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r,c,,s. 10 ssarseefa.

& NEW .Y6Rs, May Stocks
active. Money Al as per cent. Exchange,
s1Io1k Gold, al Il Virginia SIS, SIS Flour
10@i5c. lower. Wheat l@2c. lower. Corn
unchanged. Pork heavy; mess, s2s.75.
Cotton dropping at 10000 Sc. Freights
dull. Turpentine steady OF 81 &c. Rosip
unchanged.
Euening.- Cotton easier and more doing
sales, IA, 1000 bales at 3O830lsc. chiefly
30. Flour heavy, at 10@20c. lower ;soutii-
sern, s9.s0@$I4.75. Wheat dull, and 2@3c.
lower. Corn dropping; white southern,
81 .A9sI1e. Mess pork, $3.50. Lard,
ls14@l911sc. Groceries heavy. urpen-
tine, 5l@5I1c. Rosin, s3.95@s7. Freights
dropping. Gold, 1401SS Sterling, HOS.
Old Virginia bonds in demand at SO. Other
southern bonds active 5-20's, ,62 cou-
pons, HOG. Tennessee 6's, 60; new, 81 70.
North Carolina 6's, new, 81.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-Cotton dull. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Maryland red wheat,
$2.s0GS3. White corn, sf.l3@$l.l8; vel
low, sl.22@s1.23. Oats, 94@e7c. Rye,
s2.05. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Virginia 6's, 4s@48115s. North Carolina
6's, ex-coupons, 67. =
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Flour dull. Corn
unsettled at 95c. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. rs
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Super6ne -four,
ss.s7b@59. Mess pork, $3.50. Shout
ders, l4c. clear sides, .1724c. Lard, lsc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 26.-spirits
turpentine very firm at 1870. Resins in
good demand; strained, 50. l2@s2 rs; No.
2, s2.25@s2.40; No. ], s3.50@s4.5O; pale,
$4T5@s5. Tar firm ts3.
NAUGUsTA, May 26.-Cotton very dull; nc
sales, and prices nominal [; receipts, i;
bales. .g 49,. Is. 49,. -.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton lower; mid.
dlings, &c.,; receipts, 1872 bales; sales, 81
bales.
MOBILE, May Nothing do
ing, and quotations nominal; receipts, &c
bales; exports, So bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton unset.
tied; middlings, 281ac.; sales, 1900 bales
receipts, 1872 bales; exports, 1883 bales
Sugar and molasses firm and unchanged.
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WADg-sTANToN---TH The CABINET.-Ih hear
strange reports respecting the prospective
purposes of Vice-President Wade. he IS,
| well know, in very bad humor, and mo-
thing he may do need surprise friend or foe.
learn this evening that Stanton Will Ger.
tainly resign upon the final disposition Of
impeachment upon the present articles. !
mentioned some days ago that MI M Iroes-
beck would probably take the place Of Mr.
McCulloch. now learn that q very gene,
raj change in the Cabinet may he expected
upon the final settlement of the yexed qles-
ZION. Washington Letter In Baltimore o.
zette
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Report of the Richmond Tobacco Market.

TUESDAY, May %, 1858.
Breaks and receipts continue large. Market
buoyant; prices unchanged. Below we give trans
actions 243 hogsheads, SO tierces, and IL boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working 81. SO
0$7; good dark working, $7.5ogl$s; slln-curcd
common, %@$l0; sun-cured good, $ll@l$l2; c0nl-
$685. coal-curcd fancy, $20@&4o.
Leat-Commond dark working, .$7@So; medium
dark working $s@$ll; good dark Working, $le9
$50 ; yellow wrappers, common. $20Q1$35; yellow
wrappers, medium To extra, $40(l$lO0.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LntgS.-Very common and heavy weights, 80. rs
@$615; medium, S70Ss.5O |; good &s0$l0.
LeaE-English shipping, $H@$2o; Continental
shipping, $lt@$2O.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
LeGE-Common, $sGl$I2; good, $la0SlS;. fine,
$l7@$20.
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THE WHEAT.-We learn from our country
friends that the wheat is heading ont beau
fully, and we are glad to be assured by
them that the prospect for full average
crop, from the quantity seeded, is very
MISUNDERSTANDING Neaos.
The fly has made its appearance in the
wheat on Linvill's creek, in Rockingham
county.
We are sorry to learn that the fly is in
the wheat in portions Of this county
Staunton Spectator.
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A STRAW ON THE STREAN.--Chief Justice
Chase. Immediately on resuming his seat
after taking the verdict in the impeach,-
ment trial, wrote upon blank card, and
sent it to "a gentleman on the MOOR OF the
Senate whom he had more than once
assured during the week that the President
woald be acquitted. The card bore but a
single word, and that, for greater decoruml,
was in disguise. That word was the exult-
mt use of the French exclamation of Hoeta!
If this is doubted, we can prove It,
Wiltes,s Spirit Of the Times. {.
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BARON Won BEUsT.-The Auenir National
says that according to widely spread ru-
NOR at Vienna, the illness from which Baron
Won Beust has been suffering is due to an
attempt to poison him. 1t is subject of
general discussion in Austria, and judi
/ cial inquiry is to be made into the matter"
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FIRE.-The factory at the head of Twelfth
street, Lynchburg, belonging to Mr.. James
v. Knight, with the large kitchen attached
to it, was burned on Sunday morning
Ne1rs.
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The GOODYEAR PATENT. Philadelphia,
May 25.-Judge Grier gave this morning
an opinion in the United States Circuit
Court affirming the validity of the Good
year patents, and granted IN Injunction
against William Mnliee and others, re-
.straining them from making and selling
combs manufactured under the Mullee pa
tents. The court said that no one could
manufacture hard rubber without license
from Goodyear.
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F1RE.-B,ulngtoa, w., May 25.-The
tanneries of Gleason & Ladd, Mt East Mid
dleburg, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The loss is estimated at $4,000;
partly insured. Part of their contents were
saved
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Changes In the Municipal Govern
menf Of CharIesf0H.

!. CHAaLEsToN, 8. c., May 26.-General
Candy to-day issued an order removing
thirteen of the eighteen aldermen of the
city and appointing persons to NIL them.
Under the new organization there will be
seven negroes on the board.
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DISTRESS In North Carolina.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Mayor HOFFMAN
has received letter from Rockingham,
North Carolina, asking assistance against
anticipated distress. The application says
the demand for labor does not equal the sup
ply. The Mayor will receive contributions.
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WApE's FRIgNps. The g Wade and YEN
geanee " crowd returned to Washington to-
day. The Wade men denouaee toe platform
very bitterly, especially the negro-sufrage
plank - World. u
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- CRETE-PRoGREss OF THE WAR-THE
LATEST NEWS VIA Wash
ington, May 24.-According to the latest
Cretan accounts just received here, bat
tie was fought on the 18th of April on the
plain Of Heracleon, in which 5000 Cretans
repulsed vastly superior number of Turks
who were supported by the regular Circas-
sian cavalry. The English man-of-war
Trinculo witnessed this battle. On the 9Th
of April the Cretans achieved another VIC
tory at Rehetymus. Other battles took
place ut Sestino and Mt Velondaki. In the
latter the Turks had 400 men killed and
wounded. The sc, 900 refugee Cretan fami
lies in Greece we're exposed to great mis-
cry. The Greek Government has SO far
spent 100000 to save them from starva-
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ny Tho Atlantsec na.e.

LoNDox, May 25 Disqualification Abyss
sinia to May 18th report that the rear CO.
lumn Of the English army had reached An
tilla on their return to the sea coast.
The rainy season had commenced, but
troops we're daily arriving at Amnesty Bay,
and rapidly embarking. No lives were lost
by the British at Magdala.
The German scientific expedition to the
magnetic pole has sailed on its voyage of
exploration.
60 VIENNA, May 25.-The Imperial assent
was given the public school and civil mar
rage bills which recently passed the
Reichsrath. e: O.. g, -. s. -.
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BAKERIES.

D. BRIGGS'S RICHMOND BAKERY
!. RSTABI,ISHED 1854 Is NOW BAKING
ONE-THIRD MORE THAN Any
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY OR
STATE.
STORES, 707 MAIN, AND SIC BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand, andbaking fresh every
day, all kinds Of
CRACKERS, and PIES:
SODA, BUTTER, WATER, OYSTER. GREA
ARROW-ROOT, SUGAR, and LEMoS
- : y, 8 HACKERS;
Sugar Cakes, Molasses Cakes, Spice Nuts, Srasker
Dust, and the largest variety OF ram, fahey'
and Ornamental Cakes In the city;
. All kinds of Bread, Rolls, Buns, and Biscuit,
fresh every morning. onp.,,o
Parties and plc-nics supplied with ICE s a. h .i
city.
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roreigs, News.

LoNpos, May 26.--M Michael Barrett alias
Jackson, the Clerkenwell explosionist, was
executed to-day. ss
AfogmiIabls revolt exists in Borneo,
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GROCERIES. SC.

UfkOCERkAES, &c ~
D CAUTHORN, GROCER, 1910 Main
1As street, offers for sale low for cash,
loo half barrels FAMILY. ROE HEARINGS,
SO barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
RINGS, - ass& ~
90 barrels MERCHAN T'S SYRUP,
SO barrels EXTRA, SUPERFINE, and FINE
FLOUR,
20 hogsheads BACON, sides and shoulders
rs barrels PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEE,
GRAIN PEPPER, 81
SPICE, GINGER,
SODA.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
EXTRA G. and SUGARS,
BROWN SUGAR,
SALT,
BROOMS, BUCKETS, &c. my 27-5t
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The election in Mississippi il to begin
june zzd. aud continue until completed.
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Baptist Home Mission...A PROPOSE
ton for Reconciliation.

NEW YORK, May 26.-At the meeting Of
the Baptist Home Mission Society report
was made in favor of reconciliation be-
tween Northern and Southern Baptists, and
Southern delegates were invited to the
platform. Dr.. Jeter, Of Richmond, made
a warm union address.
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Mr.. CARET''s, REsoLuTIoN.-The Chicago
Convention having resolved that the public
debt must be paid according to the letter
and spirit Of the contract, and some of the
Radicals holding that this meant payment in
greenbacks, and others that it meant pay
ment in gold, Mr.. CAREY offered the follow
ing to settle the question:
"Resolued, That neither the letter nor
the spirit of the law ilnder which the five
twenties were issued requires the payment
of the principal in coin, and it will be IN
the utmost good faith il the holders thereof
be paid in the same money which has been
paid to the soldiers who fought the battles
Of the war, and with which the Government
settles the claims Of the widows and or
phans Of our fallen heroes---the same as
sloborers IRE required to reeeiYe as wages,
and that which is legal tender for oil pub
lie and private debts, except customs duties,
and interest on the public debt"
But the hypocrites refused to vote upon
it, and referred it to q committee. I.
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TEIEaR.APHIa NEWS
NEWS FROM THE GApTrAI.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
sTASTos's RETREAT.
s WASHINGTON, May 26.-At about $3.50
this afternoon the President received the
following communication from Mr.. STAN
ton: '..ls sss
"WAR DEPARTMENT,
|" WASHINGTON CITY, May Is, 1868.
sir,-The resolution of the Senate Of
the United States Of the 21st of February
last declaring that the President has no
power to remove the Secretary of War and
designate any other officer to perform the
duties of that Office ad interim having this
day failed to be supported by two-thirds of
the senators present and voting on the arti-
Giles of impeachment preferred against you
by the House Of Representatives, I have
relinquished charge of the War Depart
ment, and have left the same and the
books, archives, papers, and property in
my custody as Secretary of War in care of
Brevet Major General Townsend, the senior
assistant acknowledgement, subject to your
direction. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
s.. &c To the Presidert.'
THE PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED, ON his
ACQUITTAL.
The President tonight received the con-
gratulations of Conservative members of
the Senate and House and citizens of the
same persuasion. No general demonstra-
ton was made. WALLACE.
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q pAnNAII,s BAKERY.

II C. BAGNALL's BAKERY, ,nnr.n
se5 - . - 2a0s MAIN STREET,
between Twenty-secopd and Twenty-third
keeps constantly ON hand fine assortmsn 20, o,
CRACKERS baked daily, and mace IN eas VIZ so
affords, Also, BREAD AND CAKES at the 10 Low W.
est rates. Owing 10 the advance In stock. naHe
been compeledto put up my list OF prices IN cfaeA-
ers. II now sell - g.. 100 E.
Soda Crackers, 1ac. Enlter GraS,s 1880 i ,
Spice Nuts, lBc. " ater $4,000 5000 no
"A rrowroot Traskers, lsc, Picnic Crackers &c;
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY James
furnished at reasonable rates. s
A libsral discount mnde 10 nerchan.s. ml
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RsONAL PLANTATIONS OF
SEN AT0RS.
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OHEAP. RELIABLE, A N baHI,

iHEAf, hELIhbLE, pS1A}{al
SAFE ROUTE TO BALTI-! ~ ISI NJ
WEsT.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE.-pOWHATAN
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-NO CHARGE FOR
WHARFAGE-NO TRANSPARENT OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH
MOND. - Leaves Baltimnre every ;TUESDDAaY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY, THuRSDAY, and, sA-
TURDAY. Freight received every. day except
Sunday up to 5 O'Clock p. M. These steamers
have excellent saloon, stateroorn, and passenger
accommodations. Fare reduced 10 THREE DOL
LARS; meals and stateroolns extra. For freigh
5. = - HARyEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents,
corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Our Mr.. j. d. HARVEY and Mr.. WILLIAM
BRETT, an experienced clerk, win attend per-
sonaliy to receiving and delivering freight.
MP I-3m II. e w, Agents.
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- 49, No. $50 BROAD STREET,
THE LARGEST
BREAD, CAKE, AND CRACK R BAKERY
In the city.
Every article In our line of business mace OF Inc
BEST MATERIAL.
All kinds OF CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day. n,
ON the most reasonable terms. Can on us peiofe
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced.
w Am, /.
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Reception by the President.
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Secretary Stanton Abandons the War Office.
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END OF IMPEACHMENT.

Failure on Second and Third Articles.
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The Court Adjourns Sine Die.

THE VOTE SAME As ON THE ELEYEETI
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PH PINS HaRTdIk, E sTHaMsRIp S&sk
LINE. -Steamers NORFOLK and hLEXAN-
DRIA, composing this line, will ieaycP Philadelphia
DAY, alternately. j. - . 80
Freight taken for Norfolk, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills OF lading signed through. gs0E,i
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroom, 80. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
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a NTRRAcITE COAL.
LEGAL NOTICES.

sNoTICE.-AH persons having claims
IL against the Arm Of MIEEWARps BRO
THERS, proprietors OF the SDotsvo0f Hotel,
Richmond. Vs., viii please forward me ssaic-
neRt OF tho same. as represent the essASe Oh one
OF the partners who Is deceased. s. 80 ~
! - y = 'ls $50 JAMES MILLWARp,
Administrator OF the estate or John Mahwaru.
spotswood Hotel, Msy 8, 1853. ~
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~ ~ HOWARD & PoWHATAM Ro-
nERTs s.. AID r. =. Sg ~ sosIt.
LQAs Al ~. Lssew ~, al atohn0nds OtAee. VA Main
street. ssSEss $500.
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For NORFOLK, PoRTS-sSSR,,
n MOUTH, ANDALLLANDINGS In
ON THE JAMES RIVER.--The fast and, elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Y, g. ,GIF-
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Mt 6o'cl0ck A. NJ, and returns on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday.. Ae 49, z fer
Z PASSENGERS arrive at NORFoBKin time to
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE and
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER. ~ sestsT
Fare to Norfolk 81. so.
received up to "a p. M. daily for BOSTON, BAL
TIMORE, PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESA-
PEAKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER at reasonable rates. sgssssg ~
Freiglts for way standings must be prepaid.
Letters entrustedtO purser OF sfeamer must be
enclosed In a Government stamped envelope
Applyto L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Tinh2 Once steanier's wharf.
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STEAMERS.

E0R NEW FORK OLD Do {HeA
HsDuNIoN STEAMSHIP COMPA-
Mite splendid new, side-wheel steainships
SARATOGA. NIAGARA, AEBEMAHLE and
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY:
Leave Riehnonderery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and
SUNDAY. aI9 ~ n EJTsSS 80
These ships are entirely new. they have elegant
saloons and stateroolns; the fare, accommoda-
lions and attention, are unsurpassed. 10 ~
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
itual expenses incurred. 49, 49,
= Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports. Ia
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
4 N L. MCCREApY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street, New York. 49,
WILLIAM G. DUNHAMf & CO., Agents,
my6 7sr n, corner Main and Eleventh strcets,
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Upon the passage Of such m act by the
Legislature Of Arkansas, and receipt by
Congress of authenticated copies of lit, a
concurrent vote declaring that the provis-
ions Of this bill have been complied with
shall entitle the State to representation IN
Congress. ss1g + ssr.a s
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~ HoGsHEADs CLEAR RIB SIDES,
IN 90 hoeshsads BONE SIDES 20 hogsheaas
SHOULDERS, hogsheads u Y EAsTs ana
S0SyI Isl for sale by - gle oRGE LEE q CO., 49,
, fty6 fourteenth street below Cary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-06
she genOssa Tete sfapa
THUnsDkY. FEBRUARY 6,
County Convention.

We invite attention to the cali for A. county
to be held in this city on Friday
.be DIST inst. which win be seenin this paper.
Az this is the first movement in the primary
assemblies Of the people, looking forward 70
the next Presidential election, it is hoped the
convention, will receive the earnest attention
Il deserves. The Republican electors may az
~,elf realize the fact at once, that the next
presidential election is to be warinl MY eo e
,.o.,.aous. And the further fact should oe
IA, n, ierstood, that the same class OF per
sone who opposed the war : who, sought 70
give aid and comfort to the enemies 1t q q inc
Union, who justified the rebellion and NIP
arr now arrayed against the reconstruction u
the South. on a basis of loyalty to the Union
are the very same In principle, the hep"pi
cans will have to combat, embarrassing con.
test for the Presidency. Every rebel IN Ine
states of the South. now ont ofits proper -
Iation to the Union, every disunlopise,
er north or south, is now looking noPe a'
10 the political ascendancy of the Democrat i
-.srty. Not one of this class OF persons, ma Ia.
for the past six years, or will ip the colning
election. vote the Republican ticket Ihe5
are an in the close embrace of the Democracy
marty The contest Is the same no v. as q W
ing the war, with this difference it mas ceaS
ed TO be waged between hostile armies on tht
field of battle, and is Transferred TO the ' -pal
lot box. ....., l.-t./ ~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-06

Col UTLEY OF RACINE AND THE NEGRO
HUNTERS. mentioned some weeks ago,
the fact that Col Utley now Editor of the
Racine Journal, while in Kentucky with bis
regiment in 1862, received into his camp
a negro, who desired to remain with him.
Col. Utley was sued for the value of the ne
gro in Kentucky Court, and a judgement
was rendered against him for $1,000 A
transcript of the Judgment was filed in the
U. s. District Court at Milwaukee, and re-
Gently the U. S Marshall has served Col.
Utley with summons 10 appear at the
term of the Court now in session in Mil
waukee
Col. Utley in the Racine Journal of yes.
terday, after detailing the facts of tue case
remarks ems g
This, fellow citizens, is the case wherein
we are sued for the dwarf Niger which that
inhuman old wretch, Chief Justice George
Robertson, of Kentucky, hunted into our
regiment. This purse proud old bloat, who
all his life has gained his bread by the sweat
OF others brows. and by dealing III flesh and
blood has no notion of letting this last chance
of making raise OH his niger slip; he has
no more mothers to SELL nor children to hire
QUITO brutal masters thank God The fin
ger of the Lord has touched his purse in
freeing his slaves, as 1t will some day touch
his soul, or hell is useless institution.
The little we have, added to his lave earn
ed estate, would no doubt be balm to his
bruised spirit.
We told Judge Robertson and the sheriff
OF Jessamine Co. Ky, that they could never
find man mean enough in Wisconsin to
prosecute their Judgement if they got one ::
but we have to beg their pardon, -toe sOeye
mistaken ; for they have found, in the Ioaoer
strata of the Milwaukee bar men willing to
DO the contemplate work The name of
the firm who have undertaken this niger.
catching job, is Stark and MoMullen. Stark
Is an honored name; McMullen is very sug.
gestive of aegro-batjRg.n
It's almost incredible, that such infam-
GUS proceedings, should be tolerated at this
late day in Wisconsin.
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State Legislature.

A bill introduced to abolish the Office of
Bank Controller, and transfer his duties to
the State Treasurer Also bill to abolish
the Office of Adjutant General A bill to
provide for new system for the apportion-
ment and assessment Of taxes. This bill
contemplates an entire revolution in the
manner Of making assessments The Sen
ate by vote of s to II refused to concur in
the Assembly bill, to repeal the law, dis
qualifying liquor dealers from holding the
Office of Justice of the peace, and holding
courts in houses where liquors are sold.
The Committee on Roads, were instructed,
to inquire into the expediency Of putting
all roads under the control of one Road SD
perintendent in each town.
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Judges Of the Supreme Oour t.

. = fgs . ..a
We mentioned last weak, that the Judg-,
ey of the Supreme Court de not happen 70
erioy tile profound respect Of the loyal
people of the United States. Since making
that statement, case has occurred ;, which
goes to strengthen this opinioE. At pri7
vate gathering few days since'in the city
ofaWashington, one Of the judges Of ,t thss SUI
preme Court Is. j. Field,) denounced the
reconstruction measures Of Congress as I'M
constitute nal, and declared the Court
would 30 pronounce them. II 81 a3;ia..-rt p
I'D Here. then, is a noisy pro,slavei
Judge declaring in advance what the Oour
will do in given case, which has yet 70 be
heard. 5q And yet by the present rule re-
curing only majority to determine the
constitutionality of law Of Congress, this
one Judge might determine an issue, To-
volving the destinies of millions of the
American people. A resolution has very
properly been adopted in the House Of Rep
resentatives, instructing the Judiciary Com
mittee to look after this laxative judge,
who happens to occupy place on the
bench of the Supreme Court.