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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

o. Humphreys & Co., Charlostown,
has on hand a number OF different Phos-
pilates. also Hardware and Agricultural
Implements Of every description. Exam
Iue all their advertisements in this paper
and then go to Charleslown and examine
their stock. They sell upon very reasoD-
able terms
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

e. The Legislature of West Va. pass
ed law requiring sherilTs and county
trea.urers TO pay over all moneys col
lected By them belonging to the school
fund, to township reasurerS, thus abol-
fishing the office Of County Treasurer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

O.. This section was visited by anoih.
er refreshing rain on Wednesday last
4 very fair crop Of corn may now be rca-
eunsbly anticipated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

GG- Hon. J. n. Camden, Democratic
'nmInee for Governor. Berj Wilson,
:Iecior for The State at large, and Col.
y y. Johnson. are advertised 10 speak
a. Iinpef's Ferry The 2lsr instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&C. The Alexandra Gazette is not
OILY Que Of the best newspapers OF the
State. but one Of our most valued ex.
chanpcs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08
Editorial Ercvitics

Hon. IhaGGJUs Stevens IS sti!Cu>p
i'll, and unable to leave Washington tor
his home.
Mr.. Samuel Grabill. eyed GO years
was killed by falling from loaded hay
wagon last week near M.. Jackson.
+. F. JeGues, famIlary known as Grip
pied Fayeue, in The Valley Of Virginia,
who went a5ou, exhibiting stereoscopic
views, was recently thrown from a wog-
on, near Halto%n, this county, and quite
severely injured.
A paper.Langer in France died from
sitting down 10 his dinner without wash
ing his hands. he had been handling
green paper and was poisoned by tue
colofing that had rubbed of on his hands.
A tunnel, to unite Scotland and Ireland,
las recently been suggested by an English
engineer. This under-sca passage would
run from the coas, Of Antrim, Ireland, TO
Leaks Point, in tie Null Of CantyIe, 9
length of fourteen and half miles. 1t IS
estimated lhat it would cost $l5,150, 600.
A man in Dover, n. H., who boaslet
,hatil his house were entered by burglars
there would be funeral or one less
blacklog, was recently robbed OF gold
watch hanging over lis head, and his
empty purse was placed upon his re-
volreT lying in chair close beside his
bed.
An exchange has the following: But
Ter saws "lherc's room enough for him and
other men in this world" That's the
reason decent people give him wide
berth. Bot he'll be cramped in the other
woI!t.
Bells white oil is a sure anldoie tor
the bite or sting of locust, spider, bee,
wasp, or any poisonous insect 1t will
afford ins,an, relief. Price % cents
For sale BY Druggists and oil prominent
slorekccpeIs.
The Stanton Spectator learns that Lo-
rcnzo Sibeyi las made within the last
Two weeks, at Elizabeth furnace, IN Au-
gusia county, Sixty tons good steel, some
OF which has been wrought in the smith 5
shop in,o cutlery. lie il now casting
railroad rails, all steel.
The President has signed the Tax bill
with the provision reducing the tax on
whi.key from 81 to 80 cents per gallon.
4 mass meeting Of coIoErd people in
B,l,imo,e. on Wednesday of last week,
passed resolutions in opposition 20 the
nronoscd BorJcr States colo.cd Convcn.
ian - hc held in Balllmo,e, as incxpc-
dent. and as likely 10 be injurious to tho
nominees Of the Chicago Convention.
,...... ,.,L.o, t,rn.od ., Norlo,k
ILL ~ g, I' .'', 3D., ,rc same as are
'"i,'" ''''' ''.'' r ,,'''','' ,Lanas;,os-rho
e '@'i IL ",'''. i ~. ,rhln'os ,rLo 60.
nred in Richmond. some wears since.
.,,..,.,..,,. r., ,,,,,c -, Sarah 81.
no., ro. '"7 ,!;,, rcr nnrrnts in Middle
,oa,,, :. r.o9l,,;,L cnnrty MA met an
a ,o|"' % H., GEc w;sbct IN LinlIc > fire
in Tie st,vc. and in o,jc, 20 ret i, 10 burn
briskly poured kerosene oil upon the
0amcS " bich communicating to the can
which sho held IL her hand exploded il
and burned her in such dreadful man
ner as to cause almost immediate death.
:, ,7;.r;c.o -cconIc ,hirty.Gye mon
wen, into a harvest field TO cut grain.
Abou. "A. NJ. no less than sixteen Of
them had been sun stricken, the majority
of whom died under the exposure. Such
an instance OF wholesale casualty has
I'LL a-uol -, tho I:atOrv nj this
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

o. A, the time Of going 10 press yes
lerdsy morning, the Tournamen, al Nor
CANS Spring was in full blast. Psrllcu-
lars neyt week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08
ShepherAstown, West Va:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. 1865

o. K. Z. McGlincy. OF Chicago, for
mehy Of this place, will accep, our thanks
Tor copies Of The Chicago Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&5r The young Misses and gentlemen
OF this place held basket pic ME 4, Nor
gsn's Spring last Tuesday. They had a
pleasant time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

o. Black berries are very plentiful III
this region. and are selling al 9 and 10
cents per quart.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

Es- The LEGIsLArURE.-This body
adjourned on Tuesday last until the l0,h
day Of November next. A new revisoyy
committee has been appointed consisting
o! three from the Senate: Messrs. llokc,
FOREMAN and BoIkman. aud four from
tie House. McssIs. FtigueOn, 81 CabelI.
ileermsus, Stewart aud RrJJlr. They
viii meet at Portland, ~ Preston county,
On lhe ll'h Of August They expect TO
complete the remainder o! the code 81
tie st of September.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&5-vnE CoLoRED CELEBRATIoN-The
colored Celebration and Picnic. accord
ing TO previous notice, came of IN this
place Oh Thursday last: At ii o'clock,
The procession, under direction Of Peter
Hodge, Chief Marshal, formed q, The AT
ricsn Church, paraded through our prin-
cipal streets and then repaired 10 Lemons
Grove, near town, where sumptuous
Teas, awaited them. The order Of Good
Samari,ans was the only order represent
ed. in procession they carried q broad
axe, saw, pillow, emblems Of Industry and
Agriculture. There were inscribed upon
their banners the notices, "lndusiry aud
Agriculture" They wore white aprons,
edged with blue ribbon, upon which were
inscribed "Order of Good Samarltnns,
and upon the banner Of the Sabbath
School, Feed my Sheer" The pro
cession was quite large, and presented an
imposing appearance. Monkeys colored
Band ol IIaeeEsiown was present and en-.
livened the occasion very much. They
discours music exceedingly well having
been taught by celebrated musician OF
Maryland. In the Grove speeches were
delivered by Revs. Maybcuy, OF this
place, Jones, Of Iarper's Ferry, and
Peter Hodge, Chief Marshal. The
Speakers gave their coloTed brethren good
and wholesome advice in telling them TO
60 TO work and become honest and indus
uious citizens; that they were dependant
upon the white folks for livelihood, and
that they should deport themselves in such
a manner as would gain the confidence
and respect Of he white population. Their
tables were lalened with everything to
satiale the inner man, and we believe none
went away without becoming satisfied.
The number present is estimated from
one TO two thousand. About four o'clocG
the procession returned TO town and were
dismissed, everything having passed of
without the least disturbance to mar their
pleasures. Upon ,hO whole, it was
very credlable affair. and one which
speaks well for the colored population OF
this community, as well as those present
from abroad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&C. SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A shooting
aliray came of in Sharpsburg, says the
IIagcrsiown Mail, on Friday evening of
last week, which came near proving fatal
10 u desperate character named Bony
Ward II seems that a gentleman named
Buhrman stopped q, the Union Hotel. in
that place. and scarcely had he stepped
from his buggy before he was attacked by
the fellow w ard, and but for the interior
enco OF Mr.. Harper, the landlord, serious
results might then have happened. After
supper. as Mr.. Bphrman was sitting on
the porch. Ward, without any provoca-
ton whatever, struck tina, gentleman a
violent blow in the face, upon which
Buhrmsn drew pistol aud fired at his as.
sailani, the tule, taking elT,c, in his
thigh, causing very painful, as well as
dangerous wound.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

4 Cattle War is threatened on the bor
ders of Missouri. Nota war among the
cattle, bur among the owners and drisers
Of Texan cattle and the border Missouri
sns. # seems that there iss law in
Missouri which authorizes inspectors OF
cattle coming from Texas or the Indian
country TO turn back on the road from
whence they come all diseased and un-
sound cattle. or by virtue OF . writ issued
by the sheriff to have them killed on the
spot. Under The operation OF this law
many thousands Of cattle have accumuls.
ted on the borders of the Missouri. and
the drovers are now threatening 10 force
their way through the State, and the peo-
pie of the borders threaten, if The attempt
is made, TO shoot down the cattle, writ or
no writ. The danger OF serious coils
ion has compelled the Governor 10 issue
a proclamation warning the droveTs and
the people TO obey the law.
The Pllt,burg Gazette says I'VE ore
informed By Hon. D. ID. +. Farms.
worth, State Senator from Upshur county,
West Virginia, thst an iron mountain ex-
lists in the upper portion Of that county.
of greater extent and purity than any
other known body Of iron in the world.
not excepting the famous iron mountain
Of Missouri, and that under this vast
body of iron there is a vein Of biluminous
coal, measuring on the face, where tho
Buchanan river cuts through, twenty Ave
feet in thickness. lie declares tins ore to
be SO pure that blacksmith took o piece
and forged a horseshoe from it,"
Horace Greeley is highly mcen,ed
with Thaddeus Stevens, for tie opinions
he expressed in the House on Friday last,
in favor of the payment Of fve-lwcniy
bonds in currency. Ilc tells Stevens he
IS a Gt ally for Blair and PendIeIon- reads
him out Of the party, and bids him not
"to stand upon the order Of his gong but
TO 90 at once" Pray where is he 10 gv1
That's the question,
A liule daughter Of Mr.. S. Jordan, OF
Durham, Connecticut, swallowed pirco
OF acorn last winter, since which time she
has been troubled with a very bad cough
SO bad that she was thought to be in
consumption. About three weeks ago
she coughed up the acorn, which was
found to be sprOuicd, and she Lac been
well ever since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08
ensuing quarter ::

". Is. LAUCk, w. c. T.
CHAS. TRAYNOR, ". V. II.
JIM. NJ. ENTLER, ". X. +.
JOHN H. SCHOPPERT, ". r.
l.. LITTLE, ". |. G..
EDFAKD EMBERSON, w. O. G.
GEORGE SCHOPPERT, w. G.
JIM. BAKER. ". 4. S.
JIM. WRIGHT, u. F. S.
OSCAR DARLINGTON. w. Nj.
U'M. GRAHAM, u. d. NJ.
MARTIN WRIGHT, W. X. II. S.
d L. RENTCH, w. L. II. S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&2. COOP TEMpLARs.-An order Of
Good Tcmpia1s was organized in this
place on Thursday evening last, by Mr..
Edward Chambers, Lodge Deputy, assist
ed by DR.. Hartman, Of Triumph Lo lgo
No 4, MaI,nsburg, and number of la
dies aud gentlemen, members Of the same
Lodge. The Lodge organized here is
titled Excelsior Lodge No. 81. The fol-
lowing is d lis, Of officers elected for the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08
FOR SUPERVISOR.


IN consequence Of tho office Of County
L Treasuror having been abolished by
our Legislature. now announce myself
as an Indepcnd,nI Candidate for SUPER
VISOR. IN ChapIino Township. Ny
motto Is Reduction IF Tares.
JOHN SPANGLER.
Aug. s. 1868 10
TO VOTERS.
J hereby respectfully announce my
y self an
Independent Candidate for the
.HSSESSORSHIP
Of Jefferson County at the next election,
and pledge my best efforts to discharge
tho duties OF the office. II elected.
J. j. POTTERflELD.
July IL, 1868. to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

&C. According to law passed by The
West Va. Legislature. the State now com
prises thirteen Judicial Circuits; the sixth
eirculs comprises Jefferson, Berkeley,
Morgan and Hampshire counties. For
each Of the circuits Judge shall be elect
ed l'y the voters thereof at the election to
he held on the fourth Thursday in Octo-
Der next. whose terms of Office shall COM
mence on the lirs, day Of January, 1869.
But the Judges now in office, and such
AS may be appointed to fill vacancies do
ring the present year. shall continue 10
discharge che duties Of their Office in the
circuits as arranged on the day before tho
passage Of this act, until the said fret day
of January, 1869.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

SOU INWARD, ITO .-OIHCe luo puOIICd-
ton of The letters of Mr.. DecheEt, South,
quite an interest has been manifested by
some of our substantial people TO know
and see more Of the country that he visit
Cd. A number Of gentlemen propose Wis
iting Virginia, North and South Carolina,
in The early part Of the month of SePiem-
Der, and 10 make their Tip more pleasant,
,etlers have been iecelVed from influential
gentlemen at several points in 'he States
named, extending tie hospitaliiles Of ihem-
selves and their noighbors TO all who may
como. One letter just received from NJ.
+. G. Miuag, Esq, of Lancaster District,
South Carolina, says that meeting OF
the citizens OF that section has been held.
and il was unanimously agreed to meet
the gentlemen who may visit their coun-
Try a, the Depot (FoH Mllls,) and convey
them to hospllabie quarieis and around the
country, free Of charge. We have writ
ton Mr.. M.tiag that the eXcuIsionlsts will
accept this liberal and hospiablo PROPOSE
ton, and will notify Mr.. NJ. of the exact
time they can bo cxPected.-HaSerStown
.Uuil.
g. Mr.. Decherl.of The Nail, upon lis
lA,o visi. South, purchased tract OF land
consisting of one thousand acres, near
Charlotte. n. c., for $40 peE acre. The
land is OF excellent quality, portion Of
which is well numbered, all under first.
rate fencing, good Improvements in the
way Of buildings, and also contains an
orchard of several thousand peach trees Of
the choicest kind, ladened with choice
fruit. Nj. Dechevl states that many bar
gains equally as good, can be had in tho
same REGION of country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-08

The VIRGINIANs. IA few days
since we noticed quite number OF Viz
ginans, residents Of Jefferson County
Va, in town. We wondered "what was
up" and upon inquiry learned that they
had come over TO purchase groceries &C.
Of Walker, Nil & Go. 1t seems that
from five 10 eight cents is saved IN The
purchase Of sugars a, this establishment,
over the prices in the bastard State. while
other goods are sold at like figures. Some
of the same Virginians, learning through
the Shepherds,own Register that Lsphsm
& Mason sold cheap furniture, called and
purchased bills Of furniture and we are
happy to add that they say tina, they saw
ed 25 per cent. over Baltimore prices
Such is life.-HagerStOlrn Wall.
o.. The above is another evidence that
advertising pays. The advertisement OF
Walker, Nil g. Co., can be seen in our
paper, which has caused the rush Of Viz.
ginians TO their store. as well as Lapham
& Masons. The advertisement OF q. d..
Keller. siIyersmiih, in our paper, has also
caused Mr.. X. 10 sell large bills Of goods
to persons Of this section. and which we
have recently heard OF. We call paEtic-
ular attention 70 these advertisements. as
suIing the citizens OF this and Berkeley
Coun, es ,ha, bargains can there be had.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

SHARP PRAcTIcE.-Nantucle ie famous
Tor pretty girls, excellent fishing, Siascon-
set and good stories. One Of the latter is told
Of an inhabitant of the Island who lost hens
from his roOst To detect the thief he plac-
ed a sharp sythe in position TO be clutch
cd by the criminal as soon as he opened the
hcn-housc door. The next morning there
ISSs blood upon the blade, but no hens miss
ng The gentleman did not hunt for wOun-
dod hands, and in short time went TO Cal
iornia, returning after an absence of sew
eral years There used 10 live in Nantucct
one OF the largest story tellers, for a young
man, in the Commonwealth. He was quite
popular, however, had good deal of "brass"
aud on election days could get out more
voters than any other native Of the island
TIC was 'stiringup voters one day and
upon the returned Californian Hello, B.,
said the latter, give us a ride TO the polls"
No" said B., with an oath "A man as puts
scythes in his benroost shall never ride with
me I" B was never prosecuted for the con
leBsion.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
OhrIsL.

Christ OF all tho persons IN the world, is
only ft TO be my Redoomer Mediator, and
Surety, because He alone is God and man in
ono person. If He was not man, He could
not undertake that Office, If He was not God,
He could not perform IT, If he was man,
He could not be oapsbleo of being bound
for me If He was not God, He would not
be able 10 pay my debt. II was man bywhom
tho covenant was broken, and therefore man
must have suitable punishment laid upon
him Il was God with whom il was broken,
and therefore God must have satisfaction
made unto Elm and for that satisfaction,
il was man that had offended and there
fore man alone could mako it suitable. II
was God who was offended, and therefore
God alone could make il sufficient The sum
Of all Of this is, that man can suffer, but he
cannot satisfy. God can satisfy, but he can
not suffer. But Christ, being both God and
man, can both suffer and satisfy too, and so
is perfectly fitted both TO suffer for man and
and to make satisfaction to God-to recon-
Gle God 10 man, and man 10 God And thus
Christ, having assumed my nature into his
person, AID 50 satisfied divine Justice for my
sins, | am received into grace and favor a
gain with the Most High God Bishop
BrUcrigc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
An Open COnfession.

Allison, the head Of the Kuklux orrani-
eaton in Wayne county makes the follow
ing proposition, after pNrusing which il
Will certainly no longer be denied that such
an organization exists:
|, L. a. Allison, of the county Of Wavne.
aud State OF Tennessee. do berebv nlsd.re
my personal and official influence 6ereafisr
10 obey and support the laws of Wavne
county and State of Tcnnessoe. "A Ihev are
now on the statute book OF the county Of
Wayne and State aforesaid, and TO aid the
legally constituted authorities 10 the oYtept
ol my power and influence in supporting
aho enforcing the same. also do pledge
t e., 'he organization Of which l am aho of.
nS,9l mead, known as the kuklux Khan,
VII l'y aslde Their masks and other dis
euSO5 Sne "lu raid no more IN the county.
anu 'u9t ~ case the above named orcaniza-
e,oh ~ Man OF any member OF the same.
shoGlu rAld, on attempt to raid / will aid
~ lno extent OF my ability. in arrostina the
party on parties and turn Them, over 40 the
county authorities whence thov cama and
90 lutthor pledge that I bayo ,utbo,;t,,
vested in me 10 give the above ,,Ic'Ie,c -,
nc following conditions to wit Thai Inc
tbe o. wayne county proceed 90 disband
,.,o posse under ms control in the manner
!,,, SsSJ'i ll by law give up the stoex can
,iaca1 ehS posse or sheriff provided 4 6e
and n,o,li istnSin or him 10 hold Inc same
sropf,blo 49, ~. asso that / be not held re-
parties While T TnS aet done by any party or
daae OF this. hi Jay control, prior 10 the
find true bills against ~, r,er, the Grand Jury
under my control, win s aly t ~ I4e par
SYST The law m my or their beS.is2sr cibly re-
(Signod) r. k"',t
Wayne County, Aug. %. 1861 sAl'lssoN.
agree 70 the above
(Signed) E.F. FuRstAK
sheriff of WAYNE conn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

A CRUEL JOKE ny DAsHINo YOU'VE
WID0w.--Tho Louisville Courier tells the
following hoartless joke recently practiced
m that city:
4 gentleman, who has an invalid wife at
Que OF the watering places during the sum-
mor met with beautiful young widow in
tho city, who inveigled him into the wilder
ness of her affections After much Irritation
and repeated visits TO the domicil Of the fair
widow, the gentleman succeeded in efecting
an appointment to meet under her roof at
the unreasonable hour of midnight
he was promptly on hand ut the time des-
lgnated and 50 was the widow, who met
him ut the door and conducted him through
the darkness to the parlor, when the light
was suddenly turned on, and the unhappy
man was confronted by hifo and several 9TH
er intimate acquaintance. The scene that
followed is strictly confidential, and we
therefore drop the curtain.
The sequel proves that the young widow
having been appraised of the fact that the
gentleman had wife absent from the city,
addressed her letter, detailing all of the
circumstance of her Irritation with the re-
creant husband, and arranging for the inter.
Wow above described.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION.
Nero Of the hellISh Work OF Seymour
and Blair men In Arkansas.
Or. A. NJ. Johnson, Radical Representative
N the Arkansas Legislature, Assss-
sinated in Mississippi County

Already have two Senators in the Arkan-
sas Legislature barely escaped assassination
at the hands of Arkansas Democrats. we
have this morning received 2 letter rom 2
reliable gentleman ia Osceola, Misslsslppi
county, Arkansas. informing us that Dr. A.
NJ. Johnson, member OF the Legislature
from that county was assasslnated on the
night of Tuesday, the 25th instant. No
particular are given except that The parties
are unknown.
Or johnson called upon Us on Monday,
the dav preceding bis terrible death, IN the
best of health and spirits. he was on his
wav home from ATTENDANCE upon the First
Arkansas District Republican Congress
sional Convention. He had himself been
an aspirant tor the nomination, and the del
epates of several counties had been instruct
Cd IN his favor. but to secure harmony IN
the party had magnanimously wlthoraWn
his nAme before the first ballot, and was In
tending 10 throw his whole strength INTO
the canvass Of his district and State. HIS
devotion 10 Republican principles was well
shown by his remark 10 US in reference to
his action in the Convention, that he would
sooner be fighting bis own family or best
lIlcnub rs 10 DC IN thC way Va nv VI
the Republican party.
Two members Of the Arkansas Dcgisla-
ture arc now suffering from wounds receiv-
I'd in the attempt of Democrats to assassin
ate them in cold blood one lies cold in his
grave. What do the Democrats want
Arc these The stray shots Of the advancing
skirmish line Of tie second rebeilionf Do
they expect that men viii bear these terri
bic assassinations and live in momentary
danger without taking rcprisals Do they
intend 10 inaugurate a war Of midnight as
sassination2 Shall all men ia Arkansas Of
different politics commence butchering each |
other and burning each others houses 2
VIII another assassination be the rebel re-
ponsc 2-.HemphiS Post.