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IHDIANA.~
-. -
INDIANApoL1s. November 4


EIkhnrt county $50 Republican ma
iority; Republic gain so Scott coun-
'tyi 202 Democratic mbjorityi Republi-
can gain "a. .Iaporte county, Repub-
lican majority $50; Republican gain 1856
Black ford county Detnocrat atie yma1 ority
129; Democratic gaini23. Boone county
Republican majority ,243; gain 60.
PARK county Republican majority 1ol5;
Grants majority 594; gain 2I7. Wabash
county Republican majority 1902; gain
164. Jennings county Republican ma
jorfty 379;s gain 81. Hamilton county
Republican majority 1000, gain 80.
with one or two exceptions the Re-
spublicans gain In every county heard
rom. Grantis fnaiority viii NOT be less
than 10, 900 In the State and may reach
1900. 5..,.4 -sS.s..
Thirtysfive counties heard from. By
counties gives Republican gainsiovet
the October election Of $500. counties
give Democratic gains of 50, Win me
same ratio of gains for the Repuplt-
cans In the balance OF the State.
Grant,s majority win be y, ,oOo.sfi assf
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nARKRrs n TeLEaRAPaI.
NV YoRIz, NoYempel

q = = = III t7 =
Corroa Steady and more doing;
900 bales sold az 251<c for fniddlfns
FIouR-Closed dali and dropping
for common and medium grades.
GRAIN and nominailY
3a4c lower Rye-Loweri 81 ~ for
western. Oats-Dull at 76o for western
afloat.- Corn-QuIet; 81 bal 10 for nm
sound and SI1511a1 165< for sound west
eFn mixed. -,
PiovisIoHsAPo Quiet; sellers OF
Mess at S97 O0a27 so cash; $26 S75< sell
lers for IS days aud S26 90 sellers all
month. BeeE-DulI and Dropping. Out
Meats and Bacon-U Unchanged. = -
.LARD-Duli at I7a171<e for fair to
prime steam. raa1 81 a-15e - - ?
Eaas-Dullia 32a37e. azscel .isssai
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. BOOKING, i-P4f,. :.
E. Druggist and Prescrip tionist, 3.
sst' - & - No. Il Odd 5FellowB' Hall.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Election Returns.
speolal . the Intelllgencsr.

IL sou1H Po1S4, Ohio, Noy.4! Z
at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
40 Ku-Klux Klan took possession of
the polls at Ceredo. w. Va, and pre-.
vented all Union men from voting.
while Democrats were allowed 10 vote
without regard to the register. / have
sent for returns from the lower end of
the State. R R. N. N.
fBoNToNi o. Nov. 3.
I This county gives 1850. Ohio will
give 10000 for Grant. What of West
VirginiaH EN-. N.
WESTON, Nov. A, 1868.
Twenty-thrse majority in Lewis
county for Seymour. w.I.D.
CnNrRAL STATION Nov. 4. 1868.
Doddrldge gave Grant one hundred
and ninety seven majority. -
BuoKHASNoN, W. Va, Nov. H.,
The majority for Grant and Colfax in
Upshur county Is seven hundred and
dfty,- NJ. p.
ST.. CLAIRsvmLE, o.
Belmont county. q majority for
Grant. R. n. COCHRAN. -
Seo,y Cent Com.
GRAFTON, Nov. 4.
Taylor gives Gran. 12O majority.
R. W. BLUE.
- PARxERsRURa, Nov. 4.
Complete returns give Grant Wood
county by four hundred and f1fty-eight
majority. -,-,,. 5-. W. a. G.
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= ~ KANSAS; GrTY, Nov. 2
An old lady named Marshall, and her
son John, were discovered murdered
in their house. about 5 miles north OF
Barry, Plat county, Missouri. night
before last. The house was rified and
a considerable sum of money, the pro-
eeeda of recent sale of horses, was
stolen. No clue to the murdeTers. lza.s
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NHW JERsEY.
TnrN;roN. Noyember 4.

n g IRENroNr November 4.
The Democratic Electoral ticket Is
elected and also the Governor and four
congressman. This Is the opinion of
the Democratic COMMITTEES. Republla
CANS say there Is only one Democratic
Congressman elected. Neither parties
can give majorities, and both say It Is
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A1rAMoNr, November 4.
Thirteen majority for Seymour here.
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aaE1 : a---
X SAN FRANorsco, Now 4. z
"a -=ioataoon returus show large Republic
can i0ains. Hopes of carrying the State!
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The institution known a. rs the
WldoWs' Home on Mount Auburn
'W6s destroyed by fre this morning.
Loss about $S0, 900; insured for 81. 200
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49,. -. IEEsngnoh, 10y; 8.

Weather cleaf and plesant. River
z feet 9I< inches falling Mercury CO.,. =,
$3.50 CINCINNATI, Nov. A. :
River risen inches ssven feet Of
water Ia the channel. Weather clear
Inpart. Thermometer co., - - ~ =.
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DRY GOODS.
HHNR9 RoEMER: 1S,. ,. J, ,s.,,.,,. .
So Main 81. Centre Mheeling.

EIsHER a sEAMoN, -
IL n - Dry Goods and Notions,
~ 5Cssjss = ft.-l.e l5lTa sllB Main street.
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C1NoINNATI. Noyember 4.

Kenton county, Seymour es4 major
ity; Democratic, loss since August SS1.
Campbell county, Seymour 1S5 msjor-
iLy. Democratic loss 935.
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OHA6. H. BERRY, -. 81 -
rs sis Wstsrsst.
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FL0RIDA.
49, ~ : 1.....ssaIsAr1ikH kHAssEH, Nov. s.

NJ. = 4s.iszsaTs TsAL1lkHAssEE, Noy. 8;
lrhe members for electoral college rom
i FLORIDA were chosen by the 1Ls8 8lslh- "a
/ The ynfe cast for the Republican
ticket was forty to@nine Democratic.
One ofthree electors is eolored s.
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NV YoRK fT0Yenber 4

The report that the Ocean Houss,
Newport, &. l., was entirely Destroyed
by dre on Saturday night Is without
foundation.
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AMERICAN Nv4lsss.A,ls.W AFcHRSE, !,

HnlhllUhN We HAl'1A.AA az |. ~ II h1GlEl
THE BEsTti. THE CHEAREsTIhi IS
TUE ExTENsIyE USE OF THEsEssH
watches % hallway Sonaasp5; 10
elias Of watch has th9sous az ae-gGg
NE sSlli,S, a5
TO SATISFY that ctnss IN Al tnese y t9 or
decide tlls question as 70 the real Vaine OF -
tess sfoEs Ihan sjSaoo are speaking 10 tss
ImpoFted Watches are made ON an Qzpen1oCT
stve systen1, in small num5ers pIt ~ mr.
here y an IipPosteE who ~. sseaEH5n o1a
70 The dannfRct Rcturer's prqiit wiist be aad9lEi
ca ed Co g al assd duty OF a5pere
eRl9 plof sR q al ieas 2 Rsr sent Ia,I ~,
nearly doubnpg the eostsos thstmp1stsa II
~ WVt,ai,harn. watches aresmanniatrGhaDai
on \ large scale, under one roof and ayHieFR sis
Of supervision and maIagenenb thetepy
cnITed IN eraan e7tabla ahinentss hepee thftEE4sa
An Tsspsclabis deaIennoW -reIi Walfhnp1sIq
Watehe5f and g AZ tas r9fa
6Ts IN 2 & si s ssSa dsnand e isTes iseA
UnscTupulous importers occazicnally placoal-,
a worthless swiss imitation IN the aatIket.
IN i1SaTi15iy 4enaid of aeaaissY
mes. signed by the tIeasIEar OF the American "a
iIere are a r.,if f = risii IN =,
dIna.ent yAEle tles OF Watches made by the. -
Waltham Company, As there are din1nenrs-D
sizes and shapes 70 Euit all tastes and neanED
but every Watch That beaf9 the eennIte
trade mark firofsfEALIHAAlst OF q anlee1 asa
70 Be a good one, and nobody nee1 haafraifl nv
! n Every 'Sgafsis xsilIse lEalEalltsd. EfsA
For Eaio.-hy an sfi1ls-6lass dealers n OieIol1
United states and British PrcvinceR,I a sEscn
: stOBBLH9 - deAPPIs1sEOl, a
- 30. I32 Hroaduay, n. u.
e1-Ask for The " lthaIn Watch, and take
no other - = the 1est. 70 tisth9 cneapegl. %
Hpr1 s..-...els-s - So
THTELLEGENcERJ JOB OFFICE. - "a,
II No, Is cLuiney street,
IcAHIs AND BILL HEADS nestiy priatca :, ], >.
AlANUFAorURERS lABEIs.1 . ~
rSsURAEoE FoLIcIEa AND R1Ai als
DRAY TIGKETs AND HIELs on LAprNes. =. =.
PROaRA11kEs AND POSTERS.
oHE0Ks. NOTES. REuE1Prs.
how hills. m mo0antu Merchants, I
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WEST vIaGINLA

P1EpMosr, W. Va, Noya4. &
Democratic mdoritys IN belmont
: Mapnington gives 1856 majority; 20 OF
q gain 5forfhe Republicans.
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RENTUCRY.
.3Lou1syrI1n. ID, November4.

Additional returnsfrom remote coun-
ties clearly indicate Republican gains.
The total Republican vote viii sum
about 40, 600. The Democratic ms1 1ority
inithe Stale amounts to rs, 900. Ken
tucky elects her nine Democratic Con-
Qressmen,
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WASHINGTON.
report OF the .Ioinf ConmItte5o OF Com

~ - ss,,ss NEW YoRR, Nov. 4. !.
The following Is made public the uus
dersigned are OF opinion that no public
exigenoy requires the attendanceo of q
quorum of Congress on the 10th inst.
tSignedl - 3.i5-sI Z. d. MORGAN,
/, u. = : = l's94 r. II. CfSGHEN1H,
Washi45tof,, d. o. .Nov. z.
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FA1RMoNr, November 4.
Marion.oounty gives $50 Republican
majority; Republican gain of 20 over
the vote of 1866, land SO over last State
vote. tomciaD E. w. NJ.
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BuHaIo.
NoyEArnER 4.-Market unsettled.

NOVEMBER 4.-Market unsettled.
FLouR-SaIes OF No. city ground
spring at 81 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. Michigan club
81 IS: No. 2 do 81 S5. Corn-Nominal
at 97a98c. Oats-6Sc bid and 60c asked,
CANAL FRRIaHTs-Weaker; early at
24c later at 2sc for Wheat to New York.
st. Louis. SO @ =
NovEMRER 4.-FLoUR-Little better;
super So 5Os6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and unchanged,
ranging from 81 45a2 90 for prime 10
fancy. COrn-EoWer AZ S1aSSc. Oats
Better at 47a52c. Rye-Higher at 81 06.
Barley-Duu and lower.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- lower ut
500. Bacon-Unchanged .Rt ISc for
shouldsrs, and 1S1<aIs1<c for clear
sides. Lard-Easier at tI7a171<c., hseJT
-. e5- milwaukee,. Z
NovEMpER 4-FLoUR-Firm; prices
GRA1sSwheat-Unsettled at 81 2s
for No. In store. 4e ~
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Toledo.
NovElIBER 4.-FLouR-Quie'

NovENBER R4.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-AdV SO and
closed with 1a2c of advance lost; sales
OF No. white Michigan at 81 g7a$2 90;
white Michigan 81 S3R1 S5s amber 81 79a
1 20, closing at ~; No. 2 spring 81 %.
Cofn-Unchanged nt 90c for No. l and
SO for rejected. Oats-1c better; Michi-
gan CSC; No Sic. Rye-Quiet.
BABLEY-DulI.atSI at 81 70.
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M1asAOaUsEr1s.

-. - - -ss BosToN, Noys4 2
Grants msjority in AEaasaeh hnsetts VIII
be $4,000. - ..,i..ss.!5.s.
Grant n 622.sit q Sc 9zziss5- 3lsss
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DRY GOODS.


The market remains quiet bnt.
steady for allstsple eottons. 1Wequote
standard browns eetings, Ike Indian
Head. CohRssett and Atlantic A. nj 16c;
Appleton A and Pacific A at 151<c; Atls
gustR 14c;. GeE, York Mills bieached
muslins. 25c; Wamsutta 221<e; Utica
,bieached sheetings Al at 371<e; do "a
AT 65; do 10 & at f0cs Uxbtidge Al at
141<; and standard calicoes at BhtI-
ling The Oriental Print Works, To-
csted - Apponhug, r. L. have been
soldsto JoFdanS Marsh q Co., Of Bog
ton s-at between 500. 600 and 500, 900.
MONEY AND srocKs4l .
Z MoNRY-Active and. stringent att per
cent, goldsfO7 per cent currency, sss.n
cornmissions added of zSa1x per cent?
market rather easier after bank nouf4f
and loans were made at 2 percenI, cur-
rency. - -ssc.. -.
The Express says, Aiken q co., pro-
idnes merchants, have suspsnaea; q =
number OF other names are shePotted
but not authentieated s,,,s .,5;,,,z>. = Z 9,
\ STERIIEo-Steady a. 1os la4g9zs. e
GoLD-EoWerT opened al cotA. ana
eloaedlat s25<aa25<a The elear1ns mouse
today limited the amonntH Of certitt-
Gates 70 be used in daily cleartngs at20
fnflIfons, but iE Is unlikely that over
70 millions will be brought into use.
Tde certificates are 70. be stamped as
psyabls In legal tenders, and the new
rlsIn goes into operation Friday though
II Is hardly likely 70 give any marked
relief to the money market.
GoYKRSEENT SToCKs-Couponss III,
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.1141<a1I45S;. do '62. 1OsalOs1<; do '64,
1051zaIO6; do '65. 1051<sI06; do new 100
a1091<;do '67, 109sSa10esS; do '6s, 110a
1l01<; 10 40s 105a1O51<.
SrocKs-Depressed on panic pressure
10 sell, increased by rumors that some
railway companies intend to Increase.
their capital by fresh sales OF stock;
average decline 2a3 per cent, but st.
Paul is down 70 4 per cent. and Pacific
Mail 5a6 per cent; Pacific Mail ll6s<a
116; Western Union Telegraph S5a355<;
New York Central. 122Za123; Erie 39a
500: Reading 94s<a95; Wabash 59a595f;
Ft Wayne 1O911a1l0; IohIo q Mississippi
29a2s1z; Michigan Southern s2S<asSzS;
ASK; Cleveland and Toledo 101al005S:
Rock. Island 1021<a102ss; Northwestern
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells Fargo d Co.
27<; American Hats. Adams 485<a491<;
United States 465<a47; Merchants Union
20aA20J<
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GRA1N-wheat-Fairly active, un-
settled and irregular, sales of No. at
81 21a1 %. No. 2 opened at 81 191< and
declined to 81 49, and closed at 81 141<;
closing at inside sales. No. 2 since
'change 81 II. Corn-Dull, and 1c
higher; sales of No. at SIaS2c; No. 2
76a79ci rejected 72a76c in store; closing
nominal, with buyers of No. at SIc
new corn sold at 46a5Oc; sales OF No. 1
this p.m., soc. oats-Actiye and higher;
closing inside for No. 1. Rye-Unset-
tied and lower; sales of No. at 81 I0a
/ 121f5 closing with sellers At 81 OS.
ERdey-opened firm. and closed weak
and easier; sales of No. 1 at 81 503I IS;
rejected at 81 28a1 80; closing nominal
at 81 80 for No. lin store.
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CfneInnau.

NOVEMBER 4.-FLoUR--U
Dali at $50 for old; ear at 60a62c for
new do. Oats-Steady at 57a5Sc. Rye
-Dnll and declined TO 81 20. Barley
Unsettled and nominal.
CorToN-Firm at 231zc for middling
uplands. II
WHsKY-Closes firmer; sales at 81 02
al oos holders cont6ndtng for higher
prices.
PRovIsIoNs-BRcon = Held higher
and Ecares. Clear Rib-SIdes sold at
I71<c; clear 1S1<.i No green meals of
fered. Pork-At $37aSS. Lard-Dull
Eees-ScaIce and firm at soc.
BUTrER-Steady. af ~
OLS-Linseed OiI-Oull at 81 90. Pc
troleum-Dull at 2Sa30c for refined.
GoLD-lS2% buying. Money close
at 10al2 per cent. ssif-Fr
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NOVEMBER R4,-FnoUR-opene fair
ly active and firm, and closed quiet
and weak; sales spring extras at 50 90
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheelInE wholeseIs lIarket.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
NoYen her 4. 1888. 4
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toNaEoEIoUT. -.

HARTFORD. Now 4,
! The.full vote of the state gives Grant
10 .726; Seymour 46. $751;. s.
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Complete returns give Grant Wood
county by four hundred and ffty-eight
majority. s z-, W. a. G.
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Il GREENsB1RaJ Noyem Der 4
west Morsiapd county estlmated at
leo majority for Seymourand BsaiF.
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sew HA1IrsHIHlE. nj

& > . NEW YoHz, November 4.'-
New Hsmpshise gives Grant ebops
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

add rny feeble voice 10 the eloo,...---7-
yoo bate listened % durioy ~. -, -. 1a.s
q The nectisg. islsmueh a. Iw,.,S'l
u member q the frcacrick B,, u. =
hh death. stricken a. o. Va. J, ~.
~ - his ssicssional duties. amid -. ~
~hich he had dirui6ci ~ 10 49, 'e
hts roeUsal AMI rnarsl ac.onp'i.b,-...-
I came - this Rsr rr,lrr s;,,,-..
wbigh rcoderci u uurvz,ouabl, !, -. '--,''
tie warm friendship - b,gi sr,v n,
membcrs bat wss ii-atT-sr,.l y, =
was one whose soul. Gllci sith 49,.
Carisiisn parity, coal not uul-g 80
ramstances permit h,s character q, !. y.
bed By ~ithboli,Ds the had 4 s.,
and friendly rccesuiiisn d all 81, 81.
within hss sPhuro Il personal in,rr,,,,.
LEA my prot ssi0nal iuittcour.. vi.l
kindness sud considcraiiun s,,, -,
has bearing, until my respect vsr,..l i.
"a All tion that sas more thsn f,i.,l.,.
The last words q rhilip William, , .
sp'kcn - me the last act 70 d.. M.
~ act q kinincss o. me: ihs las,
YER words ~ courtesy anl |. % r-.
sith the community. noura abe a. =.
th,s truly great and rrod man. ub,..
tue. csn H. recnruiEcl by ,he aelin. 49,
bat ihe tpLgue i, incumpeicnt +, 49,.
M Chairman. | fcrl too mu.b -..-
speak, bat raso simply a "a u,g ,...
sanction ~ these pr.ccrdipc,.
The chair nrfuIntci Nsesrs q y Ca.
lricl Wright. add q. " ~ HuUlisr
nii,tcv o. icfiouu as duty in1i.aipd ia or 81.
resolution.
The County and Corporation Clar.s Il q.
tine Memorial ct t'rr mcnbcr, oi tlr lsl b, 81.
o. Philip Wiiisms, ana ,hr Sam, va, a,,..
10 recorded. The Nos,ry 81 Christ Che,l--..
Board Of Directors ~ ihc Shenandoah var.,,.
iional Bank Of Wiuchcstrr aad ,ho ra...
Company Of that place a'.1 h.,d m.,la-.
adopted resolutions ia h1nor oi ile d,,a.4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

GENERAL GRANTS VENuEANcE-Thc
soldiers at Carlisle Barracks, Pa, having
passed resolutions declaring their sympathy
with Mr.. JOHNSON, General GRANT issued
an order assigning the commander of the
post, General GRIER, to duty with his re-
gimcnt of cavalry, in Missouri, and order
ing General lIATcH to his place for two
years. \ subsequent order notifies the new
commander TO prepare dctachments of re-
crui.s from time to time, and forward them
10 Fort Lcavcnworth, Kansas, where they
will be assigned to duty.
Thus these poor soldiers, remarks the
Richmond Dispatch, arc to be sent to the
wilds Of the West for saying a word in favor
of their constitutional commandcr-in-ch chief,
while General GRANT may declare that the
President ought to be removed from Office
without even having to stand trial for in
,uborliuation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

The New jury BILL-MR DAVIS
The bill which passed the Senate on Wednes-
day of last week, in relation to the qualif-
cations of jurors of the United States is n
most important measure As stated by one
of our exchanges, it removes the prohibition
from those serving as jurors who have pre-
viously expressed an opinion on the merits
Of the case to be tried 1t is understood
that this bill was framed with express re-
ference to the case of Jefferson Davis 1t
will be remembered that Judge Underwood
testified before the judiciary Committee
shat it would be impossible to convict Mr..
DAVIS without the jury was packed, and
this bill taking away the right Of challenge
from the defence, nothing will be easier
than, under the auspices of Judge Under
wood, to Gin his own language "pack jul
~" that would convict Mr. Davis of any
crime under Heaven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

Ba5-Thc witness, Foster BLODGETr, who
was examined on yesterday week in the i'm
pcaehment trial, aud testified that he was
suspended by the President from his Office
of postmaster in Georgia, and that the no
tice of suspension was not given to the Sc
nate, did not give the details Of his suspen-
sion. 1t appears, says "Do'd, the Wash =
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
from the records in the Postofice Depart
mcnt that this witness was indicted by a
irand jury i'll the United States District
Court in Georgia for perjury, the charge be-
iug that he had taken the test oath sub
r.autially, when the fact was that he had
been All officer in the Confederate army
The Postmaster General, Randall, received
official notice Of these facts, and, upon his
own responsibility, removed BLoDGErr as
postmaster at Augusta, Ga, and placed the
Office in charge Of an agent of the depart
ment The whole proceeding was under
the direction Of Mr. Randall, and without
the knowledge Of the President who had
nothing whatever to do with the transaction,
and had no information Of the facts until
some time after the occurrence.
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Just Receired
SHEETz & KUYKENDALL,
A FULL LINE or
SEASONARLE GOODS.

DprGHT ia Narch. Just ~ Che sine ...,
- went down which Has lutl, Do, bllh o..
themsc YES aud customers ns thrr are erfIH.I
10 sell MI Kinds uf Cotton Go,d, ptn'sa 1r.
lower tirn those Is no buv ibis mrn't. 1Irr
nss Co prove this assertion l. 90 e., aninat.t FL
their STDFh. TheY nre also enabled b. ..
HHoFERIhN 81 easier figure. iisH h,r.fnfr
u Nonid be usc'c~s 10 under'nlt y i.rr.p' f,
list Of their W TTOY departmsui-suf,s 70 "a,
SAY, tive attraction Is ns grra' ~, heretofore af4
comprises Al The novelties lairl, crutoll t.|
iH--you can get ANYTHING Won want
Lad crn Get "a complete outfit sit'rr
country or city life
The gentlemen caunot f.H b. De rl-is.l ed
THAR i.ue ct Cts-imrrcs
They can sell YOU q Tin Cup:
They c,n s.ll you - T. n Cup
They ran -cil Won pt.r OF Sil1e. rr ii1ft
They can soll YOU y Hat az any siar~
They rau sell YOU Cost Pants srf tt,f.
They can sen YOU oil kinds uf lHngs
They can sell Won ali.b ind, OF u,r urT,
They can sell YOU all kind. Of Paius6us.
Trey can sell you ~ kiad5 OF lrou and
They cHn sell Jon ~ kinds q rather She
Findings
They can sell ron on kind. Of litri ware
They can seli you 90 kJnlf " 81 'iiay lHI-
ware:
Trey csn sell you nj kind. o. ,'auossrv
They can sell you ali kind " Tolaero sll
SCgars
They can sell YOU M Nos n C,ur0 'srn,.
They ran cell yOu Window .isi s .it~
They ca sell yOu Cod 10 aly guam DO.
They ctn sell yuu nii kinds az luinhrr.
They are hrppy 10 coy 90 tigir rrsilmHrs
patrons b'testIy, flat nutvrhrsua.1A
closcness ~ which 'he. Iuu goods ia-i 5e,l '-t
realized living profit. sod Doe ilrrDas'H
husiur-s isa sufficient ruattntes fD ihtm 'f'
they a-e arpr cciat,d Ihautu' fur Ilsi Ia'..i
age-they beg continuance IS thr srHf
SIlEEIH q KUYKENDAl.L
R1muey, April ". 1865.
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ne~The New York Herald thinks that

when Mr.. johnson is deposcd, and "Old
Ben Wade" Is President, the first act Of
the Radicals will be the hanging Of Mr. Da-
us. The Herald therefore advises him to
forfeit hs bail and leave the country at once
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DEATH OF p. WILLIAMS, ESQ.

At meeting Of the members Of the Bar
II Frederick county, held at the Town Hall
IN Winchester, Saturday, the 4th day Of
April 1865
Mr. Robcr, Y Conrad moved that Judge
u Parker De called 70 The Chair and X
" Hunter 20 act AZ Secretary Of the meeting
On taking the chair Judge Parker stated
the mournfn occasion o. their assemblage,
% pay ihc tribute u respect 20 the exalted
character aud many virtues of Philip Will
liams, which every member q the bar felt
90 be justly duo 70 one who had becD 81
long their acknowledged leader. lie refer
red T. the great at,ainmenis 10 his profess
sion, their long aud intimate friendship,
and spoke fecliugly q che great loss which
bad befallen The Church, ihe society and
the profession, Of which b. was a member
aud 50 bright an ornament
Attic conclusion q tho lodges remarks
on motion Of Mr. Conrad a committee Of
three was appointed % prepare suitable res
oluti0ns for The action fthe meeting where
upon tie Chair appointed u. \ Conrad
jos. IL Shcrrard and VIM. l. Clarke a.
said committee.
After consultation, the committee, ihr5ugl
their Chairman, submitted the following
report
Resoiee5. That We are deerIy shocked Nv Oh,
news ~ the sudien death ~ nar brother Phiia
iii'ms AID ft.7.irs ri. irl.ni7g 'HlruT en-