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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

rea- The acquittal Of the President
has created considerable dissensiou
in the radical ranks. The journals
opposed to conviction, are severe in
their structures upon tho conspirators.
Oa the other hand the conspirators
dcnounce the rccusant Senators md
all republicans who favor them AZ
traitors.
Forneys Press places tho follow.
ing journals on the black list be.
cause they did not dcnounec tho Re.
publican Senators who voted for &C.
quittnl New Yoft Evening Post,
Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Com.
mereial, Providence Journal, Spring.
field Republican, Bridgeport Stand.
ard, Buffalo Advertiser, Buffalo
Express, and Hartford Couraut.
This list, it will he seen embraces
some Of the sblest and most inAuep.
tial journals in the country.
This is very nice aad pleasant.
Honest people enjoy il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Our New OrIeans Agents.
Mcssra. Wharton 4 Illingswcrth No
IS Comnon street, Now Orleans, are the
duly authorised Agents Of the RePub
lican in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

- tn Cadde 0aseofs isasas thAi
pAssies with iasKs eAsh csSiaal will
- de Cd C. 4 ArssaAI bsiteisxs u
sAsssspsrA IL - satsasin ~
fsehssy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

o~lt will be sra that the firm d
hesars. Hin, fIswley, 4 Ca, has bsen
d,ssoased ~ tho Withdrawal Of M.
lIAwlsy, and that tho bssinsss will be
continued BY Mr. Hill and M Heart
all, sHdss tAs i'm Of Ja~ss HUI 4 Co.
Thsss ssntls~sn ars dssssvsdly poFs-
Lar. They have lasxs asd veil ssssct
ID sock Of soods, which hey arr selling
ss very low 6ssres
- We acknowledge the reception
Il . pamphlet, p1ntsA II the New Or
Isass Crescent Once, b>asiifui speci-
mes Of tgpa6sshy, s~hsasias IL +. An
neal kApost (ess 1851 u ~ sspsris-
tssdss y Ne IA,sisiass iaf.ss Seminary
asd MiliAa,y Aeadsny," located near
AlssAadris, Ia Thk il 90 .: The
.ost sosri.hias acadsniss Of Issrsiss
IL de 3oath
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Mslsck ! Co, New Orleans, hsvs
SEAT ~ "Cannss; -or Lifs uadss III
Nsw E.pire; fro~ shs Frsseh Of o.
sass fssilst" IN works Of this Az
ahes ~ repsvssass1 b have sssslcd "a
inosnss sessssios n rasis. aad this 10
ssia - h. inesapsslyy ~ hsal 70
mAscs Taos thss hsss i've hisses "
tsAstp in wesks u sesi's ess jsdEs for
AAaoasls~s =, ysssssisg ssPy y JsE
kssas's dcpA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

NO MAILS, AND THOSE wyuAvu
Anour WORTHLESS. Tho sulphu,
Springs Gazette, Of the 18th uIt tho
first namber of which we have Ind
'ns pleasure of rerpsing in some
tine, contains the following.
We have had no mail to ,hi.
point for more than three weeks
past Every shower Of rain thai
ial's IS regarded as sufficient ok.
euse to t., stop all the mails in North.
sfn Texas. There is a rr;eyous
want OF energy In this very neccssa
y department and something should
be done to remedy tho cvil.d
LOOK OUT ron THE ScouNpRxI
Mr.. Daniel Cole, living ten miles
vest of Grcenvillc, in Hun, Coun,y
offers $4,000 reward for tho arre.,
ana delivery Of ore Charles Amcs,
VINO came to Farmersvillc, Collin
county Texas, some time in tho
month OF Now 1867, and on tho
2oth OF March las, married hi.
daughter, Mary Jane Cole, and after
living with her at Mr.. Coles house
ah'l' the 10th oi May, stole l,om
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! seyniotir


The, following picture of Horatiio,
Seymour, as he is, was. .dEawnIby that
eminent fcopperhead delinsator,
Brick Pomeroy, on stBeoi6th day Of
July last, during tho session Of Wade
Hampton, oand Butcher FORESTS
Convention oftparoled rebel elpSiispners
York, which nihatcd
Seynour& Blaru a3iisaG. bias
) .aThis load Of industry-this drain
upon the resources Of tho plowholds
Governor Seymour proposes y
continue without change for q gen
Grafton OF more. ID oiss s9ae1ot mi
faH Whyisdi 10 fgc, Ho1a ,trgol
1sl Because he has notnthe courage
to grapple, with the question like q
statesman and q patriot!
e"And Because THE Bondholdsrs
have got him in their dtoils, and are
using him to uphold their. interest -
8 A, Ana, fnfFsl4avs the tPdtQWHOLD-
Frs" A g 'aa " = 81 Ii
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The Old Story.

Everybody can remember that ac-
cording to Copperhcad papers, the
Yankees always get whipped in ev-
cry engagement during tho late
trouble" from sumpter to Appomat-
tox. 8fs3
Take up any smut machine Cop
pcrhead paper that you can get hold
of, and you will find this old story
repeated.
According to them, no Republican
meets a Copporhead slangwhangol
on the stump, but that the former is
made to bite the dust
With no earthly prospect of nI,4
ing anything except KentuASys VA
ryland, the Five Points, few rum
holes and Lunatic Assylums, they
still have the brazen etfrantcry tc
claim that they are really over
whelming us on the stump, and arr
going to inadgurate another rebel
lion ly the election of Seymour sne
clair
As these amrincd cohorts Of an Il;
! battle fields, so will they be cropn.
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TIE WEEKLY COURIER i
Il ll-.:----A.-------- T&+4 ~ rs.
4f J.M/HEDR1cK, Editor.
orDtJAGwA. IOWA
Thurs/hy October 8, 1868
"White Boys in Blue"

i After numerous meetings, and
many long debates, the great ques-
ton Of christening the Democratic
Coprer.rebel company of Seymour
Hampton-ites Of this city was settled
by q Home Guard, making motion
that they be called the "White Boys
in Blue. Although this was a
terrible misnoncr, and didn't just
suit the ''Boys in Gray who were
training with them, yet for the good
of the cause, and in tho hope of de-
coiving the people, after consultation,
they agreed to submit TO it for the
time being,
This II. g., who is now thirst
ing for military glory, and who mar
ches with elastic step under the sold
| flag now, couldn't see it in that
light" some years ago, when Uncle
Sam invited and entreated him to
volunteer and defend it against the
assaults Of treason.
We are told that there are zoo
white Boys in Blue" in Ottumwa
That there are 200 uniforms
may be true, but there are not 20l
sold iers Of the late Union army, in
this place who are training with
the friends of Hampton and Forrest
nor arc there 20. 81 lta se2
This game is being played through
out the entire country, and nov
nearly every Democrat in the land il
q "White Boy in Blue but thoy are
generally the men who tried to gel
a "Black Boy in Blue" to stand be
tween them and their rebel friend,
on the field of battle.
Clay Dean, Tom Claggott, Mason
and other distinguished Iowa Cop
| perheads arc now "White Boys ii
Blue" but they arc not half, as patri
otto, noble and true, as the gallan
"Black Boys in Blue who charge,
the encmy's lines fearlcssly at Por
Hudson and Wagner and the histo
rian will give them a brighter pag
in history than the former. ~.
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Prohibited Marriages.

The British Parliament has made
some very follish legal restrictions
on the marriage rite, prohibiting,
among the rest, q marriage with a
deceased wife's sister, u relationship
which death certainly dissolyes as
effectuaily as it terminates marriage.
The Rev. VIM. Morley Punshon,
one Of the most eloquent Ministers in
the English Methodist church, hav-
ing determined to marry his deceas,
ed wifc's sister, and knowing that he
could not do it at home, came to this
country last spring for that especial
purpose. After meeting tho Motho-
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Vermont and Maine,

fhe Republican majority in Yer.
mont in 1867 according to the demo,
cratic World Almanac was 20, lsi.
The Official Republican majorityfor
the same party with the same candi,
dates on both sides this year is "a,
253, making nett Republican gain
of7,069 on a State election in one
year. f
From the same democratic author
ity, we find that with the same can
didates on either side, the Republi-
cans of Maine only had last year 1 :
,slS majority, while the official vote
before us for this year, gives then 20,-
4O4, making gain ofs,5s6. 3apa
These figures show as plain as any,
thing can be, that the apparent re.
action last year, in favor of the Cop
per,johnies, resulted from apathy,
local issues, and general confidence
n our numbers, which kept large
portion Of our vote from tho polls,
and that this year alarmed at the
revolutionary and repudiating atti-
tudc Of the democracy, these conser-
vative and generally inditferentvoters,
have rallied to the polls as they did
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4a-aoibs THE THE NEWS 40
,From thursdays Daily, Oct. IL


F ThelState Fsir at Clinton is a big
spcccss .fqoI ,1oAlGH III y
1t is to be continued over Satutl
day, on account, of the rain. 10
tgoi Geo. Brinton Met Clellan, arrived on
two boats at New York yesterday. ~
There was no. material advance in
the price Of putty in consequence.-
Its announced that he is take the
spade for Seymour r.llay4.l .nal,eH
Rev. DR.. Gurley, an eminent W ash
ington City prelate, OF tho Presbyte-
rian persuasion, died yesterday OF
cancer in the stomach. ana 1T
ig Mr.. hincoln ATTENDED his church
regnlarly:ysrq sdi % t!sloyha bs' iii
III The Spanish insurgents are having
everything their own way, land are
moving ON Madrid without scarcely
the show of opposition.moa ,lls y "a
The 1mperialists are descrting to
the RevolutionistB on all hands, and
but fcw days will elapse iuntit the
last effete prUaigate slicentions our
Nbonlin Europe with hcr, d6Bauched
husband, will be either prisoners IN
the hands Of their outraged shbjecta
or fleeing fugitives.if III borailro 10
q Con- Sherman cannot attend the
great Soldiers and Sailors Convention
to-day and tomorrow in Philadel-
phia, on account Of an important
meeting of the Indian Commissions
L The people Of Cedar county, lows,
are al standing on their heads Oh
account Of the alleged discovery, of a
silver mine ID their midst ~ &c
E. Y. Robbins, President Gof the
Chicago Board Of Trade, has sent ii ii
his resignation = On "a account Of His get.
ting busted out, for 500, 900 on "a j
grain ring. 80" '"'s.o pa
Tie Soldiers and Sailors Consefi'
ton at Philadelphia today and to!
morrow, promises to eclipse anything
Of the sort over held III Ainefica. =. !,
A general war in Europe is imihent
If we may believe the teIegraphic in.
dicatiuns. = ~
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dis, General Conference in Chicago,
and travelling through this, count
try and Canada, he was married last
Augustto} the women of ,hisi choice.
Ifhe can POW 60 askto, England
with her without ainterfarenes, this
parliamentary law is as foolish ,as it
is nnwises # is practically of no
force At all,-THa,pkgue- ,i,aI,1 90
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saEDDYvILLE.--The I'd No. of the
lDes Moines Valley Gqzsttee, has put
lin anappearanoeat our office. 1t is
clean, neat, and spicy, and worthy OF
the patronage ofthe Eddyvilliaas, OF
anyother man. 1t contains long &C.
count ofthe great snake killing show
Of Coy. Stone there the other day
and many other local and genera
| news items.
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/, Ashland.

Pursuant to adjournmenttheG Grant
and >Colfax Club met on Wednesday
ave-, Sept. 23d.
Pres. Golf in the chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read
andaad0pted, sfisiga
ot On motion, John Hamilton was ap-
pointed on committee Of enrolment.
the. many, disappointpients,
Mai Hamilton arrived in due, time,
and was welcomed by goodly num-
ber Of our citizens. 5
Among, which were some of tho oway-
ward Democracy. The Major ex-
pounded the, truth with more than
. oaidtseest. reviewing in brief
the grounds occupied by both parties
nov add during the war;t touching
some Of the very tender procliyities
lot the great friend Of rioters.
~ Come Dem 0cr.its be honest and so
ber tor once and vote tor worthy
candidate.
Tnc Major announced that j. w
Dixon would address the citizcns o.
Ashland, irrespective Of party, OF
Wednesday eve, Oct. 7th, 1868, at Z!
P. NJ.
On motion, the Secretary forward
a copy Of the proceedings Of thi'
| meeting to the Ottum wa COURIER fol
| publication.
On motion, Club adjourned to mee
OcL& 7sh 90 u P. .,MaB1
G.. w, NIMocKs, PETER Corr,
l Secretary. President.
: 4. ~ ~ . T. T. 81
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ThROIsFUNIlVACOU
PublishesJiHae,S ss'zhursday Motifg
CALDWELL, HOLDEN 40o
,easi II 5sdoisG
.A,i3 Pdbliahers ahd p1oprietors.
.snnT'r0e, EYpsta N.Y.
TERMS Two Dollars per Yea
~ ~, !. lnvartably inAduance. 4
Office oas co,nqt,cf Main and Gt1
,siyaftrf4 asttZlf
sse9srests, dner Hinsey, Le,oi;
Drag StoregKial
aFEieIl1 ctrY o s>frvrY "a sR
The News.
lFbln Friday's Tally Oct.

isi (Frpm fridays taily oct,2l
Z q Tho soldiers and laiilors wcr{Yel-
S'mcd 10 PHILADELPHIA Westerly ,Ionl
dndepsadcsc sc Square, by May Nor
ton NkMnAoh aGOnornls Bfnside,
Fitzpatrick ind Gov. Curtin, (so ad- aadl
ilrcssed th immense asyenbge, Il.
Il Il yesterdy was a grand Sd; day for
ihe Iowa ate Fair. 1t isf lowing a
fine sueccs every way. a3s;i Il
The folfEing dispatched lliow'f low
ahe Copl head seoundfs prolofso0
to carry nnsylvahia s.
IS do Phladelpf, Oct.
S 81 John Kim was .ar1jted by the
spolice /, hight Tor snj ping > pistol
at a Re, lican .ine ethb bstreetss ION
his pcArs III wero fodnde certificates
scf natd lization, u led by Prpts,
SNotaryI ith tljs seal the Court on
athcm. Ia blak lcftor the narhcs
He waaSmmtted, a.,ts9, ~
4 Jose IA. latso1who was vo1ch
eer on lSrlWno hutired inaturafza
fion d; hs Us bed arrested. 4 a
Fift& ,hs frdn Baltimore have
been .6d, wb assaulted tht
boys n2H in thfc1ars sis, IS
po A& Pb;lhdeluhian Oct. /.
@ ST, wore arrcstsd to-day a
aatton II to get assessed in w fds
awho,l 3 did dqnot live, with ve ins
tent Duplicating their votS.
j IN citoment in relatig to ma
stural is increasing. apf from ex-
amin of the records h court, it
aappe hat some thoyands Of pa
I pers been issuedfn which the
{ resid s of the Dfsons vouching
I for for 'ation, w, wSe All in no instance
take wn. ,':..
y O Isabella, and her Imperial
&bagl nave vamosed the Spanish
granc| and taken refuge in the
yeast PAWN Franco.
q rim, and Sorino, the success
thl rs of theleyolt, have reached
xad and a provisional govern
ieI 8 ibeen ! formed, with Gen.
I'D It its head. =" $
-
Fvolution has been an entire,
bst bloodless success. 1t
to bo seen if there is brains
Fesmanship enough left in
iden and bcsotted Spain, to
,si onsthe ruins of the Bour-
az tasty, q government liberal
publican in form.
lefty, Of Nashville recently
kldcn, Mayor, and an entire
fand city government, by in
4majoritics
iare you re-action! g.s,
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CanlaigSMottes.

3 8 s'Whisky Blatcan't have the
Is Il chair"
os "We go for .SeySour as we went
8 for Leo G
s.'s't,naa !. I aavaass. t. 'A' Chi who in silence
Nj We forgive our enemies, but do
I. e not vote fof them tfulc over us" s
~ Democratic Docfine- Equal tax
"a on milk and whiskye
4 Grant crushed tle rebels-shall
I tho rebels crush hing Not much"
! 81 Democratic gahs-tho Blair
/ family.'
so.i.'''
s'isWith Grant for our ] \adcr. and Coz
J fax SO trle,
ls'Wcll march cn to vidory, with the
z. ..,a4 Red Whieand RlIs.s''
81 ST. Can you pay one sst BY making
a1other debt 4
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sk EosAuo Iowa.
September, 26, 1865
| Gra1 1tous Receipt.

a. Rf,mmf I, as a remedy for the
{ mead neart tongue disease, pre-.
valeA IN vicinity. A thimble
e iuli y anad' ated theology, three
: .dramffscid equal parts,-Geol-
ogy' Hron 4 and Electricity
ssqWith ihlloso enough to form a
compost. A ticle Of relish for the
u hne arts; one Ain of common sense;
and as much hood taste' as will
!, make the WI available. Shake
well, and take Ice times 4 day. or
Q as'pfteR as the Rgae feels hot, and
'tTestiesa, the no III, and the head
empty. tWarr q ina naevery case,
0Aere gangreena sotset in. AS this
!, receipt may suit ker localities, news
papers please con
sstf Ia PRAcTIoNER.
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Massey.

Mr., Nasty and his: Friends in Humble
Imitation Of Rosecrans and Lee,
Write h Letter to the People of the
North, Giving their idea Of What
tile South Oayhtato hsvc.
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Political Queries

If Seymour should become our
sshcad," woulditlnot be advisable to
send the nation to the Insane Asy-
,lum, to prevent it from committing
suicide .aegH
Then again, ifSsy.hodr. and Blan
houidibe9elee6ed to othe- IPfesid dency
and Blair should Practice with ,ht
carving knife upon "ouriheadIF as hs
did upon a college chum, what woule
the nation do for nose 7 ~ + ..s
IaEa y1GnlH 'a5l19a aag J Il II! II. 1
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Blair's friends ina ST., Louis y
sent q 5000 banner to the 1
Knights of New Orleans.
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The DonnellysHubbard fight in
Minnesota is ended, by the withdraw,
al Of Hubbard. .e. t7,.f.
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formal rebellion went down before
the finvihclblc boysiin blue, lcd on
bytheir heroic leader on hundrcds Of
to powder j in the peaceful, but no
less importapti conflict in the politii
cal arena, ,avhiGhistoenlminate on the
Sd of next month with the trimph,
nt,clection Of Grant. 9eai s''t q =
3f,ii ~ HiiaLAL 4ag ~ : ~is-4l -lL4.-J ait jft
q 9a I'9A Suggestion. tas ID
The Copper, ,j5hbies have 4 Z great
deal 3to Il say about General Grants
Father. They blaqkgnard him for
his natural and justifiablo pride in
his boy who received The sword ii
Lee, Pembertonn, and Backncr They
lie like The devil about. bis alleged
cottonlopcrations during the iwar. oil
to snggestito them chat
after they have exhausted them.
selves in slangwhanging General
Grants father, that they turn their
attention to Horatio Seymeur's IA.
therj who was SO CONSCIENCE stricken
over his plundetingsH Y while Canal
Com missioner Of New York, that be
went and hung himself, 4ar I. s. 81
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DEAD

The extra session movement 80,
tepderly fathered, and, mothsred, by
certain Chicago papers, and (Which
was otoo rapeal ithe' ifamous taDoud
Amendment = lhas,app pesrsutly rldied
q bornins' oi eooos nso4f i,s4aa1 s'saI
/ The Dsvenporb Gdsettss Mnscatins
Journal, Burlington aHamkye, and
many, other leading jourasis took
substantially the same gyiewrof the
impropriety ofran, extra session, as
the COURIER, and contributed much
ly towards strangulating the BRAT ii
III Peace ID itsssinards"asga ss od2l
|'o' Maine Demo cratic Gains b., !,
,Thee, Brooklyn u rr. ..Eitdgle, h although, q
Democratic paper of the strictest
school, has no high opinionliof the
Worlds way dffg,iringIupIa victory
in Maine. It giyesIthe following anu
sing dispatch: ,.,..,. 81
RI ~ ~ '91ap ~ SKuEDUNK, Nc.
To G. o'IAsos, ESQ: :ta"p oidej n q
The election in this town has lgons
Just de- We expected The dRepubli
cans have CARRIED the town by an in,
creased majority, but the heaviest
lproportionate gain nhhfab has been on the
! emocratic side, as you will see BY
1.-THE figures: y pt4on'o siN asd IN
1866. .eid1ssS.I
Republican vote. & hebOgaT 60, !
Democratic voteaoi 90 1ii8 e
aa r9aa,asi ysa1o8 edi = t4og -
LII sedT Totals 49, 81 bll,.ja.m e2
The Democratic gain, is ono huh
dred per cent, while the Republican,
gain only twenty per cent? 1At thil
rate the redemption Of Maine is only
. question oftime. san llabulg
Yours, ba,as. HpGH ,. BLqDE.
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! sstl mqnnced that John Allen will
iectui Mondav at bridgeport. He
viii d dspfh thing. His experience
or las ht4ufficcd him. He attempt
- ga TO on in Stamford, CT, but un-
tortuny as troubled with deliri-
ia" reg Z ID his agents concluded
~ 20 disuItM public after taking in
four dds I'd a halt. \ 7 The
gentlel ~ the Howard Mission
i authorize assertion that Allen 4
trno moIonserted than a hog
Z He rclnshed his dance honse be-
cause he'd hecorne awakonad to tho
\, fact that, lasiness was disgracef,,l
and desil for the sake of R;s chill.
areh ana atives, to adopt one more
fespectabNe,c York Euening Post.
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Respectfully, d1 'Gal
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. M,
(Wich is Postmaster,)
s'' his 94't tf4
HUaH x McPELTER, ia
mark m ai5
ELNATHAN PoGRAM, "a >
his n,
IssAKER x GAvETT.
mark Z W
his sYg
G.. w. x BAscoM. .5

The Captin went away with this
document feelin good. So good in
deed did he feel that he lent me
twelve dollars and twenty cents
twenty cents before takin three nips
at Bascom's and twelve dollars after r
l hope no other Southern man will
take up this idea.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, p. Ne, "A.
(Wica is Postmaster }
PSI hev heerd from Maine
I'm sick. Bascom seq its all CITE
that the Dimocrats didn't vote SO ez
to inflame their brethren NV Moo
York. But I'd rather they'd hev
done it. P.V. NJ
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TnE Two oSoLplnkaa
ident elect, disporsc
State govcrnInelts 4
BAR. ~
| "Lct us have
| Grcnt.
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Baltimore Oct. 2.

Baltimore OCt. z,
Alfred Barbour, of Lambereon, N.
j. formerly professor of Ethics in the
Annapolis Naval school, committed
suicide here yesterday in tit of in
SANITY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-08
,Eddyy1lle.

; aForo the following account of the
Eddyyille Copperhead pow-wow, we
are indebted to our racy Eddyville
ctrrusi,btIdent.s 81 atfsnf9f q lii7R 3
Great big insmense,l entsusiastic,, ouer-
q, ,fq,uing, ontpouring, of the Democ-
racy at Eddyville on the I'd.
'Da ," prOgramme: sf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-08

'lt, asked tho Injianian, "now
tha5 the mothers brain is knoct out,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-10-16

4 RECORD Coon TO LOOK UpoN.-The Gin
c'nnatl Enquirer says: 1.-The Democratic
party wasin power during the most prosper
Gus years the country has ever known. The
honor and credit of the government were
maintained and upheld at home and abroad
BY its broad liberal policy immigrants were
encouraged to make this country their home,
and become its citizens State after State
was added to the Republic Prosperity and
freedom went hand in hand under the Shield
of constitutional liberty. American pre-
eminencc among the eldest and greatest ma
tons Of the world No Federal tax gatherer
was seen among the people No bastile
darkencl the face of the land No military
satraps were set up superior to the civil
power The Union was preserved by for
bearance, kindness, and compromise The
general government was felt only in the
blessings it conferred upon the people. And
yetwe are told that the Democratic party is
the enemy of the country, and should not be
trusted with the administration %
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-10-16

VIRGINIA:
v At rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court of Highland County, on Monday
the 9Th day of October 1868.
Samuel G. Eagle-PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Anderson P. Devericks in his own right and
as Admr of John Devericks decd Thomas NJ
and William acknowledgements
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to collect debt of
$7s with interest thereon from the 10th day Of
January 1864, from the said William Wilson and
Anderson P. Devericks Admr of John Devericks
decd. and if necessary to subject the lands of
John Devericks conveyed by him in his lifetime
to his two sons Anderson P. and Thomas NJ
Devericks, to the payment of said debt and in
terest and it appearing from satisfactory evil
dence that said William Wilson is not resident
of this Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due publica
ton of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest.
oct. 1e-4t A. J. JONES, elk.