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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-16
'UHIs COMPANY Is CONSTRUCTING UN.
] der The patronage OF the United States GOV.
ernmeut the westeIn end OF the
GREAT
NATIONAL R.R. ACROSS THE CONTINENT

/
Their line will extend from Sacramento. CALI
fornia. across The Sierra nevada 10 the Calilor-
mia state line. traversing the richest and most
populous section OF Calliosni, and thenee ,hra'
the vicinity OF salt Lake CITY
! Their roa lis already impleted. equipped and
running for ninety -fohr miles from Sacramento 20
within twelve miles u the summit Of tne Sierus
| and n large mount Of the work OF Grading, fun
nelling SC, Sc, beyond that point has been NC
The FIRST MORTGAGE RoNDs OF this Com
| pany anord Unusual Inducements Of Safety and
Profit to Investors. for the following among oihrr
FInsr -The rate of interest Is six Ter Cent 10
| Geld psyahlc semi-annually in the City
| of New Yntk
| SEroND Tho Principal Ia payable IN Gold At
| maturi'y.
TuHp The cost Of the uds, Is Ninety Fivr
| Per tent. anh sccrued Interest. h Teu
| Per tcnt less han that of the che pest
| GOvernmtnt
| Founru THE Unitod states covernment mo-
vides ncsrl, hair the amount necessary
! to build the entire Tund, and looks
! nainl, To a small per centage on the fu.
! ture tratiic repayment.
| Firth Owing 10 ibis liberal provision, accom
| p,niel with EXTENSIVE GRANTS OF
PUBLIC LANDS, bv which the Govern
SUCCESS IS RENDERED CERTAIN
and IT, hnancial Stability Ia tltogether in
dependent of the contingencies which at
tent all ordinary Rnil Rond enterprise
| SIxrH.-The security Il IFS Fist Mortgage BOndp
IL Therefore AMPLE and their character
for safety and reliability iH equnled ONLY
by that OF the obligations OF the Govern
mcnt itself
SEvESrH.-The net earnlngs Of the completei
! portion are already largely In excess
| IN inte-e tohligphons which the Compa.
| ny viii incur on twiee the dis ance and
| and arc steadily increasing. rendering the
| uninterrunted p,yment Of the iuterest alb
| solutely certain.
EioHrn.-At the pre.ent rate Of Gold they pay
| nearly eight and half per cent per an
| mum on the amount invested
| The Bonds are issued In denominations OF one
| thousand dollars with semi Annua gold coupons
| attached. payable In New York, and are offered
for the present ~ 95 per cent. and accrued inter-
| est--in currency-from January Ist
Orders may he forwarded to us direct. or thro
the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts OF
the country
Remitta ces may he made in drafts on New
York. or IN Legal Tender Notes, National Bank
Notes other Funds current In this city. and the
Bonds Will be Forwarded 10 any address, by eX-
press free OF charge Inquiries for further par
ticuars by mail or otherwise, viii receive prompt
attention.
o f.FISkn g. HATCH.
BANKERS AND DsALERs IN Gsv. sEcuRIrIEs,
Nh q
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RAT ROADS.
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn R R.
TIME ABLE.

On ,nd after May 5th 1867, trains will ar
rive at rifnn, ms follows;
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Basket Picnic and Exhibition. .-

basket picnic and exhibition will ne held IN
District No 8 in Eden Township three miles
west Of Mflmore. A. Mr.. Schock's harm. on
Tuesday May 24h. Picnic in the afternoon
exhibition at night Exercises will com
mance nj seven O clock p. ".
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Roots Pe.taehinc fnr restoring gray hair to its
oriaiuai roict thctc.t preparation cNtaut, to De
had ouiy ~
ap il2'-im HERSHiSER S MYERS.
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ITCH ITCH!i
fgu sr.rtV. go. -.

ITCHi lTCH!i ITCH!li
sCRNTCHi sCRATCHli scRATCHii
whea'onp oinfm mt viii cure the ltehln4Shours
Also cure. Salt Rhcnm, Ulcers, rhilllaina and all
Erurhons of the Skin. Price so cents. For sale
by all DrnEgists. By -euding 80 cents to WEEKS
& PORTER, sole agents, ITO Washington street,
Bpstnn, Il wllbe forwarded by man, free postage
to any part of the United States.
June 7, iss9.-tf.
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GEN. r. r. BueklAnd, has our thanks
for a large number Of public documents.
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w HITE LIE a ID
AND
COLORS = IN OIL, --

We have our White Lead made for us by Spe-
elai contract In the beat Eastern Mauufac actOr-
les aud sell sur avn brands, which We guar.
Rntee to give you satisfaction. Ask tOr the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-16
PASSING SOUTH,

rwopAILY TRAINS Pass rIFFIN Each way.
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fOttlCdl.--l Tue iOloNlhR ZINES we WOulu
most earnestly bclieve.-if We could do not
apply to this locality:-
To church man goes TO greet his friends,
Do anything but pray
Sends up, sits down 10 smrlS or frown,
Add then he goes away.
An woman too, If not 80 true
To precepts OF the sky,
But that she can bonnet scan
In church, with critic eye
Tai- applies principally II not wholly, to
matters Of III ht nature, in this region, and
Is therefore respectfully referred'-
OH makers Of our gas, reflect
What rates you on uslevyi
IL surely cannot be correct
Our LIoIT should come so HEAVY.
Toe following is an aifectin ode. descrip-
tive ofa choice Of seasons, in the matter of
death-
] wud not dye In wintur
When whsKey punches 6o-- = -r
When pooty us are sKatng
Or fenlls Of ice and sno- f.
When sassige meat is phrying
And hicEry Kuuts Is thick
Oh who wud hinK Of dyghing,
Or even getting sseKf rra. 't 2
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We are proprIeiora OF nershIser & Myers cell
ebrated Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,
no COUNTRY DnALnRs,

We will guaranied 90 an them orders - low or
Duplicate any lIlll OF ss0Ons they gas bny la
Cleveland or cinfinnan IN OAR line, nnd save
The fSeiglt. Give eas Your orders and lrS ua-
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We have Ju.,roeslvod large stock Of
PAINT AND WHITEw ASH
BRUSHES:

Which we are able 20 sell at Manufactures
prices.
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IIershiser & Myers,
No. shnwnAh's DlOek, TINA. 0hio,
April ~ i,seT.-IltL
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

mr. r,NnskArH TnE TRIBUNE
s for common Hemp Qae ~ 90 undressed y? 10 dressed
g. A., and good demand at Rsd S0 sO Spring and Fall sups
80 SO sOdt 80; Single Extra, $i2 Double Bxrs @h 80
arm 81 % 10 Tor choice Pail Corn trmer hrk heavy for
.n 1hlppnf facilities At 7Id8Jc Oats unchanged 6sd6Sc Pro-
Visions ansh.ns, for bulk meat, paessd snCud 3d. Rib
Clear Sides lie bseonCar Sides l3c> Hogs Arm, Of
as 7sGS8 30 for Hight to heavy. Whisky firm, At % Is
AuausrA jan Co,ton market dull sales Of ITO sAhs Md
dipgs alidae stock-l1,i76 bales.
Jan B-CostondoOd inqsry bns sws oasrpg New
York Mdilpg, 3is
Mdtlug. oiic- -, -. =.
abs q. 80 2sa % Isl Spring al 80 1seeio WHISKY SLi 1
unchanged Hogs steady eTGS1 So nsh Receps-5no head
Msss Pork al slo as Lard held ll Greeu Meats are sooS
Bulk arm GOd lSS AoasJ scarce sna demand
0wssO Jsp uysw dau .st 9' Aulsn are ~ asss "a u
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WEST VIRGINIA.


MEETING or THE LEGIsI-ATURE-THE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
RATIFIED BY THE SENATE.
WHEELING Jan. 15-The Legislature organized to-
day. In the Senate the Hon. w. L. Stevenson was
reelected President, and T. r. Hall, Clerk. In the
House, d. S. Pumell was reelected Speaker and w.
Z. Hubbard. Clerk.
Gov. BOTeman's message speaks encouraglngly OF
the renewed and increasing prosperity or the State
He recommends the repeal of the COnfscatOn law of
1863 because il has been enforced is wholly In
operative and embaTasses business, and recommends
the propriety of repeating the usury laws repeng
and driving out capital and enterprise. He says that
the revenue reports exhibit a gratifying financial
state during the past year. Personal property In
creased over % per cent and capltatlous III per
cent. The new valuation of real estate shows
very great increase over the old. He recommends
energetic prosecution of work on the Insane Asylum
and Pententary He says the report on free schools
shows gratifying progress in the work of education,
and urges the most liberal legislation in support of
the schools and the provision for the Agricultural
College endowed by Congress, He advises the Legis-
lature TO provide for speedy geological survey OF
the State, and to encourage emigration TO the State.
The Message concludes with an able argument III
favor of ratifying the Amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and says it the abso-
Lutte duty of Congress to take control of the rebelous
States after the war; and, under the circumstances,
the terms of restoration proposed are not vindictye
or unkind, much less unjust. A greater magnanlmty
was never shown under kindred circumstances.
A resolution ratifying the Constitutional Amend
ment passed the Senate to-day by vote of 10 to B.
1t will pass the House tomorrow.
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SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

Topeka CKansas) Record, 18th.

LOUISIANA.
REJOICING OVER THE SUPREME COURT DECISION
DIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON Jan l5-The following special dis
patch has Just been received at the Tribune Bureau
here
EEw-ORLEAHs, jan 15-There is general rejoicing
among the Rebel members Of the bar over the decision OF
the Supreme rendered yesterday resembling the
rule which required attorneys to take the tesoath Judge
Dure readmitted to practice this morning In the United
States District Court all the Rebels upon taking the oath
again 10 support the Constitution of the United States
rumor is afloat that Gen. Beaufegard and Mayor
Munroe will invite the Supreme Courts here TO the
banquet TO given in honor of the decision The Pede
says: Indeed it may well be source OF general con-
graduation throughout the Southern States that the great
Mama Charta Of human rights and liberties has been so
nobly and triumphantly vindcated. ST. Paul said
where the spirit Of the Lord s there is liberty"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

IMPORTANT LETTER OF MAJOR-GEN. j. C. ROBINSON
TWENTY-FIVE NEGRO PRISONERS DELIBERATELY
BURNED TO DEATH BY A REBEL SHERIFF AND
JAILOR-A WHITE PRISONER ALLOWED TO ESCAPE.
Maor-Gen. J. G. Robinson, commanding Depart
ment OF the South has addressed TO Gen. Scott the
following letter, which explains itself:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH,
CHARLESTON s. C., Jan. 10, 1867. :
Brsrsf Jfajor.Ge II. X. SCOTT, Cong ha COM =. @.
GYSERtJ: According 10 article In The Chdrteston
Sg News of this morning It appears that the jail At
KngstIce c. has been destroyed by re and y colored
nrisoners smothered or burned TO DEATH While the ony4
White prisoner was permitted to escape. Inc article
states mat the taller who had the keys refused 70 open
the doors without the authority OF the sheriff ana te
sheriff refused TO act without the orders OF the euon
ant commanding the troops 1T kngstree rms
nresentg dc gree barbarty that would appear icrou
HE excent int community where value is placed upon
The lives OF coored citizens. The general COMMANDING
directs that YOU cause an immediate and thorough III.
vestigaton OF this affair; that IN the mean time you
arrest the Sheriff and Ja0r and II the facts prove 10 DC
as stated that you hold them IN military
shall be ready and willing to try them.
Very respectfully, your abedleDt servant,
j. w. CLoUs, Brevet Captain ana ISL Lieut. OH luhii'
try, Acting Assistant Acknowledgement
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MISSOURI.

cu,PIFs d. DRAKE ELECTED SENATOR.
o. Ior,s Ian. 15-Charles D. Drake was elected
Tro;tod states Senator for Missouri to-day by vote
of1foto a. for all Others Mr.. Blair received 81 votes
TxoIsI ALIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Al. CONVENTION.
IxgFFRsoN CITY, Mo-, Jan. 15.-The special order
NJ the day was resolution recommending the I'M
neaobment of President Johnson 1t was referred to
tbs Committee on Federal Relations. concurrent
resolution was offered that Convention of all the
States Of the nation be called by Congress- to assem-
ble on tho 4th of July next, for the purpose OF
Amending the Federal Constitution. resolution
was also presented, urging CONGRESS 70 pIoviue ror
the early Improvement of the navigation OF the Mis-
gssippi River by removing rocks, Islands, bridges,
and other distinctions.
fast freight line has been established here for the
TRANSPORTATION of all kinds Of merchandise from Ten
neaaee by the Union Pacific Railway, Kansas branch
to tho Territories Of Colorado, Utah and New-MeNcO
HABEAs CORPUS CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF A
REEDwoMAN-TIE MISSOURI TEST OATH.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 15.-Judge Moody, on the habeas
corpus to Frecover possession of the mulatto girl
claimed by Mrs. Burd decided the girl free and
could live with whom she pleased.
The great Southern Fair here netted $4,000
proposition is pending to give one-tenth of the pro-
ceeds TO the relief of Sterling Price
1t is proposed to make up TO test the supreme
Court decision 10 the application of the Missouri
oath to voters. The conservatives claim that the re-
cent decision covers that ground.
Drake was elected Senator to-day. The cOnserva-
tives voted for Blair The Germans threatened to
taboo all the Drake men i'll the local election III ST.
Louis.
The work on the North Missouri Railroad west to
BrunswiCk north to Iowa line and on the bridge over
Missouri River at ST. Charles is in active progress.
1t is reported that Radical organ is projected
here under the management of Charles A. Dana
Navigation is still suspended save Tor Terry -DOatS
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sr.des sale. 500 sb az for no Spring 81, ssesnks a<
g. Wheat quiet e Il pbilwaakee cub :, 81 20, C.cs
White Canada is held a az ESQ 81 Corr 'msu sales No nAs
no a. ~ H. Oats quiet sc for Choice Weston. DsTjpe "a
Peas Inactive Shorts $3.50 B2 Shpsnf SZ1GN nadHot ~
aS y 9n Railroad eighFlOu to Ee@'YOk &c., 70 Alaoy We
70 Boston oil. a.
BUFFALO, Jan 5Noar market quiet and eiag s o. o kdG
hIa state az Oil No Spring quoted AZ Gil sj1sH Nhe>
q and nothing doing and sales reported Corn In m)erbs 80
guest and market fnn sales hash No Chicago st Os
s q 16 Tor No small lots Barley quiet a. ~ o. y qs-
iSi5io f2hs heavy bless Pork quiet a. b1 % b.ro CUT -
90 's' f'e'' ~ H"o' "'-' f' ~ -
tcA9 Jsa lFour inactive nonnay l,wer sses OF sf.ei
Eh'st ooa b2 80 Whe, quiet aud easey sales 81 no ~
s2a 10 ana NO. Eat ~ 8dtIgl Corn dull and qc ioses
sales o. 20 ~ e Oats ssaty but qas ,sies =, -
offered Live aS, dull ,sd close gesk sales st p sa $50 D,s
Hogs sdL AM Oc gheri sales at 10 ~ dividing on ~,
RecePsPour 1900 bhsi Wheat soOo bush Com o. 90 bass
IS 600 bush Ye Hogs, 0i Dressed Hogs someuS
Flour u 900 bbls Wheat u 600 bush Dressed Hoz 1890
Nothing doing for want Of rsee1ts Corn active add sdy s, q
prime White 81 W0Sl 10; Mixed TO- 81 Yellow III ~
good prime feunsns 81 % Oats steady At eoese Clover 49,
and FIRM at 10 ~ for prime Cotton quiet 50 ebf
ding Upan Sugar inactive bat hosn ar Gnn lene.s fs
timing aslies Co8ee-Io held 81 202ic gold In bona
NOZZLE IswlaCotion market dull sales to-day 60 bales ma
ding 3ia3lc . o. "a, -, nm, !, an a.. A.
Trpenne Sra sales 63c TarSses At 81 20 RosB ces1
safes AZ - 50Q S6 Trade langushDg.
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POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
-. srrcrToN or LYMAN TRUMBUIL AS U. s. sENA-
Rah n nD~y CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RAri-
FLED.
-.,vo,. pH TO TIE TRIBrSH
o. spSISGTIrLD H. Jan. BIN accordance with the
,. Congress in that case made and provided both
9% Of the Illinois Legislature went INTO an eieo-
ton for u S. Senator for the SIX years .
the 4h Of March next at TINS a alfe r
lyman u the present Hn i in nomination au c0 The
Dcoy were sfy;5y hickey Gds 49, Both Houses
vote W"S :, iont session tomorrow to declare the
WIN n01 me Iobbes and galleries were crowded with
result snectators, among whom were many ladies'
iGteroS,ou was hailed with loud applause
Inc Tonso of Representatives passed the Constitu
~. LIZ Amendment this morning, by strict party
-n Of 50 to o. The Senate had already passed it,
tSo ono were voted to the Lincoln Monument fund
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A IETTER FROM HORACE GREELEY.

The following letter explains itself we presume
that Mr. Greeley had the Mr.. ID. ID. Cones pam
phet on Senator Pomeroy, in which he says that Mr..
Greeley was opposed to Pomeroy's reelection.
CHICAGO, H., Dee. %, 1896.
DEAR SIR: No one eNr had the least shadow OF war
rant for quoting opposed TO your reflection. /
never said limited thought that you ought TO be de-
feated AS am Just now out OF favor win not desire
YOU to share my unpopuary. For the present wait:
but when the South shall have been let IN and the Negro
left out those who now have the say shall hear from
Yours HORACE GREELEY.
The Hon. S. c. Pomeroy.
Topeka Kansas) Record, 18th.
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DIED.


BoRDgY-On Sunday 10 at No all West Twenty third s. Asns
f. wife ofWam borden and daughter OF the Late James '''~
The relatives and friend. Of the respectfully invited % .s.f
Tsentyeshtb.st on THURSDAY the nth inst at 10 o'clock
CIyroa Tuesday 81 inst The M :apee t q ss 81 "a
civil and nephew Of rheOPAu' and Acton "'"'
aged 81 years
RELATIVES and fSSds are respectfully attend The funeral f,s
bis late resezoe an Grands WtismsbOfgh % "e'hs"
yRy1yud on Monday jan H. 1851 Mary vidsS Of 'Aa late
Cart sao. on S ih inss at 10 o'clock NJ from sns
residence Of her Peter Se S no Ws 4 Fasn ssl
other sonsinw See Francis B. the late 'sss =
"a, ss Ps SRI lid. and h'Pas :siR'lS ~
months aud ~ 1 Of the family are invited attend funeral
the residence Of L. D. Truesden esG Z" sung sSs gu
pIIIPsou MONDAY jan H. after Illness Edward psups r..
T yes and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 s,i;.s
the funeral Thursday At O'clock FROM his late residence NO '
AlensL
RoMER-on Tuesday jan u.s. Matilda r. wife Of JOsa RS~s IN s
Pss on TSaay ocL aea :, ss 81,
ss o. fS Seoe sT' by The SIT m train Harlem RsrOA
SssThte Of 4adrsw Ross Of brooklyn n.
Funeral notice hereafter
RAYDon Monday H. 1867, William H. Rsnd IN the ~ Tss
The eae. and friends Of the y respectfully Invited % ssess
The iaasy2 9s ne Fsse0 so asT ssrnOou q. occcs
TAPPAS-In BroOkya Monday Jan H. the Rev. Charles
Tsppan 49,. -,,.... a.. . Saith "A A
The will take place from bis LATE redepoe No "
Wednesday Jan. TO- at p o'clock
THOMPSON-On TUESDAY the 18th inst after SNORT 0e nD> s'
wife Of William j. Thompson a., -, a.. 49,,
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 ss'eea We
hoUt further notice PSuls M Church cor FoeA~Ss-
and Twenty seconds st. THURSDAY jan H. at O'Clock m
yARyN-Aner short uae on Tuesday evening Joseph Vnsst
sen, Of this city.
Notice Of funeral will be given hereafter
wAL sa M2. f E No. s, ot Broou Of Mana
roneck, in the 18th OF his sge A.. 49, 49,
~ from the Church Of the Pilgrims Of Henry and Re~sar
st. on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at2 O'clock p IN
w,tIIyon sunday jan - Henry only Of Henri sss
Maria y wsIius aged IS years and months -, a. IA
Funeral Thurday at NJ from us i~A"ets tcea'' "
Pscihcst, Brooklyn.
Nev-aven papers please copy. = 81 - a.. ,,s a
december 1866 the PeyOn L. Wade aged II years aud monsns
wAIL the St Nicholas Hotel Monday Jan II, "ia@@ o.
Wall of Florida the Ssth year OF bis age AZ, 80
The friends Of the respectfully invited TO attend Dis
from 81 AIMS Church. aud Fourhsye tomorrow Vpr
at1 i'm Inst AZ i0I o'clock M without further notice
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MARYLAND.
THE CONDITION or THE FREEDMEN.
--. -

BIT TyLHGsAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--The report of Brevet Major
Gen. Gregory Assistant Commissioner of the Freednens
Bureau for the State Of Maryland FOR the quarter ending
December Sl, 1866 has been received by Gen. Howard
The report states that the condition Of the coOred people
in the State is generally satisfactory although difficulties
are still met with securing justice for the freedmen
through the civil courts owing 20 the exclusion OF mags
trates OF the testimony OF cO0red people During the
quarter no abandoned property had been in OF
the Bureau has any TaOns been issued 10 the eeu
There have been a decided Improvement In the IN
terct taken In the education Of the COlOred people, ana
the schools are IN good condition.
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WISCONSIN.
SENATOR DOOIITTLE CESsURED AND INSTRUCTED TO
REsIGN-RAuRosD MoNoPoLKs.

RESIGN-RAILRoED MoNoPoLIES.
rKLRGRAPH
MADISON, Wis, Jan. ia resolution was intro
duced in the Assembly today by Mr.. Dyer of
Racine Senator DOOlittle's homel censuring Mr.
Doolittes disregard of the instructions of the last
Legislature and its request TO him to resign declar
ing that the people bad rendered solemn verdict
condemning his purposes, policy and course declar
ing that he had betrayed his constituency and put
himself in antagonism to the principles Of Justice
and Equal Rights, and been faithless to the high
him to resign The resolution will pass by the vote
of all the Republican members. Senator Howe will
be Endorsed by reelection without formality. eau
Gus of this Senate has adopted resolution institut
ing inquiry looking to relief from the alleged Oppres
sion of the RailrOadmonopolies.
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CcDitaI and Credit.

TYR MEsoAxrLK Of q. O. DuS Co have now res1
for delivery the rev volume THE REVERENCE Book for January
1861 1t is the largest most complete and most reliable work q h<
character ever published It's the Only Book that gSe' Estimates
Capital in addition TO indications d Credit o. nearly eye bgsaes
the Union usSuabe aid to al dispensers OF CROFT
Specimen copies be snd terms mads known me o1'
Nos 299 and 2aS Broadway.-[ Advertisement
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, wEDNEsnaa JANUARY 6 1867

not be invalid unless t nerercd with some regulation
previously established by Congress Ihere - no suon
conflict and for that reason, the claim % me eiseOs
must fail.
Mt Rapso and Allen 4 FOLEY ;or REALTORS. -
sp0naents.
Before Mr. Justice PEC2uAR.
NJ CAUSES Observation-Disclosures FOR wBEK-ESTRA
PANEL OF JURORs-IEQUESTS.
Yesterday morning the story continued In this
con. causes ready. Mr. Justice Peckham after ami
nauVefng IN the datOrness Of counsel said that II was
Of no use to open court simply for the purpose OF adjourn
Ing rom day 70 day. and he would therefore order t1e
court to stand adjourned to Tuesday next the 22d inst In
inc nope that by that time counsel would have some
causes ready for trial II also ordered that the clerk
DC directed TO summon entire panel OF 100 jurors Tor
next Tuesday, the I'D inst The following nquests were
taken:
Leonard b. Lindsey ct al agt The European Petroleum
Company. Judgment for plaintiff S20,0l6 co.
tiff, 1921 o.
CHAMBERs-BefOre Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth $. French agt. Chas ". French Report OF
Referee confirmed, and Judgment Of divorce granted