Bo;h sides Of EIchage Place from 70 Hanover
All persons whose interests affected by the above named Asses
msns who opposed 10 the either OF them
A. their ohe No. Cbambetreet Basement New Courthouse
within thirty IRON the date Of ihis notice ,, -
IoHY b QTIIIwRLL I Of
Omce Board Of Assessor, New Court House Augast6 1903
VORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby e owner or oSpsrs Oeespant ef n
houses and improved o. aaapIo,eS anus ale sSy I y nat s
BoAn OF Assessors for examination BY all nsrested
First POr paving Canal street from Broadway to Wes' street SA
second Por regulating grading srysnh from Eighth
Of the from Eighth 10 Tenth .
limits embraced include all the several hogs
Both sides Of street from Broadway 70 West street a
also both sides Of the Beecng streets TO the extent Of nan Tue ooei
Second Both side. Of sir,y.snh from Eirhh
IInon River and the ursectug 70 the
tent OF hal the block either way from si1yhnh street
All persons whose interests are Affected oy le Ai
opposed 10 the sane os either oi them are requested
present their objections writing To Jacob oakley Chairman
psp New within thr; days from the Of
}SHS {ss 3 3. SITT SSTITTITSEiL, Board Of Assessors.
o@ce Beard Of Assessors New courtIiOuse. July d. 1903
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
situufions SIantrS- females. 3 - is -l.
Situatiuus d1lanttH- -gflaIrs.

A YOUNG Man wants place to drive and
n take ofa horse WORK store afraid Of work l.
b l., TrbuBe Ohco.
A SITUATION WANTED-By a young
with character an apab
y PORTER h any house. much object good
position Address four days T. c. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
matbinrg.

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ELOUR MACHINERY for SALE.-A com
pete of FLOUR MACHINERY for tleeun MIL for SALE
low. Inquire ofwM. RIDER, Proyiisnee r. l.
nor SALE at a Bargan--A Moses g. Wilder
u celebrated POWER PRESS. IN perfect order. -
T. \. HlCkCOX6 Co, No 230 Pear It
DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE in
shop County rights Can be 10 operation al Gfri
Bolt Worn Twenty thrdsi above Race s., lAi4de.ltt
WM. SHIELDS.
These machines are considered the best now IN use
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
amusrmtuts.

WALLA6oc6,Klsas:;, 6o6,l sa:, =, r. To .o.n.... :. ..r...
TUESDAY EVENING. Angnst H. 1903
The pleasure announcing engagement sh
the talented Young American Comedlenne
LOTTA,
Who viii appear THIS EVENING in New FyeAd Drama writes
expressly for By Rdmund FaeoBer, esq, entitled
FRE-FLl;
Or FLAG,
Which viii he produced Scenery NeN Costumes Oses
Music New Machinery New Apgoinims1n and Ae ioHo"ns
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-17
Negro Suffrage Voted Down.

Michigan-Radical Michigan---on Mon
day last voted upon a new Constitution
for that State. O,ic of the main features
OF the proposed Constiluuon-indeed.
the one feature for which the Convention
was gotten up, and the new Constitution
presented to the people-was that of ne.
gro suffrage The Convention would not
submit the question ofnegro suffrage as
a separate proposition to the people, as
it did that of the Maine law, liquor pro
hibition, but embodied it in the new Con.
sttution as substantive part of it, with
the expectation that the people would, in
order to carry the Constitution, which
contained some popular features, swallow
negro suffrage. But SO repugnant is ne
gro suffrage to the people Of Michigan
Radical, as majority of them are-that
rather than admit negroes to like politi.
cal privileges with themselves, they voted
down the whole Constitution by thou.
sands of e majority. They declared that
their State Government was made by
white men and that they mean that white
men alone shall continue to control it
The Radical leaders labored hard to Sc
cure the adoption, by the people, of the
negro suffrage Constitution. They ap
pealed especially to party feeling, declar
ing that, as negro suffrage was funda-
mental feature of the Radical policy, it
must be sustained if the party was to be
continued. But the people couldn't see
it in that light. The party managers also
appealed to their party friends to vote
for negro suffrage to strengthen the
hands of the impeachers in Congress !;
but neither could the people be seduced
from their convictions of right and duty
by that appeal. They rejected negro
suffrage as part and parcel Of our polit-
ical theory and practice This Is about
as hard fall as the Radical managers
have lately received. 1t is, however, the
will OF the people. Is not that, too, the
voice of God Chm Enquirer.
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-17

HoKsE THIEF.-The man that stole the grey
mares OF b.. j.. RrOwn, referred to in our last
who was left wounded in Missouri was
brought here on Wednesday night last. lie
eonfesses TO having stole them, and also those
of Kendall at Uarksyille. lie says his name
Is James Marks Fleming and his home is on
the North side of the Missouri river. He is
the same man that sold the mares to Mr.
Brown about the first Of January and says he
brought them from his home. His confederate
he says was named John Rice and lived at
Chillic0the, Mo. He is undoubtedly an old
offender in this business and should be pun
ished to the full extent Of the law ALFRED
BosTIcK and DAVID BRoDIE, were deputized
to proceed to Missouri and bring him down.
When they got to Peevy's where he had been
left they found he had made his escape, but
upon careful inquiry at Keetsvillethey learn
ed of man in the country that answered to
his description, which proved upon hunting
him up to be the man. An examination was
had before Justice Hathaway Thursday when
Fleming was held for trial at the Circuit
Court.