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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16
General News.

Two ofD'Archy Magee's sisters, who live
in Australia, have been impoverished by his
assassination. .....
Five hundred new lawyers have been add
cd to the list in New York city within year
Only one tenth of the inhabitants of Egypt
are descendants Of the old Egyptian race,
Hungary is about to celebrate its theus
aDdth anniversary as a kingdom.
The Police Force of New Orleans have not
been paid off for six months, and are living
on the charities Of the people, whose property
they guard. So much for Radical rule.
Workmen are engaged in repairing the
pavement front of Court House, New Court
House Street I-+-.-.e
Capt. Balthis is giving the inside Of the
Baptis Church new course ofpaint.
Mr.. Timothy Honihan, found T. S.
Browns pocket book, containing over $500,
advertised by indicator hand bills last week.
Timothy Sullivan bought Az acres of I'M
improved land, 81 miles from Staunton last
Saturday at 1913 per acre. r-.
N. W. W. Hogshead's granery near Mid
dlebrook was not burnt last Saturday night.
There are 60 visitors at Augusta White
Sulphur s''''' ';ae{' 81 ss'7s' "a re- "
30 Heavy rains are reported all over the Great
Valley and Mountains West, which puts the
land in good planting condition.
r, Press tellesrams indicate that Andrew
johnson has backed up the Radical Legis-i
lsture Of Tennessee, in their demand for u.
8. Troops. ......7.4s.. So .gi.a.ss.,sa /
ts4An export warehouse has just be establish
ed fer Boston, Massachusetts,, to which ship
,ments Of tobacco in bond, under the regula-
tions, can now be made. a,.s,, 4. sg,, ~,
is reported that Spain offers 10000
troops to garrison Rome in case of European
war. .,,;. ~. 49,, .1....
~ Insurgents have appeared in the mountains
shout Ronda, Italy. -te5 5ssa.g I.sl
The Governor Of Georgia has issued pro-
clamation against armed organizations of
whatever kind in the States. It is issued in
consequence Of violence committed by armed,
Unlawful bands of negroes. % a'e.7
In 1865 the public debt was s2.423, 49,
O02.1s. In 1863, it is .s2,643, 1855 ,2s5. An
increase Of s219,819, 2s2,s2. Let us have.
peace. F. 81 sl's aqeJ. ss,;y;,t saa ie.i
DR.. james L. Grant, the celebrated rail !
road bridge builder, is dead, f-
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yTaluabIe Property in Market, -T- d

" Under decree Of dissolution Of injunction
by Circuit Court of Augusta County, j as trustee
in Deeds from Oyerton and James W.. Gibson
WILL by direction of the Creditors, proceed on tn
premises near Fishersville, in Augusta Couty, to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, the lands
held by Jas. ". Gibson s Others. tract aeed
y, 3 ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES - /
being the home farm, with the mansion house and
other Improvements Of fertile q'aality good mead !
ow and well watred And 1'50 acres purchased
of s. B. Stout, valuable for its timber as wen as
for cultivation. --~-7--- |
TERMs:-Cost of Sale lin hand, balance in equal
instalments at six, eighteen and thirty months,
bearing interest Secured by personal Security and
title retained. 4 ..1l15i54gs
af4sf 81, ,t,fgs.ssss4..s n; K. TROUT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

ii The expenses Of the War Department for
the past two months have been more than
eighteen million dollars. "Let us have peace )"
OF, if We cannot have peace, let US have an
army that can be put on peace footing, so
f-s AZ cost is concerned, at any rate.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of Augusta
on the It'll day Of September, 1868.
George Seawright and John Seawright Execu-
tors Of John. Seawright, decd, Plaintiff.
Against .E} ~ .s.5-5
Jacob Harshbarger, Defendant,
l5as nst pg,G IN CHANCERY.
Whereas certain suit in Chancery has been
pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta county
between John Seawright's Executors, Plaintiffs,
and Jacob Harshharger, Defendant, and before
any final decree was rendered therein, the said
Jacob Harshbarger departed his life and the es-
tate of which he died seized and possessed hath
descended to his widow and heirs at law, to wit
Ann Harshbarger widow, John Harshbarger, ia
cob Harshbarger, Emanuel Beam and Francis
his wife, late Frances Harshbarger Jacob Lands
and Lydia his wife, late Lydia Harshbarger, John
Lands and Ann his Wife, late Ann Harshbarger,
Isaac Harshbarger, Abraham Harshbarger, John
Hickleman and Susan his wife, late Susan Harsh
barger, Christian Shantz and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Harshbarger, Sarah Harshbarger,
James Cullens and Christina his wife, late Chris
tina Harshbarger- the Plaintiffs having ap-
piled for scre acas against the heirs aforesaid.
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Isaac Harshbarger, Abraham Harshbarger, John
Heckleman and Susan his wife, Christian Shantz
and Elizabeth his wife, James Cullens and Chris
tina his wife and Sarah Harshbarger are nom
residents of this Commonwealth. It is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication of this NOTICE to show cause if any
they can why this suit should not be proceeded in
to hqal degree agaist them as heirs at low of
said Harshbarger, decd, and further to do what
IN A copy-Tcste.
BALDWIN, p.q. JOHN PARIS, D. c.,
sent 9-4t -t---@ "a -
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CPRING GOODS!
- LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
GREAT BARGAINS!


GREAT BARGAINS! a 49,.
Piper, Drake s Co., have received and will
continue to receive every few days, additions to
their already fine stock of Goods; and as 'ahey
think they hare The 3issst trade in own'' they are
compelled to keep frst-class goods they have
always dsno, and can and will sell them at fair
prices. r,,.. ,,-
They will also keep what merchants call ''sec=
onds'' which are, in some instances pretty fair
goods, but can, general thing, be sold for
less than first class goods cost. 80,
They do not propose to sell seasona51e goods at
cost, Cor if they did their friends would not be-
Heve them, but they do promise to sell as loar as
any other house, for the same class of goods.
They have just received splendid lot of So,
Beached and Brown Cottons, u:
which they sell very reasonable. s,r, ~,
They have also just received a splendid lot Of
Cotton Yarns, which they are selling. at, lower
rates than since the war, for CASH. r,s.si,.,:.
Staunton, feb 26-tf - r.. ;a -.. s.-e "A , a-,cx
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

Matters are not working smoothly in our
new territory, Alaska. The natives don't like
tho new corners, whose mode of civilizing
the Alaski ans is said to consist in instructing
them in vice, and a new fur company seems
disposed to rule the territory after the manner
ef thsir predecessors, the Russian Fur COM
pany. Altogether things do not look we'll in
Americanised Alaska.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Il
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exceeds that of any paper published in Southside
Virginia
And its large circulation, particularly through
out Southside Virginia and North Carolina, rem
ders it to advertisers unsurpassed medium of
communication with the Sonthside and North Ca
rolina public. t'i4
The Index for the Campaign,
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one subscribing before the first Of November next
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0OyINGToN TIMES, % --7---
j. R. CROCKWELL & CO., Proprietors,
WILLIAM SKEEN; Associate Editor.

| tOtANGIOM TIMES, =....l,e.
NJ ~ ..7sshsi. " CoVINGTON, VA
j. R. CROCKWELL g. CO., Proprietors,
WILLIAM SKEEN; Associate Editor.
| 3e,-g Price, $500 Per Annna '
The CovINGToN TIMES is published at Coying-
ton, Va, present terminus Of Va. C. R. R,--is
tho Official Gazette of Allegheny and Bath coun-
ties, publishes all orders of the Court, adyertises
sales of Land, &c., of said counties and contains
The Local News of the Mountains.
The Times will be devoted to the interest of Al
leghany County and the Mountain region generals,
ly; will contain full Market Reports; employs the
best talent of the Mountain region in articles
upon the mineral resources and practical Develop
ment Of this highly favored section. ss a.
BY an arrangement with the VALLEY VIRaIN7
Ian, published at Staunton, Virginia an estab-
tished paper, advertisers in the Coyngton Times
will have the benefit of the . -
CONFINED CIRCULATION OF BOTH.
PA p i r. s. 2f
Virginian in every sentiment and feeling, the
sProprietors of the Times confidently appeal to
her brave mountaineers for support and encour-
agement-promsing to make the ne,o Times all it
should be- to succeed the enterprise SO hor efully
started by the gallant and lamented Holloway s.
Humphries, before the war.
Address, sCOVINGTON TINES
march lS-tf Covington, Va.
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School Supplies.

"a Liberal Discount to Ministers.
D@rO Orders receive immediate attention.
sept l6-tf
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MIsCELLANIEs

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WRITING DESKS, s@sa5s'sH M
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16
PETERSBURG INDEX.

TIE Office Of the INDEX was recently destroyed
by fire. Its publicationhas been resumed.
ITS principles are Democratic. Its policy the
fraterniation, and cordial Union of equal States
It will encourage immigration, it will advocate
the most liberal systems Of ernalinprovements,
and give all its influence to the development Of
the agricultural, manufacturing and mining inter-
ests Of Virginia.
r., Terms, Cash in Advance.
Daily, per annum 90
do do month. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Weekly per 200
do do six months. ......................... IS
Club of 10 copies Daily per annum........,.. 80 90
do 10 do Weekly per nnum............ Is 90
And one extra copy to each person securing club
TO either. ,si.-r
I'm nj,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16
THE NEWS FROM MAINE!
DEMOCRAT GAINS
,ss.l $4,000 t!
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO VALLEY vIRGINIAN.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE, .
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
iSont 1eah 1890

VALLEY VIRaINIAN Estimated Radical
majority III Maine Monday, seventeen thous-
and, (l7 ooe) and heavy vote was cast Rad
isal majority Of 1866 reduced ten thousand
90 ooO.) The Radicals anticipated twenty
i've thousand (25,oo0 majority. Democratic
gains on election of Sixty-six about fifteen
thousand. Radical gain about FIVE thousand
Returns, received up to midnight in New
York. give Democrats fifty six thousand eight
hundred and fifteen. Radicals seventy-four
thousand four hundred Seven ty six. s.
4, ..f..I,, Isl. . CHARLES DEM1TRY. 30
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16
The Augusta Academy Of Medicine.

AT the last meeting Of the Medical Associa-
ton of this county its organization was chang
ed, into that Of an Academy of Medicine.
Many advantageous features were grated up
on the old Association, whereby its useful
ness will be greatly promoted. The Academy
of Medicine has for its object the elevation
of the standard of AIidical Education, and the
conservation Of tie public health. These
purposes are praiseworthy and should receive
approval and support. '. a 7ir9th
Its organization, is based upon the same prin-
ciples as that ofthe American Medical Asso-
citation, to wit, Committees upon the different
branches Of Medicine thereby, the labor Of
observation, in wide field Of inquiry, is suit
ably apportioned, and the most valuable indi-
vidual experiences are collected and made sub
servient to the professional instruction of the
medical Community. 80 '''.i 7sii's.' ga7
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

Colorado has elected q Democratic Con
gressman
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with cash assets d. upwards Of ~ ooo. od6.S
Thessecurity Fire iyurance Cb1npay of; New
York, pita1 Of 81, 600, 600, "A .@A
The Putnam Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford capital 5000, 000,, =. '"'".
The United States Fire Insurance Compaliys'o Of
Baltimore, capital $3.50, 600. =
We offer our services, free of charge, to the
public, to make surveys, write out careful descrip
lions of property and applications of persons
wanting to insure in any company in Virginia or
any other State and will secure a safe Policy to
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S ADVERTISE MENTS.
Mold Sulphur Springs,
. ROGKRR InGE 90

~ hOVABKIDGE Co, VA.
Important letter of Dr. c. R. Harris, of Staun-
ton, Va, one of the most eminent and dist;n-
guished members OF the medical profession in
the State, giving his opinion formed from lis own
observation of the medicinal properties and eff
fects OF this water in diseases Of the Stomach.
Liver, Skin and Kidneys
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
RocKBR1DGE COUNTY VA, Aug. %. 1868. I
AT the request OF Mr.. Samuel Goode the pro-
prietor OF this valuable watering place. who So
licits my opinion of the value Of the Cold Sui
phur, or more appropriately speaking the Car
donated Heterogeneous Sulphur Spring, as remedial
agent, hereby append the following statement
From what have known and now witness bv
occular demonstration, l have no hesitation in
stating, that as valuable tonic alternative or
Eutrophle and Diuretic, the Cold Sulphur has no
superior, II an equal anywhere In diseases Of
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Skin, its curative
power is wonderful. The larger proportion Of
patients who are now in attendance, have been
AND are now suffering fIom Chronic Gastritis or
dyspepsia, with sympathetic Functional distur-
Dances OF the Liver and Kidneys and the cura-
tive agency of the water is so extremely rap;d in
the amelioration of all the grave attendant evils
and symptoms or sequences of gastric disturbance,
that no one but an eyewitness would believe in
the marvelously rapid change to a normal condi
tisn or that Of health. Though strongly i'm
pregnated with the Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas
or with proportion Of Sulphur, it also contains
in liberal proportions the Saline properties of the
Carbonates and Sulphates of Soda and Mapnesia
with q trace Of Protoxfde and Splphuret Of Iron.
Its anti-acid properties are fully shown by its
almost instantaneous relief in Heartburn or Py-
ross and water brash thus relieving as if by
magic, acidity Of the Stomach and Prima Via,
Its effect as gentle aperient, is certain and
effective. AS an appetizer and invigorator of the
by its revulsive and alternative influence
upon the Gastric nerves, it has no superior. It's
saiutafy influence as eliminator, through the
medium Of all the grand Emunctories, that is the
Kidneys, Skin and Bowels, is decided and NEST
beneficial in the whole list of Chronic diseases
implicating the stomach, Liver Kidneys, and in
deed all the great vital organs and their func-
tons which are so essential to maintain that har-
mony upon which alone depends the nomial con-
dition. $500 ,--..-s.,.,7,.4 ss.s,
Mark the prediction, and its fulflment too,
that the day is not far distant when this watering
place will rank amongst the most valuable as a
remedial agent of rare power and celebrity 1t |
is pleasant to the taste and large quantities can
be used without the sensation of pressure or un-
easiness to the nerves and coats Of the stomach
Besides the air is bracing and healthy and the
Spring easy Of access, and in addition there is
strong Chalybeate Spring a few hundred yards
distant. CIR HARRIS M n |
~ ,tg
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Valley Virginian
JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
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with the best qualities Of Black and Colored Inks
We have also complete stock of new
PLAIN AND FANCY TIPE, BORDERS, &c.
of the latest Styles for all the different kinds Of
Job Work, and can now fill all orders for
Show Cards,
Business Cards, .,-.
Circulars,
Letter Heads, -I... -
Bill Heads, &
; --s Checks and Notes, :
s. Legal Blanks,
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Posters, s4 ~ fs".
Landbills, - YIN
Programmes, -
Books, ''-A|
Pamphlets, 4 i, sgo,. IN
.s Catalogues, -.
-,...a-lS Magazines, ,Yss
- 'r af6. s5' -iH NeWspapers
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

This watering place is only TWO miles from
the Virginia Central Railroad at Goshen, where
visitors will find a conveyance to the Springs.
Travelling time from Richmond to the Cold
Sulphur, II hours. ~
From staunton to the Cold Sulphur, 2 hours.
From Covinton to the Cold Sulphur, hours.
Board per day $3.50; per month $4,000. ~
sept 22t S. GOODE, Proprietor
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i. ] lNstKM YOUR IlFE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

IN TIE
PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 81 ,ooo, GOO.
Office at Covington, Allegheny Co., Va,
R. M. LIPSCOMB, Agent.
It Injuries on Mutual, Cash, Non-forfeiting plans,
Rates low, terms liberal, and policies within reach
Of the poorest -. "s fs' 1,.~d
Agents wanted everywhere to make active can
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will be made. s.t 9stti }st-~ .sli'9
Deay~ Do not delay insuring your lifehiDEATH
may have marked you for his NEXT vIcTiM, and
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want. Eaprll9 tt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

( air, Shaving, Tooth, Nail and Bandoline
brushes, ~ LINKS
Seps =" Drug Store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

TRENCH CHINA, <Ncs-We have just
4 received the largest and protest assort-
ment of French China Tea Sets. and
TOILET SETS, in staunton, and the CHEAPEST
lot of the BEST WHITE GRANITE WARE.
Call and see for yourselves at Whites corner,
Main street. PIPER DRAKE & Co,
may 2OL-tf ~ " - :. -,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-09

Ths&e niehs s&ssieQs - hsid Tor De
|ps;nsss i easidsr ) y oasl 90 fsrl
~ Nils 10 vhie& 4 Sss 81 - -
nd |sssleulass pssrs exec III ls vss-ll
|sd3sss -, aSAxAs Lad k1isi1 ipas-.'
|sass q sssh lsgislekias. .......
Eight lfgalislng $50 wsrs $3.50, asd
||l1ll = - 1lks
~ asaExhish Or sesekk =. i1c1ltxs
Absat ball dossn ssts psss pssSst
amsadiax ssesiape q - fes!
I<lnssai AeasnAl1s, aad snan ~ e.
sions II ~ Rssisioc u IN, ~ s1sss
Lei phias sASsos - sed6seka11 vit1pet
rsfsreres 10 ~ lsss whisA Neg pro-
poss 20 asssaa. TAis Is i3izra seiAl& gus
Ensnbzx y ~ iasAe abapsesei saf Ne
| INA Laws getasrsd 10, ana whIS6 tfss3
snald mos ssd zssm for II shsy lad sssR.
| aad Id this ssaas - the sss sAs sllls ere
Esatps %, saa pAsssd ~ shs prssusspsisa
! khss they ara right, not bali . futss
nsnpsrs knsslsg sbsshsf dry srs right
lor nes Win sasA laSi.e kiss, 4 wpaIa
snss be Surprised il, wksn tbs Ices are
lpssii.bed. shey' sh0a)da % fssss ! grsas
deal ssrss saaa sAss sssp bsfsss to-
k.Eweifsh General Assembly sosssnsd.
i sssasifaf GU saiI sasI sssssa nskiss
The arrests snesallsys Of sssiaeorpoKalel
lsswss ppslJs hjghxays, sns rsssisinS
ISapsssisors at ssads 70 serk and ina
lprovs Them. Nov " might bs msll
snpags W asrss-s~;-sss ssressl in 90 aninif
sorporsssd sosn public hishwags baI
I've nsks ais zoe ssrssss and alleys gIahlss
Isighways. and reap.rs rssd supervisors
Eta work Aaa impssss khem, II sia# H.
druisSs snd annesesssssy ssaia : slssa-
ipsa af shs lsgislasios y sas HassAa4h
Gspsssa Asssmhly. .
An sss sushofixisg and Isgalsk1s 'ths
asts II The B0afd or Supervisors " Ras
Barvs saapsy, In apgsspsa asias aonss
feet Of the soan.y treasury 70 siA iaishs
lsssssion Of neaamcrt 80 tbs soldiers
| sha Less shsir iises y shs nilssAsy ~.
fyise Of .aeis eoaassgs wss passed Vssai.
fmsasly.
a biia sppsDpssaains SO GO "a nd sr
Picard 70 eeaslsts Tia Agricultural col.
I1sxs building. xas Rassea u appears
thai DIR. Picard bias loss on Tia spnsEacs,
oa aeeoans q sas laslarspE he Ssass p
farnisA brisk fos aha bsiiaisg assogdink
20 eopsrass. Ar. Picard was aarnsRea
and Ii IL propes thai be ebenld b. ssisas
| haTssa fos hiz less.
Thare l. . scheme on feat 10 recousidar
she bill passed yesterday in ralskian W
Railroad commissioners. i. W. D.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-09
Thea aaa kow

TIE habitual abuse with which
the Jacobins have tire ased Anssrew'
johnson since he became PsealaeAs
il well known. Nes content wigk
personal abuse, they have persistent
Ay sought 10 degrade him ard bis
office By denying his right = exerY
else power expressly couferrsd by
the Constitution. Congress- shay
SAY, ia supreme Their eonahgs, in
this respect, Is different from what
Iii was enee But a few years ago
liz was treason TO deny that tbs
President was the government, his
will and word was the suproaae Law
of the land, and there are gnen nog
Who suffered Imprisonment for derry
ing that Mr.. Lincoln was the gos-
|errnrefst mud that be. could do no
wrong. Efsrhis theory. so strongly
advocated and Insisted upon when
Mr. Llneeln was President, was
.correct, kkat has changed the rcla-
Etive posision OF ths people 10 his sue.
esssor 7 Ii. ID 1888 ii was treason
10 spsak against the acts Of Msy
Lincoln, or deny that By any hu-
man means he could err, III h not
treason 10 Mr. Johnson, as the Gov
|ernment, and the successor Of The
late Goyeramenf to dos2 bow III
Democrats were traitors To the goy4
|ernineGs in 1893, By the same sogiai
and by che teachings Of the Isllsss; !
Repu bIican leaders, are they BOA
traitors 10 the s1oyernmAut il
IiSsss H Democrats wege kfnpris-
oned for siisioyalty 20 the Covers
ment. should not the Hlark Zee
pablioan party, and especially Jss4
.ohin msmbers OF Congres, be-
treated ID the same naannM Iii.
in 1894, IT, Congress Of the Duatad
States was pouapelled b p4ss i sila
.sto Isrs1ise ~ Acts III AfKaham
ki>oa kssident of he trbkksxi
|sfatan Z b order q give hss Aia.I
arnaeh nsnta mon cosazjz3agSoesal
|libefsy the seublaues az w. syn'
lis Il that q JacobiH uaaipsltx nsre
|impeach Mr, 5ohnson !. III anIike
|hig predeccssor, ~ hesh fsilfy a.
40 such uneonstitq tioaal 60 7 as
|torians win cathef, md hissory Pre-
|serve, Ill fhess iaete, md ~ ETss-
|ent Coagreaa wR ~ 1sfipasd
: = a. q - 49, - - 80. - - -.