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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

~ PESsioS orTioE, January 1888
%, Ysc, for tho rsissuc o. The following described
Land Warrants, which are alleged to have been lost
.Ss &C. ssiis variant 4sat ss Ssi:
deas warrant % ihs tenor viii be rsissued, II
no valid ''''SSSS s shff'f b issf fRf' Commissioner
Howell. aud was granted October Q. 1s57 March Is,
No, G.se, for e. acres, ,s,uea under the act Of
N af.ssa D. P ' March ssns, ), sas'''n' and
for *. ssrs. y ' M Shds5 the a At e
EsrS & Ss;siey, ana va: granted August "a. 1857
Is i IS; is ~ F Isf Sc .t d
& @ isS fiij sN nd az vs. &
% P is acres: .usd Ssdss tho &C, Of
March ?. lsSs, In the name o. Ma5ear.t, widow q
% s ss ssss A a.. s' g!
granted February i, 1855, March IS, 1853 ""
Spencer shelton, aud was granted March Is, So &C
ms he sssn rFs:s q: &c; "a
,!::.. s'i;' n an. at e
e, 10 acres. ii;GsS SnSfs Tho set #
asss fS 10 i ssse. s.sed under a tho &c. Of
Msfss T. sss n March Z! Ais Lynn and wa.
% sS si SnSss The ana as MS S
NJ ~ i I .ssS n. &C. Of
ceased. and was rran.sd March d. ISL March 5.
sf sss ''s at s.
IL s wilson, The an. at x q!
granted Jupea 1857, March q. laS.
Hs name q ni
e $ ;iGSs sFs s;'.s sss ana at
q = ':ss ,:,iS ; Sss:' sai
March 3, ises. "D1 W" N'A"'1 D'''~''' i' ''''
ne 6sSy u widow aS sis
Msayss.' and was granted December H. ss"' March
March u De name y SahIiy A. sso W; =
No i, ~ for 10 acres. issued under tho act Of
IsSs ANN ~ ne sane Ae5ssaR EULER and was
March 49, he sns q Sarah G %dSs
RR.yiS Lsyi'. and was granted January 10. 1861
s No. T. 1T %. 100 aer.. issued under the &C, of
sgso''. and was granted August 5, is'S March Is
% r sss.y the ana At
No Sfts, iGr ~ acres. issued under the &c, o.
srss'es 9 a II ISL March q iss Aa =, -,
March is IN name 81 smsan WSi,e md az was
Efsa,sS AEI 4; -. S.ish s.., ~. -, .,
8S ao.s, fer is acres, issued Under tho nc. Of
March p 40 IN ne name q Isaac ,s Young aud was
srxn'eS Ivy Hy 70, i ..,aN -, ls s,ar tho .., n,
March T1 nc sISsr INC ae,
2sssIs Sr ss Marsh q i tho act
MsIeh y is me name An ySseeh ia ana
vno 40 a. for 10 acres. issued under tho act q
span.sd fssrsary H. 1854 2areh y. isss anu was
No. 10. ao. fof i6 acres. Issued under the &c. o!
March 8 Tsp In the 1sp ,s q hs,eds aSsllar and
e; i :;SSa NJ e, E,
No ia. 40. for 100 acres. issued uuder,ho act Of
March @ " s name q ls 81 ana
So' u 50, for Us a:ros, issued uadsr tho act Of
MaSn K ss Of , 0i's PeS
H raaTy II. 1851 March IS, 1855 A'1 was ~ "
March IN he name. y SS @ %hSsr ehdren 81
jonas Garter, descased and was granted sspismbSi
AS Sf j; ss sss under the &C. Of Mach
No. for iS acres. issued Under tho act Of Feb.
granted April II, isis. Nay ., ISIS. anu vas
sqsTy + h ;s 1s e Passt Shea and
No. ~ 3d. for iej acres. ISSUED under the act Of Feb.
chafe. MedW dssssd and was eSanteI August
ID, 1855 May 2 lses ,m.,.-n..,v.,
rusqy is,7 In t6s name Of John N stiies. and was
Ss.qS Ss ss MAY @
s. ISL In ihe name Of J:hn Dyer, and Was araatea
'gRS s q, Msy i uDso, tho March
8, isS n he name q Barbara Ballet. ,sSidOy 3
| 2, 1853
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JNTHE SUPREME COURT OP THE DISTRICT OF
/ COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY q, lSss
J.C.Johnson Co, plaintiff, I
william D. b y, aor,, " Law No. ''s'
The summons 10 said defendant having beon re-
turned by the Marshal "Eot to be found on motion
Of the paintns. by hessrs Jones and Ashford their
appearance to DO entered herein before the nrst
rule day occurring forty days nfter this days other
wise the ease be proceeded wlth rs in tsG Of de
fault provided copy Of this order be published In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN once a week for three
successive weeks prior to said rule day. ~
true cOpy-Tcst: X, J. MEI0S,
Ahgl.SJ Clerk.
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THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAaUINuTnA Rebful ~. 1873

On tho petition Of TMSxAs A; srRApNAs. adminis.
traitor OF The estate Of Thomas Steadman, deceased,
o. Lyons, Miehigan. PrrSng for tbS extension % g.,
day Of May 1854 and Ieissued in three divisions the
9s. add ss7 No has was again rcissued the 9th day
June 1888, aud numbered 2o, and No es7 was again
reissued the .Dlh day Of June, 1865, aud numbered
lO9, for an Improvement In Glover and Grass Seed
aryesters, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent which tkcs place On the I'D day Of May.
1858: ,.,.,
Patent Onlee gu MONDAY, the 9Th day Of May next,
at IL clock IN. and all persons are notified 70 ap!
pear and show cause, II any they have why said Pc
titiOn ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale
In the Patent co their ELECTIONS, specially forth
n writing Ut least oentv days before the day OF hear
Ing; ali testimony filed by either party, to 30 used
the said hCaring must DO taken and transmitted IN
cordanco with the rules OF tho oMce which will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi
mony, must DO filed In the office tpsnty days before
tho day Of bearings the arguments, II any, within ten
days nftor filing the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this noiiee be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and in the Intslif0encer, Washington,
D, aud In the 7ri1uas Chicago, III, once aWeef
for three successive weoki the first Of said pubica.
lions TO be at least sixty days previous to the day Of
hearing. A. N. STOUT,
fes-SH Acting Commissioner OF Patents-
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E0rR. Under tho rcgultiOns Of the Department, IN
heretofore and now existing, no payment can be made
for advertising pT9clAmations except to such pub
siuupT Of the General Land Once. iag7 -lnwl3y
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tNoTEs.-l. The territorial ubdivisions here.
tofore known as "districtsr are designated as
counties" by the new constitution. .. The dis
tricts of Charleston and Berkeley are united, and
constitute the county OF Charleston. >. The
county OF oconce is formed by the division Of
Pickcns district,
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Leave JakoB Prairie Saturday at IL .OAm.
Arrive at bourbon Monday all am.
~ & BJs Sass sI.s Sssf
Lsags 1 Pss ssa'S Sssso SoaSa1 Wednesday, and
ssis S5s: s:sas.y R.a.s.a., and y,a., a,
sn a.r Ei%%: S 8; ss to Augusta
Lea ,ss h hhG Rasr' f TSaSx %sam-
ksass s es ASssi fsa ss
,,,., Arrive AZ Hamburg Sy pm.
ssi bss S's Lake E nt
Leave saS sf Ralls SP Plid / ys s,ssm.
AMY s.y' DIR s. SS q & & s., Il
Arrive at Rolla BY p IN: -,
o fIS% s. sss S.E SsI to Mddo'ar,
Leave Bu,ssyiIIe Friday st2pm.
t t,iS' a Il ad$sissqSy dSysSs
1886 From Somerset to Lakeman. miles and back.
Leave sS%si.S. al2;Sgn
EaaSs f q Sn ss,Sfidsss %%sSpn.
fi;$ 81 Es .4s ssfs. nS: :.
Leave St SrssS SasS fsdsy ATTAIN.
k saSs s a sssist ss,S ~ ai7am
1850 indisn Creme q tfs Mills 7mc and
i% %I $,i.'s; a Tfs':4-S
Leave CrIEIe5, NH. T6uIsday ATTAIN
Lass flS: %lss No. SSast GrsG week
t tsa1s n Il X u u S'fs By
Arrive at Independence BY SPIN.
lOS5 From Marshall to Malta Bend. 10 miles and back.
fssys I !, Si,a S SstssTSRs o. :, stssm.
Leave aai Ia Bona asa sS,Sfday " at II pm.
Arrive AZ Marshall by pm, "
' FIN . $Ees and Sas s oHs s1 &sSf '
k Gsrs p PsesS'f F 9ss' Sny sy IAN
1855 fi5m Sf B h ASnas n sy a. Yves, Prairie
or, aud Beach. q .. .jtO Rennett. 20 miles
fStISssss Kss$s $ss sssI a.S s!ssPm.
kr rNS n al Bioomdei t next day by IAN.
1857 From sSSd1H by FER, LEHn B,STnSF. FeTTy,
sSS Sr.aGS % ssoiiS' iss nile. and Sssi.
Leave sedsiia Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Arrive a YeOsho Wednesday. Friday and San.
Leave ay q Ss Ss Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at sedalia Wednesday. Friday and Sun
loss From Bruno! BY coldwa.er and sumae. to Green
Leave 'f Br a1S D WsdnssS s s Mtss
f;;$s I; S:%%s; + :;
Bids for two trips weok Invited.
fRI% SaaS ns fa Sf sRFas Dry kS1a a
Leave a;S' b f9% Shfe r SRsS T "sam
Esavs h e laS,Rs %o az Ss
lo fiGn new P IsSlDa and Hickory
Creek, to Wellsvile. 20 miles and back, once
Leave New London Wednesday AtSam.
k kTaES T a, New Lendon Ii Sy p aS'~
lOSTl From Usage, by Last Creek, In o, and Wal
''' tors Miii:,tS:O' Jio fctS'l. y %iessSi back.
Leave Usage Friday atOam
Leave Potosi Saturday al an.
Arrive at Usage BY 4pm.
NOTES.
certainty, and security using the terms Of the law
aud they must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sous. certified to ~ ueh by postmaster OF Judge VI
No pay win be made for trips not performed a.d
s s Ar i % s arp K III
fourth OF the compensation for the trip Is subject
forfeiture Pines will DO imposed. unless the delin-
quency be satisfactorily explained for negleeting to
ito DO injured, destroyed. robbed, lost and ior
queniiy as the contractor runs, Is concerned In
running. vehicles on the route, The Postmaster Cen
oiec laws or The Instructions Of the Department lie
the schedules Of departures and arrivals
pro rata Increase on the pay, He may also
curtail the service in whole In part
Sxra psS he SS d.Ssas
with. lids should Ge addressed 70 the "seeoAa Is,
sal State o. Missouri. and sent 81 SaH ''''
For forms Of proposal, &c, and other iRfefInAtiQn.
SOC advertisements q this date. In pamphlet pta. VI
s.man ALEX; ", RANDALL,
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WRSEEEESSGS PAPER FOR SALE AT rHIs
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Proposals.
TINTED STATES MAILS.
MISSOURI.


Posr Ofriok DEPARrNENr,
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ss1ss sssa.s y t Sav sSs ESs4 Is
,o,,, lls e. q, s2on thtrsgstsr as RrgeiieebE: IN.
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n nsss sS Ia o.H Ss. ne a.s.
3 s%s s, :S.Sss .ss:s fss y;
sStss sS sSs:Hs sSns loRs :ss
Leave Saint Louis daily. sxeep, Sunday. at 6
Leave keSssi d.ily, sIssPt Sunday. sissm:
sersfcs from JSiD !. iss % JANE %, $50. on is oi.
loss Prom Macon d Ss.s $, r IN s to r.o.omy !,
L %s: Ma Msss sss Civ SPSs Ssss
fssS SS sso ssSass ss,S SEss aat7,m.
~ burg q asIan. miles H SSa S SSa S once
E EsiSs . !; s.TS,,i y,' Z; nn.n
Leave 6sllstis Saturday ai7am.
1854 iSsSV s e Il mile. and back once
f:sis. vs..s ss,:s 8, ~, .ss. m
1867, Rom 5yf a q RSssI ssy,es, :, ,,,,,,,
L %,iSs fGS Spsssi s SpsS TGst
Arrive At A,hburn By lan;
Leave Ashburn Saturday att pm.
O2 From sS q niss Sss ass mile. and back.
Leave %eniiilis tuesday. Thursday. and sa,ur-
Elk III .s Hs..ss, 4s...s., an. s...
oo fss ~ s.s tSssS..s !, mile. an.
Lssss Mssrnis ' Tss.is s1: Thursday and sa.ur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29
The Campaign i'm New Hampshire.

The battle is now waging fast and furiOusly on
both sides In New Hampshire. Both sides are
confident of victory. Every night enthusiastic
meetings are held in all parts Of the State,
aud The heaviest material is being brought to
bear TO convince the people how they-should
vote. The imbroglio at Washington does not
appear TO have entered largely into the CAM
paign az yet !; but 1t must, sooner or later, and
as the State goes so will it be regarded as q
decision in favor Of or against Congress or the
President. The question of men is sunk alto
gcther in the vital political issues Of the day.
These Issues or many of them, are novel to
the New Hampshire people. II is true they
have been harangued increasingly by negro
worshipping orators ever since the negro
question became mingled with party politics
but they have not yet spoken In regard to the
matter OF negro supremacy "a contemplated
and carried out by Congress. The negro free
and the negro as master are two different
things In the estimation Of the New Hampshire
yeomanry. and we have no doubt they will
exhibit at the election on the 10th OF March
signal evidence of their intelligence on this
UisUncllOU. Inc uIuHclti 1ueSuOU Also u
new and potent one. and as the people Of the
Granite State have learned the extent OF the
burden they have to bear in the way Of taxa
ton, they viii be ready to express themselves
in manner that cannot be mistaken In oppo-
sitiou 10 the whole financial as we'll az the
whole negro supremacy policy Of Congress.
The impeachment bother is only another
stumbling block thrown by the radicals in the
way OF the restoration Of harmony and pros
perty throughout the Union: and |. viii be
marvel If the people Of New Hampshire do
not condemn this ns well ~ tho entire cata-
logue OF political crimes by which IN radi-
and ruin Of the country rather than they shall
fail 10 secure n further lease OF power.
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N@rr,r.n C"n,o,.rce-yirw. R,sasd,us he
Prostitution.

Again reference must he made to the pros
,ratcn OF the mercantile marine OF the United
states. The ct Of foreign Steamships that
depars from tiis city 10 the prominent ports
OF Europe, nearly every LAY In the week.
resping the reward o. American industry and
enterprise, GAUGES feeling OF sadnes. Ia the
breast Of every citizen: aud now that tho hour
Of remedial action has arrived they ask with
excitement, VINO will inaugurate the move
mept TO again Goat Our ensign over q number
ofpowerful American steamships on the ocean
Iu regard 70 this question The dominant feeling
Of nationality IL again awakened. The United
States must be represented on the highways Of
the sea The causes Of the nations utter mercsn-
tile marine helplessuess arc correctly given In a
letter from orr correspondent at Wilmington
Del, being digest Of q long and evidently
mutually interesting conversation with The
prominent steamship builders there; In .
word, IL points out the reasons Of The
existing apathy In This important branch
Of the ccuntry's former greatness Now
that The opportunity 10 ~ hand to
remedy the existing evil In American com
mercs, and ~ there are shipyards and engi.
neers Of skill sufficient 10 build 6pt class
vessels among us, the obstacles that beset them
and American capitalists should at once he
removed by prompt legislative action.
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BROOKLYy IyTELLICENeE.

1HH LATR FATAL BomxR EXPLOSION rux BAv The
inquest the body Of slas A. Dnkin late captain or
the steamtug James A. Wright, who died on the 2lss
ns al the Long Island College Hospital from injuries
received by the explosion OF the boiler the vessel
named was concluded yesterday afternoon. John M
Weeks Inspector OF steamers testified that the boiler
OF the vessel was inspected last Septsmber that in
specton made by Of his assistants after the explosion
showed that there space OF about three feet in
length from the side OF the boiler and about two and
what he could ascertain there no United states
safety valve use there should have been there wss
space OF ve hundred square inches wholly unsupported
by braces and ssainipg pressure OF thirty thousand
pounds when the steam was up 70 sixty pounds 70 the
square inch: witness was also OF the opinion that
repairs had been made to The boiler since tbs
inspection. The jury, after brief deiiberation,
rendered the following vsrd-"That Inc said silas A.
Dakin came 70 his death by injuries received at The
l5th OF February 1893 and we the Jurors do
The owner or and engineer OF said boat foe not
having the boiler inspected, a. provided BY law; and
the jury are also Of the opinion, from the testimony
adducsd that the boiler net In safe condition
be used This Is vesdct OF censuro against tho %.
ceased, the owner Of the boat and 10 somewhal re-
mark able . specimen OF "crowner's quest law
RrvsSun 0TyIcrAL IL TRorbiK "A deputy collector
in the Second collection district, Thomas wadrop. was
arrested yesterday on q charge or smbszzlsusnt BY
Colonel A NJ Wood, ooectos, who charges him With
having fraudulsnty deposited TO his credit in the
Nassau National Bank divers sums Of money entrusted
to him rs deputy collector, and having converted the
70 his own nee, the whole amountlngto several
thousand dollarA The examination wyfll take plac~
before Commissioner jones this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

4 SHOWER oP INPRAcHNENTs.ZAccord 10
the old proverb, at never rains but II pours,"
and the sprinklng Of articles OF impeachment
which Congress has scattered over the de-
voted head Of the President Of the United
States, has been followed by a shower Of inn
peacbments that has fallen upon New York
Canal Commissioner and Superintendent Ken
uedy and two unlucky policemen WIN not
some benevolent Noah build an ark in which
President and Superintendent and policemen
may oil take refuge until the deluge shall be
over and : cheerful rainbow shall again shine
in our cl0uded skiesf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

Stern, on charge Of conspiracy 70 dsfraud the Unitsd
States government to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. warrant was issued BY Commissioner Newton
for the arrest Of An alleged fugitive from Prussia named
Gustave PoppsbAum, alias z. wener, who IL charged
with dsfrauding the Prussan to the extent
of $1,000. The prisoner rsmanded to Ludlow street
jail
The Superior Court, General Term assembled yestsr-
DAY morning. and an effort was made by counsel to
obtain hearing on application for order 10 show
cause why An appeal should not be allowed from the
ordar at Special Term sustaining the vsrhcation BY
Frank Work Of the petition for the removal
OF Daniel Drew. The application was denied.
The court confirmed the report OF the commissioners
OF estimate and In the matter OF tho opening
OF the "Circe" at Broadway and Fifty ninth street.
decision was also rendered dischargng Marquis DE
Lafayette Shsrsy from imprisonment on legal grounds
and within five minutes afterwards an order for bis
arrest was granted by the Cont OF Common Pleas
The Anchor line steamship Iowa. Captain Hedder.
wick, will leave pier No. 20 North river at noon to-day
for Liverpool and Glasgow. calling at Londonderry TO
land passengers
The stock market dull and unsettled Yesterday.
Government, securities heavy. God closed at
I1k
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The Constitutional Convention and the Pro-
posed Constitution FOR New York.

rhe CONSTITUTIONAL Convention ana the tSO.
posed Constitution FOR New York.
The Convention entrusted with the duty Of
framing new constitution for the government
of this State concluded to bring its long
drawn-out labors to an end yesterday. The
document which the members of the Conven-
ton have shaped Is hardly worth considering
in any very elaborate terms. While it presents
aiew changes In the old constitution IL is really
no better than the instrument 1t Is intended to
supplant in any Of the material points which
might have been reached by an intelligent
assembly II the acumen of an intelligent repre-
sentative body were engaged upon It. Indeed,
il is hardly worth while to discuss this thing
or to perplex our readers with an attempt TO
define what it means for it carries defeat and
death in its vitals with almost every new
phase which it has assumed.
II does not insure rs better form OF munich
pal government for this city than we now suffer
under, nor does it relieve us from the grand
local management of the affairs Of any of our
cities. 1t does not correct the abuses which
arise from an elective judiciary, but leaves the
present system stand for Ave years to come. 1t
provides only wordy clause in general
terms touching official corruption, suggest
ing the old, stale remedy, which has never
proved real remedy at all. None of
these things that we hoped for have
been accomplished, but all that the Albany
lobby desires has been provided for.
Then, upon the question of franchise and the
qualification to hold office II leaves the negro
on the same footing as the white man and here,
upon this point alone, the new constitution
would certainly be defeated by hundred and
fifty thousand votes But there is an ambiguity
in the wording Of the document, and there is,
moreover, q difference of opinion upon the
subject, judging from oil the views taken Of il,
as to whether the suffrage clause Is to be voted
upon distinctly frsn the constitution, as was
done last October in Ohio. II is stated,
indeed, by the address Of the selec, committee
that we are not to swallow the constitution in
one dose, but that the black draught Of negro
suffrage is to be taken In a separate dose /; and
this may make q vas, difference in the Gate Of
the constitution.
II is evident, from the whole action OF the
Convention, that they have 30 little confidence
In their work that they dare not put IL before
The people without reserving to the voters the
right to decide on this, that or the other clause
upon which they felt incompetent to pronounce
themselves, lest the unpopularity Of few
clauses should bring the whole fabric to the
ground. Aud in this condition-weak film.
~, nero cobweb--comcs the labor OF
months laden with vast expense, as tbe result
Of the Constitutional Convention.
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TIC La, Go,-A New Advcr,i.ins Dods

The Last Guy-A New AdvcrtIsins Dodge.
Superintendent Kennedy would make good
mercantile "drunmer.'' He ought to he re-
wsrded with a handsome commission for his
splendid advertisement In all the newspapers
OF The United States and good many outside
Of certain nitro-glycerinc company. This
great feat be achieved in letter to the Wash
ington Superintendent OF Police, warning him
Of Eve missing cans OF nitro-glycerine "suf-
6cient 10 blow up the 81 Nicholas HOTEL" but
which the vigilant Kennedy suspects are more
likely intended "for use in Washington than
elsewhere" He hss not forgotten the pbos
phorus inoendariss with their black bags and
hence the shrewd suspicion that these Eve cans
OF blasting oil missing in New York may have
been smuggled into Washington for the purpose
OF blowing up Congress d "a Guy Fswkes. Tho
reading OF this letter In the House Of Repre-
sentatives was great hit for the blasting oil
company but we are happy TO state that not
one Of those Ave missing cans Of the destruc-
tive fluid has been discovered In any subter-
ranesn hole or corner Of the Capitol, nor even
under the sanctum OF the terrible Stanton In
the War OG1ce. Otherwise . nitro-glycerine
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2g, 1858

radicals, whom they discover that their case Is
bad one, may possibly contrive to hold back
q final Judgment Of the Senate till after the
Presidential election; but even in this eva
sion they will be impeached and removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

TnE DHrrr OF THouoHr--Five cans Of nitro
glycerine were missing, and Superintendent
Kennedy thought the only purpose for which
they could possibly have been taken was TO
blow mp ihe radical Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

An USKsows Man KIIao rBz New Jxasxy RAN.
noAD.--rhe body OF an unknovn man, shockinsly mu.
tlatsd, was discovered at al early hour YESTERDAYS
morning on the railroad track about midway bstvssn
Monmouth and New BRUNSWICK. The reaaias, mast all
possible recogn top wore subsequently, removed TO hs
o,,y sad placed In charge OF the CeroEes