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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23
SUPPORTERS, DC.
United States of America, Dis
trict Of West Virginia, SIS.
s @.n,a~ : = D r,s.s,.r Attachment

WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS
w been filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Virginia,
on the 10th day of October, 1868, by William +.
Dawson, against the steamer "Pickes," her en-.
gines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture: Now,
therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said steamer, her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or in
any manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the said District Court to be
held at the city of Wheeling, in and for the
District of West Virginia, on the 10th day Of
November, 1868, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, provided the same shall be day OF
Jurisdiction; otherwise on the next day OF juris
diction thereafter then and there to interpose
their claims, AMI to make their allegations on
that behalf. HEDGEMAN SLACK,
o. S. Marshal, District W. Va.
By VIM II. IRWIN, Deputy
WHEAT g. FORBES, Proctors for Libellant.
WHEELING, w. Va, October p, 1865
nrtD
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Oysters! Oysters! Oysters
BY the Can or Half Can, at
JOHN C.. n EFTL { US,
Odd Fellows, Hall Building.
United States of America, Dis
trict of West Virginia, IS.

u.s. : Admiralty
The Steamboat Charley Bowen.")
The Clifton Coal Company In
u.s. : Admirable
The Steamboat Charley BOwen.")
IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER ENTER.
i ed on the 10th day of September, 1868, in the
District Court of the United States for the Dis
trict III West Virginia, in the cases of John
Barrett and the The Clifton Coal Company
against the Steamboat Charley Bowen" her
engines, tackle, outfit apparel and furnitare,
shall proceed to sell said Steamboat Charley
Bowen" at the Town of Point Pleasant, in the
County of Mason, in this District, ON Thursday,
the 10Th day of October, 1865, TO the highest and
best bidder at Public Auction.
Terms OF Sal, :-0ne.third cash; balance i'll
two equal payments, at three and six months,
purchaser giving bonds with good and approved
security for deferred instsllments, with interest
from date. HEDGEMAN SLACK,
U. s. Marshal District W. Va.
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS. 5. WHEAT, Proctor for John Barrett.
PECK & HUBBARD, PrOCtOrs for Clifton Coal
Company.
WHEELING, W. VA October 9th, l5G5
Octg.l5t
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CONSUMPTION


For the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON
.CHITIS, CATARRU, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT and AIR PASSAGES;
for General and Special arrangements of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM; for Disorders Of the
BLOOD; and for all Functional Disorders of the
Stomach and BolreLS
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the strength and deepsnS the color Of the pale blood
IL subdues the ChilLS and F6reT, and diminiShes
the ErpectordtiOn. 1t checks the night SicsatS al
ways in from Seren 10 fourteen days. The Gppe-
lite is iHrigordtei and the patient rapidly gains
EeSh the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and
refreshing; the srdcudti0HS regular and uniform.
ALL TIE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c, DISAPPEAR WITH A
REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIBITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should he used in every
Disease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN in which
tIeTe IS exhibited any arrangement of either
1he NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. 1t is
nt,vluaSa IN Female Disorders, ScInty Sup
pressed Mensss, Whites" DC
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION il both
lhe DIS and the most ECONOMICAL Medi.
enc 'hAt can Se taken. The average dose is
Two teISlonsIu' taken once day. The patient
never requires, under dry cirrlj,, s,-,1... =, -
Cough Mixtures Tor the Cor-b "E,S 70 use
rants for the ExpectoTation; "Tonics'' ~ 70
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for tho Pi,oI
Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation. Acids 20,
the S.bt Sweats; or Whisky or On 4,I ISI
for the Wasting. is Specific 4 ettOr is upon tIa
Constitutional Condition, and. through u.is ConSi
ton, upon the Whole series Of symptoms.
Statements from Patients, &c.
COLLEGE HILL. CINCINNATI IL icas IN the lat
STAGE of CONSUMPTION. In ten days after taking
the PRESCRIPTION, my CHILLs, NIGHT SwEATs
FEVER, Sc, deer essed, and finally altogether
disappeared A w. ere skeleton before, am now
well stored with mesh. Nv restoration is mar
eel TO al trho kilOie me-MRs. c. l.. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughter life,
and has probably saved me hundreds OF dol
lars Rev. Z. HUMPHREYS, RensOn, y. Y.
We bless God for the benefit We have receiy'
ed IRON your Prepared Prescription. Rev. 2.
fkkEGRiNE, Blossburg, Penn.
livery one to whom have recommended il
mas oenehted much by its use"-Rev. c. ID.
JONES, Racine Wis
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put
up IN 81 90 bottle and is sold by Druggists
seneTahy, or orders may be addressed 10 the
Sole froprietors, OSCAR G MOSES a ca %
I0kILANpr STREET, y. Y. CorsuItation free
Clrcular, containing TEsTIMoyIITs Or nv
CAsEs successfully treated, will be sent free bv
mali; TO all who will write for IT. y
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists All
your Druggist for Kings Prepared PfesoTi.t;no,A
ana II ne has not gotit be viii get it for ven A'
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Choice EamilY EiOurS.

1O0 BARRELS AVONDALE.
lUU 100 CrOssett's Best XXX.
100 Fords Mills Best XXN.
From selected White Wheat
just received and for sale by
oct2I NJ. REILLY.
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Porto Rico Sugar.
SUniricS.

on HOGSHEADS PRIME QUALITY JUST
~ received and fer sale by
oct2l NJ. REILLY.
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with Professors Of Latin Greek. NaibfEi-,
Modern Languages, moral PbiI0sopl' -
and English Language and Lit'ratufs AZ
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy 80
and Law and Equity. Thee arc d.'u
into: /. Faculty Of Arts 2. Faealty o. -
J. Faculty Of Literature and Psl''op.l
Faculty OF Law. In zach Of Thea s'l-
q distinct Bachelors Degree, and tb' D. =.
AGstsT Of Arh II open alike 10 .lud'a' ! :.
course. In the Department Of ScisBos Or
ferred, Als0, PrqJsisi0Rai Dipl0raai q 80
gineer and Mining Engineer By ~ -.
full corps Of assistant PrsfeaAof' fg',-.,..
made for thorough drilling 10 The Dsfs'-.l
Of English, Ancient and Modern Lahgll'
Mathematics. y-f
EIPENsEs All necessary eTPss'''
eIoeed t32j.
c. GORDON
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NORWOOD SCHOOL
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VA.
Cor ny IRE Pr,.Id,sL

TI'HR NEXT SESSION OPENS THiL
i Thursday in September 10. Sa4 -
fourth Thursday In June, l-63.
The Earuitv conaiala az
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28
RADICAL. Cures.

SsF YoRy oct % lsc'.
Y hARSH N ..
HsIrSR Z, aa,ri. p-s'urc sd ts.tmeov 80
.ata " tlar remark ls -ur.pf HERNIA Having been shd "n
before laFlFs TIE
time sin fsrert srf having nfsr murdered Y
r Co. .uur kADt Al i hL TIKI ~ hi
.r.u lch iaYpF Hnf ta.t ar O. t asnind Al
tsu NUT the eo sod Tsse Shat ~
pfrrrI able wearing thc never wing r s pain "r trouble
lat ulsIs Who rai rl $500 ctl un flu ai TO
M thaak r siracs. aud sitaon Ne uH-eI
.ear care. ! l-n4. }ulss yer thy T. h si"NL',
H.I.-rs suI Brokers. SO - LfoaIst, a-lofk.
Paoyipyv,s r. J..
OCT D. i--3
ur y MARSH No ve.rrst. y :
tIfr tst rlHr 'rsff.l' ~ mF
f. Ir.rr r.r t 't 81 .I rrl Nor" .aa
,ar learned itoarl lruf Nar Parker Of lUgf c " your
s.csssfli 90 sea c4sss 'u frai'n q" ." va ~
rsA h RADICAL CURB lhl Nr 'hth 1rfJ Go me
Parts hss directions Hf aton'
i.s siue a ~f Earnestly recommending
otr sod g. oil in tr-i 81 .I,h All,
reTy tuF,
oit
jas e GORDON
prDglrrre. r J.
N.,p>>ftsvlrIE. O.. sept %. lGCs
Al Tf,s you tttsd ~. With radical ef hernia
NM AiLuJuN. VI D.
N..sr. MARSH Co.. Pleas. truss ss ucarr's 70
pleasure s.,i etrciel .u every
Nour. truly. .,uN r. LEWIS, ". D.
Caryt.t Ky., feJ o, Io6.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28
MIXED COMPANIES.

PART OF WHOSE PROFITS ARB PAID 10 STOCKHOLDERS
stock life Insurance as au independent system does not exist any
Iu.r II only adhere, the ,orna, py Mutual system"
,Sias,a.lu,,,, Commissioner, Report 1914
AMER the experimental stage Company passed aud - pOhA
ID, be two or year. The guarantee capital becomes per
M uupee.,ay and ever which than 'hs earning
booe., eIAas.pee aud waste Of the pOcyhol
en-, Commissioner Reports page g.
rr, can L.r, tea HAPPIER SET OF CAPITALISTS earth
than ore which has obtained right, by peOeu, charter to insure
lives, receiving from the proceeds l legal interest, w annually 0u
stock AS SURE THING secondly per Of what called
profits a, is premiums proving be,urpu rsret NAiehu'ei'
Insurance Commi,,ouer,' Reports page lss.
The capital stock Of Companies elias, when tnn established
valued Z, hOm 10 500 per cert over par value.
STOCKHOLDERS PROFITS OVER LEGAL INTEREST ON
CAPITAL
4ErNA Hartford. Cout.
oHs aud on,h per participating premiums, s7sS.4 paid
SOeLhO. 1907 being I3 per Ou ch capital No pOr
aOu Of profit, s.eured Policy by charter lava
AMERICAN ToSTINB No s Broadway Y incorporated 1868
Stockholders sued 10 per payable
annually. and prOsts business done plan.
AsBURY, No ssl Broadway. n y. incorporated 1867
Interest on cap. per profits payable annual. to
stoekLoljen
ATLANTIC MUTUAL, Albany NY.
Twenty per profits credited the Stockholders until uArsn.
capital redeemed.
BROOKLYN, No IA Broadway. N
Twenty PER profits payable Stockholders Only u cent
interest paid
CONTINENTAL, No 20 Nas.AusL, N.Y.
Twelve per pros' over legal interest payable
Stockholders sOo paid Stockholders 1868 being 10 per cent
psdup capital
ECONOMICAL, Providence r. l.
Twenty per profits be applied payment " ssoeAhode
notes. aud up per cent Of Proit With per esD'
interest 10 bs ts,y~loIg P.k ~ s'eslp0lSua
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28

,TO RESTORE VIGOR AND HEAITI
i STIMULATING WITHOUT ELACToS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28


81, rlt..t the following % ualla. s' e. r .st
ma, troe a 90 t..u Ifs st.,, ,f cal. t fa
stoned aa5 s rs feroltl t.i .,'.ar r.a.Is
!oe We hsye man, r,ofl esfc pra' lr'c t,su r
,re. Married ar rIl-er Th, l-l Is ~ evidence r'
fsumlne,, ~ tlt SAKSAPAEilllbN Ef>OiAISt
Tie EGorur s eA,s vhe ias a . Es....i .far-.' t.
- a.sfrHrr 49, stopped
The l,etsrse. The letter was srreu POI Msr ~.
Il r nov rre yo1 nv symptoms ar - OBJ vett lA
pnr.. hight rnpr nf hsf ar- fr, uli t Nt
ars rstdefi veattes OF tLr sHo 'o .'a. ll .- W " rF
r ps.r, over te uif,i . 'i~ fei.. I r lnI
flis stHrf Haat af itHrnF
g. teru -sr' iour sr rt'gH. i'' at' oslo '
nee d,,.re ar ar hsl r tae noug d h'-y ssE 90
i.u. bowels s.frs l fI Hits asr f'n@
lines from 90 hof.f Iurss lr fsil t bad
mr. dislike tf 'pI ar' 'Hai' - etV iov' oi toh
r,ri nose le'ur. uFt'fe.'' t.' 90 lrs nu.l
grrs~ horrible As uar". a'fr r~i uug rtstl
destructive hst 4rI base h .ufus rcs'
have hrru urd'f treatment v t''a an i'e uoi
s habit m ri, tr Hs,,.f lave '' frd'r- Ihe
change h remedy produced iffI at M h4 '.as tsf
prarri nr IHslc f appetite rYffr r.''. aI
lee tio complete lfit aHr Isls Ht o..
Pills night twice rl me lart
Ready Relief bottle tHs ml.' s Uut
had better continue t fot stHe ioau .fa,,,
IN o'ssvers veAtrs All a afron. sppcson
q RAILWAYS READY RELEr ,fias ,at Importance
supplies s,ot, ana g,,t an
v i.orou, strength o the
RAILWAYS REMEDIES cold b dufr shers ,rd II d.
RAILWAYS ofce No. ~ Ma.len.ians \. s
TO RESTORE VIGOR AND HEALTH;
Il WITHOUT
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28
WON

Tier, are class u comp er,fr aI ss ffol''
3D. u oH.l hour, r. r tas"-s 'ta Co co. 'fi d
Ilrr 20 eousa physician To- EADwtlN SAH,ArtEillAN Ht
SOLVENT remedy rsy prsfe has s our s', inu = Ls
goupi,t anI retto Lsaf fsru'sry ha'e rrfs from Soy
rrea Rstestar. tfalsr Msllai7 Dr. o.ss - s stlu
rg LeuorfhsA usstsrn. dirs, raus o s Wolh raHon
or H-i Lsnrs or Jifsfi te Wsat 90 .s'.. .ltl
Ir cs,.s ef Hysrr rf. t..ttft N.sft' o.. h,-Ht q
tis raay symptoms fli sr.iaa' I''. 't' f'rF 30
once Etc ,ioa prnears s.gpr of r. >,r>''AhLltN
REsoLvEST H-alIe,p te t. ,as s asn. a-i' raa i,s.
bright e.s,r'll aprr '..or -,a.. fa If-'
49, Hear lsagthI,sr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28

the p,eapy Of the that Anend' arithmetic 'ad" "'
hear Of ZOO many eIhamOa validity Of life pOs, to 'ra
to the stock Market Ike coal copper petroleum cOH"'
Reports, 1885,
Tss1aus Of the stock. Of all veil managed PrOPh'ap companies
IN England during past years has up eight their par
value poes uss, value There can be hH' one
exp for th, namely hA, there large Proa'' the bass
ness, which sht but not divided '|''f NE policy
holders, Who contributed to produce such profits
But the sre., objection all the s'0ef PA- h'' lie Ss'd
alton OF the ssen Osooms'a pOicJ holder Sob
c b, ia. no favor. to expect the stOshOhe fAsT ~
,.,,, are DRAMATICALLY opposed his The public demand 'S f
,oo,, .h all produce sOmshns for themsel's.'-lAHoh
,ArloAAL LIFE INSURANCE co, washrs;OE, pc.
IA, Cooke Coz chartered July 9S lss-csp one miiO' "a
,.,,. an vote Of .,oclhOd. Asoual special Hs'tre
None. t.. ,.o4ts TO be paid to POiey'h0ld'r''
,,sRi,AS POPULAR No. AZ BFOad'"' y \
insured AZ, made by tbs Company until tho i'''s
o,,s, o OF expectation the premium age '' 'i1 '''
.o,s Dividend. then to be made ia not "'''' '"'
charter ~ b, i.r"-lBArue,'. Report 1855 P lru'-
c.NsAcrIcuT GENERAL, Hartford c'nS
All ppoar. p.,.b to Stockholders Proprietary TABOO
NETWORK STATE Syracuse, n y
AL ps.dts pa, to Stockholders
UNIVERSAL. No % Libstyn,Ni y
Al Surplus u he credited Stakeholder, pro ba 10 ''"'S
IN the han Of tie '-nPan' guarantee surplus ana fof h "
of policy holders until amount 900,
capital million dollars there
all h- pross be divided among the s;oSkholdsa
TRAVELLERS, Hartford, Conn.
All pros proprietary tables be paid sobhode hut ne
Company la,s prepared tables insure also utea post rate.
For hr particulars Of Capital Asset, IseOm. Expenditure Pre-
wam A. D,isad .ystem see UNDERWRITERS LIFs INSURE
.NcR CHART 1867 10 ia6a" Price 50 esns per copy Pubb.d
j. b. ECCLESINE,
Eltor and Proprietor WALL srassr cSsss"nrsS
Drce, No 100 Broadway, New.fsrk, Rss~ Ns'S
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28

BERKSHIRE, Pttsdeld, Mass.
Aurros. PAID to PoaeyhoIder.
CHARTER OAK Hartford, Conn.
Al profit, pat to Pouerbotiers.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, Hartford, Conn.
AL pro.t. paid to Pobey.holi,l
CRAFTSMENS, No. 2l4 Broadway, N
Al ,r.a. p.A, to Policy toer. .una on contribution plan.
EQUITABLE. No. ~ Broadway. NY.
urr,s, paid to ro,y ,oae annually, contribution pan.
GUARDIAN. No. lO9 Broadway, NY.
All proiu p.d to pouc,.hoder.
HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL, No. 81 Broadway, N y
al profit. credited Policy holders annually.
JOHN HANCOCK. Boston. Mass.
Al ros 1 to Po,, ho,r, dividends applied second On con
irbliloa plan.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL, Springfield. Mass.
AL proa'. paid to Policy holders
MUTUAL LIFE. No. 40 Broadway, ". Y.
All g.a,, paid to ro, holden, annually contribution plan.
MUTUAL BENEFIT. Newark, y. j.
An pruats paid 10 Policy holaet
NATIONAL LIFE. Montpelier, Vt.
All ptost. paid to ro,hoasr,; dividend. declared qurqsesziay
NEWYORK LIFE. No. ll9 Broadway. n. Y.
Au prot, paid TO rea ho'-s' asru,r contribution PiAi
NEW-ENGIAND MUTUAL, Boston. Mass.
Al grs,. PAD TO eohe hoer, annually contribution plan,
STANDARD. No. 9O2 Broadway, y. Y.
Al pro.,s paid TO PoicJ holler.
UNION MUTUAL. Augusta. Me. and Boston, Mass
Al profits l.Ii 90 poig.hoh.rrS
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, No. 1S2 Broadway,
NY
Alpo6ts pail tp ro.cylat,'
WASHINGTON. No. lj5 Broadway, y. Y.
Al prot,, p4.i Co rOHctoido,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES
OF
NATURALlZATION.
$500 REWARD.

ULsro the edge ~ ne REPIBIfAN UNION
STATE COMMITTEE that extensive frauds hong committed 10
III, proe and i.sibr of FALSE CERTIFICATES oF NATURAL
IZATION the a tl casl, election r '''f
on of the and the State OF Neuio1s np,e
all, thelooviug o tte at' oi the tniisd State
sss Of the United states l-eq-la5- II person stal t
counterfeit or procure o. hf A mae
forged couutete. certificate or evidence ~ oi'A e,i'I
oounterieisd certificate Of cusfln or shan mals ae ~ dispose OF
sur certificate cugtushp than the G
whom at 's.u,d sud 20 whom UsT - rrt belong ever
prou shall De decmd aud 4 t.td u' - of an 90 t'g
OF s shall hr sentenced iu t Trs
aud kept td labor aI period 90 s tt ue' u"f more
fined ro less ftlu ~al fof more .sL
The discretion pt the Court tsits griaHc i.o'
Now rHsYryeRH We %, ulteguet t.ly ofeT tstri q
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS person ~to , information
which shall &c le sfy,t aul .on q Itsou of dug
AGAINST TIE rro,s the s;atate such rsvsr 20 e
paid upon the cerfoas le D,et A;osrs Mssths q
N, re.rerye Dstr fthis Nsr iogi October o. 1902
HENRY r. LON. claiulsu IA Con. Req troH Stat ooT.
I.NEs TyIiNIIIeYH Sfcfeisry.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-28
MUTUAL, MIXED, AND STOCK COMPANIES.

Tie subject Of the proper Of Life Insurance Surplus which should
be apportoued to exciting public attention and might as
We, TOW IS ever be thoroughly ed and criticised thereby eliminating
from . friction o, conflicting such jos; rules Of equity Ou'
e as will be approved by general public and by the ma" Of
stock and Policy holders Baues 9th Annual Report 1862 lIIir
THE PRINCIPAL PURELYMUTUAL COMPANIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
ALL PROFITS PAID TO POLICYHOLDRRs.
Tie object Of retain the members them
selves tie phoe benefit, arising premiums plain that
by this method soe the public entire advantages which
the present. laoaes the Of Life Assurance confer That
knowledge euaJc Of integrity aud intelligence to give the com
u1y every post which possibly arise from Life Assurance hany
av can be o premiums can be possibly made
about he Just appropriation ecumuaon until it can be proved
that r more beneficial take part rather than the
whole Of the tora.,. ,upuse IuslaHct GUIDE and Hand
Book, Lorloo 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
Telegraph to Dallas,

Some time since we published the letter
of Mr.. W. A. Whcrry, Superintendent of
the Marshall and Tyler Telegraph Compa-
ny containing his-proposition to build a
line of Telegraph from Tyler to this point
through Canton and Kaufman. Mr.. Wher-
ry says:
"The cost of a line Of telegraph
from Tyler TO Dallas, distance one
hundred miles, will be ten thous
and dollars U. S. Currency. A
Joint Stock Company will be made
cash capital $1O,0OO-number OF
shares 100. If tho people of Can
ton, Kaufman and Dallas will take
eighty of these shares, / will obi
gate myself by giving bond with
three good securities, to finish and
put up No. l line of telegraph
from Tyler to Dallas, at specified
time which shall be mentioned in
the bond ; placing you in connec-
ton Geographically with the out
er world. The parties taking stock
can retain it and receive their por-
tons of the dividend or cancel it by
telegraphing."
more liberal proposition could not
have been made, an enterprise more to the
advantage Of our people except railroad
could not be projected. OF the great pro-
motors of intelligence and civilization, the
telegraph and various Applications of steam
stand pre-. eminent. Can there be any ne
cessily of enumcrating the benefits and
advantages which would accrue not only to
this point but all northwestern and north
central Texas from such an enterprise. 1t
would seem not. 1t is an enigma why a
place Of such important interests and size
rs this did not long years ago avail itself
of the great benefits Of one Of the most use
full and mightiest achievements Of science.
We firmly believe the amount Of money year
ly lost upon cattle alone caused by the neces-
sary Ignorance or want Of information as
10 the price of cattle in the various mar
kets and the condition of rivers for ship
ment, would build FIVE such lines.
We are farther Of the opinion that the
line can and will be built il Mr.. Wherry
will pursue the proper course by exhibit
ing TO the people in a business manner his
determination and will TO execute the work
That course we think, would be bis opening
the books for subscription sither in ProPria
yersonG or by appointment Of some intelli-
gent and energetic person to represent
him. The appearance would then be earn
est. will not our cote mPOrnriss who are
90 much interested as sist in drawing the
attention Of the people 10 ihi, necessary
and laudable enterprise
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

There 10 81 hsiisf sai mafs utsif eel
sssfesig On slisf stsnriss n itf fstis Il
Ne psaris "a isissisf ~ ne Csufiisiisr
is its Loser iisuss. ihsa Ne iiss ismfs
nfsets n Ns~ foIt. en- slelusui fsifsfl
from vhs,s speech delivered % ne ga 4
fsbrusry 10 orrasiiioa 10 The imIsashn'sl
u ihs Prssilsui IL sutjsinsi Nc Bfsots
has ever bssh q Conservative, ani iIus
frishi 10 The people " The soulhl s'su do
ring the days shea The soaniTy sas bsias
fss'lsd ,os safety silh The gog msguiassnss
Of var
There is nothing new In what
We are doing, for We but repeat the
history Of the past We ara trayer-
sing over and over again the days
of Cromwell and Charts !, aud
Charles II, and We are lrayersing
over and over again all the scenes OF
tho French Revolution, We have
been told, though not here aud now,
that the President shonld be i'm
peached because he was an Obstruo-
ton in tho way OF restoring certain
States into the Union or rather
an obstacle TO the party which
would DO, but is not yet directly in
power, Sir, We are all distractions
TO that party. My associates, |,
myself, We all, have been, and in
tend 10 DO obstacles m the way Of
its high handed proceeding, aud IL
the President is to DO removed rs
an obstacle in the way of the party
in power, il is equally within their
power. by the exercise of tyran-
meal majority, TO remove every oh,
struction here aud to have the sole
control Of tho government, But |
bid them beware, in no spirit of do
iiance, but from n devoted love TO
my country and its institutions, j
solcmnly bid them beware and 10
proceed no further in their revolu-
tionary steps. Speaking in behalf
Of those who have sworn to support
the Constitution in behalf of my
here ; in behalf of those
laundering majoritics whose voices
arc roaring outside of tho Capitol
and who are waiting for Constitu.
tional opportunity to enter, | bid
you beware. Your impeachment
will avail you nothing. The Prcsi-
dent is to be tried before the Senate
with all tho forms Of law, and be-
fore = on can achieve the final result
he will be removed from your au-
thority by the constitutional ter
Of his Office. Ifyou pro-
coed further and deposc the Prcsi-
dent by violence if you suspend
him if you throw him out Of Office
except by due process of impeach-
ment, l tell you in behalf of thous-
and and tens of thousands and hun.
ireds of thousands and millions Of
the people that we will never, never,
so help me God, never, never sub
nit.