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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30

Have For Nale---
Is WILBURNES CELEBRATED IRON
AXLE WAGONS.
o. MILBURNE's CELEBRATED THIN
BLE-SKEIN WAGONS-over 800 sold in
Memphis; all warranted for u months,
and only $l2 so damages claimed for break
aye. rN.
50 CARVER GINS, from 90 to 80 saws. wood
Is ToDD's IMPROVED BULLOCK COT
TON RESSES-double geared and 70
work by crank. Two men can make oOO
pound bale.
10 TODD's IMPROVED HORSE POWERS,
for running Gins and Grist Mills-the finest
power made.
JAMES TODD STATIONARY ENGINES.
Of all sizes-irom 20 to lOO-horse power.
TODD'g PLANNING MILLS AND WOOD
WORKING MACHINERY. of all kinds.
furnished at short notice.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, of all sizes,
from to SO-horse power.
STATIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes. from
20 to s0-horse power
Todd's and other makes.
GIN SEDIMENTS, for 10 and u feet wheels,
complete.
RAILROAD AND LEVER HORSE pow
ERS, 2, and horse power.
rs TONS OF IRON TIES dow to the trade).
100 DOZEN CEDAR BUCKETS, iron and
bound, assorted Glow to the trade).
100 NESTS CEDAR TUBS dow to the trade).
10 BUCKEYE CIDER PRESSES. to close
consignment.
11OAND y HORSE P0WER. PORTABLE
ENGINE, secondhand. low fer cash-inust
be sold.
l6HoRSE POWER. secondhand. cheap.
1SHoRsE POWER STATIONARY EN-
CINE and SAW-MILL--all complete-can
be bought low.
2sOsAw and $50 SAW GINS Cbut little used)
low for cash.
DANIELS PLANNING MACHINES cuts
81 inches wide and Is feet long-can be had
at q bargain.
PL0WS of all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS;
CORNISH ELLERS;
THRESHING MACHINES;
REAPERS AND MOWERS;
LATH MACHINES;
WHEAT DRILLS;
LILIES FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
DEERING COTTON PRESSES:
COTTON PLANTERS;
COTTON SCRAPERS;
COTTON SWEEPERS;
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SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LIN

To Boston. .....-......... = 81
THROUGH Bills Of Ladiug will be given By the
Agent q the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Rad. az the Depot and all necessary informa-
ton promptly furnished on application 10
r.. W. j. ROSS, General superintendent.
rios. b. DUNN. Gen. Freight Agent.
A. j. Low X. AGENT. 500
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30

Tenth Priz>. Cottage residence. FIVE rooms;
lot I20 by 10 feet, on Borland avenue, near
Memphis and Charleston railroad, near corpo-
ration line. Valued at $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
From sam Francisco.

SAN Francisco, November 23.--The
Golden City, from Panama, arrived to-
day.
The French transport Eveville, from
Taheita, brings mails TOD October gath.
Off Nickahiora Island 25th, she spoke
the whale ship Petrol of Nan
tucket. She saw the Martha Washing
ton at New Bedford.
The ship SAPPHIRE, from New York, has
arrived.
The British schooner Kate from Hon
olulu to Victoria put in port i'll distress,
having encountered heavy weather.
SAN Francisco, November pa
Colima, Mexico, letter of the 18th OF
November states that Raymon Vega has
been reelected Governor. All business
is paralyzed by the late increase of mar,
thine duties, which has raised the
schedule tariff 10 per cent. importers
besides have to pay so per cent. on the
duties levied by the Imperial govern
ment on foreign merchants.
SAN Francisco, November 25.-Ihe
opposition steamship Oregonlan, from
New York ria Panama, sailed to-day,
carrying 1870 barrels of flour, being the
first steamer shipment of the season.
Wheat firm at 60a2 65; sales of 30
600 sacks on Saturday at the above
figures. Flour quiet at Z 5OaS 90.
Legal-tcnders sold at y.
Arzonia ndvices give the particulars
of the campaign Of Colonel Price, Major
Clendenin and Lieutenant Wells against
the Huloripia Indians of that country
The tribe overrun the ranches and the
winter stores were destroyed. Thirty
Indians were killed and seventeen taken
prisoners. Colonel Price propose driv'
ing the Indians from point to point, to
civilization and gradual determination
which will compel them to go upon
reservations.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHEELING MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 01-ENnninr

WEDNESDAY, Nov. H-ESeniug.
Although trade is far from being what
would be desired for this season of the
rear, there is o steady, quiet, safe bust,
ness going on.
There is scarcely anything doing yet
in hogs, and We hear Of hut little pre-.
paration for sailing in this market.
Grain and flour are steady, with de-
elire in spring wheat -four.
of salt there is not q barrel in mar
ket' aud the expected supplies by rail
have not arrived. Until the river rises.
pork will have TO be eaten fresh.
WHEAT-The supply is egnal to the
demand; red, prime, . 80: white. . e.
but little OF the latter in the market.
CORN-ls not in much demand and
commands but zoe.
RYE-A prime article readily bripcs
1 coal %.
OATS-In poor demand at 55a6o.
BARLEY-Spring l -; fall | 20.
FLOUR-Spring wheat, family. 10 90
al0 25;, red winter II 00al2 50; fancy
white - 80; rye dom %.
SEEDS-Clover lower and no de-
nand 90; timothy 2 so.
PROVISIONS-Shoulders, 1910; Sugar
cured hams, &c; Mess Pork, "a %.
LARD-l3c in tierces; lac in kegs for
choice family.
EGGS-In demand at 20c.
CHEESE-Western Reserved 5c; Ham.
burg Ice; factory and English Dairy 1Sc.
CARBON OlL-55c, and no charge for
package.
LARD OIL-Refined extra winter
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New York stock Market.
New YORK, November q

NEW YORK, November u.
STOCKS-Firm; there was no second
session of the stock exchange or third
session of the open board this afternoon
both boards having adjourned at p.
NJ, and business on the street after that
hour was quite moderate.
$50 p. M.-Ohio Certificates, 25sa26i;
Canton, 45a45!; Cumberland "a; Quick
silver, 13ial34; Mariposa, preferred, 12I
al3s: Western Union Telegraph, 33sa33Sf;
Pacific Mail, l22ial22a; Atlantic Mail,
11S3a1lSi; New York Central, I13jall4.
Erie, 7l4a7lS; Hudson, 125a1251; Read
ing, 963a96s; Michigan Central, 1094a
l1U!; Michigan Southern S0aS0I; Illinois
Central, l3O4a13l; Pittsburg, S3ta63f;
Toledo, 10lfal02s; Rock Island, 965a96t;
Northwestern, 57&a5Sb; do preferred,
674a67s; Fort Wayne, 97}.
EXPRESS SHARES-Adams Express,
794; American, 70; Wells, So; Merchants
MINNIE snAnne Pan ...a -,
changed; Corydon, As; Edge Hill, 3 so;
Davidson, 20: Quartz Hill, lao; Eldora-
do 40; Smith p, 9 20; Gregory, 5 As.
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New York .ylarkGt.

NEW YORK, November "a.
COTTON-Dull and lower: sales of
1900 bales at 16i for middl'ng uplands.
FL0UR-RcceiptS of 992S barrels;
market. dull and dropping; sales of 200
barrels ut 75aS 60 for superfine State
and western; 9 0Oa10 90 for extra State;
: 9Oall IS for extra western; 9 2Oal2 80
for round hoop Ohio; 3Oal0 90 for
common st. Louis: 10 GOal1 so for good;
IL 50a15 90 for good to choice do, clos
ing quiet California dull and heavy;
sales of 675 bags at IL 00al3 % and at
IA 90 for small parcels via the 1sthmus.
Rye -four; sales of $50 barrels at GOA
900. &.
WHISKY-Nominal
WHEAT-Reccipt of 4l60 bushels;
market dull and dropping; sales $4,000
bushels; No. 3 spring = l2a2 Is; No ,
spring = 26a2 81; white Michigan 800;
included in the sales were 1000 bushels
white California.
RIE-Qaiet.
BARLEY-Activo and very firm; sales
$4,000 bushels Canada West at Ola
G7 l-2; 80 for western and Canada
East.
MALT-Quiet: sales 10000 bushels.
CANADA PEAS 40 in bond.
CORN-Receipts 30,S55 bushels; mar
ket without decided change: sales 81
900 bushels at 33al 36 for miXed west
crn in store and atloat.
OATS-Receipts $500 Bushels; mar
ket heavy; sales u 900 bushels at 79aeO9
for western i'll store and ailoat; also
1000 bushels western first half Decem-
Der at 7S!.
WOOL-Steady and quiet; sales So
600 pounds at 3Sa45 for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
LATEST-5 PM.
FLOUR-Closed dull and declining
with limited speculative demand for
low grades.
WHEAT-Steady and in buyers favor
with moderate inquiry.
RYE-Dull at IS for western.
OATS-Quiet at 7SiaS0lc for western,
in store and ahOat.
CORN-Dull at ;Ia1 SO for mixed
western, in store and afloat.
PORk-Dull and heavy at 20 G5a2O 75
for mess, cash and regular; sales $50
barrels mess at 20 10 regular.
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-Slightly in buyers favor
with moderate demand.
LARD-Quict at 13al34c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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strained Is; do fall, strained i 10; ex-

strained l IS; do fall, strained / 10; ex-
ira No. 1, ] 90. lE
COFFEE-Fair to good 23a24c; prime
25a26c; Hummelps Essence 6 90 per
gross.
9 SUGAR-Common, l2Ia13c; Cuba,
l3lc; Porto Rico, l41c; hard refined,
17ac; A coffee, lie; B do 162c; c do l6i.
SYRUP-55a60 for lower grades; soc
al 90 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molasses, 75ae5c.
SODA-8c for American, and Ste for
New Castle.
STARCH-Common &c; corn, l4c.
FISH-Lake herring, half bbls., 80;
white fish, halfbbls., 6 SO; kits2 % for No:
1: 9 90 for No. 9; new mackerel in half
bbls., for No. 3, medium, 6 so; No. 2,
large, 80.
BROOMS-2 % for good, and S0oaa so
for extra. S
SALTS IS for diary.
TOBACCO-72a76c for dark los, IS
and is navy, 90ca1 90 for bright IS and
Is; lOal 20 for fancy bright IS and Is;
s5a90c for bright los. Wheeling sto-
gies 10 90 per NJ.
COTTON YARNS-40c for Steuben-
vile; $50 for Georgia and Eastern. Cot
ton batting 2sc.
SOAPS-Family, Gle; German, SIC;
Eastern Family, 10la1lac.
CANDLES-City mould tallew, 10
aloe; star 26c; hotel 2Sc.
RICE-Rangoon lie.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop buck
cts 90 per dozen; washboards 3 % per
dozen. Tubs, No. IA so; No. 35O; No.
3 IL so per dozen.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead 12ic.
Shot 8 80 per bag.
GLASS-Franklin brand, 6x1O, 80;
1Ox12, ; 90.
IRON-General castings 4a9c: stoves,
standard size, full trimmed, % 90, "a %
as 90; hollow ware &c; nuts 7la22c;
washers 1lalSc. Common tacks 9a30-t
weights 65a10 per cent. discount;
Sweede, 7a30c---i weights 62l per cent
discount; full, % per cent. discount. Bar
Iron, Wheeling sc; Pittsburgh, sc. Horse
shoes, s 00a8 % per keg. Cast steel, 2Oa24;
spring steel, 14!a15; pillow steel, 13la14.
Tin plate, /. c., IL 90 per box; do l.. ",
IL 90 per box. Norway Nail Rod, lOa
lie.
NAILS-l0d TO God nails, ) so per
keg; Cd and Cd nails, 5 5 per keg; cd
and I'd nails, & 90. Other sizes i'll pro-
portion. Cut Spikes IS.
STRAP AND T. HINGES-Eastern
card rates net.
Observation-Disclosures sole 30a34c:
oak tanned 45a47c; Harness 44a45c:
skirting 4Sc per Id. Bride 55 % per
dozen. Calf Skins---American 5Oa
l go per ID; French 90a2 IL; upper SOC
per foot.
HIDES---Grecn Zoe; calf skins l5c.
WHITE LIME---2 50a3 IS. Hydraul-
ic Cement 8 90; Roofing Cement 4 90.
Plaster Paris ) 30; Sand Plaster 10.
WHEELING ALEX III 90 per Dbl;
XX IL 90; Kenneth and Burton II 90;
champagne IA 90; porter 10 %; brown
stout 10 10.
LAGER BEERS Dbl 40; t Dbl 2 IS;
! Dbl 80; bbls IL 90.
MALT 4Oa1 so.
! HOPS---New 65a15c.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, moved
that when the Hou adjourn to-day it
Do to Saturday, and asked unanimous
assent that no business be done on Sat
urday, but that the House shall adj
iourn until Monday.
Mr.. Harding objected to the latter
part of the proposition.
Mr.. Washburne moved to suspend the
rules, which was done and his motion
agreed to, so the House virtually ad-
iourns to-day till Monday.
The Speaker presented q letter from
the Clerk of the House, accompanied
by a communication from the Secretary
of State, in reference to the promulga-
ton by the State Department of the
supplementary reconstruction bill, and
the Joint resolution to carry into effect
the several reconstruction bills. Laid
on the table.
Also, a letter from the Secretary of
the Treasury in compliance with a reso-
lutien of March 18th, le67, with state
ment of the expense incurred for the
revenue cutter service for lS66. Refer
red to the committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Stokes, by leave, made personal
exclamation in defense OF his colleagues
and himself, cOntending that he could,
with n clear conscience take the test
oath: he also defended Governor Brown
low, eulogiZed cOlOred men, and eX-
pressed hope that the other ten States
come in with substantially the same
Constitution as Tennessee.
EMr. Eldridge replied, defending his
own course in objccting to the swearing
in of the member; he wanted to show
the inconsistency and absurdity of the
action of the House in the Kentucky
case. He (Stokes) had deserted his rebel
friends in 1861, and now he had only
black men to support him and send him
to Congress. The old State of Tennes-
see had not been attacked here. 1t was
only that infamous State Government,
set up by the gentleman (Stokes) and
his friends on the foundation of old
and glorious Tennessee.
Mr.. Washburne called up the motios
to reconsider the vote by which the r6s-
olution of his was, on July 18th, refer
red to the committee on Ways and
Means, declaring that the bur-
den of the Government should
be borne equally; that taxation
should be in proportion to the property
held, and the exemption of any mate
rial portion of the wealth of the coun-
try from it's due proportion of taxes is
wrongful and unjust and should be
avoided, and that to carry out these
views the right to tax the bonds of the
Government should be given in any flu
ture system for funding such bonds.
Mr.. Washburn, of H., moved 10 lay
the motion to reconsider on tho table,
which was agreed to and the resolution
remains with the committee on Ways
aud Means.
Mr.. Covode introduced a bill extend
ing the act to February 2Sth, 1867, for
the relief of certain drafted men. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
The House at 2 o'clock went into
Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, Mr.. Dawes in the chair, and
Mr.. Butler finished his speech of yes,
terday on the currency debate, which
was further continued by MeSsrs. Blaine
and Brooks when the committee rose
and the House ut 3:i5 adjourned.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Explosion ut South Bergen-Noni
innfion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Explosion Mt South Bergen-Nom-
ination Declincd-
NEW YORK, November 25.--A nitro
glycerine explosion occurred at Sonth
Bergen. 1t appears that nine persons
were instantly killed and six wounded.
The inquest will commence on Friday
next. The Common Council of Bergen
yesterday ordered the removal beyond
the town limits of 1000 pounds of gly-
cerine found in store.
The Chamber of Commerce adopted
yesterday o report of special commit
tee, favoring an early resumption of
specie payment. Remarks werc made
by Messrs- Low, Opdyke, Chittendea,
Conkling and others, and n memorial to
be presented TO Congress was ordered to
be prepared.
j. II. Anthem, in letter to the Dem
ocratic Union Convention last evening
declined the nomination for Mayor in
favor of Mr.. Hoffman. The Convention
afterward endorsed Mr.. Hoffman.
The Tribune's Richmond special says:
The mandamus of the District Court on
General Schofield to show reason why
he refused to allow General Imboden TO
register and vote, was served to-day.
1t was made returnable on Monday
next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. November %

New YORK, November "a.
DRY GOODS-The most important
incident connected with the trade is
the closing up of Maison Dorce, after a
lapse of twenty-three days, for the
reason ofinsolvency. In prices of goods
there is very little change to observe in
staple styles and business. Only 13Ja
l5ic for heavy brown sheetings. Fine
goods in brown are weak and certain
styles can be bought from first hands at
reduced figures. The same is true of
medium bleached muslins. Brown drills
are scarce aud firm at 15al6ic; the in
side figures for large lots for shipment.
Brown and bleached Canton fannels
arc scarce and held with more firmness.
Calicoes at 12ia13ic for standard best
makes. Delaines are in good request
ct l6al7c for old styles and l9c for new
patterns.
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From Boston.

BosToN, November PA race took
place at Riverside Park yesterday p. NJ,
between the horses Empress, Mcclellan
and Regulator, and the two lpdians,
Deerfoot and Steeprock, the Indians to
run three miles and one-eighth before
the horses trotted six miles. The race
was won Gy the Indians, they perform
ing their task in fifteen minutes and
sixteen seconds. The horses Were six
teen minutes and nineteen and half
seconds. The race was for one thousand
dollars, and large crowd was present
to witness it.
Daniel ID. Shurtleff was formally NOM
mated for Mayor last evening by both
the Democrats and License law men.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Registcr.I

LONDON, November 27.--The notori-
ous Fenian Head Centre Francis, who
has succeeded in Gliding the authori-
ties for long time, was captured by the
police at Dublin late last evening. Pa
pers found in his possession leave no
doubt of his completely in the recent
Fenian operations.
PARIS, November 27.-The evacuation
of Roman territory by the French
troops has already commenced. Sever
al transports with soldiers left Cerita
Vecchia for Toulop, and more will fol-
lnrr-
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 27.-The suit
brought by Favren ~ Mclean, Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, TO resist the coun-
ty trcasurer's collection of tax assessed
upon ST. 900 of greenbacks rs SO much
capital, was decided yesterday against
the tax. 1t was held that greenbacks
were but form Of loan, and like all
other loans of the United States were
exempt from State taxation.
Testimony IN the recent railroad dis
astcr is SEEING taken before coroner
and jury. The jury will visit the
scene of accident this morning and the
inquest will probably he concluded this
afternoon.
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"a St. Cortlandt st., MONTREAL. July IL 1854

"a st. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
HeSsrs Deuins d BoltOn.-Gentlemen For
the last eleven months 1 have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. I tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any etfectual relief, till used
four bottles OF Hub6efs Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with q
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bittsrs have afforded me, feel
it my duty TO express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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In Richmond, few days ago, it was
decided that person who had taken a
counterfeit note and kept it for several
months. could not then recover from
the person he took the note from. 1t
was long ago decided in Pennsylvania,
that person receiving counterfeit
note from an innocent person in pay
ment, and keeping it by him six months
without notice, was guilty ofgross neg
ligence, and must sustain the loss"
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Improvement. which Do Not Pay.

A writer in the Rural NeT Yorker
says:
Irocall instances where farmers went
ahead with improvements without
counting the cost till it took the farms
to pay for them. improvements are a
nice thing, if one has the ready cash to
make them; if not, beware of the
temptation. Only those shohld be made
at first that will return the outlay
again. Farming should be conducted
on business principles. If a merchant
is not able to own store, he rents one.
If farmer has not money to erect new
buildings, he had better get along with
his old ones. If merchant invests
money, he expects to get it all back
again, and more too. Ii farmer buys
manure or merino sheep, he should see
that they are so used that they return
the original cost and profit. If farmer
lays out money in ditching, he should
do it where two OF three crops will pay
it back with interest.
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North Carolina EIec,io.

RALEIGH, November 2S.-The election
returns come in slowly. Enough, how
ever, is known to ensure the Conyen.
tion by o pretty strong vote. The Rad
icals have large controlling majority
in the Convention, fifteen of whom are
black men.
The United States Circuit Court.
Judge Brooks presiding, is now in SEES,
sion here. There are seven black men
on the grand jury.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Purchase of the Danish West
Endin acknowledgements Mai

The Purchase of the Danish West
Endin acknowledgements Mai
ters.
NEW YORK, November 27.-The Tri-
bune's Washington special says: The
State Department has been for some
time past endeavOring to negotiate the
purchase of some of the Danish West
India Islands. 1t is now stated that
st. Thomas aud st. John have been
bought, subject TO the approval of the
United States Senate. To ascertain
the sentiments of the inhabitants rela-
tive to the contemplated change from
the Danish to the United States gov
ernment, Rev. Mr.. Hawley was CON-
missioned to proceed there some time
ago. His mission was very satisfactory,
and in his report he states that nearly
all the inhabitants are favorable to an
nexation to this country. The rumor
that an expedition had Ssailed to take
possession OF. the: islands is absurd.
The vote of the House on the resolu
ton instructiHg the Committee on
Banks and Banking TO report bill pro-
viding for the withdrawal of the Ma
tlonal Bank currency and substituting
therefor greenbacks, is regarded as very
significant of the temper of the House.
te T1ahe y aE xo a a9 N Means Committee in
question of contracting and report in in
accordance with the resolution referred
to them to-day. They will also take up
the question of repeating the tax on cot
tor. The wool interests are said to be
strongly opposed to the repeal of this
tax, as it will materially interfere with
the production of wool.
The Judiciary committee of the
House will, at their next session, take
up the bill referred to them providing
for suspension of the President pend
ing the impeachment. The bill is a
great one in its character, and it is the
opinion of many of the Senators and
members that it is necessary that some
legislation should be adopted explana-
tory of tho Constitution of The United
States on the subject. 1t is doubtful if
the committee will report favoiably on
the ball.
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A clergyman recently sent to Selma
(Ga.) newspaper notice that he would
preach discourse on "Selma's Expense
Account for SIM" By q eompositor's
blunder Sinlwas changed to Tin, and the
announcement of that metal as the sub
ject of religious discourse excited
such interest and curiosity that when
Sunday evening came the church was
crammed, and hundreds were turned
away who could not find standing room
inside.
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A Presbyterian Church in Ohio, hav
ing suspended member for joining the
Masonic order, an appeal was taken to
the Presbytery. This body, by vote
of fifteen to ten, sustained the appeal,
and restored the party appealing to the
communion of the Church.