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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24

6 Our Own Southsra BItfsrB.''

To you, fellow-ciiizsns of the South, We
TONIC BTTTERs ssasoetsa Ish relsrsnss disoa
specially pFsvaleutin orr lstitnas.sl
We do cl a brsthrss ths Esrsh Pes
that our nastguE wiz Qhgue 81 diseases essh s. hs Oar
takes Sight, sid oaly aszAEd Ter
our Bitters 3 restricted juFisaietlon.
They sressrietod aPVeAtOa % ssrtaias e
complaints They assume 20 treat sraEEssnt q sac Sto
aeh Disturbances OF Digestive FunsoEs aEd Aa
raj assituds asd nervous eoadsas rssuitl fe lOa
hos summers
The Palate and stomach Reconcilsd.
medical virta these BittsEs
favor which ssptVats the mosa f.s4idioss
palate We claim shis sae have solved tAs dies
problem Of reoOnens the hesb of s bodT With hs iassi-
genee the zeshiug IN seE ht as PEia-
Onsr's right, fair tzial. ~ e, II. EBBERT Co.
oe7m3 AZ - Depot Memphis Tsna.
ATVVE87HI & GsEEIE8zE sE,
A T 7 RN BY S A. LA W
No. Is North Cssst stress. 80
sepl5-3m MEMPHEs, TENN
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24

BAD MoRALs.-A new York telegram, da-
ted 10th inst, says The DEGREES of di-
vorce since Monday in this city make an
aggregate of seventeen absolute divorces on
the ground of infdeIity thus far during the
week, and four judgments of separation
from bed and board on account Of cruelty
inhuman treatment, neglect etc, on the
part of the husbands The number of sim
liar cases pending in the different courts Of
this city at the present time is between 700
and 500"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24

Last Saturday another large fire occurred
in Nashville, by which property to the
amount of 100000 was destroyed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24

Clark has been elected State Senator from
Wilson and DeKalb counties. A Conserva
tive gain Ledbetter Radical, is elected
State Representative over Jones, Conserva-
tive, from hurry, Lewis and Williamson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24

MExED.-We are favored with an en-
change paper printed in Nashville on genu-
inc German type, and, being unacquainted
with the language used by It's Tutonic edi-
tor are often puzzled when we attempt to
interpret a paragraph, which, from the large
letters used, attracts our attention. Here is
the best we can make of one of the para
graphs referred to
Nashville, g. Nor 1866.
To der PEBBLES nit der kopperasuns:
My prudder, Hans Dunder, vat vos old
man Spikleberg's daughter Katriena, make
shust so goot kOnstabier as never vas, und
he no Ikea der Office because Miester Swie-
vel make-a der big fuss NIT him at old man
Schroder's lager beer garten nit der loyal
votes, ind my pudder Hans leaye-a dis
blaze and 60 init stcampOat to der Memphis,
where he keep-a deer nice beer in bees sa-
loon NIT der big FRED sign in der Main
street; und now ! butts dis in der baper shust
because ish der good loyal man und viii do
init der Office Of konstabler shust Ikea der
Sheneral Siegel did mid der tam rebbles vot
fight nit sheneral Price-snatch UNI like der
devil! All der beepies vOt is loyal tell der
barson PrOundlow dat ! make trouble NIT
der tam secesh und shust put um IN der Jail
ven ever he no like um, und der nice barson
tell-a me to spoke nit der printer to make
der dickets, witch { did, und last Monday vas
a week der poles Till pc open. Anybody vot
votes NIT me, drinks init me.
Signed YAcoB DUNDER.
There is no doubt but what Yacob was
Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-24
COMMRRCTAr

In commercial affairs no change for the
better has taken place since this day
one week ago, and until national affairs as
sumo more solid aud reliable tone, the
dorth which has prevailed for several weeks
past may be expected to continue. Below
we give quotations
New YORK, Nov 2l.-Cotton quiet; sales
Of 1000 bales at 34935le. Flour quiet at
sII 909I6 Is. Wheat quiet; No , Mil
vaukee, s. 28CG2 IS. Corn unsettled !;
mixed, 81 %
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 21.-Cotton higher
sales Of $500 bales; low middling, 32t933;
middling, 24c-, receipts $500 bales. Sugar
duh and no demand; fair, 10le. Molasses,
inferior. 45c.; prime, $4,000. Flour dull
superfne so so; extra 81 58@l6 So
Corn in good demand, mixed 81 80 white
81 35.
MBlFHIs, NoY. 2I.--Cotton-low middling
5000; middling to Strict do, 3I1933.
Received from all sources to-day 1888 bales /;
exported to-day 1876 bales. Gold-but lit
tie doing, l4O@14Ii silver, 27@28.
Inc meaneSE reason Tor getting married
that we have ever heard Of was from man
who said he wanted some one to part his
hair for him. The stingy- cuss lives at Wi
nOna-La Crosse Democrat.
Brick you are wrong The +" cuss !"
was strongly of the opinion that he would
make an excellent tonsorial artist, and IN
Intentionally used the word has instead of
her! Only a slip of the tongue, Mark,
that's all
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12

sOn 5amtOIOt S9nsn Rd6eus titsr tbu mitse
tt.tltf" ..' ''t''s IS
vgtur @snises. DIS Id itn iaat,. sas Id auf
stnsr tviifsnidaftIi&sn Reiie fi, I'M fur tnsius
DGsni4aftsn dIte gttliotSsten su tsnussn--" '' :
r@is fnb grOieiIor res Griminalrs&ts?" = |
.llno bss GriminalprUeiIes. - ''' !.
Das idarfs anss bee 'tstdtissn Tsiiuiratss
batte alio pol1dnsis,Redt sstast. '''.. "'.4''- y
vllne ra fnssn gle In htm etaube alter Hib.
Iicttstsn @tOf iar SIRE @iTsniaait :" frasts Der
Baron. '-''. '''' ,''
rNsuen Steff nnr nod Ca" serffsrts ter prus
fsfIor rss Grtminalrsdts unb GriminalsrcseiIes.
limb ni6t in rem letenSissn 9sssn unS gsrs
tstr?" '''.'''' "'
Ser Yruf.1or JAP tsn Baron psrwuntsrt, tann
miteibs an.
uOas estsn," iaste sr nit tufsm Seltatswuets
lstn. s9etUrt nur Der unSelsSrten uns Sarum uns
iruttharcu Yraris an. Der BiiTsnl9aituns @s.
lstrfamtsit tann nur Die ate tla7ias 3sit tls tss
lstenrs unO ndbrsnbs Ultla rsiam. ''''.'..'-'
HSn Der Stat, ID ianss an su bssrsifsn," iasts
S'rtinrIta Der Baron. yDarf ID bitten, futt;u-
| fatrsnl" '''' ''
ngls i'd afe.A fair eu Yrcfsfsr fort, .alsraus
Der BON 3um6Olrt cen 3wsd meinsr steiis nit.
ssttsiIt unS tim Ssast bate. CAP ID aud In ritis
@sssnp tunms. dubsrts sr, sab In pieIsr Gtssns
pas S&lob 3sfen9Orf liess, fas Dor aurst sintr
letnsr Sstanntsn. Der Baron Ritt.rbsIm ansNauit
babe; Der Baron babe itm ssrf&srt, tab rae
S&lOb tins psrt9sOtls, alte gitliOttst sntbpIts.
Gr tOt mir saraui islbf elm Gmsfstlansei9rsltsn
an rem Baron on, ter cline 9sitlans In tsr &c.
tosrs sslstt babe unS Elm iebr ansenstmss eaue
made"
ngEsitsrctat sr Stnsn pon benz Baron Rttts &
sslm ni&ts ssiast ...-
oWstsr nt6ts."
: sS:s batsn aud ionF ni&ts tptltsr User sisitn
lstbGrtF 1s4 ..E
ogar nidB. Das gmpi.bluussl&u tints
alsrunrw son Sumtulst. mar mir ssnus. abs,
. Ste MAIDEN elm 70 bstenllt4ss Gsfdt." r,.
.. (Gsrtfbuns fslst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
SfT,ieaer An;ei8cr.

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a.. .GaruurLtt, Wp.
@ut GOss.I. etaats. .ssnatOr- m
@1mptcutpn, MQ.
g0m 8. Eaum.ssr. 3ltprdisntant-
aSccll, NJ. WO.
Gsl. 2. 8. Sale, Ser. q. ANfnOF-
S0airinQOn, Yfe.
erna 9.d, Gsa ad1f. ah,dcr--9s.lmanhn S,I St0'
q y 8Raupin, z. 81. Observation-Disclosures 0fe.
Ssw q N Cptns, Sysuit 8tttt'r -
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xs,t,u> Circuit @lrrt-Dslmnnn. Vt'
ar, Grt,n s 1.rry, 0surtp 8Gte'-E a'H'G,WU
~, ~ tSr;pu,r fermnnn, MO.
n ~. Ss,s,r' Ss ssnHh asasttrr-sap, UiO,
a.. SisSt,a, G,vaty ebsriH- -S'rm'"n' @'rc
= stG,,m.,tr, 6s, Edasm,i't'r-nt'"'''l', @ss' s,s
H., q rrtus. 6srss, sutrspor-S''mNnMS NJ ;9'''
go -" S,rtn., uMNcr-9srmann, @'.
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s., Nsdminass 2 bic S lltr, in msI1e" S'""
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
Cine Airmrs5na ht.
GUn 8. {. ?. Scmmr.
(GcrtNFnn9.)
Sin pprmcbmer &err.

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o.n s,uats Oa pinttn I'M GUlie iaken an srcBsn
,,rs 1Isiusu 5iItsn sins MsnBs Gatf. Sic to
u,u usu rrr Sjrmeb ;urud, mraten aud Hislleitt
4 t;u ptrutl Is IGen runtlcr Atenf mar. De
,,ntubaltun9 mat cine se'nI' 9'mlhts wis l"uis.
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{ a aus cinsm srOBsn Timer @taitrtrpf mn praa
7,isio elmer GeimFaitc 81, RE rOr 'Rm aui O'n
5Uas Ran0.
ms,sn linn itour sin ant ertr ptrr, ngeulsA
non 6ut in rtr 6anr, p,s wenn sr Jsrsn A"9fn'
s15 ic,tatbsn rpur uup rcd nft iprlem'ner
fame. Sr 1titn aaf rsn ftsnssn Ssrrn gu war'
ten.
SIS iR ssmiB 3sit," iase sr ,u i9m.
Der fytnes Ssu tiimmsrie d obsr n''r "e"''
=. ,arun,.
goir wusm rod tie Gtaias n&t i'm Sttt
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ugStr t.9rsn ia ,urud."
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asr,p, sae mir ;uriidSstren Z"
,sQr leIIen ia spaSsn nne NGss ttr!"
II .6rrs t,r 2euitl! Trsuset,u, tsi elmer 10
den aTaire tann tsin @snid raiar ttuitsRtn =
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Il sd sIauss mabr@a:tis, Sic ssntsn an st
II, G.Iatr!"
u nqn isin qsbm muB man msnisfsas i"n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12

stblt&t'KGurat Gin Sariftfsar
iast: Sd sats Grauea ssisSsn, bic fi& far&tstsn
in sinsm @assn'su iutrsn, Ysil ls slauttett has
Yieru Tonne sur&setsn; bi. fA iarttstsn IN Elm
Boot su astssn.@tvel fl slaubtsn. % tSnne am'
l6lassr-sis ila firatstm dtsr sins Disis gu &C..
ben, neil fe slaustsn. Der Stau tbnns tnsn
iaas sutsr ns tate i'd cine ssis9sa. tie f& Sc
tarttet bate, ;u beiratben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
Gine Ste8erflo8e.

., Jag, ru itpl3sr meiBrr Nann,
gEas ttatija jsmuls cir,
Cts Tn in smis wilrtm sEaAn
Nur rsntt, i'd iti elm 1Rier?
Sa ritbt msin 8Iut, wie ssin,f. rrtb,
Wsin Ser;, wic rsiu's, nidt warm :
0ullt mttitlup ts nitt 2uh unr Nctt.
sDie trin's, uup GrtunG' unr Sarm?
@liibt Mat Gin 6nnsen auta III mir,
gpm ,w gem 0.iRsrliG!,
linn nett uur ltrett, als wis tsi tW
Ias sr ric Natt rmAtritt 3
une TAI: @otur mid itwar, 9etas -
@pri6, iites mciu gsr9eS'n!
rlup il 8trrienlt rein tl.nsts 5Aar'
Gen Antlib wtiB unr lb0n 3
uas tast itr isltR@mir nids 9sioSt
Str @tiBsn fprt i'm Ncrr,
SD isi etn Wsnlb 3 Grtt ti'5 9s'aSt,
g. tratt' Aur l'asn Mrlt -
Sd ttat mas mrius YEi6t astct,
Neiu Rstuu9emrrt csb:tlttt.'
Grum tlut' ID - nun, III tlut lu 1He',
G,rattsn unc ettGultt.
Sa grin gum e&ps't', sum S'~sDT'
sSrt mid gum 5Irsits BAR:
Ger Ureitsit stII's-itr Sruesr y" !"
Iss SGrar,cn 2cIura mar.
Nh ia! ggir tamsitsn ted lur N'tis:
Die aItc 8eael b!sitt
Ga it tsin Stratl sss B'lH H'n'a eI'St',
Tas Grsitsitsirutts trtist -
llnr trrpst R.rb' i6 ans rs tirtt
Qut DER @rtGiursshcf
SIR mersn Stamm rie &ntrtur9 Wir;t
lin itu auI's Neu' ertsa -
llnr ItuslUt, ME S,u il er iano,
50 Oa u turrrr i'tR'H;
qsb' rotl, I'll irsttt StioYsniane -
NFsiu Stub Gir I'M Sn9:p'n -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-12
Ne,te gdn8erfpri6e.
@o man lfnst. a., @
ia las Gt6 rutiS ntseer;
5ab'n's a i&ls6t's Bier,
Ia sstf 9lsi& wiessr.
@.r ni6t lief gsin, Dsib une @sians,
Spart man6sn @rOiden isin esssnIans.

CUR &rtssssst mclIt. Elm gfarrsr isins @smein-
rs ,ur mxiltssn @esenrstrissssn rem Gsino srws'
den urp risf itr re @erts su, pa iaOu ists
i'd ren 8snp anradea iete itn slnerinsen In
susr Gorf, cure 5duier .aniinrsn. cure 6abs
pIaursrm, cure @sitsr unS ao6tsr snifa9rsn So
Re nuten, is tummsn, istt tar bic easnsn ipstsn 2
bSrt itr srsmmfln mtrtsln 2" Bel SxilR DaltIp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
GENERAL NEW ~.

A meeting of persons representing the wosk-
ing people of the country held yesterday for the
purpose Of considereg the expedienoy of holding Ma
tiona Labor Convention. A proposition looking to
such gathering in Cleveland, next December was
adopted.
The investigation into the alleged frauds in
constructing the new Court House was terminated
Yesterday BY the arguments of counsel for both sides OF
The case Three very long speeches made but no
decision reached.
The Meteor case was before Judge Belts OF
the United States District Court YESTERDAY No sub
Stantia progress was made in adjudcang this vexed
matter. The trial proceeds to-day.
At the meeting of the Commissioners OF
Health yesterday tine ragdealers. the milk vendors
and the fshmongers seyeray came in for a share Of
consideration.
A meeting of persons opposed to the present
gas monopoly prevailing in the city was held last even
Ing aud measures were invited to procure redress and
reform.
In the Board of COunclmen yesterday mes
sage was received from the Mayor yetong the project
FOR warming the City Hall by steam at an expense OF
$4,000.
An exhibition of skill in billiards occurred
last evening in Cooper Institute, Messrs. Roberts,
Kavanagh Cahin and Deery being the performers.
1t is expected that the investigation OF the
Dstiery frauds still in progress at the Astor House
will close toward the end Of the present week.
The musicians are about forming "a second
Union for protective and charitable purposes 10 be an
iagouistic TO that already in existence.
Duellng has been revived at Lexington, Ky,
fight having occurred there yesterday morning be-
tween two bellgerent SOuthrOns
BY the capsizing Of the schooner Father and
Son IN Chesapeake Bay last Friday five persoDsal on
board-were drowned.
The annual Fast in Maine will be on Thurs
day April 10. by appointment Of the Governor
very bold and successful burgary-was exc
cuted in Avenue A on Monday morning.
Yesterday was dull day in City Fenian
affairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 1855 al26, after selling
ut l2 Goldbearng Government stocks steady and the
z5Os stronger There nothing be had Of either issue
nnder premium At the Second Board prices showed no
disposition advance and altogether the day has been quite
dull Erie was in demand and sold at 81. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh and in quite general request The
Jas. quotations were: Canton 46Q48 Quicksilver 4iQ4l
Mariposs l2al2i; New.Yok Central 92ld9li En-. 81
b. Hudson River lO8 alO9i READING lolialO, Michigan
Southern, 8l{48t Cleveland and Pittsburgh 79ia79. Rock
Island ZIG! dilei; North Western, 29d27i; NorhWestcm
preferred 56456,. in money aud commercial paper
change Exchange is dull at O7QC7l for Co d,ys Sterling
Ersncs, 530d5273 for 60 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

and deeper into dvp,:s % Europe, and exporting
our National promi3es-to-pay gold anu Sii'ci
fifteen to twenty years hence, "''n in l.t''
meantime, to pay for tho Silks, Laces, N'nv-
&c. which will have been consumed and viii
have utterly vanished two years hence. Every
importer knows right well that Contraction in
order to Resumption slackens the demand for
and reduces the prices Of goods; and he reduces
or wthdraws his orders whenever he is sure
that we are marching firmly toward Resump-
ton. Increasing the duties hardly damages
him; he adds the increase to the price OF his
goods; but an approaching Currency reduces
the number of able and willing consumers; so
he reduces his importatons, or the sheriff winds
him up To plead that we cannot attempt to
resume until we shall have induced favorable
balance of trade is exactly like the careful
mothers resolve that her son should never " go
into the water until after he should have learned
to SWIM"
As to growing more Cotton, we heartily ap'
prove it; yet it is doubtful that twice or thrice
the amount Of Cotton we had to sell in 20
would have brought us a much larger aggregate
return than did the quantity we actually ex-
ported. The Herald seems to forget that 1000
900 bales of Cotton at pod. per pound nets more
money than 5000, 900 bales at Sd.-the charges
for freight, commission, &C., being far less.
We shall grow more Cotton and other staples
for export whenever our capitalists and opera
tors find or presume it more advantageous TO
use their means in that way than in foreStalling
and all manner of baneiul speculations A close
money market throughout the past year would
have very decidedly swelled the volume oil ouI
exports.
But it is idle to try to balance by our Exports
such enormous Imports as those OF the last
three, six, or nine months. The task is beyond
human power. Europe would not take OF us
the requisite Products, save at frightiul dim
mutton of their prices. We must produce at
home far more and import far less in order to
achieve healthy equilibrium; and the sure
way to this lies through "a discriminating but
decided increase of our duties on Imports, par
alleled by a reduction or repeal of some OF the
most onerous taxes on Home Manufactures, and
a resolute. vigorous effort for an early Resump
ton of Specie Payments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

The resolutions Of the Board Of Aldermen,
indorsing the President Veto Of the Freed
mems Bureau BILL did not pass the Board OF
Councilmen without protest. The speech OF
Councilman White in favor of resolutions which
he moved as substitute, thanking the Senators
who voted to pass the bill over the veto, was a
clear and strong statement of the true grounds
OH which the bill was originally framed, and
argued for q reconstruction OF the Union on the
just basis of equal rights aud the elective
franchise for all. Some day New-York will
have Common Council enlightened enough to
adopt the doctrines Of Mr.. Whites speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
HUNsBY ON FINANCE.

From The " y. Hcrah
" with all the difficulties surrounding IL. with all the
obstacles which now 10 lie IN the way all that is
necessary 10 enable the country 20 steer clear u break
ers and secLre early return TO specie basis Is for
those who called upon 10 legslate upon the question
exercise little sense. Gold is now rapidly
declining and greenbaoks approaching IN value. from
the natural results OF the laws Of trade and any attempt
20 hasten them either by legislation In Congress
contraction by the Secretary Of the Treasury. Will in
the end delay rather than hasten the return 10 specie
payments Nor Will the plan Of forcing resumption Of
specie payments by Withdrawing the greenbacks and
fnnding them into bonds accomplish the object IL will
interfere and clog the business Of the country without
securing the object aimed at. " cannot sptcis
payments long purcases abroad eceta Imports
10 ne they hare for The last roe years One great
cause for the a OF gold at this time is the large amount
Of cotton which Is being shipped which reduces the de-
mand for gold 10 pay foreign indebtedness. The
legislation at Washington may bring about fall In the
metal and then, through the simple fact that the
brokers in Wall st. acting upon the belief that It must
go down, manage 10 lower the quotations; but this Is
only temporary and is liable 10 a reaction the moment
that the furry is But lot the country raise and
send 10 Europe sufficient cotton, any other product,
20 than pay for purchases abroad and there
will be longer foreign demand for gold. and specie
payments will come in spite Of legislation.
This fact, We think Is OF itself the great key To the
solution Of our present financial problem IL the mem
bcrs Of Congress tell when shall export cotton
and other products sufficient TO pay debts and
purchases abroad they then fix the day when we
can specie payments; and all attempts TO force
II sooner than that will only bring upon disaster a
punishment, for our folly"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
Union Meetings In Connecticut.
Tuesday March ..

Iufsf1y MATNN =.
PuTSAM-Gen. JOSEPH X. HAwLEY, Gen. " z
BANKS.
SorrHNGIos-Gen. JOHN L. SWIFT. Capt Nc
CARNEY.
DAsIEIsoSvIrLE-Hon. GEORGE S. boutwell,.
SourH CovENrRY-Hon. C. c. WooDMAN.
NoRwIcH-Hon. HENRY C. DENSG.
MEBrDEN-Hon. JAMES W. N.Y. Of Nevada. Gen
GARFIELD Of Ohio PATRICK C0gBErT Of Syracuse.
BLoonFTLD-H. K. W. WEIGH Col. ArrgLMAN.
ROCKY HnL-Dr. ". c. DoASE.
sourHlSGroN-Hon. LoT NJ MoRRuL, JOHN
BUCK.
NAUGArUcK-Hon. HORACE MAYNAGD.
NoRwIcH-IIon. n. q. TAYLOR OF Tennessee
MADIsoS-Co. W. +. STOKES Of Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

The Senate occupied the whole OF yesterday
in discussing the Stockton case, and adjourned
without reaching q decision. Mr.. Sumner
moved to amend the journal by striking out
Mr.. StOcktOn's vote in his own case. Mr..
Trumbul, Mr. Sherman and Mr.. Fessenden all
thought Mr.. Stockton had no right to vote.
Mr.. Stockton finally asked leave to withdraw
his vote, but objection was made to that course.
A motion to refer Mr.. Summers resolution to
the Judiciary Committee was rejected, Il to q,
and with a question pending on postponement
of the subject till Thursday, the Senate ad.
journed.
The Copperhead papers have undertaken TO
abuse Senator Morrill, Of Maine for his vote in
this matter, and charge him with violating his
agreement with Senator Wright Of New Jersey.
1t is therefore, due to Senator Morrill, to say
that he is not only free from blame, but that he
appears TO have taken every possible means to
put himself perfectly in the right Mr.. Wright
has been absent for weeks. Mr.. Morrill, had
paired off with him on this question Before the
matter came mp Mr.. Morrill, notified Mr..
Wright that he desired to terminate their agree.
ment. This notice was sent in ample season to
enable Mr.. Wright to reach Washington. BY
parliamentary usage the world over that is all
Mr.. Morrill, was bound to door could do, and it
wholly absolved him from his arrangement with
Mr.. Wright. An agreement to pair off may
always be terminated upon such notice-other-
wise il neysr could be eateged lto. ~ charge