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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12


Distress after Eating, Frustrating Weak.
ness, Dissemination for Society, Mental
Dependency, etc., IRE the rule rather than
the exception with the human family. and
have stamped their effects upon US all
The most effective, gentle, sudden and
agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters.
They have probably cured and alleviate ed
more cases the past FIVE years than all 9TH
er medicines combined. They are sold
throughout the length and breadth Of the
land.
CoSsUMpr1oN.-The result of q neglect
ed cough, which, if treated with Goes
Cough Balsam in season, might be cured
with very little trouble and expense. The
proprietors do not claim that it will cure
Consumption, but will greatly relieve any
Cough. They have a certificate from q
gentleman whom physicians pronounced
incurablc with Consumption, stating Goes
Cough Balsam cured him.
WONDER HAS tho ticket which is to
draw the sewing machine been bought yet,
or is it still left in the bex? Very probably
the latter. Remember that you get the
full worth Of your money in the goods you
purchase, and the sewing machine besides.
You Owe IT TO YOUR FAM1IY.-No man
who has family can in justice to them
neglect to have his life insured for their
benefit. 1t is certain provision in case of
sudden death. A few dollars invested from
time to tine will secure handsome sum at
death to those who would otherwise be left
in want. Every man should insure his life,
but more especially those who are married.
In the advantages offered to insurers, the
Phoenix Mutual, of Hartford, CON-, stands
at the head of the list. Its rates are very
low and dividends large. while it is as firm
and sure and reliable as the everlasting
hills. A. B. Curry, Esq, of this city, is
State Agent, and will write cut policies for
oil who would avail themselves. of the
benefits of Life Insurance.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
NEW 1aAMPsHIRE GOES REPURL1-
CAN. -

c,oto'oan, Nh; llsroh 10Th s1n
the New Hampshire election, up 5 to q 6
O'clock, returns have. heed received
from q towcs, giving Hartman {, $3.50,
and Sinclair 6,4S7. Democratic gain
"a. If the Democrats gain at the
same rate throughout the State, they
will reduce the Republican, majority IL
about 5000. 49,.
ItTER.
Returns received strongly indicate
the election Of Gov: Hartman by 40
Increased majority over last year.
s1R. DONNELLY IN NEW HAME,-
SHIRE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

/ Attention il called to the advertiss7
sment Of Major Gilman, for fat beef cstt)6
for the government.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

For several reasons We readily accept
the review Of the concert given above by
"a Listener" The greater portion Of
VII atever credit there may be for the sue
cess Of the entertainment is due to the per-
severing ~labors Of MIR. futile. The pro-
ceeds returned TO the Library Association
amounted to $04.65.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

ORANGES AND LExoSs.-Goyette has re-
eeived lot Of fresh oranges and lemons
They are very fine, and are going off fast
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

"A donation party given Rev. a: J:
Nelson, At Rochester, lost week, brought
BIO. "a ...,'..., =. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12

For collie in horses use Pain Killer
"sure pop.'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-12
FOR S-ALE,,

$4,000 white Brick.
- " f..
Inquire Of
BURBANK BROS.
a13g:til Or H J: FOWLER o.!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The stringency in the New York loan mar
kei continues, although in some quarters a
partial abatement Is reported. a large number
o; loans arr made at the legal sais, yet borro ".
ers generally consider themselves fortu n ate
IN supplying their wants AZ per cent. ia coin .
In soIne.lDstances a commission of per cent
Is charged In addition To the legal rate. As vet
th're has been no formal consultation Of the
oihcers of the assoc iated banks, certain banks
showing Discrimination To enter into any en-
gagements looking to general harmony of &C.
uCn. Government bonds ha been active and
steady at the decline. Large speculative sales
continue to be made, in the expectation that a
continued stringency in money will bring
down prices. The leading dealers in govern.
ment bonds however are affected less than gen i.
eraI stock houses by the activity in money, an Il
are svailiug themselves of the present strin-
gency 10 purchase largely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

lHE " EEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and IN Wrappers ready for the mails, con :
tains MI about the proposed change of the
democratic Candidates; the report of the Spe.
eIal Convention on the Charge of Corruption
IN TIE Washington City Councils; the Arrest
oil T. %. Olmstead; the General Episcopal
Con yention; the Revolution in Snain. a
good story. entitled "Dhe Daughter.in-I.,w:,
political meetings in this city; SOCIETY,"
News: Political News; Washington News
and Gossip; the Courts: the Working
People: Useful Items OF Domestic Econ.
omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental.
and Local News: Agricultural and Hous.keen
ping Miscellany; and the latest Topographic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

ASoTEEE CtE-LT-I', -axr-I.,D : : OK
was On TUestav evening nominated Iy a..Il-
ma'lcn for Ccu--s-= by tie Constitutional
tnICn Convention of the SIKH District O.
New lCTF- Precisely what tha. terms means
IN tins cCnne.-ou - more than We can tell.
bat we presume il = a branch # not all tae.
branches. Of ;he Democratic party in the dis
tIlct II this assumption Is correct hI= n1n,i-
raiion- JudsinS from the political complexion
OF TIE SiAih DIstrIUt a. equivalent 10 an Ell c
non. and Mr. Cox VIII therefore appear in the
next Congress IN IN some what unsayory
character OF 4 -'Carpe- Dagger but he I, pretty
certain to be an activ. and popular mem Der FOR
all thar--partIcuijrIy with the I,e,nocrl,s
nc;withs tandinc he bad odor in which oflice-
holders so designated are held b. Ina, party.
Eut then, you know, il makes all the difference
IN The world whose OK IS gored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Inc fHtSt1J@He>T of to-day has a bran new
pian how 10 save the fortunes of the Democ-
rscy- Ii Is for the National Executive Com
mitiee or the State Committees 10 AT once adopt
resolution announcing that the electors of tha
Democratic and Conservative party will, IN
The meetinslof the electoral college. recognize
ara be guided by the popular demand and
vote for such candidates a they believe will
ne most acceptable % the whole Conservative
feOpir- The iatsii-gsa,sf does not appear very
s''ngulne abou- the plan, but thinks that pos-
sioiy enough doubtful States can be secured 10
throw the Radicals III minority iu the eisc
'crai college, and e. IRE the chcise OF 4 C,s-
serSailNe president Thai paper very positive.
~ rein=eS 10 iaE- e par. IL holding out false
premises ''ieaiiAs oE a. a disastrous defea,. Z"
and Therefore decline % ~ay TIA, all Is well.
So tLr IaG vSss O. no.. going.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
= inz bankers, and nroksrs, Tslerrann.l


Lewis johnson d Co quote stocks anu bonds
IL home ana fcreigh markets Is follows:
NEW YORK Oct 23.-First Board-U. :. SIS
ssh, coupon, rs =; 520's, 1854, coupons, ti3 I;
Lea, coupon, lll&; 1858, coupons, nix; 1865
coupon, new, 11hes 5.2e's, Io67, coupon, l1Js{
i0.s0's, coupons, 1854 Pacific Mail, none; OHIO
n Miss Certificates, 81; Mariposa, :; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, +9% Cumberla land, 34K; W.
y. Telegraph. 36ii; Quicksilver. PAX; Boston
Wafer Power, I54; N. Y. Central, rosy; Erie
AK; do. pret'o, 7O4; Hudson. i}64; Residing
ga; Michigan Central, 1lS4; Michigan South /.
1rn, s7a; Illinois Central, ASK; Cleveland and
plttsbnrg, s. /; North west, 9l2i do. preferred
e2is; Cleveland and Toledo, 104a 4: Rock Island
it6B; Fert Wayne, rs Z, Alton Terra HaUte,
Az; Toledo & Waossh, 81; Adams Elk. 5O]s
Wells, Fargo & 90. Exp, 30K; American Ex-
press, 4G; United States Express, 4sS; Mer-
chants Union. PA Chicago & Alton. none:
do. preferred, 15'. Market steady. Gold, l35 !
a1351!-
TEy Cable.
LONDON, Oct 22-5 p. m.-ConSois closed
9iH; Bonds, - 4; Illinois, o.; Erie SIX.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, Is I; quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, y. m.-Cotton closed steady.
with rather more doing. The sales were r.. UJ0
bales. BIddling Upiands. 1O2.; Orleans, II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet; Middlng
upiands nominally 70 cents. Flour in some
what better demand, with prices unchanged.
heat dull-primc to choice, 2l5aS2. 80; other
grades unchanged. Corn frm-receipts light;
old white, I.2jaSS 2S' yellow, l.2ja2l.2~. Oats
dull at 7ua7s cents. Rye firm at 145as 80.
Prov ISlons unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

To protect themselves against the Threatened
strike Of The cigar-makers for an advance III
waces, q thousand 'Obaeeo manufacturers he'll
a large meeting an New YORK yesterday. and
resolved 70 IOTm a protective union They
pledge themselves not to employ any strikers.
anc refer all differences 10 u committee of arbi-
ration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
Raltjmore Stock Market. To.day

baltimore, Oct 23.-ylrginia 6's, old, in
scrib-d, = = bid, 4c3 asked; do. 1865, 81 bid:
do. 1867. ~ bid. 50 asked; do. coupon, new, J94
old, Gu ash ed: DO. old, 81 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Isabella. OF SPAN. y IN pretty coniortible
circumstances, peeuni1rily, evea If she never
sees her thTcRe again. Her fortune Is stated by
hose who know TO be considerably over
Si,t.0,tt0, well invested. 10 say nothing of the
crown Diamonds. OF enormous value, which
she managed to send of or carry away with
hsr when she lid from Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Hall AiHPet 1a.daY.

NEW YORK, Oct - Money active att pei
cent. Exchange. g.. Gold, 3J2s. 5.2U's, 1852
coupon, 1S'.. iU-i0's, coupon, 5A.. North Caro-.
lima 6's. DC. Nirginias 6's, ex-coUpon, JG (
New. 81. Tennessee. ex-cOUpOn. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

"FcTL PLAy.'-The ale OF tickets TOR this
-Trai rsationai ply which IS to b. b-ou-at
OUtst Wall Opera House IN capital style to.
MORROW r'sh-. IS progressing rapidly, and
crowded houses may be expected. q reat pans
nave been taSen 70 perfect the scenic and Jaa
ChsnIca effects. and the principal character
will be ty Mr. j. Harkins. Miss Hawthorne,
Dir. Andersen, and others, Is perform ID "
the N Il; the Broadw Theatre. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

Frcm Sbiiiirgtor, Odeon Building, we have
III J'epIs'S Mage -ins (illus;raIed) and P,.ck-
o,.i,s gtEikIy, for November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

n EW YORK APPLE CIDbR ON DRAUGHT
~ Chsmfssne Cider In bottles, b. the csss or
single bottle. FOR sale by
iGAN BROTHER.
oc IS stf Southwest corner and 9th SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
New York Grain MarE.t ra.tav

NBW YORK, Oct. 23.-Flour duh and de-
Ginning Wheat dull, with prices in favor Of
buyers. Corn active. aud cents better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

TIE TAI on TEAvKL.-The Philadelphia,
Wilmington. and Baltimore railroad company.
through - president, has entered a protest
against any further payment OF the tax levied
by The last Legislature of Delaware on travel,
and IL refusal TO longer collpctiL from travel.
eTs crossing the State, those euterIngit Fl IN
Other States. TIE United States Supreme
Court has already decided the tax OH travel
ers bv States 70 lie Illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

IhE DARIEN CANAL According to the
New York papers, Secretary Seward
a iepded he meeting at the residence
OF Peter Cooper n New York on Tuesday
evening for the purpose Of, discussing
ne question of commencing work upon he
projected canal across the I-thmus Of Darien,
under a charter granted by the last session of
tie New York Legislature. An agent of the
New Granada government WIS present, a.
were also a numbeT OF prominent merchants OF
The city, but the proceedings Were private, as
the enterprise has not yet assumed defnite
shape.
II il stated by the Tins that Mr. Seward is
strongly IN favor Of the project, AID At i, pro.
posed by its friends TO briRg s. bill regarding il
before Congress when it reasssmbles. on the
gro1nd that the cost of the work, sIJO,oN,oUl.
Is too great 10 lie betrayed by privs q indIyid-
uais. 1t is held by tie friends of the enterprise
that the cost It'll pT Oft would soon D, returned
to Government through tolls on vessels using
the canal, " hlch would be about forty miles in
length.
That there is great need for the canal IN unes-
ton, and that ii would ultimately be profit
aole lbNSsunehi, no one, we presume, Will
doubt; but our Government Is in no condition
inst now to ads;a &c money or pledge its credit
10 such enterprises particularly outside of the
/ EIted STATES and we hope that the effort to
induce II 10 0O so, If oLe Is made W Ill neon IL
nenty tai. We have other and more pressin g
uses for cur spare cash. If there is such a thing
In the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

.F,om Blanchard Il M6nun We have Harysr's
pesl{g for October 3!sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

must have q Suit Of Clothes, but where will
ind q fashionable Tsilor whose charges
soS abIes Why. don't you knaw3 OF N. THOR
SON, Merchant Tailor, 2s6 Pa. avenue.
Where car be found the lars est stock Of rinuors'
Stock and Metals sene orally. south OF New York
city At the Warehouse Of JOHN T. kLvAhs
4 co 81 and 80 LeuisisIa avenue.
IT AUGUSTUS BURGpoRF, ,
Furnishing Undertaking 10 all its branches
promptly attenc.d to.
M Messrs. M W. GAIT BRO, No. $50
" Pa ave-. are the Agents of the American
Wa'ch COMPANY W sltbam: PAtek. Philippe Co..
celetrsfed Natehmskers. Geneva: and for the Cor
ham Manu- turing Company, Providence, L.
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Government Securities.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 81, lS6S.-Jay Uooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
errment securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

The ChsTges Of corfu rtlon against certain
members of the Joint Convention of the City
Councils, have been ventilated by a report OF
the committee, and ny considerable discussion
III the Convention and in ward meetings Thus
far good d al OF smoke has been deveioped
but not much lire, with the exception perhaps
of the mater of the election of Dr. Bond to be
the physician of the Asylum The Councils have
done we'll IN instituting aud pursuing this in
vestigatlon, without regard 10 persons or party
Doubtless when guilt is brought home to any
member he VIII be promptly expelled
Whether because of the poverty of the
city or the character OF the men. our
Councils have generally been above any sus.
picion of corruption. If they must keep UP
with the times and go into the iobbery business
ii is rather Illuminating TO us as a city that thew
sell out for any such money as a paltry fifty
dollars. The lowest market price of a New
York or Baltimore Councilman is 5000, and
ours should certainly be worth half tho money
Any fifty dollar member should be- expelled for
lowering prices, If for nothing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

We perceive that good deal OF complaint is
made through the newspapers of New York in
regard to the inefficient manner IN which the
system of mail delivery in that city is carried
out, and some of the merchants who have tried
the new plan are giving it up and returning u
the old box and drawer system as being more
speedy and certain than delivery by carriers.
In this eIty II Is different. Here, SO far Is we
have seen OF heard, the delivery by carriers
gives entire satisfaction, at least TO all reason
able and reasoning people, and few, we appre-
hend, who have tried the new plan, would
be willing 70 20 back 10 the old order of things.
Whether the excellent manner IN which the
delivery system is carried out acre IS due TO
The preseLee Of tie high officials who inaugu-
rated 1T or TO the superior material employed
"a Carriers we do not know. bat the fact i, we
bel Ne, as We have stated IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
Hos Charles FrANcIs ApAus.-Thp Ha,t

Hos CHARLES FRANCIS ADANS.-The HIATT
fo-O Pa of a lac date says.
Tine DsmOcrItiC paper OF Iate have studi-
ouSly rrpEe-entrd Charles FT,ncls Adams,
lat nIted States Minister - England. a. Ia
VoriDZ Seymour ana Blair, III unison with his
son. John - uIncy. We violate no coutidaure
In saying thar these representations are entire.
Is false, and that 10 pTivate conversation with
intimate friends NJ expresses himseIfa strong
~ IN favor OF Gran and Cola. aud de,I4 rls
That LIE shall Irel Il his duty 10 vote for them
al the coming election.
II tn above be true, and We have No reason
to doubt II. Mr.. Adams must have UNDERGONE
a change II sentiment since reaching hom-
We were n he time reliably informed that IN
to his leaving England for :he Continent. he
was quite respondent Is 70 the condition and
prospects Of the country, and s,mpathized
generally with tar pr.uoI pies and policy OF the
h'iHoyrdiic party. IL Is possible, however.
that the late state elections have had al wa ke
ming influence.
The London correspondent u the N.y- York
IEia"Hr is terribly severe IN lat. letter. on Mr.
johnson. our Minister 10 England, givin. as
ground for his structures the facts THAI Mr.. !.
aihliai'S only with Eng!IsEm en- who sym
Fathis5d WITH or actively aided tue South
during the rebellion, and thlt he accepted an
invitation to . public dinner at Liverpool YES
ierday. - wink IN be was to meet Mr.. Iurf the
b"i'der 0, ts.@ pITat" -itsGaa and OH Is Of thai
Tx.
Without entertaining the ex,rrur views ex-
pressed IN regsrd TO our Minister nv the cor.
Respondent referred TO, who is both able and
b~l.iianf. II reiudiced At times. we must con.
ies- tina, We think Mr.. johnson. as the repre.
sentative Of his country, n gLt v.cII choose
better company IN public. whatever his Social
TASTE OF private associations max n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS,

WALLS OPERA aoUsE.
OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, ocr &c
THE GREAT AND POPULAR DRAMA
FOUL PLAY.
By DION BoUCICAULT AND CHAs. RE.DR.
GLIDING NJ HARKINs Miss aAwTHoRSE
MI. ANDERSON. AID OTHERS. Ia their orisi.
nai e. as Per'ormed By t.cm al the Broad
ODD fellows HALL, sTH STREET.
wyMAy.
TIE VENTBILOQUIST AND WIZARD,
fOR ONE wEER ONLY,
Commencing
EONDsf, OCro8rR To. I-6s
.dmittanoe, only % Cents
Family Ticket, TO admit SIX. 81.
CDs GIVEN AWAY EVFRY NIGHT By
Tie Kitchen Orator. a. TdIiic Han ,.,-.,,
noyr1 = open , al eioeki s2e'kis at htmi-
Cotlhn, 81 Nav Yard: Nn n Taarla ga p -.
Ittves2 g aud ffh sc J-ue A-auls, Capit1. Hii,
hear Naiiach schcoi-houss. Ia
NAIISI's FasHICNABLE DANCING
vi pCsIEWN, a
between Oh ard Ie.h streets =
particulars apely st the Academy lor oife9 =
bays 4 I1itiOn. For risses and na-ters-Tue.-
dSE, thursday, and Saturday. frsta TO SD m
For hem onaSy, W edaesjAy, sni sat-
uiua!, from 70 ~ p. IA. s-Il-d
pROF. KBEIs' DANCING ACADEMY. Penn.
TILsDAT aud SATURDAY Aztec a
TTEsDAY and SaDit E 81, ne; - =
TO o clock. Those entering now for tue ses-
asI, can be rented for Balls, sOirees, &c. Apply
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT Eight room BRICK HOUSES On
street BETWEEN 18th and 18th streets. n
anire OF I'r. BEGAN, cor ner stu street snf $50
chueete svense. &C 3 CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-23

FOR sALE-THREE HACKS, in good condi-
HEARSES In tolerably good order Run IN
ming gear II The above vehicles In FIRST rate IA
orNer. Also. hree HORSES. Can BE- seen at No
$50 nth street, het~een g and Fl This propsrty
must tie sold during the next fortnight. oc IS.2w
EOR sAlE-A light. two-sested. shifting tor
] BUSINESS WAGON. Also small stock o.
etr.et north. &C 7 In.s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-04

Gen. Hancock has written an admira-
bic letter to the Governor of Texas, in
which he takes the side Of Grill rule as
against and IN preference 10 military rule.
We notice in il some just and liberal sen.
iimenls u have been accustomed to
believe ,hs, sentiments OF respec, or dis.
res pect, and feelings Of affection, love, or
haired, SO long as not developed into ac,s
in violation OF law. were matters wholly
beyond The punlory power Of human ,r-
bunals. will maintain that The entire
freedom Of though, and speech, however
acrimonious indulged. is consistent
With the nobleSi Aspirations Of man. and
the happles, condition Of his race. Ii is
the privilege and duty of any and every
citizen. wherever residing, to publish his
opinions freely and fesrlessly on every
question which he thinks concerns his
int rest. This is merely in accordance
with the principles If our flee Govern.
ment; and neither you nor should wish
to live under any other. |, ie time now.
at the end Of almost three years from the
close OF the war. We should begin TO re.
collect wha. manner Of people we are; 10
tolerste again free. popular discussion and
extend some forbesrsnce and consideia-
ton TO opposing views"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-04

The Supreme Court OF the United
States, in recent argument Of the Gard
ner VS.. Barney. had curious point raised
with reference TO the connection Of the
President and Congress. The paper
book giving the history Of the cas- uses the
following language: 1.-The part taken by
the President in signing bill is no part
of The legislation o: the county. The
&C, is no, tie exercise Of legislative
function. The Constitution does no, re.
quue him 10 note the date Of his approval
on The bill. 1t only requires him to sign
the bill, iihe approves II. BuI the legis-
lation OF The countryside acts Of Con-
gress-are required lohsve records. The
plaintiff in error maintains that the Presi-
dent is tie third branch Of the legislature.
and that accordingly his approval. with
out date fixing the lime OF approval. is
a voll act. and Law is void. The decision
Of the Court v,ll therefore determine
whether, under the Constitution, the
President il a constituent part OF the Ma
,ionsI Legislature. The decision OF this
importsn. point has no, We, been anaounc-
ed by the Supreme Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-04
DEATHS.

Near this place, on the 2o'h ul'.. OF
lock jaw, Charles Se~arf, son OF vii
liam and Margaret Small, aged s years
months and day.
At his residence. in this county. on
Wednesday incoming last, the 2s'jns''' al
ter q brief Illness. Of Typhoid pneumo-
mia. Mr. Christian Rinehdrt, aged about
81 years.
On the 2nd inst. Miss Saihe Uysong,
daughter Of Mr.. John Wysong' OF tins
county. aged about 20 years.
Departed hi. Gle on "Wednesday the
IS ult, Jonathan Frazier, one of the
Oldest and most esteemed citizens OF the
county OF Jefferson, al his resldrnce near
SUMMIT Point.
A, the residepce Of her husband, al
Porer's Factory, on Friday evening. The
18th ulI MR.. Mary Porter the beloved
wife Of Colin G. Porter, Esq aged about
so years.