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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
Gale of Valuable Farms

u near, H,,rre de Grace, Hdrfords Co., Nd.
June 3, 1874.
FARM No. I--Kuowu as "oAKlSaToN," stu
ated in Hartford Co., two miles from Darlington Sta
tion, 80 miles from Baltimore, on the Phila, VIII
mngton a Bait. il. r., containing 49, acres, stu
ated on the waters OF Chesapeake Bay and Swan
SION nnu'e, Barn, Stable, Hen House, Ice House,
SG WatUr abundant ut all the bui~bnSs. Also
FARM No. Unknown as''BELLEYIEw,' sdjoin-
ing Darlington and lying immediately gu tue Chesa-
peake Bay: Contains about 9lf hxcs. = mnroye-
large Barns, lee Rouse, spring housotM House,
Corn House, Nc. Large Orchard OF Apples, Pears.
Peaches and Cherries. -... -
FARM NO. s-Known as PLUMB POINT ;" sit
uatvd on the Chesapeake Bay, south side Of Swan
Greek, opposite oakington, and four miles from
Baltimore X. X cont tnins about 2aS acres. Inn
provcments Brick NJ iu-iont new, liarns stables,
all NJ farm buildings. large Peach Orchard IN
full bea ing; aisu, ~ young Apple orchaId gust
corning INTO bearing. CONNECTED wlthtAis farm Us
a good F'shg shore for seine hanl'ps. with neces-
'a g. O aNkaSsn n, "rnE observation-disclosures
skfi, y SITUATED on swan Greek, and ndjoDing
Tenant Houses pow under rent. Public handing
No. 6~About il Acres Of Land at oskington Sta
ion ssase-N
GJ-All OF the above Farms are good state of
cultivation, and ue well adapted TO growing Grass
aud urain or Peaches anI osner r,saits. They are
at present u-ed as Dairy arms, MIX Hiding reaoy
All OF the abov. Properties viii be sold. Terms
made known on day Ut Sale without reserve at Oak
ngton Mansion House, on the Third Dayef june,
1874, one O'Clock, subject to lease to the present
Carriages win meet The fss A.NM, Train from
phia, at oakington Station on day OF sale.
Persons AN examine the Properties previous to
the sac by calling on George X. Payne at oaking-
apr2-st. B4ErNcRE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
MARRIED.

MAY IA, by Rev. +. b. Hunter, Mr.. Jesse
Hopes to Miss sadie Hemphill all Of VII.
mington.
On the IL b inst at the Arch Street House,
Philadelphia, by Rev. W. q. Robinson, No.
1888 South Fourth street, Mr.. Goldsmith, G.
Mailer to Miss Salie E. Hall, both Of New
Castle Co., Delaware.
In Philadelphia, by Rev Mr.. Wiekle, Antb.
Hauber and Amelia Grebe, both OF Whining
ton.
In Chester, on the 9TH instant, by Rev. MI.
Pancoast, Jehn s drawings and Clara l.. Sbus-
ter, both OF Wilmington.
BY Rev. J. l.. Vallandigham, on the 23d ult.,
James McKane and Hannah N. Walker, beth
of Cecil CO., Md.
On the same day, by the same, Lewis Der
rickson and Mary E. Peach, both of New O. g.
tie County, Del.
On April 10Th, by Rev. Abraham DeWiti,
Joseph A. Seminar, of Win ;ngton, Del, and
Maria Louise Alexander, Of Cecil County, Md I.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

At Columbia, $. c., on Tuesday morning.
the sheriff attempted 10 arrest Governor Moses
who had been indicted for larceny. The writ
was served at the Governors private residence
but he declined to receive 1t, and called on
Brig. Gen. Nash, commander of the militia,
for military protection. In response to the cali
three companies-all colored--were ordered
under arms, and distributed between the Exec
utive office and the Governors residence. In
the afternoon, however, the Governor, by ad-
vice OF his attorney, concluded to submit to
the law, aud he surrendered to the coroner and
gave bail. The trooI s, which had filled the
streets and put stop 10 all business, were then
dismissed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
w. III. Chadwick's
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY co.
DITlON POWDERS.

Ia Alo-N Ich LEM.
the grent Alternative, Tonic, and Bloc d Poriner
truly vsluable medicine; they assist nature 10
do her work quickly and etoctuaiy and are now be-
coming standard and universal remedy, after being
tested over twenty years and where an Improvement
could be made it Las been done. Owners OF n
Horses, Dairymen, kaisers OF Cattle, Sheep, 1SzA
Swine and Poultry, pronounce those Con- LILA
x-Nr,lic Tey have been tested In thousands Of
In tame psessn x,t Fan, ana s SURE q
Bross ai Heayes, Colds, 2Oushs, ,s,sr,;s
Worms, Bots, Purgips, Jaa n9a, swslied 3sEy
Diseases Of the Liver Fever, Fever Sores. Loss sc
Appetite, Gencral Debility, and sure tor
~ in Sheep, and all contagious diseases IN
.lasract ali diseases where internal remedies are
scrStshes Fascy, Poll Evil, FiNuas. Dttempers and
skin Diseases from any cause. are cnred in half tho
Th-y remove the obstruetons of the Stomach Law.
err and ntesunes, and prevent Indigestion, COstve-
ness Collie. and all diseases OF the bowels. II these
powders used occasionally, they viii prevent few
ers and all contagious and debilittiDg diseases, to
which Horses, Cattle and otlsr stock are 40 liable
As a Spring and Fall Purifier, these powders are
the best known giving and strength to to the DIT
gestive organs hnc glossy appearance, bright eve
and great spirit rs And T Of Of MN IN coSs ami
the quality They will greatly assist the fattening Of
Stock Of any kind trial IS all that Is asked as the
use Of single box will conviuce any )ne that they are
superior to any other medicine before the public
References can be given from all quarters.
FOR POULTRY.
These powders have been found successful In pre-
venting and curing thousands Of poultry OF those
dangerous aud fatal diseases to which they SO la
bis u late, when all other remedies known have fail
ed. Full directions accompany each box Of powders.
The undsTsnsd 6sSs ease Is 70 s f9 SeoD h
nor over twenty years in preparing medicines and
giving Information for diseases OF horses cattle sheep,
and poultry and IL constantly receiving and has for
sale all the new and most popular hedlcnes OF the
day. and ali the publications Of the ferent diseases
of Horses, Cattle, &c The Great Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Condition Powders are prepared solely and
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
DR.. SIMAS' PAIN SEARC]lER
What it Will positively do
II frequently relieves instantly and never h
been known ~ fail In any case. ltBmeI
iaDardly aud applied oItwdrdiy. II IL the
Greatest Fdia RsJHedy ever Ds-
covered.

PAIN SEARCHER cures Cramps and Palms In
the Stomach and Bowels, Headache, Tootache, Neu-
ralgia, Diarrh1a, Dysentery, Sudden colds, kheum-
atisn Painters Collie, Blues and Stngs OF Insects.
Soreness, Swsllings, Asatc Cholera, Frost bites,
Sore hroat, Foul stomach, Sea Sickness, ArtltmB,
Heartburn, Indig "stlon, Cholera Morbis, sprAns,
Pain In the Back Sc, and Aches and Pains OF every
character We have cured hisndreds OF palms
aud cramps In the stomach and bowels IN otce)
during the past year with only one dose Of the Pain
DANIEL II. HIaNUT, residing at az West SEQ
ofd street, says Pain 4rcher petely relic ved
his SOIL, q boy of 10 years, or Rheumatism In IL
korrs nsomuch he could put his foot the floor, aud
even walk across the roopi which he had not done
two wosks previous. few dOs's inwardly and wet
ting cotton and placing 10 ts affected part, effected
th WONDERFUL result
H. II. BLACWELL, sign painter, was entirely re-
neved VI Painters Cole In 40 minutes.
HENRY NcCREA vas relieved Of violent head
ache in 30 minutes After suffering terribly for two
Pain Bssrcher relieved an II ever viii d.. ia MES
STAFFORD, Of Mil Greek Hundred, was relieved
OF n violent pain i'll the stomach in 8 minutes. WIN.
WISER, Landenberg, says 1t Is q splendid Remedy.
In Asatc Cholera t takes the lead OF all other
edio~. Our registry OF reference 10 large and the
number OF Damee increases every day. We guaran-
seq Il all say It tn be remedy OF untold value TO
the aisted and Just Its name Indicates perfect
pain searcher. prtco 90 crnts bottle, with full d-
yv<tiOps fur Medical Treatment.
Prepared aud sold by
DIR. j SIMMS & SON,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, rel Pills
dslphiu Depot SO Arch street, Philadelphia. Sold
by drug lists generally. jan26-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

NELLIE GaANr.-The wedding OF Miss
Nellie Grant and MIR. Sartoris will take
place to-day at Washington. Tho ceremony
will be according to the English custom, and
the hour will be ! | clock, as in England all
marriages must be celebrated before II, nj.
There will be no groomsmen, but Coi. Fred
Grant will act as best man" The brides
maids are Misses Barnes, Dent, Fish, Free
linghuysen, Porter, Drexei, Cooke and Sher.
man. After the ceremony, a breakfast Will
be spread in the State dining room at IT,
executive mansion to which all the guests
will be invited. Many prominent persons
are expected to be present from New York,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere. Those from
the cities named comprise, in part. Mr. ii.
I. Stuart, Judge Pierrepoint, Thos. Muir.
ply and family, Mr.. ,;Mrs and Miss Hoey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Borie, Mr., and Mrs. Childs,
General and Mrs. Horace Porter, and the
Drexels. The wedding presents are said to
be very costly. 1t is stated that the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant, while acquiescing in
the choice made by their daughter. would
have preferred that she had chosen one OF
her own countrymen and thereby spared
them the prolonged separation which will
follow 80 shortly after the marriage by her
trip to and residence in England.
The editor of weekly paper says There
has been another burglary in town since our
last
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
A GREAT wALK.-Edward payson westo

A GREAT wALK.-Edward Paysoh weston
walked in New York 430 miles In Six days
falling short seventy miles Of 500, the number
g had agreed on. He walked op the first
day, "a Lours, li5 miles, feat without a para-
lei. When the six days expired he was thor
oughly tired ont, and by the advice ofhs ply
sicia,, was removed to his room. lie was
greeted with applause by great crowd OF per-
sons. lie Is certainly the champion walker OF
the world.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

nARD.-To THE REPUBLICAN PARTY II
" take this opportunity of returning my sin
osre thanks Tor the support given me at the nonns
ton election, held on saturday last, and although
defeated In this my first EFFORT shall try again and
support to Mr.. James Martin, the present nominee.
BENJAMIN DENNEY.
Wilmington, May 10, leIa.-2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

HARD.-To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
" New Castle county return my warm thanks
" the large number OF friends who gave ms their
votes Saturday, aud and feel pect
still larger support at the Centennial nomination,
two years hence, when propose to be again can
didHts. In this canvass shall cordially support my
successful competitor, James Martin, and will leave
honorable efforts unmade TO his triumph ant
election very Respectfully,
HENRY IL MoMULLEN.
W lmington, May l5.-2t New Castle Hundred.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

do return my sincere thanks TO my friends
for their support en- Saturday last, and give Mr..
Martin my hearty support willingly, ant will
try it AGAIN in '76, providence permitting.
Yours very respectfully,
H. W. MOORE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

REPUBLICAN NoaINATIoN.-The Republi-
can nomination took place on Saturday, and re-
suited in the nomination OF James Martin for
Sheriff, and Peter B. Ayars for Coroner. TIE
vote stands as follows
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
Total
$3032.70

THE Foremost LUNG MEpicINEs.-A new
path to health was provided for the sick, a new
shield against disease was secured to the healthy
when DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam bo-
came the standard eXpectorant of America
For more than 20 gears this powerful and 20.
NAL antidote to diseases the throat and lungs
and pulmonary consumption, and the causes
which produce them has been on its sanitary
march building up the feeble, helping nature
to fight down successfully every variety of all
ments which undermine the lungs and lead to
consumption, soothing pain in the lungs pro-
noting healthy breathing, regulating respory
action, increasing the strength and vigor of the
lungs and voice, arresting premature decay and
sfiectually preventing consumption, and not
only prolongng life but adding value to II by
putting thousands of invalids with lung afiec-
| lions In a condition to enjoy 1t. No volume
ever published would be large enough to con-
tain the history Of the thousands Of cases of
sore throat, chronic and recent coughs, blood
splitting, Group, hoarseness, bronchitis, sore
lungs, pain in the lungs shol tness of breath and
pulmonary consumption cured by this great
vegetable expectorant tonic and invigorant
which Eot only restores health to the lung, but
protects them from danger In the most unhealthy
districts. Principal depot Fourth & King SITS,
Wilmington, Del. Philadelphia depot 802 Arch
street. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

JAMES X. G. OLDHAA -INJukCrfoHa
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG;, BILL,
ShcrT
alma B. Cooper ~i.l Eri;eHH, FILED
Troth ond Rieadrd CdmpiVs, 3E
iats trading az zroth IL CaIa- JANUARY eth, 1874.
psoH.
Aud 90 Wit, this 7ih lay OF April, A. d. 1914,
the subp9n III this cause having been issued and
delivered 10 the Coroner more than tLir
the return thereof aud Ernest II. Trulh and Rirh-
ard o. mpion two VI tue defendants, not being fuuid
and not having appeared On motion OF Samuel H.
ii ,rringtuD, Esq solicitor Ior the complainant, and
upon aindmvit of CHARLES }. Winslow, Coroner OF
New Castlo county, that the said Ernest II. TrotL
and Richard CAmplOn reside OF the State vi bel
aware. " wit at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Camden New Jerrey, respect vely, aud Cannot be
found " be served with process, II ~ ordered
byI the Chancellor thst the sad ErDcst Ii.
1roth and ltichard Cumpiou appear tn tht cause Oh
or before the Seventh day OF S.ptt nlher that
the bill be taken PRO eoJesso ~ to them. AM the
to bo published with a thirty days frnm this date In
the DkLA SAEs RkPuBLfoAE, newspaper publish
cd IN tAs City vi Wilmington in saa Tc0urty, 10 lie
continued III said newspaper for thirty days ANA the
first publication thereof. AL
Court OF Chancery OF thu State OF Delaware M aud
foregoing truly copied iru the Itecerd OF tic
said Court.
(-~~) In testimony whereof have hereunto set
}L.s.f my hand and affixed the Seal Of tho said
(~~ Court, at New Castle, this ia day OF April,
a. b. ls7i
M vANDEyRB,
arr2s-3cG Register IN GhaAoery.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

NONE BUa THE VERY BEST qualities OF An
IN thracite and Bituminous coal, dryaBd well
screened and delivered from tho yard, and sell screen
q Sins GEO. ". hush,
French stree1< wharf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

AIXRVIN's COD LIVER OIL, very hn 9 srti
vi Gle, st v. BRISGHukSf - cos.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

The editor of weekly paper say: There
has been another burg larry in town since our
last"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21
IN THE COURT OF CHANcERY OF
RoBERTL. ARMSTRONG,

the State OF Delaware 10 aud for New Casto county,
at the February Term, a. ID, 1914.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21


foot caught against roller, when he fell and
the wheels of the wagon passed over him,
breaking his hip, and inficting other injury.
He was taken to his home near by when his
wounds were properly attended to. A high
fever however ensued and on Tuesday he
was quite delirious.
The Bingham House j. T. Waite will
continue to accommodate the hungry at the
Bingham house, No. 9, Market street. He
has now on hand a fine lot Of salt oysters and
other Injuries of the season. He will also
serve meals at all hours, for rs cents. Hot
coffee, roast beef, fried chicken, bread and
butter, pies, &c., are always attainable ut
moderate prices. All who wish coed
square meal at q low figure should call at
the Bingham house. corner Of Mark and
Water streets.
Repedted.-A young lady of the Second Ward
| who generously presented little fatterless girl
| with a nice suit OF clothing, about year ago,
repeated the commendable deed the present
month, and last sunday the unfortunate and
yet favored little iDiss, appeared in the Sunday
school In South Wilmington, looking as neat
| and happy as any Of the pupils. The mention
of the good deed In our paper last Spring btlmu-
| lated three other young ladies TO perform a
similar act, and the hearts of three olher little
fatherless girls In our city were made glad by
| the possession of new suits. As the notice OF
the deed appeared in several religious papers 1t
| Is possible that many others were prompted to
similar acts of charity which may make hearts
glad not only in this werld but In the great,
| hereafter.
Arrests.-William Craig, Robert Jones
| Manuel Black, James Temple, David Brown,
Thomas Dixon and Henry Weeks, have been
arrested for a violation of the regulation " the
Board Of Health giving to the Odorless Exca
| waiting Company the entire monopoly of clean
! ing cesspoos IN our city. They have given Sc
curty and will carry the matter befure the
Court at New Castle. Levi q. Bird, Esq, has
been retained as their counsel. Although the
Odoress Machine is an excellent article, II
seems that an opposition to 1t Is being created
that will eventually lead to a modification Of
the present law. We hope that some amicable
arrangement may be made so that peace and
good will may prevail between all classes Of ouI
citizens.
, 1874-04-29
BOUNTIES.
ANOTHER EQUALIZATION BoHE.tE.

ANOTHER EQUALIZATION SCHEME.
Special Dispatch to The Chleaao 1rioun4.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 28.-Tho matter OF
tho equalization Of aolliora' boulltios haa been
in the hands Of A1r. Gunckel, Of Ohio for Bomo
tinlo, having boon roforrod to him by tho House
Military Committee for rep ort. Tho main diff
GUILTY Ii TINT, iu doyising an equitable scheme for
this adjustment, thoro il danger Of making noo-
ossary tho appropriation Of n aum 30 enormous
as to be entiroy Of tho question. Thus, under
tho provisions Of tho Senate bill recently Intro
dnccd for that purpose, 1t 1t Hhou1d become law,
there would be required
Ar LEARr 5160 100000
opay tho claims that would ho ut onco pregent-
gu. There really can DO 10 equalization of til o
b3uhtlea III tho fulloht BoHao OF tho torn. Az
far al conclusions haye boon arrived nt llp to
this tme, 1t III probable that bill will bo re-
GRANTING nouNTIEs TO THREE uLAasEs,
aa foIlo%A First, tho widows uni minor chil-
uren, anu soldiers who died or wero killed. before
thoy had served two years In tho late
war; secon! to tho aoldiera WHO woro
discharged fQr disease before they Ind
completed tNo years Of service; third
those enlisted Mho were discharged to ncoopt
promotion to bo> commissioned officers botoro
tEoy had served tMo years aa alah enliHted Meu.
10 pAy thoho bLun&oa quito a large sim will be
required, OF courBe, but it anything wAateyor te
done in this direction this HeomB to bo
THE LEA8T THAT 10 PIlAprluAuLE.
1t IA natAhlo that tho Qfllnls8 OF tia War d.
, 1874-04-29
Additional Reports Of Damage by the
Great Inundati0n.
People Fleeing to the Elevated
Lands for Safety.
The Entire Seasons Work Lost on
Many Plantations.


- " ORLEANS, April 29.-I4o Cnptnin Of tho
&c nor Iberia. in his report to-dny to hlr. T..
= per. agont Of the AtlakapaB NIail Tranapor-
= III Company, auys: "In coming betwoon
s: OH Tccho to-day, took OH sugar at Oak
z IN direct from tho sugnr house Of pargory
s the bow Of tho hoat. All tho Fausso Point
Under water from sovon miles above New
1beria. Tho water of Grand Lake ia only 15O
yards from flowing over the cast bank Of tho
Toche. From Atchafalaya to Now 1boria
FAMILIES ARE TOURING IN
from oil quarters and settling on tho high 1ands.
Most Of tho large plantations are abandoned on
heads Of Bugar would hayo boen made, they now
ONLY HOPE TO sAvE THE 6EED.
Portions Of tho Towns Of Franklin, New Iberia
and st. MartnByil1o aro under water. The wator
tance Of about % miles from Drasloar. Tho
streota Of tho latter towns aro covered with
water.
THREE MEN WE'RE DROWNED
on Monday Ut Tho Pearl River croesing Of tho
Mobile L Now Or1oans Railroad. supt. scran-
ton, Of this road, Hays 1t will take thirty dayB to
repnir the dnmngo by the recent flood, and got
the road iu thorough ordor.
The steamer Pargoud, expected horo in tho
morning. has 153 bags OF maifmattcr, shipped
at vicksburg, and supposed to include tho New
York dntes from tho 10Th to 19th
MoNnoE, La.-The river las fallen I'M inch
Slowly in tho roar Of tho city 1irht Ilrs aloWnsS
OCCURRED laet night. but It In c,aar tn.dnv, 11,a
stoamor Garry Oven lott Camlilou ut IL o'clock
yesterday morning, sho reports the river falling
all tho way down. This wna
by foot.
a planter, living below, reports IS miles of
river front out between AIorrlsons and Cuba
but tho rear Is all under water below Cuba, All
oycraowed mai's for the East mud West 10 by
WY Of Shreveport.
At sfEMpIl1g
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2B.-Tho river ia now
stationary at thispoin with no land, except nor
tions Of tho raiiroad-track to Madison. Ak. a
the Width Of tic rvsr. Thcro y is no DC oaneo to to
report in tho condition of t]1o rniironds Tim
, 1874-04-29

AEEutf QF TIE HUu6E CDM1l1TTEE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 28.-Rcprcsontatiy
Tre1natn, Of tho Subcommittee Of the House
Judiciary Committee, to-day mado report to
tho full Committee on tho memorial Of tho Tax
payers Convention in South Carolinu, aylsiug for
relief against alleged miHgovernmcnt in TINT
State. majority OF tint Committee agreed to
tho report, which waa presented to tho House,
ordered printed, mud rccommittad to the Com
Inittoe. hlr. Eldridgo, on behalf Of tho mnori-
ty, will submit his viowB, maintaining that Con-
grosa should appoint a committee to Investigate
thocondtion OF affairs In South Carolina. Tile n,a-
jority Of tho Committee say tho real grievances of
the memorialiats md those whom thoy repro
sent relate to tho changes in tho Constitution
Of tho United Staten. wheroby tho colorod yotors
OF South Caro1ina number about 90, 900, and tho
white yotors about 10000.
CONGRESS HAS NO CONSTITUTIONAL POWER
to grant tho rolief which is asked by tho poti-
tionors. It Is believed that by mutual i1,-
terchange Of kind and friendly intercourse by
tho employment of all means which arc found
sufficient III other States. the existing oyls in tho
administration Of the affairs of South Carolina
may bo remodied by tho people themselves. Tho
Committee, therefore, report G. resolution that
tho prayer Of tho momoralistB bo denied, and
tho Committee discharged from further con-
sideration Of tho subject.
, 1874-04-29

Gttbernnt0ria1 aInbroEiio.
LITTLE RoCK, Ark, April GA special to the
Gazette from ueloua says that there was worry
large mocting at that placo oil Monday for
Tho meeting was composed principally Of col
ored people. Aftor tho warriors had mulo
speeches, tho Hon. J. T. White, colorcd, COM
missioner Of Public Works, and lato Stato Sena-
lot tho Legislature settlo the matter. This
speech had the effect to prevent the enrolment
OF single man.
Gov. Baxter, last evening, received informu-
tion from tho President, that his requisition for
tion. made on tho 19t6, Lad never reached him,
and he forwarded tho following, both By tole-
graph aud by letter:
-, ,, = cuo,, ,u..,,... . LITTLE Rock, Apri! 27.
Oh lilo 10th Of tia month"; III Governor Of thia stato
yon hat hero wnn ai arnrd il.srEection
against tic legal Government Of thH State, aud ade
reqsitlon upon you for a to suppress 1t md to pre-
vent domestic violence. have Just Decl, advised that
10 Buy TINT armed insurrecon exists III this Snto
against tue lawfully constituted authority thereof
Of May, viii ca upon YOU Tor for aid T to rrolcc. tlo
{sgucd) ELISHA BAXTER.
Governor Of Arkansag.
TRAIN BE1zED.
;, A company OF Baxter men took possession Of
tho Fort Smith train today, ncar Lewisburg to
prevent some reinforcoments for Brooks from
President Of tue Cairo 4 Fulton Railroad. and a
number Of othor distinguished railroad mon,
callca on GOV. Baxter to-day.
DEsEnT1oN.
Capt. William T. Graves, Of the Brooks forccH
Mt tho State House this evening nnl camo into
= 10 Baxter lines stating that he had quit that
srty.
( NU31ONs.
X telegram from pino bluff statos that tho
Bl ,oks men have Rdyicos from WaHhngton that