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Qjutt Sovtt.

Savanna, Is. AuNult. - OepeI6cn
aus S,prt nu @rtnce beritNtrn, pab bic gNcps
zen &riegS@Dpuer DSplpan". mt rem
I%rjcgaminiler unp Saluape'S Mutter an
Bon, weNgenrmmen baben. Salnuse be-
rettete ltd, eine retfe Dame al beiratbcn
uup nab rem Ser. Staaten gu reileu. Gr
r~erfnlNt cie 6remeen unp bat mebrere Gns-
lGnper rnp ben preubiiAen Gpnlul p~erbaften
lalen. @uf pen Srptet be5 englilAen @e,
ianpten rrpBts er pieiem nit Dem Gebe. Ser
brittihe &riegSpampfer sSapprite" bercitet
lih gum Reimbursement Der Stact, per @en.
Setbtpn Saubcrt foil pirleibe Johann cins
nebln(lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

mtterfatren, Der grade b'rausen i'm neusu
9dStIen F6 einise Momente dtreRfffn
8etrd6tunaen ibGr tie GrrunoenI6afteu Der
mpbernen @r6itrttur tinseaeben bate.
Die sdHlreid)en @trtbe, fueIhe Durh ben
anfauf ter Bar 3uartiere ftd, b'raugen
6etmatb8reht rerl4afi baben, finb nit ielfe.
rem Gtfer an Der @rbett, UNI 9tles 3u red,ter
Bet in Srtnunp gu brtn9en. @rrcer. Warfis,
Weins unc Bier 6dnpler iinb NIT Beiteaun,
gen tibrrfuAt unn bic rfreie Snbulrte" aett
1utd9tth btnaus, nm am Wese gum 9arfe
ith Elm NlGBAen fur Pie Seittaae uus3uius
den, rp Sitten our Gintebr fir bic 9orbei>
5ieberoen pr1ttifable iinb. Das Set wirb
clelfsiital ipcbl nod mebr, ais fraaer. feline
ganie bplfslbitmIide geoeutitna erbalten unh
Etlcet oeebalb aud tn erbrbtem @raoe eas
Z benta Der untsrbaltuna.
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2:}O

Dies wurpe fur paS oemptratiidc ItctCt
Gcgmpur Blair cine 25.5 Wajprttdt crsrbeu
98tr aIaubcn ieoed, mad, Der brrReiti1en Gage
Der Itn9e IN prn ptrldtrpeneu Gldatcn IN
nnirren 6Cfnun9eu nitt daSu ianButniiA
gu letn, penn MIR nuf etne bepeutsnrere Mls
iprJtdt redJnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
Npu 7amlaiFa.

atngfon, IS. Muguit. - Die 9Fan-
ser fin In s,cbsr @ngit In Solse Der aufrri-
jenrsn .&epen pes 9tiGters @albccpr int
Itrhipiele ct. &bpmas. 3erieIbe eifldrte,
Die engltihe Saisi3, ntht aber YFan3er9e>
iesc Gus3uuben.- Die Siiel 1T nit Straben,
rGubern ilberfillt. Die Ne9er beginner absr-
mails bic WelBen 3u beprphen. Der Stnan>
clcr 8utbmprtt 1T nah gneIanb absereiN,
UNI cine InIstbe flr bffsntIiae 3wefs 81
neapiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

Wewsgprt, lS. au9uit. BAUM
WoiIe fet; mabt0es 9eaebri 80 Gts,-Rebl
Hill limb ltett1; ilpltde5 $l01$ bis $l5.-
@ai5en Hau Inp nterrtger, CIR. I 80 Cts
2HelFhFrrn 9utes Se8etr; Srciie itei8enN ;
lis Bis l2l Gts. - Safer ltta unb itett0;
an9etptcn UNI SO Gts. = Hpgsen It'll; $50
bis 100 Cts. - 3ufcr it'd HnO itctiai 0ubd
liz bis 1874; Fprtp &tep ia bis l8&
gt6. SpfsIldipsmefsil2 li1l unp felt 5u
EOQ3[
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- @pas. gSe05 unt Sr. s. @incr 8ptS
rrereen am 26 Nueul IN 8j6msro, 8a,,
cin,, Tcm rrbutltfdntlhen Staats Central,
6 crhtte eiHterutsle MISUNDERSTANDING an
reren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
SeIeGrapbiide Sepeiden.
(sezL6let far REV upsutrhen GetrelpOht entst .
GiTsutanufd,uEbeA.

Rt6 mpnp, Sd., 10. Auguit. - Sen.
Stpneman Bat oen StaatSaucttpr bic Gin
t~rcibunI Der benz Staate bon perlhtepenen
Gjienbabur@ eicaiddftm sufpmnenren 1ut>
t7bent i'm @elammtbttras BON cirra $4,000
dufdCtraaet.
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Ser 9enti6e GorrripouOeat.
Baltimore. ~. GtnemSt BSaS.
SIC gEabl Gbnucgu.

9Ia6 ben ibr bis MN ;~aatfcmmtnen BE-
rtd!eTt aus cen segiGtepepen StNatm elaubt
Die lpnlt tets sntuNttrridtete n. q. @Sorlc",.
cGe Gas 6eiulblt oef beYcrlepcnpCH gran
eeAtcnrro5l tnt+ NCoember Nh io!9enccrma .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

SputtnmStph II. .@uanR. - Tos
3arteflGtF 0~@leptarni1,@ fpelheS am. A..
GuNntt pbn Neps gorf abst9atigen mar, faft
altf ietnem Ne9e mad Sdntbur9 i'm bieiiaen
Safen Samitaa nm 515 llkr Mbenbs an.
9ns Sdmpftdiff sgBeer," ipethes ant 6.
&u9ut Scn Rew-gcrt %a6ae9dnBen mar, fam
gcttfrn IbeneS nm 1014 ntr int tteilgen Sa~
fen an, unp namtem eS Die engltld,en 9afa-
eiere unS bic en9ltfhe Spit db9eiett hate,
leste ts ietnen Weg mad Bremen fort.
Freme NJ IT. Att9ult. - 9a5 6antfi>
fbtf ySmtpt," Ypn girp gOrt fpmmsnp, TAFT
ben Is. B. MtS. frlt Wipr9rls in 8remerbG
fen an.
gsultitt aabtlbttidte ans Gurppa.
2Dnbpn, Is. gusuit. = Der gscn'
hpn 6eraip" entIdtt btute etnen lanaen @r'
tifel iter raS 2cben uno bic 0ten(te oeS Srrs
itprbenep lbatb. StfseNs.
BeritH, ID. quiSul. - gS wtrt off
siel gtmeltet, rab RE S6pei3er &eoieruns
icpen auf cine Iatdn3 nit Sranfreth ab8ie~
lrnpen antras entffteren Suriidpeiien merle.
6anhetSs mnp NiudnSberibte.
4erbsn unbqtserHeBt. is. Iua.,
NadmittasS. - GpnlpIs "a fur YdargcIp
9416 in &sdnung. - 9. ct. 5.20er 7l&.
Sttanttc unb @reat'Befern 80. = Grte
341s. = Sdin6is g1M. = ganmssQs fsR.
8rrtdufe $4,000 Baden; llplano 1919;
Orleans 11B.-Sal9 As Sh.-2einiamenr
81 81 @fb. Of. = Calcutta 9einfamen SO
St.-GetnbIfuden u Sfp. 5 ed. Ct
Spcrm.' Sci 80 8tb, ct, - Sped 81 cd.
&Niebl 2s. cd. "a @aisen, tultf. rpetb. IL
cd. E g. rbttfr tfeft. IL 3d.. y. =
WetihfOrn 80 CD; 8 81 Safer 8 cd. Q
y. = @Hfeii6wetneTetl6 76 S4,-Sett sc
cd. 6 S.-SteinDi, ran. II; ROB II SD.
-3uffr Sc cd.
5qsannai1 Ia. @uault, - 4udet gr,
f0-1f ittl gu 7M-8; Musecpabp ~ -
7I.-GscpmpteNpnppn 11H-1l3s-New'
glprf, Currency, 60 Sage 32A-,311s; fnrse
Gtbt 1890 ;--6irtp, GO Gage al eari
= =, furss 1k-2T @rpS. @rdmie.
@drts, Is. Iu9ut.-9pr(e fau; Ientr
70 6r. 5 s.
Sranffurt a. Dr., 10. Iu9ut.-@er.
Ct. 5,20er, 74S.
81 htwerPen, 1S. &usult. - Srftag;
MGftte Qetdilpncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
.Nrncffcs ans Y6nininntnll.

Us athtn0tpn II, l8, MIB. - Der ncue
Yer. q ,s@elanhte fur Setretf, 81. Senrp
w Wdtts, lit nit lciner @dtttn SVn 0b,la-
ps1pNl1 bier e%,ngehpfta unp beiufte Geutc
&rn. St.-Stfr. Sfwdrp, Or plritr mpraen
lstte 5nIirutttpnen crtalten.
S5erit <r. Bit rat feine S~tI9nattOn
uperrctdt, lpeIde 6nNcHommm purpe. &C.
Bsondrtts tt Ger(elbs Setretar bes Srn.
santrpft.
%9eute ipar re8clmdBige IabjnriSisun9s
mt att5tnblte oG5 GrsScfr. Weltrs wdren
Hae M9lteocr anmrfsno. Die Steun0
wherte lnt'9e, i!tp Der 9rGiiocnt rmSFn9
fetne Befube.
Srfr. Shcfffb II Bcute btcr eingctrpfen.
Weltfrn !purrrn ppm ShasImtc pemGjen.
Nfthler Tltr 8au, unb StruBen @erbede.
rur95' 3pedc 100000 ausgesatlt.
sen. &aptin8 befinpet ii@ lftt Nttia9 Re,
eeutcnp beNGr.
Sen, Summer 1T naA Dem Nprben at,
sereti't.
@unHeSlrartftmatme beu;e $379,256.46,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
SMlben-path.

alt Snbaptr vru gfrtaufstlufc en- int garie ins bier
olrh aufgetprteri, Its NpnHerf,Gg llbenp s tibr In fer
Sffce trs Ggttutt ,,Spnite's, Nr. 81, atrre %'tsaaitr., HE
t,ien ttrer ansfileutsn I'M Tarle etuSu enten. tarit lie
init Gtrldey Narter psriebtn perben ftnner.
SIM apfr0B res Gret.'Srm.:
t19S-a) %. Is. atnnrn, SIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
DnuilhfS u0rbanh uonnQllimorf.

{enpcrdre Office Spreiuef=@dt Ger 1ctlbs mnb
eoiubareftry neten. Der Seutifen .5euer .Ssritte.
SdeH iaglid zen 40 bfs 8 iibr.
9%tlepral.: peitr. Straif.-rrdieent Carl @ebcr-
,1 aaiirer, Seinrid, Bees.
-.. y (NuoS 12Iin
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ySidltlne 8efdunttradwnn.

grabIsnp tteict afp6e nsrreu be Seliei.S Hi'iautsu
Der rerftieberen 90nreS in jetem Sauie in ibrem 0tirfte
elm Wldui. sprmuiur biuterlaHep. tint non rem Sempb.
ntru zines ieten Sauies a~useeillt ~ psrten. So II cer
Wunfd hes giracnisiters NIB Staetrotbss ven galti.
mere, tas cine rtdttse @pIts,dblun9 %haitrnNe, bamit
DIR niGt in ssr 8 emife falid repr fentirt, nod NJ Seuie
l~tnisrer Hehte teraubt pereer, une sriutfa bic Commit
ore fir bic Vplts ;Gblung Se;su, ee Seriuiecsnen 8utria
zen 70 senau ais imSsltd ausuftIen, intem tie bic gia-
nen elmer ieeen gerlru i'm Saufe, wsiB pter i&par,.
rdunlid rser weibIib, at cher Jung. atweienb pber ~
Saufe, nit Ter @drb, prceinft, 6truse, hummer he's
oaalrs. nns bic 9rihdf'isua8 her ssridsaeneH SswCt,
rer, nngsber.
IS 1T ,psleid pi6tta, has istss Saus rine pr1iiinbiss
lite tet &iueer l~ieisre. neipe Die Sblie beuden cher
IT,, irwpbl ais aud Die Teiieipa cues ietea' BE-
pptners.
6eabihustgn !3pef ~ crreiGeu, tic gerdnI6te ausfulft
idiea une leudu ~ lttttrn.
aani cute unb antsre, rrel6e auf btrt lanee leber.
letph @eidifte In fer 5tatt baten tunb bic Wiftiafstt
eiefes llntcrnetntenS tenaenl werten ins fetr retbir .
rem, tai All Jl iebertt bat Der Name etnes jeeen 5afntiets
%1letes, enid Der Dieuibptsn, senau unb rt6tia
ein8etrd9en IN. E'IE5Ilf
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2infuult Oes SQmpter8 ,,Geaiu."

Der Dpft, ,9ertta", Capt. llnpitih, fal'
iirte 9rittrn Wpr9en mn 10 llbr Cape Semr9
unp mirp bfu:e nip BET 3agrsantruh lejne
g8ertte an gpruit 9'Dint eGretIet.
(98tr itnp fur hiGle Wtttbetlun8 Rem !S6.
9prter u. 0upIea, Gr4an8c Reapin1rpDms,
prrp lihtet.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

81 Soe sfaHebincn BON waeei;in scSen arants
better, ~elhs ans Wldnael ven Glen I'M 9Iute eutiiaus
ben, etIIt iO'@tS iujufibrsn, steitt hem Nspartren eiues
pauiss, lDsun Der Sruntlrtu iort ii. Der pcIupiani,
id,e Ssrnp Csih gretersb eOu &iieu) sriett titfs,
DauSsl uHc taut einea s~iierneu Sfrper AMI.
t1g2 t.. 8SnJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19
Dir alue GGnaitution
ppn WaLhlGnh
Shabfn- park.
Sin bic Vlmae(fenten!

RH plS NHHefEeHreU!
NUC rom Craft ip.&ortte fEr has Set %h9eiteutet
Herteu bietrait 4. fBslrrtert, hcife ,ptiten 20 nnb IL
llbr Mtrrpeps lii re- Sffte hes Gpmite's, Rr. 81, Wcrf-
&asfr pp'su pTsttu, I'M itre Sn,tt uttiCneR gu erbnl:cn.
Sr, Arfras les Grecutiss Gvntiteisi
C1as) 6. g. tineeii. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

Nctps Q,crtcr Wiarftberimt.

Rew>gDrt ~. &aBal.-1te S8ta6'
netirtli1 betru1 beute 14619s
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Mmxetae c.

Die wlitslieter Der nSemi&en @irtner. unb Stfr /.
itcnsns @tisuidaft" fnb hermit etnseldten. am ga.
uusmf, @a&mitlass 8 tlpr, Der @iapsibnns ibrer Sant
beiiurppnen,
(197. $4,000 2eonbart S6uia, Ssfr.
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Sie epmmffare her sOlfs,dbhms.


Baltimore, ben II. Nu9uf 1865.
Das.@rblifum rire ben ggrasrmeiiter une Stabtratt
spn BaltimpE, icnie fit fslbit rsrtineen, meun es ben,
pbisen @riaden nddteinlnt.
| !orurp Supan,
C1g7-20D a 4 8irserrieiler ab t%nterini.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-19

BE- 4uge6er Der dNsluna Won 10 fl. Gt. an Sciur.
appp. 6ronfiurt d. NJ, IN %ssbeten, IN ter Gp..p. 81.
rprSuprehen.
81 9r. ebriftidii ScIbit N etfudt, IN gDetiet,
ln9etegrnieitet lei ms rprtuiprehfn.
Or Sob. gpe,nsr 1T eriudi, int ter Grip. b. gt
ourtuipreheu, nm fur itH srrirtts 8uderlathtH9 tdat,
Ii6cr Strdfe in Gntpfars ,u nebmeu
RE~ a5rirfe fur Mateds Sd,IuSiusfT NIB NJ.
Boiier lieRel N Der err. b. b..
RS- 5lr hinton Snblfcih utb a8. 4fdrHsnhicbt
{ eat Elm Brief in Der CIV. Z, Bidltes.
. farb:
am IS. ;. VI. Scirridb Surfurdnn I'M 81. 2etruS-
iabre. ans SeIcns Ddrmitaet 0thurti1 itre lst 20 Sabrcr
III Baltimore anil6tB. Die Beer igtn9 fnfet Dtute
Sadtniittaa I'm 4 llbr ron iener leFteR Npbnura, ede
fer @reters u. WaiiDntr., aus TAFT. t19S)
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TO CONSUMPTIvEs.

The Rsv. EDwARD &. WILSON will send free
OF CHARGE to All Who desire Il, Inc prescription
with the directions for making andosine thesinS
pie remedy by which he was cured OF a lang sf-
only object is 70 bencft The afflicted aud hehoyes
every Gilrrer viii try this prcscripuon asit vii
cast them nothing, and may prove bleSsin.
Please address REv. EDNAR a. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second ST, Williamsburg, " y
May ,, lS67.-ly
70 For sale at the Manufacturers price say
three dollars package, by ". n. MCDOWELL
Romney, West Virginia. April 10, lS6s,
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INTORNIATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce luxuriant
growth o. hair upon a bald head or beardless face
also a recipe for Che removal Of Pimples Blotcb-
o. hrupuons, etc ON the skin, leaving the same
soft clear. and beautiful, can be obtained with
oui charge hy addressing
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN, CHEMsr,
5z3 broadway, New Ork.
Nay .. 1867.-ly.
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EGItIsOIsss OF YOTJTII.

= Gentleman who suffered fos years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tie e.
feet ofyou'htu iudi5crction. viii. for toe sake Of
suffering humanity, send free 90 ail who need ia
Tie recipe and directions FOR making the simple
remedy by which DC was cured Sufferers wish
ing % profit by The advertiser experience, can
d. SO hy addressing in perfect confidence
JOHN o. OGDEN
As"" 't.I -i~ 4. GcI!t- >Hcef Arw 1ofe
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Jr5rsrsoy, Frederick count, Va.

Messrs. ClotN orh 4 Go Baltimore.
GESrtEHEN The wonderful cures which have
been made by your "Poultcrcr5 tricnd can
not fail 90 interest All who raise Poultry
gentleman of This village has been experimenting
on chickens with tho eapes. lie tried your
"POultercrs Friend, according - tic droc-
tons aud il had the desired cI,ct in je-tr,,ius
the worm, cHciullly relieving tie chicken at
on,o Since then have bad nauy calls fpr o.,
and il has been used extensively with tiic SHINE
result. u is Of inchculabie value to al who
raise Poultry. respectfully, 4. Sr4NcgH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
Es-Califoruia numbers one insane per

s-California numbers one insane per-
son 20 every six hundred Of its population.
By far tue largest per centage of cases is
directly tracenbie 90 the absence Of family
ties, and the unbridel license which pre-
walls. Another great cause of luuacy thcfc
is said 30 b. TIA, conflict of land titles aud
the disappointment resulting therctrom. -
There is hardly hnlhollcr in the State
who has not had his possessions imPeriI.el
by conflicting titles.
NCEpER. Simeon Grims'cy, residing
near Sommorsyiile, in Page CO., was ired
upon by a conceilsd assassin. whilst going
from his own house 10 his sister s-ir-law -
The wounded man ran back 10 his house a
distance Of about 200 yards, where he died
i'm about l. hours j al Grimsiey.
brother of the murdered man, WAS arrested,
and mainly On bis own confession, was com
mitted to jail on the charge Of having de-
iberatc,y murdered bis brother liood-
stork HtoiL AprH2.
6sy-Ben Butler says ne ".houd iespisc
the Ton Conmlnimn If they taught
him 10 forgive Andy Johnson" OF course
tho wretch would hate The Ten Command
meuts any how, because one OF thcm says
"Th1u shaltuot steal."
GsS~The Governor, saws the Richmond
Why, is in bother about the leui;en,ia-
ry More tenants than bousar01m We
suggest hat he turn the cyuyicts into The
Capitol, aud the convention into the Peri-
Tertiary Public convenience and public
morals would both be promoted by the cz.
change Of places
EE-The United Stafos has nd led i'm
mensely to Che wealth of the world. with.
in the last twenty years California hss fur
nlsbed nine hundred million dollars worth
Of the precious metal, and ths supply is as
abundant to-day as ever aud apparently in
cxbaushbIe. Seveny-fse million dollars
per onuum is the present yield Of our gold
mines
ES'-Gea. VI IT, Wells, Of AIexaujria.
has been appointed Governor of Virgins.
by Gen Schofcld lio has been residing
in Virginia since 1862. j. rr.m Michigan.
AMI was Brcvlt rikaGier-Geucrai 10 the
United States trmy
EsF Twelve negroes engaged in fshirg
wore drowned in tho Potomac a. Blexar-
dria, Oh sunday last by the swapping Of
their boa, iu gale
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EPThe case, which hns long been mend.

@The case, which hos long been pend
ing, of Mrs. General GAINES against the
city of New Orleans and many citizens
thereof, for certain property in that city,
left to her by her father, was decided by
the Supreme Court in Washington, on Mon
day last, in her favor Prominent LAWYERS
there, who arc fully posted as to the value
oil this property, say that this decision will
undoubtedly make her the wealthiest wo-
inan in America. Two other cases involy-
ing the same principles were also decided
lately in favor of Mrs. GAINES. The mat
ter has been in controversy thirty years.
Associate Justice DAVIS expressed the
opinion of himself, Chief Justice CHASE and
Associate Justices NELSON, CLIFFORD and
FIELDS. 1t was dissentcd from by Associ
ate Justices GRIER, SWAIN and miller.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

HE CONNECTICUT ELECTION. The O.
lection took place in this State on Monday
last for Governor and other State officers
and for members Of he Legislature. The
candidates for Governor were L Usu.
dem, and JEWELL, republican I'll, r
turns from all the towns except two give
1908 majority for the Democratic State
ticket. Governor ENGLIsH's reelection il
therefore secured by an increased majority
over that of 1867, it then being only 9S7.
The Republicans have secured moorities in
both Houses of the Legislature So far,
they stand Senate, Republicans 10 Dem
ocrats : House, Republicans 100; Dem
ocrats l07 This will ensure the defent of
Senator DIXON, whose term expires with
the present Congress
On the same day, an election took place
in Michigan upon the adoption or rejection
OF the new Constitution. The result, al
though as yet not absolutely certain, seems
to be largely against its adoption. The Con-
stltution contained provisions cmbodying ne
gro suffrage, abolition of the liquor traffic,
and other features Objectionable to the peo
pie, but negro suffrage was probably the
most odious of all Returns from seventy
towns, including Detroit, show majority
OF 3, l56 against the constitution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

RS-Tho notorious Judgo Hustler, who
Las been imPrisoning Memphis lTenros.
seq editors, turns ont says the Cincinnati,
Enquirer, to he a defaultcr and iail-bird.
Official documents from Mercer county, o.
bio, where HUNTER resided in 1917, prove
him 10 be dcfaulter to tho county, while
acting az Treasurer, to the amount Of six
thousand aud some hundred dollar. lie
wa. Imprisoned in the Ccliua, Mercer cous-
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RATE oE FER
AT TIE SEVERAL FERRIES ON TuE
S OUTH B r a N C n .

Office Of the Clerk of the Board Of Sapervi-
sors of Hampshire County, West Va,
Romney, August 22d, 1867
Re Il ordained by the B2a,rl Of .Sapcr,
risors of Hampshire County. That the or
dinance fixing the rate Of Ferriage at the
several ferries on the South Branch. in this
County, bere-ordained and fixed as follows,
10 wit:
For transportinr man horse mr. rnulo \ y
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BAlruo.r, February mi. lsGa.

TALII HUtEl ItNIWII. M 90.
Nessrs. Clotworihy & Go My chickens were
dying very fast with what my uciphbors called
Chicken Cholera ives induced 10 try your
"PouiteIe-s' Friend, aud il ", rhed Ike "a
charm. } gave il rs directed, and it cUrtl those
that were then sick, aud have not seen any
- mptoins of the disease since. Yours, a.,
b. MENCkkN, Gross and Narmcr SIS
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Friday Morning, April 10, 1868,
n4r THO High Court of Imnenchment j.

TT The High Court of Impeachment, it
will be seen from the report of the proceed
ings in another column, adjourned on Sat-
urday TO yesterdsy-the prosecution, the
managers of impeachment on the part of
the House, having closed their case on that
day, with the exception of some cumula-
tive evidence yet to be offered.
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4 wARDED the highest prcm;Dr,..,
~ important field trials ever held io 'o nc sos
try, over as high rs foriv coupe,;,o.- ~al s'sa.
ht6iuon, for PERFECTION Of work in All 80 80 81.
grass aud on every variety ~ snrfsrs s H.s.' q
OF draft. Freedom from side-drusfl, o.,s l,ae'
agement, simplicity, strength and anr,h .,..--ai
The Dropping attachment 70 the grrvt,.
FOR cutting grain as lately Improved ana ~ Is
only torts dollars additional 10 tho - W. b
Mowers, stands unrivnllcd as a Reaper " u'
For further information We r,srsc,f,p, -,
To The following gentlemen who have ,b,r''. ~
tested the Buckeye, viz VIM. Haas g.,
mold, J. ID. Parsons, Il. b. Sherrard o., SO
son. Isaac V. lnskeep and others ''-l'
All Machines Uslrran;sa and s,ls =.
uiaeturers prices. Circulars free by mai n. n
erwise. VI v-'
G. AULTMAN & ca
Canton, Ohio, Manuf,e,g,',,
TOBIAS BAKER, at Ramne,
Agent for Hampshire Cous,,
April 10, 1865. If.
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2g-The Washington Union saws Of

1S' The Washington Union says Of i'm
parchment There is but one opinion as to
the evidence thus far submitted, and that is
that 1T affords no ground whatever for con.
viction. Indeed we are able to say that it
IS the expressed opinion Of the highest ju-
dicial authority in this country that the ov-
idence would be thrown out of the most in.
ferior court, and treated with contempt by
the weakest Judge in the nation.
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Ncssr8. ClOtWOrthy & Co.
GENILENES. Having LOST gront many fowls
during the curly Spring, with 'thicken Cholera,
] was induced ny Mr.. Joseph 50. Slguel raA,r, 81
Shephcrdstowu, Va, 90 tgy laptr of your
"POutefcrs luoud which J did and had
only used three doses when the disease DISAPPEAR
cd and have not lost q fowl since. cau most
safely recommend IL ~ DO what " SAYS IL the
elections are .llOw,d CHlislns NIFTY
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y FREEDMAN's IMPRESSIONS OF LIBERIA
A freedman who left Charleston, South
Carolina, for Liberia few months ago,
writes back the most glowing accounts of
matters AMI things there. After stating
that he revcr felt free until he reached
that Republic, and that ne had selected
his land for cultivation, he adds "Of all
the fruits found Oh the land my tongue j.
unable to explain, bat | will give you the
names Of some. First, field of thirty a
cres of coffee second, cocoanut trees in
any quantity; third, lemons by the bushel );
fourth, the great palm tree, the most i'm
portant and precious tree in the country,
from which we get nice oil, cabbage, but
ter; then the kernel, shingles, then cord
and thread, and then best Of all, we can
get wine Of it 10 drink. All of these we
have on the farm Tell my brother Wash
ington that this is the country to come to. !"