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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

3 ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
a. Office opposite Reed 4 Schelps Bank.
ra-c given in English and German. fapl26l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03
- -vERs 8 DIcKERs0N.

.YERS q DICKERSON.
s5 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BEDFORD, PENS'A,
once nearly opposite tie Nengel House, will
practice in the several Courts Of Bedford county.
Pensions, lounties and back pay obtained and the
.-eaaze of Real Estate attended 10. lmay II 66-ly
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

~ y s.Fl :, TIT -
think nobiy, TO love n0bly, TO llge nobly,
! and da,laarld and lnrl.. ~ xeur n.zn no oo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
Impeach nent.

The attendanse on Saturday was slim, and
almost the only person OF note presen; was
NJ Thornton, the British Minister. The peo-
pie are becoming tirel Of listening TO long
2rosy addresses, aal wish the trial ended.
Mr. Groesbesk spoke for the PreSlIent. but
his voice failed him; Sill he kept on. Il 10
curious 20 note the estIuate that some people
place upon the ability and merritt Of these
different Arguments as they are preSentei.
When Mr.. Boutwell, coacluieI, in the opinion
OF some he made the argument OF the occa-
sion, trNascending all previous efforts. Others
deslarel his effort a failure. Again, Judge
Nelson's speech was pronounced a grea, and
Al overwhelming Argument, while other par.
ties declared IL a weak and feeble hArangue.
Some parties nov assure Us that Mr.. Groes.
beck has completely ogtIons all his predeees-
sors Anl lifted the question above all contro-
versy; nobody cAa answer his convincing
logic. MessFs. stevens, Williams, EyArts and
Bingham are TO follow, Aal we may look to
see each one eclipse the other In this forensic
struggle for the mastery; that Ia, II we are TO
Judge from whA: certain people will tell Us
We may hope 20 see the tr.Al cad this week.
Judge ChAse will not, as has been stated, a.
the concIGs!Oa Of the Arguments, address the
Senate upon the law In the case, as judges are
accustomed 20 address !urie.. He does nO'
| propose to address the Senate A. all.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

A good.looking Tc'go1is friend Of ours day
or two since made Al earnest appeal 10 our
MugEins for tl.Ee; TO the senate TO listen TO
whatwas going forward At the impeachment
trial Muggius, As is his won't In the kind
meas Of his soul. consented 10 furnish TsuioH
with the tallsnanic pasie5oarl which effects
the open ItI'a ne to the Senate Chamber, and
also assured our frlend that he would accom-.
pAny him TO the gallery and fad him 80 eligi.
bic seat MugEins and TeutoH started TO work
their way in. But MnEgins was detained just
outside OF the door for few moments and our
German friend went on, passed the vig!lAnt
sentinels at the outer door and went directly
to the ent anee to the floor OF the Senate
Chamber and was admitted By the sentlenanly
ushers under the belief, probably, that lie was
4 member OF Congress, and passed through
the vestibule ana took his seat in the hrst
vacant chair, and there remained during the
entire session, in the coaftent belief that he
was entitled TO the seat.
Muggins at length worked his way through
and made diligent search for Ttu'oa, but he
was nowhere to be found. Mugglns rushed to
| the reporters gallery and made anxious in.
oulry for his friend, but could not discover
! his whereabouts; while there, on second
thought he borrowed An opers.glass OF = b.
! henian and took In the compass OF the whole
gallery ant then the floor, and in the latter
place he discovered Ttu'or quietly listening
10 what was being said, in that nouehslant
and diguiaeI repose which Is SO peculiar Of
his race.
MuEzias was completely overcome, and
fainted: lad to be carried out, and did not fully
recover until he took smile. He is now only
anxious 10 prove the whole thing hoax.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METRoPoLIrAN-PorTs 4 SHELLEY.
Mass; A X sloan, n Y; VIM o Collins, Hills
A DaeDonsid, Ark W ii Downing and wife,
N u ID Larrsbee, Baltimore; jas Roche, d c;
Spinen, Vas Hon @ 5 Cameron, 5 Oi l.
Finch, NYi 9 Bailey, No; Charles Price,
Turner, NY; Mrs WIN Bliss, Springfield, Mass;
TT Hoalahane and sister, Baltimore; II HAkes,
N.Y. VIM Il Byles, d Ci John W Bsttetman,
RisS5onS No No. Sh T5In. h: Jsls sYSs
Msum, Gen Charles II 7 6oilis, Phiisdeiphis;
Ms and WI Mi,' gay CHARLES sSsry, NY
Ignaeio yilesino, A Y Morales, Indianapolis;
John O r Ford, Charles W Rae Z s NJ; L
Alden, n Y; Colonel Robert Latham, Dan
Curran, Lynchburr.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
Z r Brydon, Bloomington, Nd; John G Car.
roll, J " Dsyidsop. baltimore; 7 81 Anier.
His.Sy f'f Tsy.y Mi, cS.s, " EoIsss w
A AS Nuns " S Giss.i.aa A. Il HfiHv
Jno Cassin, W d Cassin, Philadelphiaj J d
Waters, Nd; o Hill, City, F Favor, Mexico.
sEAToN HousEz.JoHs II. srMxIs.
Tw Berry, o X Beall, John W Belt, Prince
.oH, 7; G Mi.' Cay q h Ginsinp.si osioi
Rockisnd, Me; H E fIaiey, Q Horner, Phila.
delphisj Z J Castillo, New Orleans, La; II W
Flsndereaw, N Y; Essteu, W White, Phil
adelphiaj General James Brisbon, General
S @ Burbridge, U A.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. S. Benson.
CIV Alexander, N Y; Hon T Dansise Tur-
KEY; J W Larmer, Nd; b Simpson, Kansas;
Cnderhill, Currsn, VI Newberg, J
RGsi Mis' Nh n ASdef ;ssS Ms
Hays, Tenn; Gen Bennutt and wits, 5 g
Hon VI S Wilkinson, Mimi Hon p Grain, Nd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA
IRON ErRoPE ny CABLE.

LoSpos, April 25.-Dispstehes have Just
been received from Abyssinis which give the
following highly important intelligence:
A battle was fought on Good Friday before
Magdols, between the British troops, COM
mAnded BY Gen. Napier, and the Abyssinian
forces, under the command OF their King in
person. The Abyssinisns were defeated and
retreated into the town. Their loss 10 killed
and wounded was very heavy. On the follow.
Ing Monday, all his preparations having been
completed, Gen. Napier assaulted Magnolia,
and the citadel and town were carried by storm.
Theodorus was slain. A great number OF
his warriors were killed, wounded, and taken
prisoners. The entire capital remained In
possession OF the English forces. The British
loss was small.
All the British cap,ives were found alive
and well, and were set at liberty.
Napier's instant return to the coast is ex.
peeted.
PARIS, April 23.-In consequence OF recent
troubles in Japan, and outrages committed,
the French feet 10 japanese waters Ia to be
augmented.
Many American naval officers are expected
TO be present at the International marine ex.
hibition At Hsvre.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from sydney,
New South Wales, dated March o., states that
Prince Alfred was recovering from the effects
Of his wounds.
Count De Stockelbury, present minister Of
Russia, at Vienna, has been appointed to sue
coed Baron Budburg as Russian ambassador
at Paris.
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Mexican News by GuIfCabIe.

HAVANA, April 25.-Late dates from Mexico
have been received. A great many foreigner,
have been arrested during the past month, bu.
only ave were expelled. None ofthem French.
men.
Negre;e, with about so men, is openly IN
arms against the government.
The war In Sinalos was progressing. The
reyolutionIsts have ., 90 men, and the govern
nent troops under Corona were 900 strong.
The commerce OF Vera Cruz and other town,
was completely paralyzet.
Worms destroyed the cotton crop.
ortega's party is making strong exertions
They are in alliance with Negrete and Other
chiefs.
The stages leaving the capital arc almos,
regularly robbed.
The war Of races is continuing In BalIze.
The English are gaining ground.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
THE CROPS.

p.oneness as q people TO sranble atevery-
thing that does not please rs Is proTeroiaIi
bit aever yet in the history OF the world has
this snarllng propensity prot.ed Ia the slight
est degree those who have INDUCED in 1t.
We cannot change BY our fault-dndinss the
inexorable laws wh!sh govern the universe,
nor fathoa their lnserutable operations to
their destined ends and results. We can only
take what comes 10 Us BY the hand OF the
beaefsen; Father, being careful only to obey
the divine IL! junction and TO get our bread BY
sSeA: Of the face.
May honilies have been written In eondem-
ln:2fAbie habit Of mankind to grunble; but a
. nPlete eradication o! the evil Is not likely
10 be celebrated very soon.
We will not therefore p:o;rAct our remarks
upoa slhjec: where what we may say shall
have SO l!'ile inilea:s, but will pro:sei 10
note some practical facts OF al encouraging
nature in respect % the promise Of the crops,
We have eaieAvored 10 keep ourselves
posted As thoroughly As possible In regard to
she prospects before Us which indicate the
:on!.tioa Of the various crops In different
parts ofthe :9ua:ry By reading carefully what
We aal in our exchanges upon this subject.
oae or two statements may be promised as
conditions from whieh unfavora5le auguries
have been announced in regard to the fruitful.
aess Of the season. The winter hiss been Ion Z
-aueh more protr,etei than usual; indeed,
!;Als seemed TO stretch far into the lisp Of
sP:!ng," ant this, together With the SHOWS Of
April. have been eoas!lereI by n.ay essential
drawbacks upon she coming hArveS; time. and
as Contributing nl:h 10 lessen those abundant
aat r!,h fruit!ohs o wAI:a we all look forward
with 20 a-:A anxiety aat hope.
w.:Aol: so.ag !a'o details We may remark
;h4: the .sagtA ofthe winter. the cold sal the
sa2sgs have tone Us As yet, considered In their
Ge..:.oas 70 tie whole country, no especial
hafa. Ifsone localities have suffered, others
st... lave been bcaeftei.
wecAa s:,;s cosaisaiIy, from VIA: We are
abe TO s.sNa froa every quarter, ;hi; the
:'o2s over the ea'ire eola:ry are most prom
.s.ag Let US then, cease our grunoiIags, aai
:2=:sa: ourselves 70 wait patiently Ia hops Of
lie -.3!.2ls harvest time.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
From Louisville, ky.-Arrest Of .
DefauIter-Death OF Mrs. George
ID. Prentice.

LorIsviLLR, April c5.-Thc ceremony Of
decorating the graves Of Confedei ate dead oc.
Cured at Cave Hill Cemetery yesterday. The
weather was quite ine!ement, but. notwith-
standing, several hundred persons were
present.
Joseph BIoomgsrt, who cnbezzIed sl2o, 900
from the Government here sometime ago. re.
turned from New. York under arrest, and was
brought before United States Commissioner
BulIard. Bloomgart waived examination, and,
in default OF $4,000 bail, was committed to
jail.
Mrs, Prentice, wife OF Geo. d. Prentice, OF
the Louisville Journal, died to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

Ar"tsTA, Ga, April 2j-Richmond and
B".rke counties will give the constitution and
Bullock from . 900 to 1900 majority. The
Radicals claim the district by ten thousand
majority.
SAVANNAH, Arpn 2j.-The city count to
midnight last night shows the following vote
Radical, 2,Slii Conservative, 2,i5i; for the con
stitution, c,el9; against the constitution, ,iS9
The Radical majority in the city and county
SO far l,soo. The counting will be resumed TO
morrow. Seribner county, Bullock, GT3; Cor
don, 225; Clift, GO; Fitch, 2li.
There were several disturbances last night
and night before. The police were fred upon
| and numerous arrests made.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
DRUPosALs FOR THE SALE OF WRECKS ~
L THE VICINITY OF SORROLK,y VA.
ST

NOEFOLK, Va, April IL, lse. !
Sealed proposals will be received for the purehA ss
y the following named wTeeEs, as they now lie 10
Elizabeth river, viz:
ships :of-the.ilne "PeRbsylVanlA" and "DelA.
ware, ~
RriEa,es 'R4ritan. %" Columbia, and Cam.
beTlAbd. "
each vessel, Gnd the time within which II IL to be
entirely removed, OF the sum TO be paid, twsnty
per esntum must be deposited thin three day /.
from the date Of the medication Of the award, aud
the remainder In proportion " the progress OF the
W9Tk and before the properly y removed
In the event Of failure In performing, or promptly
commencing tbs work within the specified time,
aud pF0zressng with IL 70 the satisfaction u the
Com u % ant 1.-THE Norfolk Navy Yard, the money
preyi0qsly paid. together With the property re-
covered aud the wreck, will be forfeited 10 the Gov
eminent.
The right 1, reserved TO reject any or all the
proposAls their acceptance Is not to the Interest
u the Government.
The proposals will be received until II Q, clock
noon, the 10Th May, ls6s. A. II. kitty,
apl-h ConMAndARt
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CEALEp PRoPosALs ZOE rOKK, ID:

OFFICE AssIsTAST CoNNIssAET SUBSISTENCE
MADISON BAKKAcEs, y. Y, April l5, ISIS
Sealed proposals. vii be received Al this 0fee until
noon o. Nay l.lss for the supply, either IN whole
or part, Of
100 Barrels Of wheat Flour,
90 Barrels Of Prime Mess Pork,
S Bushels white Flint Beans,
LOO Pounds Table Salt
The above articles must be Of the best CuAlIty and
must BE- delivered at the Barracks, free Of charge
before the lQth Of May. lksL The Your will be de-
he prices Of Spring Is well a. Red aud While wiasT
WHEAT
The paited States reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals will be addressed 70 the under.igned
and indorssd OF the envelope PToposals for Flour.
the bidders, on the date and hour AID Al the place
above mentioned JAMES JOYEs,
First Lieutenant 42d United States Ini
apH-a AC.s.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

NJ ANDERSON. United States army, and
Henry ReAny, United States navy, are st the
Owen House.
HoS. o. FESIs. General James 5. Brisdon,
and Gen. : @. Burbritge, Un!ted States army,
are st the Seatol House.
GENERAL wEIGHr, OF New Jersey, is At the
Kirkwoot House.
HoS. T. DASATsE, Of Turkey, and Hon. NJ.
S. wilkinson, Of Minnesota, are At the
National.
HoS. q. :. CAMERON. Of South Carolina,
General Charles II. T. Coils, Of Philatelphia,
AID Charles W. ReA, United States navy, are
Al the Metropolitan hotel.
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Mexican News via San Francisco.

SAN FEAscIsco, April 2S.-Mexiean intelli-
gence received here by the steamer Color ado,
confirms the submission Of Jimenez to the Su-
preme Government. Jimencz has dIsbanded
his troops.
Affairs are now quiet at Guerrero and there
is no opposition TO the will of Alvarez.
Adyices from GusdalsJara state the com.
mander's forces had been ordered to Join Coro-
ma at SiHstoe, but that ne had refused to obey.
Reutera and Valssco had collected force Of
about 1900 men and were leyyiHg contributions
on the Inhabitants OF the State OF BAHIA which
eompels the general Government TO hold back
its troops for new campaign.
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DIED,

DowLiNG In Philadelphia. on Tuesday morn
Ing, the 22d instant, Of eJnsumttion, WV DAVID
DOwLiNs, OF Washington city, u. c., In the Hih
year Of his age.
HUYCK.-In New York, on the sth instant, Ev A
MoSTEITH, infant ughteT Of Leonard and Minnie
Huyek. aged Eve months and four days.
HARTsHoNE- the 18th instant, att p. m. Z.
GEoRgEf, HARTsHoSE. aged IS He died In hope
Of bllssful Immortality, rejoicing In the love Of
the Redeemer.
His funeral will take place from his residence, on
Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth and
GREEN. Sunday afternoon, April Dc, CHAntEs
EpwiS GEEES, aged 3 years.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother.in law I,
Mr.. Lambright, S7 Ninth street, near ! street,
Tuesday afternoon, at I o clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
NAVAL sUPPLIES.

PAryAsTEE' OFFICg.C SS.,(
40 . bkoADwAT, SLW iOEE,ApTil Is lsGs
Proposals WI be received al tuis 0 ace until The
1Ih Instant, hc.us.ye, for tue following supplles
free OF expense, At the New YpTE navy yard sub.
jeel to the usual inspection thsreAI, viz
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND ELCRrITISG
b,5s feet q six strand ths wire rope. iaHzIlyan.
iIed, from Ia to % Inches, With hemp EeaTt u
kOebling manufacture, for standing FigsDT
Bureau OF STEAM ENGiSEERiNf
Is barrels OF sperm oil
Rssponslbie security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded. Farther
particulars, with blank forms for b!dder . be lad
at this once. GEO. PLUSkETT,
lpE.N PAymAsisI,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

REc0ysTRCCTIOy In respe:' - several Of
the whilom confederate States, seems now to
be al accOmp..sae! !tct. Arklashs Is Already
asking admission, having adopted the new
constitution, Organized her State government
under II, and chosen her two Senators and the
Representative, all OF WHOM We believe are
now in Washington. South Carolina, L2uIs!-
ana, North CiroIlRN and probably Georgl.
will soon whee! iaio I!ae. U:her States will
doubtless follow, and we trust the day is not
far distant whea we shall again be united
people under oae Constitution and one flag.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

WEI NOTICED the following paragraph
going the rounds Of seTeTAl southern Jour
nails and published evidently with approval.
The Savannah AdrsriiIsr first gave this advice
to the people. l. strikes Us as being anything
but wise, anything bu. JUST In fae 1t lis dcspot t.
ism in It's worst form. A people who adopt
an! prA:t!ce upos such Hr.ac!P!es cta never
be free people. TAe AI-:-'I:r says;
Let Us foster mi encourage AlI, white and
coIOFel who Join with Us 20 save the city by
the defeAt OF these unPFincIpled ttYentufers;
lSi " dire out Of t1.9loyHsHi. aai II possible
out Of the ely. by legit!I.Nte means all those,
white and cOlJfel, WAC are striving by their
woes and eNertious 10 destroy Us and our fair
town by adherence TO the Brstley-Hopkins
faction.
We trust that our citizens will carry out
keep out Of sEDloy ssai every man Of ANY color
who strikes ~ the Interests Of this city by
voting the Hopkins ticket"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

BJFPALo. April A.-The extrsditIon case OF
Charles II. Baker, in a special mandate OF the
President OF the United States, at the Appllca-
tion 1.-THE British minister at Washington, in
behalf Of the Canadian authorities, WAS again
before United States Commissioner Gorham
Great interest is manifested In the case, as 1t
is supposed II the prisoner Is remanded some
developments will be made In the Royal iusur.
Ance rohheEY.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

ENdiny EESOR PIEgPoST has preferred
charges against Gcaeral Schoheli, and filed
them with General Grant. They are subItan-
TALLY as follows:
That general SchoGelJ By a general order set
aside the laws Of Virginia and the laws OF Com
gress TO give the benefit OF large number OF
ottces 10 the state TO COnfeIcrates who could
not take the CoDgressiOlAl oath Of once; that
he has by the order allowed many valuable
felera'es Ia vIolAti6a Of acts OF Congress, and
10 keep Talon men out Of them. Reference TO
acts and proofs accompany the charges. Gov
ernUr" T. charges these acts were done by
General Schodeld 20 discourage Union men
And defeat the reconstruction Of the state.
The principal charge against General ). is
founded upon his partial annulment Of the
laws of the State, in his appointment Of tobacco
inspectors, and fixing the appointment Of tepu.
ties in such manner as 70 avoid the necessit,
of taking the "iron-clsd oath" Plerront
says III At this has been done In order 10 'throS
the State into the hands OF the ,yhiskey.
rlng,n Judge Underwood, and Get" raj Orlando
! Brown with his immense buFR .u inhusnre ,
thus plAc.ng the political power of the Com.
monweAlih In the hands Of Strangers O.. Garnet.
bag mea 10 the entire exclusion Of native Fir.
gil!ths lie iGfther HIlegT. that these depu.
BY the wAre'house. and that unless they vote
TO suit them - ey are discharged.
rae 4 Governor" recslls TO the mind 81
yea" a. Grant the Services he had rendered 10
! re Union during the war, and thinks II very
/ hard to be deprived Of his once after the as.
suFances given him BY both General Grant and
| General SchoheIi that he would not be inter
| the supreme Court was satisfactory TO them
| General SchOheld, who Is now in Washing
| ton, has probably been Apprised by Genera
Grant Of the charges preferred aga!Es, him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

The CASAOIAS AUTHoRIT!Es are quite sure
that they have discovered TIE nan who saw
ThelAn shoot darcy Niece. TAe $1,000 re.
wAr4 seems TO have brought forwArl this per-
sou, who - : poor FFeRchman, and he sweArs
that he SAW the lee! done, AMI kaows the
Ian 70 te WAe.,a.
The lawyers VII ~: this laa's testimony,
aat before the MA Is over the world will
Eaow how much re...ace Is to Je pissed upon
II. The civilized world Is Interested TO have
thi' great criminal, whoever he may be,
brough. TO justice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
Anniversary Celebration OF Odd
EelIoWs

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 2s.-The forty-ninth
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in the United
States was celebrated here to-day. Address
By p. II. Sweet, Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF the District. There was large at.
tendance Of visiting brethren
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For Sale or Rent.

Tor SALE "A FRAME HOUSE on STREET,
I SECOND door from Twentieth street, three
stories high, Containing 80 ven roc ms-two Of which
are twenty feet long and twelve wide-wth passage
back to alley n not s0ld before Friday next ID
Will be put mp at auction. Apply 10 Mrs. Eagerly,
on the premises. apps 81
A RARE CHANCE TO. MAKE MONEY. -FoR
u sale. the whole or half interest In a PATBNT
Just granted Parties desiring 10 purchase can see
iull,site working model State and county
once. ara e,s
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. Willie p. Mangum, the
Vice Consul General OF the United States at
Shanghai, ChIna, OF the death, ga the al OF
December last, at Shanghai, Of c. d. Nye. a
citizen Of the United States.
Information has also been received from the
same source of the death, on the 18th OF De-
eember last, at Shanghai, of Kate Daily. ALAG
Pauline Stanley, late a resident OF the United
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

GOVERNOR BrLLocE, Of Masssehusetts, has
vetoed thu new liqu1r license bill, which has
passed the Legislature Of that State. The
prohlbition!sts have carried the matter too
far In one extreme in tha; State, aHi now the
license people seem to have gone 10 the other
extreme, and the Tcsu.t is likely 70 be for =
year TO come the free AMI Unrestricted sale OF
liquors. The evil, however, 1t may be hoped
will cure Itself and may lead to : proper and
wholesome law upoa the subject in the end
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

A Miss FASNY SCRANTON, Of Chicago, has
elopet with one J A stAhel and married him
against the wishes OF her papa. Papa did no,
think that Mr.. stAhel had money enough to
become his son'in-lswi but Miss Fanny con.
cluded that as she was the party mos, Inter.
ested, she ought to decide, and she dat.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

The New YORK Hr-a IN eharaeteristie
article, advises the Demo:ra'l: party to ignore
and throw overheard ST. .'s ta.Ee!.of candI-
dates for the Presidency, and to nominate Ad.
mlral Farragut. It plsiH!y !HtIa,,es that no
other man can contest the chances With Gen
cFaI Grant