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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09
Oar New Orleans Assssas.

Oue New Ovaeans Agessas.
-AsarA Wharton i Illingswosth No
o. Connes ssrssA New Orleans arc III
duly assAcsissa Asssss d the Rspsb
lican in thst 1ity. ..iF
- A cross mark on paper denote
hat = subscribers time hes expired
W. intend, hereafter, 10 do cash b~si'
sssa. IL b more tSoablc b colIsst
pswspaPsr subscriptions than hey an
wsvth.
d HsSsssSa ccsst wih 1sssGhIe a a.
Ccdrthosss In Marshall, on
Saturday ne oth Day 81 May,
pepssasosy % thorough organization.
Rssfy sisissn oppossd to The Afrieasi.
fssicn cfths ssa,s, is rsqussted 10 aatepd.
Coon bNur ALWAys HALRAntR-Hee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09
~ The following extracts ~,
from the Louisville Journal.

.A~'ss >-%~ 49, ~ WV H8ss
A leading radical politician il
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio,
declared, that, although be didn't
think thu. the negro would make q
very good voter, be himself would,
ont Of regard for his party, grease
the animal right well, pin his ear
back, and swallow him. Two 81
three nights afterwards lot Of no.
groes made descent upon his smoke.
..st swtugHy, vn1l,.
a. he was sondssosndisg sad kind
enough 10 Pe willing 10 swallow then
they csghs 10 rsciprocate the conpli.
meut BY swallowiag his bacon
Theirs was ussssstionably the better
food.
Though negro slavery IL abolished
IN tho South, negro whipping still
gocs on there. A nsgro member Of
the Georgia Senate was whipped the
other day by another negro tremss.
dously.
There il no negro slavery now in
the Southern States, bat q vast
amount Of white slavery. II is quits
Zine for al decent men to declare
themselves abolitioaisss.
The ntasesmanlike and patriotic
letter of Gen. Haacock il too impor. |
tsnt not to be given in our columns
We give it in full this morning.
From II the discerning reader will |
sec just how tho land lies not msrslv
IN Texas but In the South generally:
and he will soc At the sans time tx
how the radicals lie. Tho only re.
be'l'on anywhere in the whole region
10 rebellion against r.dieslisn.
Against the Constitution and tho
laws there ia no shadow Of rebellion
anywhere. The contrary sssu mption
/: simply a lying prctenoe to cover
NO monstroas asurpation Of the rad.
cal party This covering General
Hancock strips Of with y skilful BIZ,
emorseIess hand.
'Tha pity ina. every raging radi.
al hasn't belly full Of negroes with
10 obstetrician to relieve him.
The Southern negroes ought 10 be
rosperous. They are taking stock
srVcly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

Coon bssv ALwAys SALaAnlg.-Sce
card Of Nm L Wiieox.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

81 "a R.,l.. . ,oa nv" .; aea'o, re,
s S ns''eI some .'me sKo, 20"
"sss "ssrd eeod mAny people call
ua"as" l,ses' !, pu' o'd you
go" '''ooy cs'' me oA"nea
n..,., :. -. .s..,.......-
-. D.s u.. :: .'' . A"''. 'n. . 90 nss
..iE .sS A.. =. ~: -. o.m :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

more Infamous than any money,
swindle evsr committed.
ecnsrsl Lee surrsndered on din.
inct conditions, stipulated between
himself and Gsasral @, Mt. Ol
course all tbs Southern armies In
'arrendcring, supposed and had a
night to suppose, that they we're sur.
rendering on the same coSditjops
II they had thought " dreamed Of
ne terrible tcrms now exacted Of
them aud their people, il they had
had the slightest conception Of tho
coming white Acknowledgement and
negro supremacy, they would have
iought on desperately and forever.
They would have Tough, all over the
Southern grouad, organized or uu.
organized as they beat could, and, If
they had thought i. best, made iii
sort. Of raid. scr-.. the Ohio. Thev
would have fought - Schamyl fought
iss.si.. At any rate shey would
have died and sssn oil who ven. dear
e thsa die rather than endure what
aeetion.
W. repeat that Congress, WHOM
the South is disarmed, il sx.cti.r
serns which the Uaitss, States Gov.
esnnsnt never ENACTED when tho
sostA was armed Il il unjs,t. Il
= sewardly. II ; dastardly,
fHa LAST REVOLUTIONARY Sol.
oiss GosK.-Thsp is soms,hisr
ssssssholy il TIE reelection that the
AZ soldier Of the revolution Of i77s. |
~ goae' Mr.. Philip Burlings me,
'Fitiss to the Ciaeiaaad Enquirer.
sss HiTsnburs, Noble county, Ohio,
'sdsr date Of april 9Th, says. ~
~ list evolutionary hero /, co.s.
49, 0ny, u NebIs county, dled
safsa 20th, lSee, sgd one hundred
% iosr yesrs sad two and = hall
seeeAs. Mr.. Gray was a soidisr T.
= evolutionary war. Lut lii tsrr
sesvtes was too short to entitls h,n
- pssSion, whlch he mover ret -. I
49, year ~, vhes Cossrsss
neo !. : special ~ IA ~ bsse1A
ness revolutionary soldtee lsjlf
o0nDeYibey.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

~ Our cstsnpe-ary u ths Flag l.
diapossA 70 b facsti%as over COR recent
lrisf cascss - . pirsssss Of The y r,
Railroad Conpssy W. wess elected
with othsrs u = e'elset r. n by soss
almost unaaimssa, and in an hoay and
. half Afterwards, the road was scld ast
It va rAllrAd speed asd The most rapid
~ record No nsn ever won't ehrough
this railsssd soppaay ~ sson, vi,h sssh
'ssstsd popslA.ity, ~ leaving sch ~
uaaaeailnkh p><nrA - fN F e.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

- We would inform our co.snpo-
rasy u ths Y~s, that although oar
sancsam Is afrss Aad sNey eoscsru,' ?
in the polite sssss svidsneed BY the con-
tsss Of ess sptsss, we - ~ hssp cay
dfiakahlss. We trsst b win no& Turn
UP his s'cassssd, s'sssss probosris In
dissast ~hea " ina~m him that ~
have an abandant supply of ss,d water,
furnished fte~ = sever falling we'll.
10 making this ssPAnsaion We disc lain
any istsa<3en y woasd hh fse,iass
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.sd our frissds there fear No nav
b. goadsd 70 nadaess Asd Vengeance
Osly two days ago We received : let.
ter from one Of the ablsst and coolest
and bsst Of tie Northsrn leader, 81
the Dsnocratic party, clesias with
these words: above al thiues 10
fear cathresks il tho South ssainse
tas epprssors Of your people. For
dcds sake, for yosf sake, for The
sake Of our cosntry. wasa your isl.
!ov-catisess agaisst anythiag Of the
KIDD. The Radicals pray for dis.
taFsances in your section. The
death If . fcw Of thsir caypst bar
enissariss, OF few hundred negroes
would glsddes their hsarta and in.
spirs then with now courage. We
kaow hew you are insultsd aud out.
ragged; bat Do not let any issslt or
Outrage drive yoa to the inaict;o, Of
. asritsd pssisha'snt spon thc
wrong dosn; for this woald give but
temporary and local relief, Wills
fastening still tighter tie Sss;ss 70
o. . vhsss psePls Be patient IA.
dsss With msaly fertitude. Asd
lsstisg rslisf will eons."
~ patisst ssd sndurs--this d our
daty nov. Il requires more courses
% perform dis dsty thas TO facs 80
'asny " ~ 6sid u battle. The |
lime may ccne whes patience md |
'nduraacs will cesse to BE- virtue
md a duty bus snfll IN hope Of |
chef through peacssbls means shall |
.svs psasd away, aad ofxsaissd n. |
isianes 70 iatolsrabls oppreasios
ball y rssosvsd upoa, W will b
sessaAt q ourselves, OR postsrisy,
b essatry, AID mastind, II " yisid
> the Wishes II or sasmlss AND ca.
petats vitA thsn II tho attempt 70
lssesrsts aaaFsAy spos IL rulss
{ ~ Fsssbsss. ~ s IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-09

Jack Hsailtsa pssssd tAmusi
hosstoa o. The 2stA, % Ne wy |.
wsshington. 6i'a 81 ase'lat
All The brsvesiss II Houales hay,
been ssised BY tho istsssal rsvsnv.
oiAcen fbs violstion u The r,V,,ru
laws. 's' i'fl f,fsii3 lfa'l ~
y. y. Lss sss killed n Hsm.-
stsd . fsw days go, By 4 nan ss.sa
Far Lee va drpAk md essped
and abused Far, vAa. ansr sstisr
II hh words ustS intended fos Ii.
and rsesivisg an Affirmative answer.
stepped back sad sAos Les fcus s,pss
Killing him Instantly. r>a5s'i 4
Tho District Cour. Is in session !. :.
Corpus Christi. Tho Grsud J.rv
consists : insists. Of Y Y whites, > nssrss., md
ap97 .e4As ga.gie
Ihs ss.sos s'sssI ssys go s.,,s
o. Brasos bottcn lsaa, bslsstisx =
M. Wiley Joaps, seld ~ e,ksr ~
a srs't Ah r a dqllsr ass,,,er 4.
ssss With sass sesiassss - i "a
zoo se'ss sndsr ealsissAles. ~
land alone would haze sold for sao
z spse'. RI aets bsfUf's u w. H. |
s'srl 'sy' Obi, .sseria. sisAi ~, |
~. avoided had NJ, Issss adyrs
''sse. hie esxaii1 4Gs +s,ras
Mr. cAsI|y ssesrss. .Ao, Nj. d, |
!. po'son Ia store 10 Housto. !.
40 9Th. Oss ball ssr;Lisx Ill
'ssss ~ ehia, rasS4st ssksvsrd,
- !. ''dgist Ia u. lkS,zjf Is,
sAst 's.itins hin - IL 70, ~ i
J" bead asd passiss d.vsv.,i.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Behind the Lighthouse.

Old fogyism is not quite dead. People
are still to be found who think that hcalti
il promoted BY depletion Was there
ever such false logic Nature il the gr.'n,
antagonist Of disease, and the deplcters
propose to PROSTATE Nature, in order, ono
might suppose, to give tho enemy a double
chance at the life Of the patient The
true practice is 50 70 invigorntc the vital
powers as to render them an ovel1n:.tch for
the elements Of disease. This can b. done
with Mos1ErTRR's sToNscH BiTRERs. or
all vegetable tonics they arc the most pow
erful and the most genial. At this season
when even the strongest organisations arr
liable to be affected by the alterations Of
stringent cold and malar;ous moisture,
this inestimable protective medicine is es-
pecially needed. Persons predisposad t"
billiousness, dyspepsia, constipation, in
termittent foyer, Or any Of the complaints
which cold weather Superinduces or ng-
gravates, should take it regularly through
out the Winter and Spring months. Il is
absolutely pure and harmless.
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visit from bis Satanic Majesty.

visit from bis Satanic Majesty. -
Capt. Cleehorn Of DEBORAH made us
brief visit this week, and from his
version Of the matter, the anticipat-
ed lecture Of Fred Douglass at that
place on the Gath was rather . dark
affair. The speaker failed to make
his appearance and the hall was
not lighted. We are very sorry
to learn that @. w.. Case formerly
station agent at this place but now
Of Minneapolis, had the misfortune
to get his arm broken in two differ
erent places few days since BY the
smashing up .ofa snow pillow and en-
CINE, in an effort TO clear the track
Of . snow drift since the late heavy
snow storm in that vicinity.
H. Harris has secured q new water
wheel for bis Touring mill by which
he obtains Is much again power
with half the amount Of water as he
do by the one he formerly used.
The now wheel il one Of the great
est Inventions. Of the agc.-On
Sunday evening last this section
was visited with = thunder shower,
accompanied with frequent flashes Of
the vivid lightning. It was little
out Of season and the shower con-
sisted mostly of wind, sleet, ice,
small hailstones &c.-G. w.
Platt of the. firm Of G. w. Plat 4
20 has sold his interest in their
store here, and we understand be ex-
poets very soon to return to Lone
Rock, Wisconsin. We are sorry to
loose so good q business man. The
business here will be conducted in
future in the firm name Of D. Plat
& Go. They are already preparing
for tho spring trade and will speak
for themselves next week through
our columns. G.. Carter. of
tho firm Of Carter Bros. Counoyer,
made US . visit this week, and
cheers us with tho good news that
he will operate moro extensively
this season in Agricultural Machine
ry than ever heretofore. He looks
as hale and we'll as ever but we dis.
covered that he felt a little serious
on political matters. He af6rms
that be will have no more to do with
the Republicans unless they change
their present unjust system of tax
alton. ..-... ,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
"BeyOnd the Mississippi ),

"BeyOnd the Mississlppl.'
FROM THE GREAT RIVER TO THE GREAT
OCEAN.
Life and Adventure on Prairies, Noun
tains and the Pacific Coast. With over
Two Hundred Descriptive and Photograph
ic Views Of the Scenery, Cities, Lands,
Mines, People and Curiosities Of tho New
States and Territories. By ALBERT d.
RICHARDSON.
It is a splendidly written book, giving
complete history of our great Western do
main. The graphic descriptions it con-
tains, vcrifies the adagc, that ''truth is
stranger than felton," and it so nearly
approaches romance, that it needs but to
be seen, to be real by the great mass Of
our reading people.
Mr.. c. W. Amy Of DEBORAH, has received
the agency for this county, and will re-
ceive subscriptions at publishers prices
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HRDWARE, & IRON.
Stoves, Tin-ware &c.
Gage & Miller,
LIME sPRINGs. IOWA.

19M0 - 1S1NOO9 AO"Ae
"AVEa complete assortment Of all
" kinds ofgoods pertaining to the hard
ware trade, and are determined to con-
vince the people that they can sch goods
a. cheap ~ they can b sold west of tho
Aississippi River.
Special attention given to the
manufacture Of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware and all kinds Of repairing.
They have also for sal call
kinds Of Agricultural Imple.
ments from q hoe to q Thresh-
ing Machine.
Special attention il called to the
celebrated
BEAVER DAN SEEDER.
Manufactured BY Lowth, Howe / Co.
GIVE Us ACALL and WE WILL
convince you that ~ speak plais facts
nl2vstGl GAGE 4 MILLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES

Thes d''psa.e seize tiicasy e.ss: or. .sca nuiis
prepaSa len, a.d better than any r y, Pew ~ /,
Nostr ms Bling: could. thcis sctio u trect aso
p sitive reu'teIinE reliable, ~ essy and cestai'
specific the cure Of III obs rNcsko;.s snd sup
prsssions natar'. Their popularity Is indicate,
BY the fact that loo, 00O bottles are annual.
% and consumed by the ladies Of the latte.
states, every one Of whom meas In the II. onrcs
terms Of p 81 Of their great merits. They r-ral
ID y taking tbs place fevery other Female E'in...
and are considered by AL no k. ov aaelt ..fih H.
the surest, Safest and most infaibE !.rslnrati"
in the world, for the cure Of all icsn- c.npi.in,.
tho emoval Of al obstractians u nat Mr.. "nd III.
promotion Of health, regularity and s'r'Mth. ~
plicit directions stating when they m;.y b. as.a
and explaining when and why they shsld nM
could not he used without producing rn-s,< cun,ra
~ TO natures Cd sen laws Will be found ,srrfull
folded ground each bottle, with the ssit.n sisna
ture ofJoHx /. Lyos, without which n,,a~ IN Ernu
Inc.
Prepare ~ JOHN Z. LION. las Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn.,, who can b. cous,,:'..l .hhs
personally, o. by mail. (enclossng txml,., ,nrrrrn
ing all private diseases and female wrA: Me.s.A
Fold by druggists everywhere.
O.G. CLARK, 1 CO..
Sl-syll Gen'l Agensr for y. >. and cn".''a..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

DI ED.

In Gentry Co. Missouri, Feb. 13ih,
1868, Mr.. JAMES p. POWELL, in the 57th
year Of his age.
The deceased was an carly settler, of
this county and recently moved to Mo-,
where he met his untimely end by the cx-
plosion u a steam boiler. He leaves q
large family and many personal friends
and acquaintances in this vicinity to It.
ment his sad fate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

The New YoRK EVENING Ex.
PKsss says: We, were surpris-
ed at the many superior advantages
the Planer, Braunsdorf & Co. Ma
chine possesses over all others,
and feel constrained to request oil
others interested to make ! similar
investigation"
The machine recommended in
the above notice, 10 tho Atna Ma
chine Of which NJ. NJ. Jones Of Nc
Gregor il tho agent. Il il said BY
those competent to judge. to be one
Of the very best machines in use.
S0tf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28
rOHN MCNAMARA,
BLACKSMITH.

OPPOSITE TIE 1RIcx BLOCK, C1Bsco.
Win give prompt attention to horse shooting
and Ill kinds d blacksmithing. 10.
6atisaction guaranteed In ell cases, both
- TO work and prices.
Terms, invariably cash On delivery
Of work. TIM al29
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28


Will fad the GRAND HAVEN RoUT8
the SHORTEST CHEAPEST and most
COMFORTABLE RouTE to al points
EAST. One Of tho steamships Of
this line leaves Milwaukee daily,
Saturdays excepted) at $3.50 r. n.
making direct connections 1t Grand
Haven with express trains for oil
points East. Through tickets for
sale by Geo. L. Scott at Depot
Prairie Du Ciien, Wis. and ct oil
principal ticket. of6cesin the North
West.
w. W. Wilson, Western Passen-
ger Agent. Milwaukee. Wis. :.
Thos Bell, Gen'l 8uperintend-
emit, Detroit. Mich. (82.8 ,tf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

CoNsuAPTloH.-Ths result Of .
neglected Cough. which. il treated
with Goes Cough Balssm in season.
might Be cured with very little
trouble and expense. The proprie-
tors do not claim that it will cure
Consumption. but Till greatly re-
lieve any Cough. They have : GER
ti6cato from : gentleman whom
physicians pronounced iusurabls
with Consumption, stating Goes
Cough Balsam cured him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

The Southern people may we'll say
to the Radicals, if you make our
lands valueless, who cares whether
you con6scate them or not.--Lou.
Journal.
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FUR GALS.

A dwelling house and two lots central.
ly located to business, in the village Of
Cresco. For particulars enquire at the
Plain Dealer Office or Of the subscriber on
the premises, near the Empire house, on
the corner Of Elm and Vernon. Streets.
F.. December 18th, 1857.
3-9tf A. ". STEWART.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-28

This celebrated preparation il now put
1p In mammoth Bottles, and sold BY al
Druggists q IS cents. b il the cheapest,
esss and nSss pspslas Hair preparstisa
kAewA> ~ ri
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. (1H0. ". wO0DWARD.


HON. oEo. ~. wo0DwARp.
CSS.f yna;ce ~ a. S.o,,.,e Cu.,. ~ n. vr,ta.,
Ihiixdaishia. March Ia. 1867.
r.,m... n...,..
. - .o,;c "..Si ~ =, us ,;n... o'. ~ ~
: :, go tonic, useful diseases O ne
-. ~ ,o,.;,;.s' "a "a - - ~. o.a. .us =.
CO., CO.,. o. a ~. .!.,s ana want q n'rsoe
GEO: v. WOODWARD
ND. ., AZ s.pr~e an. y. Flr.,,,,asss,
PAi'adsePAia, April =, 1884,
: = :;;:: : :; s.': ;;
Yoass, WITH respect,
JAxRa ruONpsON.n
From Rev. los. II. KnHHA1D, y. n,
lasor Of ~ zs,sh Bapesx CS.rrA, 1AandelpA;a.
N. Jacksn~-D.ar Sir: have boon frequently ~
g aSsr.n. lins: q n.sisie..: y. ,.ss.si.s 6.
! have in ii Gases N i a.:isass sas With
s..sSirsG = ~ 900. oe nls% ! S A. M
s SeSs sSat ~ s sss, g y g.
1 ~ 1 Is soos 49, !: III .s"s'i,
&c! coor s MOI, . III = essscas 70 eea'' We
49, -: !. =: : s: s;'S g.
: : : ! | J :
rArmTnr9
!: e.; :; / /:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-20

WAsuINCToS, March l., 1868. The
Reconstruction Committee are sill exam
lining witnesses IN regard to tic impcach-
ment case. They are trying to ascertain
what testimony viii proba'y be given 10y
witnesses whom it is supposed viii be call.
ed for TIC dcf-nse. The Republican, lead
ers are beginning to bc alarmed about tie
result of the impeachment trial Itis now
evident that they cannot make it 20 as fast
as they expected, nor can they count with
certainty upon anything like thirds
v.te for conviction
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-20

~ From Cur Wheeling exchanges we learn
that "n the l1th inst, twcnty-four convctS sue
CCclcl ia making their escape from the Pcuiteu-
tinrv at Nounds1lh The prisoners were pur-
sued AMI one Of thcm Woodson Crews, was
shot dCad-Atntr Marks was wounded. and is
reported 10 be dying-GrahaIn, Riblet Coleman
Lawson, Lawrence CHdy and Copeland, are IL
nouR the captured. Aii have been re-ta&en but I
RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-THE COM
mit;ec today reported an ordinance to levy
u special tax OF two cents on the huadled
dollars to raise SOS, 900 to meet the oxpen
SEES Of 'hc convention. judges were made
elective by The Legislature, by vote Of
- to 80.
4 Texas is reported to lave five mil
lions head Of cattle at present, and to be
perfectly wiling TO supply the entire coun-
Try with beef and hides.
IT, he Cenrcviiie (Md) Observer says
that this Year is the year for the reappear-
ancc ct the seventeen year locusts. These
Insects made their first chrcnicled appear
ance here in Ma ylnnd in 1899, aud re-
turaed every seventeen years after that
time. They last appeared in 1851, of
which many OF readers doubtless have a dis
unct recollection.
'TRooLY LOLA gentleman who
had been a justice OF the peace for thirty
i've years, was not allowed to register in
the State of "West Virginia" because he
purchased horse named S:encwall Jackson;
The registrar gcm.yhing chat he d be id
If any H-Joly loi.' mn would own hcrsA
ny mat Name"
5zif~ The United States Supreme Court on Non
day granted the motion Of The State of Georgia
for leave to Gle n bill of complain against Gen
| ; Grant ct al. It is c0ntendcd that the present
case involves a question Of property which will
bring II within the original jurisdiction Of the
court.
zs- Arlington, General r. Z. Ice estate, is
TO 1e divided into five aud teu-dcrc lots and rem
ted 70 negroes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-20

1--WE are Indebted to the National
Publishing Company, at Richmond, for a
Cory Of the I.ife of Jefferson Davis"
written by the late Editor of the Southern
Literary Messenger" Mr. FRANK III. Al
falrSD Although we have been too bu-
IS TO examine the book as it came late, we
deem it one worthy of perusal and wish the
Company success in TIE disposal oft. We
would also say to our readers and the pub
Dr. generally, that this book is only to be
-a.l by subscription, and an Agent is de-
,rcl in every county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-20
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.
CONC SION AL


Ia the Senate, on the iT,h, among tie
bills introduced was one 20 provide tcn-
porary governments for The Territory Of A.
iaska. The House bill to exempt certain
manufactures from the payment Of iutC RIAL
revenue taxes was then taken M and vari-
ously amended A protrsc,ed debate en-
sued but no fnalyote was taken on the bill.
The House recommitied the bill 10 re-
move political disabilities from certain gen.
tlemen in the South The bill TO admit
Alabama into the Union coming up, MIR.
STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, announced that
when it was introduced all the turns Of
the vote from Alabama on the new consti-
tuition had not been received lie was now
convinced that for Congress, under TIE cir
cumstancos, TO pass this act woull not be
doing such legislative justice as the people
demanded. he therefore recommended that
the bill be rvcommitted, which was accord
ingly done. Il viii be lemen. bered that
the new constitution Of Alabama failed to
received a majority Of the registered voters l..
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WTEST YIRGTNid, 10 ,rt ut ri1ss Irtf
w 10 ne Cierks O6ee eftte Circuit Conn, o. Z
Hampshire Comfy, IN He .fra Nonlqy ia FeJruk
~, 1863.
James Carskadon, Executor OF William DuliuQ.
dec d., Complainant -.
William Duling's heirs, &c, Defendants,
he Ch1HccrV
An amended bill is fled IN This cause re-itinr
that William a. buiing and Mary Davis, two of
the defendants 90 tie original hin have died
and the object Of the amended bin is 10 make the
administrators distributes ofthc estates aud heirs
Of said William 4. Duling and Mary Davis. de-
ceased, parties % said suit And 1t appearing by
affidavit that Samuel J.. Davis Dennis Davis.
and William Murphy and Mary q. bis wife DO
not reside in this state 10 l. Orjeroi. that they
do appear here within one month after the due
publication Of tltis order and d1 what Is noccsse-
~ 10 protect their Interests iu tais sHt. Iestc.
CllAS. ". TAYLOR coo u. C..
Feb. u, lscS. liz.