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TIE EHaLlsH PREss Oh .AoOKER's Re-
rREAr.-IAs Leadaa joarnak, Of the 23d, eli
ssoaameat spcn Hooksr's retreat across the
Rsppahsnnock.
The London Times remarks that operations,
preceded BY moro than the usual gasconading,
have been followed by the usual miserable
WaA % disabled a. TO make the defeat of Sedg-
wick rather an opportuns excuse for retiring
than real disappointment. Sedgwick's corps
was driven across the river ON the night Of
Monday, and on Tuesday morning Hooker be-
gan to follow him. He had Left on the field
the dead and We unded In the Sundays battle,
which indicates plainly enough that when the
Unionists were driven back In the last great
struggle their retreat was something like .
rout. The shattered army, consequently, had
to be Withdrawn with the utmost caution, and
during the night it succeeded in getting away.
The Times sees no end to the war Int by the
slow PROCESS of, exhaustion either Of men, or
Of that real snthusiaam which tights instead Of
breaches. The next few months must decide
whether the war u 70 end with the present
year. Or to drag on 70 the close OF President
Liucoln's term, or 'later."
The Daily Neacs Gays; 1.-THE campaign
south Of the RappahannOck must be added to
the list of Federal failures; but, although Gen.
Lee announces . great victory, he does not
announce that hs hss pursusd . flying enemy,
or that he holds foos Of ground more than
he did when Hooker began to move"
The Star says: ''Ths honest confsssion of
disaster would be more digniied ON the part
of Mr.. Stanton than the silly statement Of re-
treat from prudential oonsidsrations, or tho
moro anthoritative announcement that often.
sive ppasAGions win b speedily rssuued"
e 4 only In moments Of disaster or disap-
Dointnent thsrs risss . general call for Fro
eodes are filling up, and Fremont viii have his
The Herald says that Hooker had no alter.
native bat 10 retreat.
The M0rsixg Post observes that the South.
srn 0snsrais have been eensured for not fol-
lowing up their victories. Conddering the
officially Of replacing nen out OF 2 comPera'
tivsiy small pop1laAion, + does not blame Lee
for not renswin6 the a1fa1k on Hooksr's lines,
bot does not understand how hs managed 70
allow The Fsdsral comnAndsr to effect his re-
treat with such facility.
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LgM IRaghss.-Ths enormous prices aak :
ed for butter and other articles ofeonsumpt3on
in the markets, ought 70 ensure just wsightafo
the purchasers, or subjecs the sellers 70 Panish.
ment. Yesterday morning the olSfk in the
second Market took possession Of several lots
of fresh butter, whicn were after wards c0ntis-
catsd by the Mayor, because each pound print
weighed only about three quarters.
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Saaskayy.--The Mayor has ordered his e1l-
GERS to search out all unclsan plaess In tho
city and report 10 him such - sse calculated
70 produce disease. II this orde. 4 riR1dly
enforced much sioknses may be prevenssd
dnripg the summer months, and the comfort Of
the sniirt community will b greatly increased.
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That Yankee afotius, Francis Lieber, has
been snlightsning the world upon the laws of
war, ~ will b sssn BY refsrsass 70 another
column. Among other things, hs tells Us that
slaves are property only BY virtas Of the ma.
nisipsi law, and thai II they escape during
war to tAs bslligsrent opposed to their mas
tszs they become free:
Therefore, In war between the United
States and beliigefent which admits of slave.
~, II person held in bondage BY that bel,igs-
der the protection of the military forces Of
the United States, such person is Immediately
entitled to the rights and privileges Of free.
man."
80, after all, the Confederacy is a be'ligerent
power, is it3 How long has 1t been eincs
Yankee doodle threatened to pitch into John
Bull for acknowledging us az belligerents
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Sabbath Violators are frequently called be-
fore the Mayor and made y pay heavily for
spread of intomperanee all bar-ro0ms are re-
qaired to keep closed doors and suspand opera.
lions on Sunday and the proprietOss Of such
as fail to do 80, a. they fafl under the eye Of
the police, are sure to bs fusd. Yesterday the
city treasury was somewhat increased In vAlao
by the addition Of lager beer and other liquid
profits. collecled in the way Of tines for Sabbaah
yiolaAi0na
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NEw PUBLIcATIONs.-The snterprising firm
Of West 4 Johnston, in this city, basS jass
Published new novel by Wilkie Collins, the
author Of "The Woman In White" No
tifully got up and will doubtless meet with q
very rapid sale.
In addition TO the above, Aessrs. West &
Johnston are now printing new production
emana&ing from the gifted pen of the author Of
"Bsulah," Miss Evans, Of Mobile They also
proposs 70 issue new weekly paper, 'sThe
Record" TO bs edited By wsl-knswn and
talented Southern WxiteE
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Singular Breakihg-Phuip w. Rsynolds.
young man Of some polics notoeieey, was
before the Mayor ye61erdAy, 70 anewse 1oe
breaking into the baiehsr's slnll Of Emannsk
Raymond, at The second market On 6afnrday
and as 80 In money. Rsynolas wae dlueev.
ersd ~ . party of boys when IN the - 6f
breaking the door. Af.sr secuSiag his peun1os.
the lads gave the alarm, folleweA Mn, end
bad him arrested BY Watehman Lasas, Who
found the stolen articles 10 HE posDeeGfon-
After getting into the lGck-up ths pv1Uunsr o.
street, whore he was reczptured Snd locked
up. The Mayor reuAndsd the acoused for iu-
.dic.ment BY the Grand Jury in August next,
and fixed his bail q $500
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c. s. Circuit C0lrt, Judge HalyheTton
prssiding. Court met Yesterday q u
O'Clock. The Grand Jury, altsr being sworn
and charged, retired 70 their room Tor ksasiag
the causes suhntlted 70 them On theis r1essn
they made ths following reports
Robert j. 0saves, Of NOrsh CArolinn, inAies.
"a for treason; not II tyus bill
Sandy Jackson, . siAvs, indicted IN three
eases fSr Sslopy not true billb.
VIM II. Basric9, iadietsd fos. nAlsAsmsanos.
three eases : tfue billn
WIN. r Thonpson. Indeed n two sasos fsR
miodenaanoY; 6ae billA
WD. II. Thona', indeed 1ss nis1smeenos
true bill
JAues Sexton, y. b Ken, Timethy ODsiis,
John Doyle ana Pssry 4oess, indisie1 ~ nAa
deIAeanor; txpe bil1A
The Grand Jury were then aAioprne1. 4
meet again % Friday nsxt = II s'doek.
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THE SITUATION In TENNESSEE AND
MISSISSIPPI.

THE SITUATION In TENNESSEE AND
MISSISSIPPI.
Oar Southwestern exchanges enlighten us a
little on the state Of things in Tennessee and
Misaissippi.
In Tennessee both Roseerans and Bragg
arc feeling each others positions Lsst week
Hardee's corps went to within eight miles
Murfressboro', and found that q strong body
Of the enemy had been thrown forward to
meet them. Polk is also feeling Rosecranss s
lsfi. Whether Rosecrans has reinforced
Grant or not, he still shows very bold front,
but if dc will not come out of Ais fortitica-
tlona there Will be NO fight.
Gen. Joe Johnston has not been heard from.
and 1t is STATED that even his division comman-
ders are not allowed to know his plans as yet.
He has large cavalry force, led by an expe.
riencsd commander, and 10 able to watch The
enemy closely. His forcss hold the Yazoo river,
near Yazoo city, and also the Southern rail.
road West of jackson.
Gen. Kirby Smith IL not at Milliken's Bend
nor is he at por. Hadson. His force started
on Thn,sday week in transports, from point,
which need not be published, for a destination
which Ia not known. Tho Confederate Gen
rAl who commanded In the attack on Milliken's 9
Bend. mentioned in lhe U. s. journals, was
GeE Henry L. McCullOck, Of Texas.
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Catsixg.-A free nsgrsss from Efsdsrisks-
buYa-Sarah JOhnaon-Wss committed by The
Mayor Yesterday 70 answer the charge of r.
loniously cutting and wounding Eli1a 4aas-
field, also free. She viii b tsisd q tie nsxt
term Of the Hustings Court.
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Auo0g The exiles iron e. AuGsaine. ~,
who arrived b OAAE3eaGon, & q. . ~ leeA.
wxs tAe nothas 81 0sA Kissg omilA - =
~ yeaTs OIL
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,,.s ,.s..s s'.s. =. VIA saes ..as II

MO eoese0 via sucA . slaadine posd ef eor.
rapslea = The Federal capital =
haPpaly. III sloald bs deemed advs..h,.
ov our military shisis. ,Asrs ere more ~
and vulnerable points Of the spenv'a ,a,,,.or,
wo'eh our army sas assail than The eily a
washington. We need not nv -. -,
ass' We havs no usans Of Knowing ~ ~.
Pesse OF our nilisasy leaders, nor. II ve had
snoold ws b. ahsard enough 70 hi.t then.-
We know tAat ws have 0snsrals IN wAou
me sosafsy Aas oonAdsnes, Aad the bsss and
osavses amy that the sun ever sho,s upo..
1has sonsbody win b '.huss" In ~ sour,.
OF oms b among the possibilities Bat
whether We shah eonainus g sand on the d.
isnavs or assume the aggressive 10 known
only % our Generals, and 10 for them 70 Do.
'o'ds. The heart Of every Southern man burns
% pay upon their own soil the heavy dsbt
which the unparalleled crimes and outraess
OF he Yankees ct cur owa tiseeides have a..
cenuiaasd. Bat ~ presume aot 70 dictate
Whso Or whore this shall b doDe. One thino
We ass sare Of, our army will Do I'll that NAN
can do. and We look 70 the future NOT onlv
With undiminishsd but with increased hone
and confidence.
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0ea Grant IL Boosting Of hisaAility 70 whip
sos Sshnsaea- AcClellas ussa e hrag IN the
esns ayls. IIis daily bslleeias hon IL
0hiesahs1s1y % Warrington, snnouncing
that hs had driven Johnston to the wall, So,
Are not yst forgotten. There WAS scarcely .
day Ia the sisgs Of Richmond that Mcclellan
did not whip Johnston-on paper. The grim
Confederate chief made NO reply In words,
and We observe that hs is equally silsnt now.
Grant might learn wisdom and modesty from
the fate Of 4cClelhn. Hsnighttaks q lesson
in dignity and manlinsss from the veteran
whom hs boasp that he can damolish, and who
ny IN addition favor him, perhaps, with ono
or two lessons upon the art Of war, a. taught
BY great master, which he viii remember
till his Last hour.
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AFFAIRS lN BxAS-CONTRNPLATRp
FEDERAL INVASION.

We have been placed II possession Of. 6le;
Of Tex " papsfs y late ~ he 25lh ult. Par
ass who havs arrived in Texas ftom Califor
MA state shat TIE Federal troops q Tssces
Asizsns, were undsr msrshiag orders Tor the
Bio 0rande. They arsto fall lia with Gen. C.r,e
tons command sonswhsrs II Texas. Ths
object Of this sxpsdition = mid to bs 10 An,
OIL The eupplles sas Conisdsracy 10 receiving
By the Rio 0rsads aaa through Mexico. /,
nuabsrs about $3.50. Including U. s. regular.
and New 1sxieo aud California yolunfeera
Is b -said they expect force Of 5,OVO, more
asn can b raised h. Texas and ON The Mexi.
can side OF the Rio 0saa3s. This expedition
VIII probably work its way towards the Gulf,
gafh the sid Of tho Union msn (as they say) In
4sxss, until the boundary shah bs entirely in
me ssdesai hands,. They believe the enter.
Prise 70 bs easy Of e&scuaiea. Their troops
will probably start from 81 Rsso, and take pos
session Of the shain Of forts extending towards
San Antonio, and make eseh in succession the
bsss Of operations against tho next, until the
army Il within easy communieasioa with CO.
operative force upon the Calf. Residents OF
FAxas say that, svsnif they should b<ins 30.
OO nen-which we know full well they can
not % at tais tims-thsy woald not be aLl6 70
fsAsd . He hhs that of the nio 0rands, i 30
miles long.
Gov. Lubbock, in his msssage, states that
Texas has furnished some 81 600 troop; for tho
Confederate army. He recommends q State
consumption law, to embrace all between the
ages Of l6 and GU; and this law has been
adopted By the Legislature, and is now in
forcs. The Governor statsd that, according to
the closest calculation, this law would add
about "a 600 men tv the Southern army. :.
Gov. Vidaurri, at Monterey, 10 friendly to
the Ssuth. He is warmly attached to Texas.
Tue crops in Texas promise abundantly. The
greatest danger to BE- apprshendsd to our crops
Ia now from An excess Of rain, for the present
indications are that this 10 70 be one among tbs
few rainy seasons Of Texas
Tie gunboat Caddo was successfully launch
ed At Galveston early in May. This vessel
has been built with great dispatch by Captain
Carter, CoafsdeEats Staaes navy, naval engi-
nssr, and her future commander. 1t Is claimed
for her ali the sxcellsncies Of the gunboass
that have gone before her, with many Of their
defects remsdied, and sundry late improve
menss added. She il all new and built of oak;
her walls are eaid to be four feet thick, and
then this ia said to mailed with iron. Her ram
is of the most formidable character. She will
carry four heavy guns. A good part of her
machinery is now on her, and ss soon as che
is mailed she win be ready for the service.
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der exploded, sr eaW the smoke OF u ascend
up to heaven. There was q vast amount Of
rnaning done "faced by the rear rank" but l
caunot learn that there was 10 any part Of the
field very much real fighting.
This same officer, says the New York IKsld,
has good deal more to say to the same effect,
and we hope his statement will be repub!ish
ed in every Nav England journal. The intol-
cradle c,nceit Of that section of the Union,
aud the teach;iags Of its abolition pulpit, press
aud orators have led its people 10 despise the
South a. ssmi-barbarous and degenerate be-
cause of slavery. Statements like the above
by Massachusetts, men in Massachusetts, news
papers will rudsIy dispel the iiIusions of years
"A TO the iuferiofity Of the Southern people
and tho superior morale Of tho sous Of New
EDgland.
o. TsUcTJRa TBK DRAFT N Tan sITID STATS
In an order Issued by the Federal Secretary
Of War We lind tho following dsfaiio9 Of
what the authorisiss viii consider obstructiDg
the exscution Of the draft:
There ara many ways OF obstspctfng officers
In The perlormance Of their "sefvio06 or da.
dee Ia making, or 10 relation 70, the draft,
without employing physical force. TAe nsg
leee or refusal 70 Do On aes required by law 70
b done, nay itself bo An "06stsuetton' - "a
| suhiec4 the Olfeoder 70 Agro1k
Sapposs = apsrson q bs found slaadis4 10 9
were rsQaired % sater into pl.ee dsolGnated
byhW 81 tho place 1e1 dfals. aa1 snppo1e tn
!, 81 slan1in9 II that plaos would prevent aseeaI
by tkaoo q 1ooro to fhe plaee Of dan.
i u the1 soqaoGt hin 70 nevo away, a1a y
| neelsols o. rsfagee - - ~, 9or ~ pazYoee Q
pssysnaine he Asat ~ noarpssfoenaAee .
- 81 g re9ossl weeld 3 ~ "a
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- - y -
q q sl1sr, shSess a ~
uaaas I'LL ~, 81 - I5a.
'ears 80 ssss Rsilsss whssu ~
80 - AssAsz.
seall - MI
= - ssad. llzl, s. ss ~
- sSsssas 10 - ssp 4
e sss q 8
||essr. &
RIsbmoud oamaands me Aa3ou lhrcaRl
vhiah ~ n i Il 10 sazal =
eemplaks henes ~ impesiapa hs pas
eepssioa 81 ths plass Viii bs pafasaes
II Ii sheaslss u Win hresk sp Il ronbls-
spms 20 Bss gsas ~ g
fegmsEss
Ths federal fsrsss - Grsenaso8, IA Ii
shsi ! -
aaskzs - ] alsssA y 9
: wssk 80.
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so, 900 Havana ciears iast rseeiys
and for sale nd Nixon's. .


THos. JkEyERls, q hia dissillsry near ihis
cisy, % nov saskisg No. 4 sssisls.of whis-
KY We knew that Il i good, for eur Dn-
foreground Reporser ssys 20 ,snd be doa',
speak uaadvissdly -hs hss assanasa 100
many Democratic neesiDgs e bs g feolsa''
in she uasssr Of whisky: Besides coed
whisky, Dir. J. has .tpsoofa high wiass,
and .fneussal spiriss, ? intended especially
for ths etnigrant trade. 2. -. s... I.
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q 49,, =. Philsaq inhiaa AReil b.,
i eissss isssst, aalsA 6 ChsrisssAk il
N ApsiI. says b ssuppsssa shet m .wemsn
md shilared hsss lsfs - Disy. Gs,Ef
-Four Fsdsfai iros-elads have bssn In
1diste sigsf. 20 milss sossh d hsss for .
Ieak. - 9 sasanaS8
AdaSlssi Duposs wiIl b. hsFs to-day,
skss. . . said, shs esphsrdmsns viii ssal-
sasaeA. = Isfsporisa Ne army viii ssmaiu
. Pert nsyal assli afsR 40 heabaaamsaa.
Ths rspsss y eebabiss q ths rsbsls hass
I'D tins - oppassanity FOR foraifying Oh
Ian ksashss, ana hass ma6a tAsn Az
me- q. Ia 81
i We hsss eeon engagsd sos swo aays as-
sangiag shains n ths sidea Of our ysaasis,
= psessos shsit ebiss q
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ar - ~ BID q
! lalsar @ 8 isaag ssse . Rsss.
asass asasss rsisea ksss l
April - ssaass iaas ths sas7 d eaiz
lfost Asss ben rsisesrsa - 81 l1sts
samhassasa svsswhslnissls lsfss. Bssss.
tbrs lrias - iasslli sapes - headasaztssa,
% 49, - % rssrshs ,,fen nEpaRe "a
slties - eeassnplaisd. = ss7 { e
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F-. - .'#" N9W 1Wf&s Apfsa De
The weird haa sasgsllaalngE 0aksiaa IN.
fermatioo has been received 90 the Was
Dsparsmspt shas me- ri agaias.
Charleston has bssn Inflicted by the iaad-
ing Of Federal Eoess near he fsss 81
Jsmss Isiaaa. 4a = r aogE
Priysss letters rsseived lsse sigas arsa
Connssdr 5ns. Ksssrs, ssosnd In CON-
masa aadsr DsppsA ard salesk fssm asp,
Hunter, 70 thar relatives, dated Friday last,
saliy sorrsbsrass the rebel ssceeSs 81 he
landing Of our forces On 81. .yohas Island,
and the withdrawal 81 sbs sBsmy's piskssa.
Thsss lsssess speak q shS most sssssrsg.
ing manner os The contemplated msvsmsnk,
which, sbsyyi srssr, Vim tsssSls in ne ds~n-
fall of OhaRis&tehs ~
u u shoughs ws win hsrs Official dis
paseAes 10 that sasos, as shs War Depart.
msns to-day. W., s.-.g..x.. -,
4 Hiisos Hssd Issssr IL ressss sass
stats that che town DC Rilassa, Florida, was
sAksa BIZ ths negro troaps paSar col Mort.
gsmsry. After sspsariBg. is fsbsas sasySs.
sarssd 70 Jseksonqills, Which plass shsy af-
ssrwssds svscuassd and burned.
q psrs Royal isssss : ssys Ne sshhaas:'
sfsnsd eiRssrs and three pfisssss ssss sap.
sursa By .shsfsAslgnkils ssrsssS Eson u
Pulsski % Ogss Chse river; also 40 inpor.
5sSEss1 r5 -
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Washingten, April 3.
! ssloek HsYsfsi ~ mol ID.
ssised any infOsmssios regarding syspssas
0hasasssoB.

New Yosk, April 8.
The Evening Post isassus that on che Ash,
Gso. Poster sAs q Lilsl " ssAisessa sjsh
. brigade Of NORTH Carpliaas md :, nanbsr
ef other, traepa ssiEtaally sarFoandsd By
The ssbels, who have crested hsssssies on
ehs river bssssaa Listla Washingson and
Newbern. a. q. 49,;
L 10 i nadsrssose IL hsslS bsewssa
Gen. ROssag and one rabassa ha ehes plaza,
aoskisg ae&nits In kaewB. Heavy Asink
was heard asssisg fsaR shssaeg nsghsse
Friday nagas, syidsaslg sasm iSbsl batteries.
GsD. gos8sts saeaas g dsssassix haasaesa
10 be snple; he hss ssfsns Tort snsrsnch.
msnts, suthoisat asaasanisiun, plsnsy pro-
visisns, sknd . lasgersinfp sosasns ia,ssanar
norss beISVg asaEss ~ EI9agass
The batteries we're unable Il, saaoh. Gap.
Foster sos siaussg IL gSaxsl fofcs CON steat
20 take thsn. Hh ssposssa 30 sent % II.
Aspf5s ssassiMa siaes Yef gAg&T FsgasESe-
nsnls. and inWas asxpssaAaE iResrB aoaid
ha sasss ffs6ss Ssff6Ek sssslaT ass g N II ~
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IS 49, Msw Xessy Aprif Q. Il
An ahsas 80 hela asshs No.
aa Aospsny iass Might, nj fasos of'sassne.
fsviag posr IL Irslaa8 Addresses wsrs
Ase Us qpag MsCisalaB, Arsh Disaop
magkss, ana oshsrs.
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The BrigadisR. Geasssl whose headquar-
sers are ct Sioux City, NAY be very gsod
Cook; bns be u esrsAinly ssfy sxsrava-
CANT one. or 10 grsasly bsiisd. We have
heard j. rspotssd, seemingly upon gsod sa-
shorisy, that ths General purchases - fer
ags--oosa,, eats, eta. for ths ne III his
comnaas, al 81. Loniss and ships 10 sszas
BY sssanboas shssss u Sioux City. This
10, no dsubt, y faa's far Ne sseanbeasa,
and 81. Louis, sehssassers; bss ills s.dssshn
70 the aoysrnmens. Cosn, which, IS
g. Losis, costs sighty-avs cents per
bashsl, can bs psfeAassd hen. b ass ship
load, % afsssn esnts. Hers = I'D loss
IT ssvsnty esnss per bashsl, indspsad-
sas q fssighs whieh itss2 sloss VII
amouss sss abssf 90 mass q Ne pEiss Of
corn 81 si5ax CITY. " this- ding i srns,
,such "a osksss should be g loaksd altar =
il il 10 NOS true, No hope these who knaw
wili-iafeem ~, shas 10 may do the Cen
eFsi jrssiss. IL
1921 inns sas aaAsra1 laAaa
quit talkiag ah0Re his piessss-hs Ekss 10
brag 90 IA H9ssys nsa shaa y wsaM have
bssa bssasr il ths IA I'D nal bsthsrad hss
ears. cSfak, 60 Idksa son's
fgAa,s fuaidass pom say sbas i sss taks1
juss afaer ron rskasnsd lfem. - pawnss
wsres ndwasn't Nat 10 perkxpsskis Tina,
when tAers xsrsno aiss5 pSssssy b. eea.
AkE4aAa 80 " ,s3!f Ssftss ssfsE 2 ls5 - n
ms sa4 sasfsfEla ;S5ssigFs &szess 2
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800 Havana cigars ;ust received
aud for sale d. Nixon's. ..' = - -: ?
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Hartford, sApsil7.

hafsfofos sApEl8.
Returns frsm all towps in the State bal
one foot up Buckingham, Rep, s,a0s;
Seymour 1886. The Senate ssands IA
Union and Democrats; House 139 Union,
"a Democrats, two towns tie. Three Re-
pubiicans and one Dsmosrss elected 20
Congress. ~. .,- .
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