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FOR SALE.
BY WILLIAM II. BECK u CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Office 81 King street

A two-story BRICK HOUSE, pressed brick
front, rooms and kitchen, with water and gas,
alley in the rear, on King ST, for 5000.
A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on st. Asaph
street, in thorough order, II rooms, water and
gas, fine locality and large lot. Price $4,000
a two. story BRICK HOUSE, on Fairfax St.,
good neighborhood, 8 rooms, alley in rear,
pressed brick front, with gas and water, for
5000.
A two sto'y BRICK HOUSE. on King ST., II
rooms and kitchen, gas in house, water in yard,
alley in rear, all in order, Cor $500.
Four neat BRICK HOUSES, two-story,, four
rooms and basement in each, we'll located, for
5000 each.
A LOT 34x156 feet on Fairfax treet with
two SMALL FRAME HOUSES now renting
for SO per month, for $3.50.
A nice FRAME ID DWELLING, 6 or I rooms.
on Henry street hiss beautiful yard in front
and garden in rear Price $500.
A snug FRAME HOUSE OF rooms, lot 24x
100 on Alfred St. Nice yard and garden. Price
$l200
A fine BRICK DWELLING, II rooms; in
heart of the city; large yard and garden, in
fine order; water, gas, sc. Price $1,000
We have several hundred more brick ana
frame houses, wharf properties, vacant lots,
farmr, and tracts OF timber land for sale very
cheap. Send for our descriptive circular.
nov 2-tf
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p0MMISSIONEB'S SALE.

Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court for
the county of Fairfax in the case Of Vermilion
against Prout ct al, rendered at the June term,
1863, shall sell on the Dist DAY OF DECBM
Der, 1868, at Fairfax Court House, that being
Court day, the LOT OF LAND upon which
Darius Prout formerly resided, about one mile
from the village Of Fail 5 Church, on tho south
side of the road leading from said village TO
Fairfax Court House, containing ten and one
quarter acres.
TERMS nc-fourth of the purchase-money
to be paid on the day Of SALE the residue IN o.
II and Is months, with interest from the day OF
sale; the title to be retained, and the lane Ia
bic to be resod upon default in either OF the de
ferred instruments Sale to take pisce between
II and o'clock. THOS. IL. LOVE,
Fairfax co., nov 27-ools Comm'r. of Sale,
rs1RUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of deed executed by William H.
Dalton and wife dated September l4th, 1866,
and of record in the Alexandria county Land
Records. Liber Y. No. 8, page $3.50. the under
signed, Trustee therein named, will sell, at
public auction. in front of the Mayors Office in
Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of December, 1868, at II M, q FRAME O.
TEN EN- EN- L and LOT OF GROUND d, sit I'll
uated on the west side of st Asaph street, be-
tween Princess and Queen streets, in the city OF
Alexandria, Va, in front on St Asaph st. Il IT,
in, and in depth S3 fl. in Terms cash.
JAMES It. CRUMP
nov 27-eots Trustee.
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-Three rooms for rent
IL over the Assembly Rooms. Apply to
nv 10 WITH Err s. STAY MAKER
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AUCTION SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court Of Prince William county
entered on the 18th day Of October 1863, in y
suit IN chancery thorein pending in which
Sarah M. W; V0wle's and others arc plaintiff
and Edwin w. Latimer and others are dens
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell, be-
fore the front door OF the Court House Of said
county, on MON DAY, the 4th day Of January
1869, that being Court day, at public auction ~
the highest bidder, the BUILDINGS and the
LOTS thereto attached, situated in tho town of
Brentsvillc, lately occupied by DR. Edwin "
Latimer, on the following
TERMS, TO wit:-Ten per cent OF the pDr.
chase money cash and the residue on "A creli.
of six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day of sale, the deferred payments
to be secured by bond and personal security.
and for further security therefor the title TO be-
retained until the last payment is made
A. NICOL.
CHAS. +. SINCLAIR.
Pr VIM co., dec 7-eots Conm'rs
pOMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
4 BILE LANDRY virtue Of q decree Of H.
Circuit Court of Stafford county, made 81. Sen.
TENDER term, 1868, in the case Of Williams y
Carter, the undersignod Commissioner. vii.
offer, al public sale at Stafford Court Hou.e
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Noycmbe~
1868, that being Court day, VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county con
tanning about TWO II NDRED AND FlFTY
ACRES The soil is very productive: H..
within one mile of n8vigable waters of Aojis
Creek, and has upon It u quantity OF oak aUI
pine wood, readily Convertible into money.
TERMS-One-third cash, and the residue; E.
equal instalments Of one and two years. tesriro
interest the purchaser to give his bond. MIR
good personal security and the title re,a,eI
until the purchase money is fully paid
JOHN H. SUBTLE, Coum'r
Stafford county, oct 12-2awis
1Gss- The above sale has been postponed urf
DECEMBER 10th, at the same hour and place.
nov 2j-eOts
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MILLINERY MILLIN cry |
M VERY CHEAP.
Bcnnets of all kinds Volyets, Satins, Silks,
Feathers Plumes, Ribbons, Laces, &c, sc.
Hats of every description. Bridal Wells and
Wreaths Head Dresses, and mourning works
made TO order at reasonable prices Call and
see them at MRS G. l.. SIMPSONS,
nov % No rs King street
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~ PRICES REDUCED.

I ADIEO' IANE NOLICE,
ment of Linen and other goods. | have Linen
Collars from to Is cts Linen Cuffs 90 and IS
cts beautiful embroidered sets fer 81 and 1875.
Best Grenadine Wells, all colors, hemmed 81 ;
Linen Lawn SIT per yard; Yalenciennes; Edg-
ing and Insertngs; Lace Tides different pat
terms, for IS and SO cts; Lace Collars so cts.
All of which will be found of the best quality
at MRS. G. l.. SIMPSONS,
nov % No. 125 King street.
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ByL.D. Harrison. Aucfionecr,

24--nots
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TYR USTEES' SALE.

Prince VIM. CO.. dec 7-eots
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

LAwLEssSgss IN AKkANsAs.--
Negroes k.iied by FEDERAL .S,id,ss -
We learn from a guatlcmaa US,
from ~ Smith, that between the LIST
and 9th Of this month, a party OF
negroes songrcgated between FL
Smith aud Vsnburcn, for = picnic,
and Grant 4 Coifsx demonstration.
Two soldish passed by the grounds,
when the negroes shouted for Grant
4 Colfax when tho soldiers replied
by giving . lussy round for Seymosr
4 Blair. This NO much iaeenssd
tho loyal sens Of Africa that nothing
would satisfy them bu, blood. They
hsed on tbs soldiers aud literally
riddlcd them with pssol balls. Their
coarade. ., ", Saiih, hearing VI
the 1sadish deed, marched to the
place Of meeting and hrcd on the
negroes, killing twenty ssven Of them.
What howl Of holy horror will 20
up from the radical csmps and e--
pscislly In moral New England.
" Let US have pesce. - ho~kcm Mscsl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Osk os TB9M-We clip the fol.
lowing from the Columbus Times .
II shows the character Of some Of the
members Of the nongrel Convention,
who spent three months and si2o,
900 Of the white peoples money in
trying yainly to make a constitution
for the State Of Texas. After The
Convention adjourned, We are told
the man Foster worked awhile at his
trade 10 this city, but is now gone to
parts unknown, leaving the one he
called his wife in des,itution aud dis
t,oss Pass him around.
CAuonr AT LAsr From the
Memphis Avalanche We copy the fol-
lowing advertise ment which may
lead to the recovery Of the loot child
therein mentioncd We would 10y
that II II Foster, who answers tAs
description Of tho one mentioned he
low, Is now In Austin, Texas, aud I
member from this county 10 the BLACK
and Tan Convention Of this State
We know him, and believe him 10 be
the man Here ia the advertisement
read it:
LOST CHILD Any information IL
regard to Aarelia Foster, . girl l.
years old, will be we'll rewarded
She was stolen from her mother s,gh
years ago a, Sacramento, California
BY Huber Hill Foster, man nov
about 20 years old, married. viii
small .pof, aud gray hair. He W.
las. hoard from in Brownsville, Hay
wood county, Tenn, WORKING At ii
trade, which il wagon making. Hi
family consists of awifs ssd four chill
dren Hubert, Alice, AjiA asd bsb,
The family was LAST heard from i
Shreveport, Louisiana, Ia = .uAsvinI
condition. Any information scat :
. ute at Evansville, Ind, will b. glsd
~ received by Borrowing moshss.
Mrs. JULIA BARRETT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

4 friend relates good one on
Judge Hancock lie says Buck was
very active In the ia'o canvass for
the ratification Of the Constitution.
aud sought every opportunity to elee.
tionoer With the negroes Of his com
iy. Hearing that oolofei indiyi.
dual ~ho lived with a noigbbor Of
his, was going TO vote tho Dcmoera-
tic ticket, he iaylted him 10 his house
for social chat Ssmbo accepted
the invitation, and they both took .
scat on the gallery Of the Judges re
sidcnce After discussing The new
Constitution for some length Of time.
tho Judge insisted that Sambo should
promise him to vote for It's adoption
samho refused to do so, xheu Buck
became wfothy, and swofc that any
Niger who would rote aya,na H.. o,ca
,,ee and oofor osghf To b. hung sam
be- hung his head for moment, as
II in deep meditation, and then look
ing the Judge straigh, in the face,
said
You say dat any niger who
votes sgin hi. own race and color
ough, to DO hung
" Yes, said the Judge, 4" he ough,
to BIO hung"
well, Judge. said sanbo, " what
you think oughtsr To be done wid de
white man who vote sg,n bis own
race and eelor
The Judge bid his sable friend
good night, and has never invited
him to his house since. - B,an,ion
R,psbise''e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
Hlisrelluneuus.

u THE Proprietor Of
A45s-. this Stable begs leave
y TO return his thanks to
his friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage be has received and
to assure them that no pains VIII be
spared to merit It's confidence. lie Is
well supplied with Hacks, Buggle-, and
Horses, and is prepared - convey pas
sengers to all points, within reasonable
distance, at short notice.
The Stable is under the management
of Can't. W. r. smith, who is ever
ready to accommodate his friends and
the public.
They nro well supplied with expert
enccd Hostlers and Drivers, and spare
no pains to give satisfaction. In fact,
they promise to do more FEEDlN Nj ana
give more RIDING for less money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
Texas. Give them n trial, and they VIII
prove what they promise to be true
H. d. BLALOCE,
Proprietor.
Marshall, Feb |, '6s n-2oti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Rev. Il. w Warren a Baptis, min
lister OF Macon, In preaching Gen
Cobb funeral, at Atlanta said that
tho last conversation the deceased
had on earth was with Bishop Beck
with, and tha, II consisted 10 ean
did svowal Of bi. newly found chris
tisn hope, and Of his determination
TO connect himself with the Bsp,i.
Church, on bis return to Georgia
Rev DR.. Key, Methodist, also mad,
some remarks, which are given a,
follow.,
First, he Told Of the General, stand
ing BY tho bedside Of his father aps
receiving his dying blessing next
he related Tho effect upon Geu, Cob,
Of the death Of hi. lameotcd brothe
the ssinted 7, X X. tobb he the,
told Of the sarfamental OCCASION IL
florida, wnen the General we- al
most deserted by the officers arcen,
him who wen, forward TO par,ato o
the holy communion and after ,bi
came tho various event. during ans
since the war. all Of which had ,h'
effect Of sof,cning his heart and in
Ginning him towards religion, III
remarks vers listened TO with pro
fosnd attention.
| Dr. Livingstone, when last hear
fFou, wss returning to the coast o
| Africa. and Vas within a weeks jour
pey of Zanzibar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

BY the aid Of the spec.roscope
several new metals have been dis
covered, and the atmosphercs of the
sun snd other heavenly bodies ana
lyxed 1t has been put TO practical
use in Analysing the fame Of fur
nate during the process Of making
Bessssemcr steel, so that the exact
momcn, when the process is completed
is instantly shown by the change in
the spectrum The latest use 10
which it has been put is apal'zing
human blood, whether in abnormal
sec.esions of disease or in dried
stains. The colored matter Of the
blood shows a spectrum entirely diff.
fareut from other substances, SO that
where even tho microscope fails tbs
spectro.cope will instrnly detect so
small matter as the one thousaudti
of grain Of dried human blood
The importance Of this discovery
not emily TO medicine, bu, to crimi'
nal law, canno, be yer.estima'cd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Who saws that the white people OF
the South are deprived of all rights
Haynt they the right to be taxed
Havnt they the right to obey The
laws enacted by tho negroes. Hsvn
they the right to be ~ slaves Of the
negroes Ha-n't they the RICH. 'e
toll for, support, and psmper the ne
groes2 Havn,t they the right ''
raise cattle, sheep, pigs, ana pou'trj
to be stolen by the negroes Havn
they the right to- fold their ar%'
while their women are ravished b,
the negroes Havn't they the RICH
to famish that the negroes may feast
Gu, upon your cry of no rights Il
the white man.-Pren,iee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20


Tho Philadelphia Nerenry say
the following details Of an affair ,ha
has caused much sensation IN "up
per tendon Of that city recently
and which has been c1cfully KEEP
from the daily papers, will show rh,
effects Of the teachings OF the 80
cial equality party
1, is said thai the loyal peopl,
who live in the selec, portion Of
/ Broad street, have church where
| they worship. and all illusions to
" miserable sinner etc have been
carefully cspungcd FROM their prayer
books i, is believed that they have
railroad running direct from Broad
street to heaven Re that as i, may,
| /, Is a pleasant place on a happy su.
tumn afternoon, and the elegant cot.
tagc of Mr. A, ombowercd in trees
and filed with all the dainty bVosic.
RE, which plenty of money and en-
largcd taste could procure, presented
the appearance of little domestic
paradise. Mr. A, made Miss D,
a certain Congressman, and Mrs $,
constant guests, aud soon became
filed with their pcruioious doctrines.
lilo wa I. w,dowor. and with only
one child, beautiful girl named
Cecilia. His coachmsn was huge
negro, a runaway slnye from Virginia,
and he determined to prove the sound.
moss of his "social equality " doc.
triucs. so he employed Mr. Guino,te
to teach the negro music and French,
aud Zip" Che negro Mr. A,
named sciYio Airiennus, bu, the .,s.
bio boys called him Zip Coon, } learned
rapidly, and MIR, placed him every
evening in his parlo, aud used to
place hi, hand on he shoulders Of
the huge darkcy, and say to his nd.
mirine guests, SIS this no, man
and . brother 1t soon began TO
be noticed tina, some OF the more
thoughtful of the young ladies who
visited the house grew shy, and that,
mammas put their heads together in
gu, of the way places, aud that
Cccclia aud " Xlp loitorcd by theta
selves late 10 tho evening uuder the
arbor
Something was wrong. Curiosity
was excited to the highest pitch
VIVA, could be the matter ~ Mr. A..
ho.pitahls mansion, Nh. A FL, closed
his shuiiers Dr. B-'s carriage
rolled np To the door ard after much
search very old aud very deaf Ger
man nurse was procured She IVA.
puzzled by the yellow eompleSion Of
tho new conner, and insisted upon
having some saiiron water In vain
the attendant made motions And
shouted ~ her ear saffron water,
he SAID was always used IN CORN.
ny Tor sdark complexion Atiength
tho doctor pushed the distressed old
woman OUT OF inc room, 'his was
more ths" ht: ~ hAa p"fga'ned
,o' ana nasuiy p'eA'ns ms trunks
rev INC e''y' ana ,No 'no"'ns ago NC
d'ea IN inn's me poe' o'a ma" Is
T" rest
Is curious ,I.A' OF al 'he 'f'end'
VINO h.d drank Ar' a" VINE o"'y
t~u--ihe congressman ana "iss -,
fems'Hea 10 snare .ns Shame OF 'ne
fts'y 'eee,h men lnes'ohe"
what sho"'o DC zone 'ne congress
man said Marry, by all means,
Color is nothing. The Pyramids Of
Egypt were erected by mon whose
tAwny color aud brawny arms would
shame the pale Americans Miss
D, was called into the chamber,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Principles before men, says your
statesman but that is reversing the
order Of things. Were not men
made before principlcsp Adam ~a'
six fee. "a his slippers before he
troubled himself with the shadow oil
a principle and the principal thing
that trouble him after that was
wife. In the latter respects = grea
many men since resemble Adam.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

A radical editor in Loaisians, who
would be thought FIRE eater, threat
ems resort to the pistol in coauo-
vsrsy with = ncighbor. Iii. pistol,
If We are rightly informed, !. as
harmless ss the pis,il Of dandslion
--.Josrnai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Western paradise is thus deseibed :
4" No income tax no internal reve.
nue. no spies TO see If you treat on
Sunday no srsciai police no dog
tax, school tax, or bounty fund.
And, to end with, the Indians and
half. breeds cant tell one green back
from another, 80 all our ones arc
tens"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

God is still here he wa.
God !. = the end whom we thinI
be Is iafihcst off
lie counts very unskilfully VII,
havcs God on, Of his reckoning
God : mill grind. slow bat surr.
God rs always opening hi. hand
to ~
God has often great .h,fe in :
little house. aud but little share in 4
great house
God comes To see NJ. or look upon
Us, without bell
Prayer brIog. down the hrs, blcs
sing aud praise the second
The worst Of crosses i, never {,
have had any
Begin your webb and God vii
supply you with thread
At the cod Vt Life la Gloria Is
sung
Fly the pleasure, that will bite
to morrow
The devil tempts othcr, tn idle
man 'emr,s the devil
Always refuse the advice which
passion gives
lie who will stop every man
mouSh must have great deal OF
mesl
In silence there is many good
moral.
lis a bad house that has no, an
old man 10 It,
Welcome !, the best cheer
The child saith nothing that Is not
heard at the hrc-ido
When children are lil,le they
make their parents ha,ds ache. aud
When they arr e,owu up they make
their hearts ache
Time Is the rider that break
yonh
No mans bead aches while he
comforts another
War is death feast
ScsNt m torar Y csiorday a
hurly looking sou of Africa was ar.
ra'gnet before . municipal judge,
charged with melting rot The
brow Of the digaltary looked almost
As gloomy as his sable constituent
" ! shall have to pnuish you air %
horccly exclaimed the Judicial mag
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
Window GLASS.

lust received by A. Sears, II large Il
q Of Ars. quality McCally. Window
Glass. Tho best brand in the United
States and tia freest from breakaee
Also . choice lot Of Lamps, LAM
chimneys, coal oil. &c, which will b'
sold At the lowest figures according T.
cost asd quality ever offered in thu
market, by
A. SEARS.
J~ly 10, 1867. n4su.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
j. II. JOHNSON,
Dentist t,
Marshall. Texas.

0rsicE--West side oil the Public
Square.
u ESPECTFULLy tenders his SIR
IL vices to his old friends aud patrons
in Harrison and adjoining counties, From
his long experience and close application
to the profession he feels warranted in say
ing tina, his work will be Inferior TO none.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
lie Base from one to full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed,
lie can be found at his office q,
all times. Where il is iuoonvenient for
persons to come to the Office, they will be
waited on at their homes His services
can be secured by addressing him through
tie mail or otherwise.
February ], '6s. Mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
sptoiul


NA"i'N" '"'' NJ
roN' NI"''N'N
a strasllns carpet nag '"f feHpon
dent o. the Boston III, e.' tnu
vents his spleen upo" Lexington
Va, aud ten. Ice
/ This town oontains washington
College, OF which II r Lee Is res
ident. and also Military institute
OF which zen. J. H. Sm''n Is Com
mander'in .a,e' INC FORMER count
ing some o"" s'uo.n,S' ihe ,a''o,
some 3oo eaaeN ino S',oe'S o,
lexington are dir'y ana MUDDY ana
people carry lanterns IN inc high''
to sec their way around the gn'lles
The studcnts OF the college are very
rioious, and parade the streets night
lyi firing pistols abusing coiored pco'
pie, illustrating chiyalry gcnctcfaily
and eursing ana insulting on''eo
States oiheia's' hign' negroes nave
been severely wounded or Killed IN
the streets OF Lexington during the
last year by white men, and 40 one
has yet been brought to uiah me
'"'yo' e go ia, ,.;n, n,m .nd IN.
VI """" .,,,, .n ,.,, Ia
townspeople generally are Nep' ~
terror. Without the college feta''
merchants 'ou'u Wv 'r",,lL don,r,
glory ~ ''aA'"s,u" w., ~ .,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

II is stated that rags, ns a material
for paper making, have been so far
superseded by Esparto grass that
seven ,enths Of the British paper is
nov made from II. Tho London
Times is printed on paper made Of
this. Already dfty thousand tons
are annually exported from Spain
and Portugal to England at cost Of
about thirty I've dollars 4 ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20


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over On The pillows u kmmeline
No, ! was mistaken tor q chap
vas N here just now, and wanted tn
see llobs baby, aud laokod al NE,
hud slid was Iuohy little toad,
and looked Just Ike Bob u He
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Them | sender sho else ! belong
to. Yes ihore's another Que that's
4" Grapms. Emmclnc told me, and
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against her svt check aud said I,
was nfahima baby, ~ u was I
declare ! do not know who | did be.
long o. but III boiler, aud maybe
III find out
There come. -naiiy with catnip
tea The Nea Of giving babies eat
nit tea when they are crying for in
formation I'm going to sleep. |
wonder II don't leok pretty red To
tho fncoY ! wonder Why my hand.
won't 90 whore want them To
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

The Legislature Of Oregon has
adopted a resolution Withdrawing the
consent Of the State to the psssage
Of the lsth amendment Of the Con
stitu,ion Of the United States.