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STATE NEWS.

The Pulaski Citizen of the 4th says
James Brisco, having undergone a prelims
mary examination before Esquires Nc
Clarin and Morley at Bunker Hill, in thi-
county. on Tuesday last for stealing horse
from Mr.. Young Of that neighborhood,
was convicted and committed TO Jail in this
place on Wednesday.
We understand that the prisoner is
remarkably good looking young man, and
that he belongs to a good family IN East
Tennessee.
To the Fayetteville Lincoln county
Observer, Of the "a, we are indebted for the
following:
The Tanker,lys, who were arrested and
/ imprisoned at Brownlow's instigation, a
/ few months since, on charges which were
! entirely unsupported by evidence, have
/ entered against him a suit for heavy dam
| ages In the Circuit Court Of Franklin
| county.
- Cotton is moving forward to marke
from this county quite rapidly OF late
| Experienced farmers estimate the croI
at not more than twenty-five hundred
bales.
We are informed that 4 murder wa
committed in the neighborhood of Lynch
burg, on Tuesday, 18th ult. lobe Bobert
son, an excellent young man, was shot an'
instantly killed by Press Casteel. Tn
difficulty originated in a horse trade. Al
examination Of the case before a magiz
trate's court resulted in the committal O
Casteel, principal, and james Bruton an
Rufus Eaton, accessories-all residents
Bedford county-to the Winchester jan
for trial at the next term Of the Clrcu
Court of this county.
A WHITE man named Williamson,
resident Of this vicinity, aged about sel
enty years, was found dead in the wood
about a mile and a half northwest of tn
place, on last Monday evening. He ha
been mauling wood, and, the noise ceasin
Z suddenly, some gentlemen approached an
found him to be dead. Probably, from
affection of the heart.
5 In 1865, in this county, 429 marriaE
licenses were issued in 1866, there wei
; 4O4-a decrease of twenty-five from the pr
ceding wear
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nv the cable.

LONDON. Jan. 4.-The Times says that
the only question England is now involved
i'm with others is with the United States,
and urges prompt settlement of these on
satisfactory basis. The Times believes
that if the Eastern question is now APP
preached in the proper spirit il can be
speedily settled by the European Powers.
VIENNA, Jan. 4.-The convocation Of
an extraordinary session of the Reichscath
had bad effect in Hungary.
LISBON, Jan. 4.-The King opened the
Cortes to-day. He urged the organization
of the army.
DUBLIN, Jan. Six suspected persons
were arrested here last night. They came
| from Liverpool, where they first arrived
from America. Supposed to be Fenian
| emissaries.
PARIS, Jan. As an evidence of the
| high appreciation in which he was held,
the Emperor Napoleon, in an autograph
letter to Mr.. Bigelow, the retiring United
States Minister, presented him with copy
of his works. The letter was couched in
very fiattering terms.
Moscow, Jan. 4--The Gazette in It's
issue to-day has an Important article upon
the political situation of Russia, and argues
| that the conditions imposed upon the gov
eminent by the results of the Crimean war
| should be removed, and thus relieve Russia
of certain burdens the abrogation of which
would naturally enhance the progressive
and ci7ilizing power of the empire. The
above mentioned article excites consider
| able attention, not only in government cir
! Giles, but has received the attentive perusaI
of foreign diplomats at st. Petersburg, who
have advised their respective governments
relative thereto.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4.-The Car mas
issued an ullase extending the furloughs OF
| officers Of the army.
| BERLIN, Jan. 4-Seyeral of the North
| German governments have formally agreed
that parliament shall meet on the 18th Of
February next. The Prussian government
is taking active steps to hasten the election
of delegates to the parliament prior to the
| LIST prOximO.
BRUssELs Jan. 4.-The Etoile Beige
says that the efforts of the French govern
ment to form a quadruple alliance with
England, Prussia and Austria have entirely
failed. 1t says that England faVors an
alliance with Prussia, provided the latter
| will guarantee neutrality-suspicious. of Belgium
| BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The Kreuz question in
| the Feast is assuming serious proportions,
and its final settlement is looked upon as
| involving serious complications. Some so
licitation is apparent in regard TO it among
| high officials
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STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Il H VI OV Ed

Corner College and Union b,
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-GoYernOr Fletcher
message was read to the Legislature this
afternoon. After strongly commencing the
amendment to the Federal constitution, he
urges amendments to the State constitution,
such az abolition preachers and teachers
oath, and says he hopes modification will
be made which will conform our policy as
State as nearly as possible to the national
view which may be indicated by legislation
in Congress. But he adds il Congress
should allow generosity to blind it to jus
tice and future safety by giving amnesty to
traitors without distinction az to their con-
duct, hope Missouri will refuse to accede
to general amnesty, but make forgiveness
a speciality, dependent on the future good
conduct of each individual.
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THE EFFECT OF THE ONEROUS
WHISKY TAN.

The frauds against the internal reye-
nue. law by dishonest distillers and con-
niying public officers in the large cities
of the North, which have recently come
80 light, has caused the Treasury Depart
ment to issue a stringent general order
in regard to it, that will seriously affect
the business throughout the whole coun-
Try. We are informed that collectors
have been served with a peremptory or
der requiring the stoppuge of the manu-
facture in their respective districts en-
tirely, until the new system intended 70
check frauds can be properly inaugu-
rated
As we have before remarked, the mis-
chief requires a different remedy from
this. The evil is to be found in the ex-
cessive tax upon the article, and no regu-
lations can be contriyed which will in
sure the execution of the law as it now
stands, upon those presented with the
temptation and the opportunity to eyade
L The experiment has been made in
many countries and under every variety
Of circumstance, to collect excessive ex-
cise taxes, and has invariably failed The
system of escaping it is always more per
feet than the system Of collecting, and
hurdensome tax upon an article of prime
necessity viii always yield less revenue
than a moderate and reasonable tax Let
the whisky tax he reduced to a sensible
standard, and the government will coll
lect il with less difficulty, and avoid the
necessity Of sudden and arbitrary inter
ference with an occupation which em-
ploys millions Of the capital Of the coun-
try Unwise legislation and the rascally
erpedients which it prompts, in this sim
gle matter has greatly injured the honest
and lawful business Of large numbers Of
citizens besides bringing the government
into odious contact with private interests,
and reducing the respect which should
be felt for the law
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1t was a dark, cold, gloomy day, Monday
last, though one Of the most important of
the meeting. The track was in miserable
condition, the horses being compelled TO
run in mud, quite deep, both horses and
riders being covered with semi-liquid earth
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poses to iudor-e their legality. Their cx-
isience may be recognized; but their right
go cxi. neither Mr. Ashley nor the Amcri-
can Congress viii be- 81 all likely 10 rccog-
uize. Validity may hereafter be given
either boy Cougress OF the state convention.
assembled under the authority of Congress
to such of their acts as are not in conflict
with the constitution and laws of the Unite'
States, and this l. az far, doubtless, a. Mr.
Ashley will propose 20 go.
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WANTED.

A GIVE AGENTS To SOLICIT sUBSCRI-
n bers for DUKES. MoTgan's Cavalry" noF
in press. This is work Of thrilling interest.
and we have no doubt will sell readily. Also,
agents TO solicit applications for Insurance 81
Live Stock, against then.
NEWSOM GLOVER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents. z North Gerry street.
ian8-lW
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AMONGST the visitors at present in our
city are our former fellow-citizens, B. IL
Sheppard, Esq, Dr. J. d. Kelley, and Mr.
10. McClelland Mr.. sheppard is United
State revenue collector for North Missis-
sippi, and DR. Kelly forthe Paduoah KY
district. Mr.. McClelland J. residing in
Missouri.
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VaIuable Real Estate.

IN TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1861. WE
Of beautiful and rich land 20 be divided into lots
of Eve acres, and the purchaser can buy i've. ten
or twenty-five acres. This property Is located
u Of mile from the corporation limits. near the
Lebanon Pike, and on the Cumberland River. A
FOOOd chance for somebody.
jan 3-2w ARLINGTON a FARRAR. Agt8.
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THE NEW PLAN OF RECONSTRCT.
TI0N-MR. AsHLEY'A BILL.
from the Cincinnati Galette

Ii is reported from Washington, We hope
with truth, that Mr. Ashley, OF Ohio, Is pre-
pairing q bill for reconstructing the govern
ments Of the Rebel States, which, while
avoiding the technical difficulties Of the
territorial scheme, will go equally 10 the
root Of the whole matter. 1t is simply 10
let the present organizations remain as
they are until conventions can be called in
The several States, under rules prescribed
by the national legislature, 10 frame legal
and loyal governments.
The report upon which we base this
siatsmeut says that the bill will "recog-
nize," for the present, the johnson stale
organizations. This, doubtless, is a mis-
take, if il is meant that Mr.. Ashley pro-
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Dissnl1ltinn al Partnarshin

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership existing between I. j. Bryan
and Charles Bryan. under the style Of BRYAN x
Bro. was this day Dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Charles Bryan, who assumes all debts due by
the late Grm and Is authorized 10 collect all out
standing claims r. J. BRYAN.
CHARLES BRYAN.
Nashville NOy. J. 1856 Nlfe5l
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Great Bargains.

ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND ON CLIFTON
~ Pike. one mile from city. Also rs acres Of
land six miles from city. on NolenEyiile Pike.
Besides q large number Il lots IN the city and
the suburbs Great bargains viii be gwen, ID
i'm N ediate application b. made o.
j. l.. & x. W OWN.
ianG-Iw 80 lusJn street.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
L PATCH Printing Office, corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. 1t is well adapted for a Printing
Office. a Furniture Factory. OF other purposes.
Apply to JnO. Wallace, at this Office. OF TO Dr..
J. b. Lindsey. 50 n. Cherry street.
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Enr Rnnf-

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
n for rent for 1857. Newly painted and in
thorough repair. Situated on College, between
Church and Broad. Apply to
f. b. FOGG. or
q. N. FOGG. Jr,
dec22-2W No IS North Cherry.
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Mexican News.
minister Campbon

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Mr. Campbell,
Minister to Mexico, starts for Ohio to-mor-
row on a visit to his family. He will pro-
baby proceed 10 Washington and confer
with the State Department with reference
his future course.
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A Farm Wanted.

I WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
i in Middle Tennessee, well improved. with
good water. and convenient 10 schools and
churches Persons having such far sale.will please
address me at NOISY Creek, Jefferson cOVnty
East Tennessee. with description. price, and full
particulars about the land.
ian lin j MOI-NTCA STIE
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FIuaI sentenee OF tbe Fenians

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-It has trangpired
that, by directions from England, the SEN
tence of the condemned Feniani has been
committed to twenty years imprisonment
in the penitentiary. Those in SEeets5urg
will be brought here en- route for Kingston.
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For Rent.

THE VIM. Z. JONES PLACE. THREE
Il miles from city on the Brick Church Pike
a dwelling, five rooms and all necessary out
buildings. and seventy acres Of land. Also. two
nice Offices over No. = Union street. Also. %
frame dwelling with five rooms, corner Summer
and Demumbrane streets Apply 10
J. l.. Il x. W. BROWN.
jan3-lw 35ig Union street.
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For Rent

JHE LARGE BRICK DWELLING On
i the north side of Broad street, known a. the
James johnson property. between Cherry and
Summer
Also, brick Dwelling. on South Summer
street. at 500. Apply to
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For Rent.

TWO LARGE STORES, SUITABLE FOR
/ the Grocery OF Produce business. situated on
Market near Broad street. Apply 70 Hardcastle
4 Genette, or to JOHN NJ. LEA.
v
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ADVERTISENIENT.
NEW STYLE.

UrANTED. AN UNMARRIED CJLOBED
w Lady, 10 assist White WOman in the
discharge Of her household duties. None With
children. or more than twenty I've uBciez. aunts
Or cousins. need apply. Corporation liberal
References exchanged.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS.
WHOLESALE = RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CORNER COLIFGE AND UNION STREETS,
The Old Stand Of STRErcH & FoRnEs.)

A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
II Refurnished the entire establishment
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready h. offer to the Publ,
every article usually found in n Druggists
Stock
We have in store ar extensive stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs. Medicines, Dye
stufis, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishment in the country
The great variety Of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes. Extracts etc
comprising invoices Of goods from Low &
Son, London; Couduy, Societe Hygieniqus,
and Lubin Of Paris; Balm and other rspu-
table American manufacturers - will be
found most complete, and for beauty. els-
gance, ana utility, cannot fail 70 suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puhs and Boxes,
'iAiA'i'i NAt 'tii'' hlt4ei0n 'l iuat ttA11f
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house in the South
Great attention is paid 10 the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drug.
and none other are allowed to 60 out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported aud
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking TobaccOs, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy SnufIs. and every article IN
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
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THE ELIGIBLE AND WELL KNOWN
i Business Stand on Union street, adjoining
the store Of John Luck and the Bank Of Tennes-
see. Fer terms, etc, apply To
jan2-lW A. NELSON i CO, Agents.
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FairVieW for Rent.

mHIS Is ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
i the State. II contains over 200 acres, With
splendid impr0v ement7, and wen Watered, and
will be rented TO a good tenant for y low price.
Apply to GEO. W SHIELDS.
lar Tuv-
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Dwelling House and GlrocerY.

IHOR RENT. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
II in Edgefeld. four rooms and good ci5tern.
Also, q most desirable residence. containing SIX
rooms. corner Of Knowles sud Church streets.
adjoining my residence. Also, o Grocery, corner
Walnut and Church. next % Chattanooga Depot.
Apply % ROBERT EYES, No. 3 Deaderick g.
~ al bic residence. jau3-ft
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Store for Rent for 1867.
FOR RENT,

ON SUMMER STREET. AT PRESENT
~ occupied by Misses r. & A. Barry.
decls-tf JOHN KTRKMAN.
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TUHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING Rs

TTHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING R-SENTLY
Il purchased the upper Saw MIL, known IS the
Reservoir Mills, he is able 60 offer % the cit
Of Nashville and surrounding country al kinds
Of Lumber at prices TO suit the times Years Of eX
perience at the business justhes him in saying that
all work shall be turned out in a woTkmanlke man
By strict attention aBd fair dealing, he hopes
to merit liberal share Of patronage. Call and see
for Yourself before contracting elsewhere
oct2j-tf NJ. G. GOLDBERG.
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Office for Rent

ON CEDAR STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY
~ and Summer. Suitable for Physician or
Lawyer. Apply 20 % Cedar 81.
jHn3-td
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CARD.

Mr.. IRWIN A. COPPER, FORMERLY PRE-
VI scnBhnnEt and Salesman 10 Messr5.
Hodges a Richard would inform biz friend
aud acquaintance5 that they may ind him az
Dr.. Coiemans Drug Store. corner Church and
McLemoTe streets. Uaare be would be pleased
% wait lpon them. jaBz--w
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l, J. c. MCCRORY, Cashier of the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK Of Nashville, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
ian4-lw J. c. MCCR0RY, Cashier
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STORE FOR RENT.

V'HE STORE. NO. 3 COLLEGE STREET.
L opposite Sewanee," formerly occupied by
u.s. can be rented for the year 1867, on favora-
BILE terms
ACHEY, WINBOURN 4 O'CONNELL,
Odd No. q. new No. % North College st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CALFDONIAN SOCIETY.

CHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING
1 ofrhe Society will be held on MONDAY.
the 7th inst, in the Recorders Office. Public
Square. As the election of officers for the year
takes place, a full attend2dce Of members is
earnestly requested.
iau5-Zt r. MELVILLE Secy,
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ulHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF TIE
i BROADWAY MILLS, wil hereafter
manufacture his Flour gud Meal. 40 the HOg d
CITY MILLS, GO we'll known in this com
suuuity tlr Is good machinery aHd perfe.t work
He retains the services n Mr. Z. B. KELLY
who will continue 90 exert himself tl arrommo-
date our friends and customer n has also OBJ
tanned the services Of Mr.. W Il. hOCkEis a
Miller who has heretofore contributed bis full
share 10 the reputation Of the Rock City MiiIr'
Flour. " lth increased facilities be hopes 90
meet the fan expectations 81 bis customer
ID u. DICkEY. Agent,
Corner Cherry and Lime s;rCets-
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OLD STYLE.

hTANTED. A NEGRO WOMAN WITHOUT
w encumbrance, % do the work eff a mail
family. To such, good wages and a comfortable
home VIII be given, Apply az this Office.
ian3-3t
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
AGAiSsr rHE GovERsaEsF.

nFRsuSs HAVING CLAIMS FOR COTTON
/ Horse. Wood Lumbar, Iron OF NJ rchAaiise
taken or purchased BY the United states and not paid
f1r-aisO ,lerks mechanics and labDIeTs who have
failed & receive compensation Tor services rendered
would DO well 10 call on us a. oar oiice,
20 EheFTy street.
HOWARD s. NELSON,
novls-3m-sp Attorneys and Claim Agents
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FOR RENT

A HOUSE ON NORTH CHERRY STREET
IA opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms, well adapted and intended for a
boarding house. Apply 70
T. r. CHEATHAM,
dec27-tf No. "a North Cherry street.
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Fishing Tackle.

onsisting Of Hooks from the most celr-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland,
and Silk, Grass. japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found i'm a frst-cloqg establishment
large lot Of the celebrated Ne Plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS Just received
cuucy by competent and experienced Phar-
macists and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability In the
execution Of Orders, all goods being war
muted as represented
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
n, Tubular Boiler for sale, OF moderate prize;
both in frst-rate order. They are Of sufficient
power to drive mill. Can be seen, ard terms
learned, 'on application at this Office decS-tf
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STARCHl STARCHI

| AM SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS j. WOOD
l Il Co.'S Pearl, Pure and Gloss Starch The
Gloss Starch is put up in six pound boxes. and
especially adapted to family use. The trade
supplied nt manufacturers prices.
5. q. WOOD,
jan4-lm a Upiep street
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Sixth Quarterly Report
or THE
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REMOVED.

nR. JNO ". MORTON. TO
NO. % SOUTH HIGH STREET,
Between Church and Broad
ND La
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A MEETING OF tbs STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the Nashville Female Academy win be
held on MONDAY. 9TH day Of January, 1867, At
the Office OF Judge GLEyN. in the Courthouse.
for the purpose of eleoting Seven Trustees. for
the ensuing year.
". r. ELLISTON. President
derl2-d Board of Trustees
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The Short Cut to the JHgular of
the Federal C0Mrs.

The Berlin wisconsin, Comnut Rad. J
says, the only way to get rid of the Supreme
Court of the United States is, to ''impeach
and depose the President The Couraat.
scouts the suggestions of some Of its Radical
cotcmporarics, that the Court can be reach
ed by an act Of Congress, declaring the nun
Der of justices it shall take to declare law
of Congress unconstitutional. 1t knows
that such process Of making innocuoug
the decisions of the Federal Court, is sub
iect to too many contingencies to be effective.
1t understands perfectly, that, so long as
the Executive will conform his acts to the
decisions Of the Court, it would be worse
than uselers to attempt to choke to death,
with cobwebs, this relct of the old Consti-
tuition Of 1888. Its jugular must be got at
and cut, and that can not be done 50 long
as President johnson is the Chief Magis-
trate of the United States. His removal
is, therefore, necessity that can not be
avoided, if the Radical party intend to
reap and secure the fruits Of the war" as
understood by the leaders Step by step
the Radical press is coming to the support
OF the extreme measures proposed by the
Congressional Radical leaders, and soon the
whole pack will be in full chorus for the i'm.
parchment and deposition of the President.