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IMPEACHMENT.
The President Acquitted- me
e,nmrf Adiourns sine die.


WAsuINoros, Mays26.-The Senate
met in open session, at noon. Iepresen
tat;yes and Senators had been IN consul
,,t;on a couple Of hours before Oh tne
question 1thcr the vote cn.'impeaeh-
ment shonrd be taken TO day
The proceedings opened with prayer
by the Chaplain. o..
The Chief Justice called the Court
to g6. STas5 o&oos III. usual seat
beside A,si s9sFrin. of Maine. BY
s2his time eversssHsya the q ~>eS was
occupied and epxy Senator X his
seat. The Journal Of the saETd pro
oaed;nvs was read.
'sf Mr.. Edmunds rsEsd the s2Sa.s sith
not agreed to. A
4 Senator ConkIng offered as substl-
) tnte for Senator William : resolution, an
order that the Senate setting tor the
trial of the President OF the United
!: States will now proceed in the manner
prescribed by the rules in that behalf
lnnd TO vote IN their order on the remain
ing articles of impeachment.
The vote ON the amendment resulted
yeas. 26.; nays, 2S. .-~-.~ss-----
i-y---Ns-.S 1ryaip aa5oafn until the 23d o.
June.
The Chief Justice re affirmed hi
opinion that such motion was not il
order, and submitted the question 10 til,
Senate, which decided il to he in order b.
vote of 35 to Is.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.
Morrill's motion to adjourn to the 23d o
June, but Senator Ross moved - S.
. by substituting Sspt. 1st Tmaz
: ment was lost b % to 80.
u The vote on II ,Jirs mot - -,
IS it lost. ere kndless
Nj plies: lie; snoys Si,1'S i9fSss-' :
to voyl n IA article which wai
i5'a Is 81 'sal' was 80 guilty ''
. Senator's Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes
= Henderson, Ross, Trumbull and Var
+ Winkle voted not guilty. The rest 4:
a before.
\ vad was afterwards taken on the
iF third arTrcle Of impeachment with pre-
= eisely the same result.
At ten minutes before two the vote or
the third having been announced. Sena
tor Williams moved that the Senate sit
ting as court of impeachment, do now
adjourn sine die
The Chief Justice directed the judg.
ment OF acquittal 10 be cutcred on tho
I'd. 81 and lth articles OF impeachment
The vote on adjournment sine die wa:
. then announeed--yeas 81. navs 10
i, Messrs Fowler, Henderson. Ross and
, Trumbull voting nay with the Democrats
The Chief Justice then declared that
the Senate sitting as a.court Of impeach-
3 ment for tie trial of Andrew Johnson
: on articles Of impeachment stood adj
: journed. Without any rereeptible mani
iestation Of feeling on the part of the
, speakers, the members of the IIouse then
= returned to their chamber, and the gal
leries were ia a few minutes deserted.
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Acnuittal.

Acquittai.
The great agony in which se' co'0.'
hA. secn rs.r the past three months Wi1n
,s.,,s 20 the impeachment and deposi
,;tn Of President johnson is over ana
.,u- psopls may once again breathe iFee
The seven Republican Senators SH'
ss,eo TO vote for scquittal en- the eleven.h
.-.;sls have had the courage to sustain
-. pres;dent on the first, second aho
,h;r,l and the imreachcrs disgusted AID
usddcued by their failure, have ad)ourh,
a H. conrt 1ae die. The names OF
,.,.e sRcpublican Senators who tnrnee
heir backs upon party pTejudice and
vev.onal interest. viii be pointed to y
tnss az DARK as the hour k, that there
ars those not boaud to Us By party lines,
reekipg the same great result, the per
n,auent restoration of American freedom
On the reck of the constitution.
What will be the effect of iinpeach
msut7 Ne newspaper reader has failed
10 observe that it has caused more rancor,
disgust and disaFscsion in the Radical
esmp. than any event since the war.
The leaders asserted and urged that the
a.s OF their party depended upon the
rasintsinance Of the charges. and by
heir own confession they are +" gone up
% the general Issue The party is dis
Iupsed by impeachment, and the division
is not likely TO be closed up by the ostra-
c;sm now going on of such powerful old
leaders as Chase and Trumhull. Such
men as itcse while they may not act with
the Democratic party will, nevertheless,
divert powerful little army from the
Republicans ranks. With Chase disaf-
fseted, Pennsylvania is certainly demo
cratic with Irumbull, Illinois is sure;
and so On. Besides these "recreants
as they arc called are old trusted leaders
and OF national influence upon their
party. and the influence of their disaffec-
sion will be felt in every State of the
Union. The Radical platform commits
them 20 impeachment, which has been
condemned by their Senate.
Now. how can these Senator's, who are
on the record condemning impeachment.
sustainsthat part Of the platform, or the
nominees who favor it. There is cloud
of defeat now hanging over Radicalisni
Andrew Johnson continues President,
aud all the tai .yEs. hear about a second
---li- r<us---.0 Iss+l.s.-sss ssssll and
feel too deeply the great disgrace oftheir
failure, aud the bad effect upon their
Presidential campaign, not to permit Mr
Johnson to spend the few remaining
rrouths Of his term uninterrupted. An
drew Johnson has come out of this as
e has cut of all former political con-
,ssts, pre- -ennentiy successful, and We
earnestly believe this prestige will fol
los his name to the Democratic Couyen.
ton on the 4th of July.
One of the greatest blessings of the |
failure to convict is that Wade is kept
out. Had he been male President, Ken !
iueky and Maryland would have been
placed under military rule, and negro |
saffrage forced upon US before tire first
u November. The whole impeachment {
has greatly increased the chances for
Democratic success. The Democracy of
the North are growing more united,
hopeful, and enthusiastic while the
Radicals are divided, dispirited, and
quGrreliDg amoug themselves. There
are bright hopes of Democratic victory
tais year.
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JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parenu Read tiis Iaporta.t Latter Iss oTf
Interested IN its Cease.n.

MrDDLE7owx, Ind, April 2e, 'es
Mr. NJ L. nupian writes; / do not hn0N
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any more
recommendation than IL has alresdy attain
Ell by its own merits, but will state that ny
little son, aged about three years, WAS ss-
verely attacked last fall and winter VITA
light spssms or perhaps more properly hts.
lasting from half an hour 70 one ard bAh
hours; at the same time the child had strong
symptoms Of worms. MY physieian-sns
Of the beat n this part Of the eountry-sI-
hausted all HE skill and the Msteris MsdicA
to expel the worms, and entirely failed to
bring any. / thought John Bali csuit
do it, and gave the child the contents Of
three boxes. in triple doses, night and mora
ing. with happy results The child has net
had spasm for over three months and 10
stead of the bloated mass that he wss, he is
now we'll and hearty. John Bull did H..
Yours, truly, N. l. DtPbAh-
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Secretary OF War
The Atlanta New Era sovs II i,

The ATLANTA New Era says, in its ae
count of the decoration of the graves of
Confederate soldiers With asaers, on the
10th instant
Gen. Meade went out to witness the
ceremonies, and many officers of the post
were also out-scme Of them bringing
flowers to lay upon the graves of those
whom, few years ago, they probably
confronted in Iiue of battle.
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Doings of Desperate ves;r :
From The LouisYillc Courier.

AEoA the LOUISVILLE COuficr.tT
Ia One of the most daring and sSpecc
railroad robberies that has eveTr be
lIrecorded was committed on Frf1a~f Shis
by gang of desperadoes on The. hsJ eff
&pnyille Railroad. From the Q ofisssss.ers is
he road and of the Albums N xis,
COMPANY in this city, we learn i
lowing particulars. xEasd
The night passenger trainssssi ~ y
left the Jefersouyille depot af - I'po
on Friday night. At Marshik
ton about thirty Que miles attic
Jeffersonville, the engineer stou.lsx- M
train to take watar. Tlis waltsZ.d o.
the train stops atST.iis s-iS,i'' Toi's'.' = :. !,
fireman was drawing the "
tank the engineer got off With 1iis
oil aud commenced oiliug the mac :
While TINS engaged in the darlsntEl II
no other light than a lantern scsaof !"
carried in one hand a party q Ens A.
men stepped out from behind =; X a
tauk. He was instantly knoc 5eeF,lo,
sssy one of the gang, who stood-5 3 fsb
Nffth 4 pistol, threatening TO TrsT
braips out if he dared to give tlfS1 slioi
est alarm. Another of the party .rrS,s::
-sffhe fireman down, aud id likcEgr = Inn
Mood guard over him with drawI@ k Ns5
on. The others passed to the tekaarS
the baggage and express car, |4.;chs
one aud the same, uncoupled it fr u, {
passenger car. and mounting the s45neir
they started off up the road, leafs yine I
passenger car and its unsuspe pes71tins
eupants in blissful ignoranc,spL Of t
cause of the delay. SSts
The robbers entered the exp,4 & c
after running some distance up'tr ro
TO point near Austin. and, wfse irav
revolvers, seized the express u ne,
Mr.. Thos Harkins. and-thr hi ov,
board. The gang thee commeu,h9k Ed Il
work of breaking open the saIs'es al
robbing them Of their contents, al pouI
ing in all to $50, 900 in greenbacksS ~ IRE
from the National printing prest
BY the time they had fully Al Iccoi
Dlished the work they had got pelw1Hrly
light Of Seymour, and there they ss iseI
,arked, leaving engine and car stsg pdi1
~ the track None of the galse@ We
Identified, and it is not known lstaf wh
Erection they went after leavingf Re CT
rhe $4,000 stolcu vas being snt
'aIt.es Eu-i - Adams ESpres toi
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STATE FAIR.-The executive com
niittee of the State Agricultural Society,
says the Farmers Home Journal, have
determined 70 hold the next annual ex
hilton on the grounds of the Louisville
and Jefferson County Association, near
Louisville. commencing on tAe 18th of
September (the second Tucsday.) and
continuing five days The executive
committee Of the State Society and that
OF the Jefferson County Association win
meet in this city on Wednesday morn
lug, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, at the
Capitol Hotel. for The purpose Of max
ing thc necessary sTraug"neGts for hold
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TGGS always Fresh--Prof. Hall, 4ss 2nd
IL Ave. New York, has preserved by his
process at ! cent per dozen, II, 600 dozen
eggs for one man which were gold as fresh
eggs in February Scientific american.
dug. 81, 1867 County rights, 500. In
dividual rights in unsold counties, S25.
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s5. 10. SO. so. $40. $50.

DREMGCN club List now ready. Choice
varieties Grape Vines nt wholesale
pricss post and e : press paid; from Ham
m5rea celebra'ed UTaPe Nine Nurseries
adjoining Chas Downing, Esq. .NswburRh
" Y. Descriptive " holesaie price and club
list gent free. ADDRESS John ". Hanmore,
box s.. .Eew burgh, y. y.
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Every Body Read This,


n ENOWED Cough and Lung Remedy for
h, the cure Of Consumption and all dis
eases that lead to it. Read what DR.. Doran
says:
Ru,hsylrcniG, Logan CO., O.. Au-. IA, 81.
Messrs j. N Harris & Co: | will say that
have been dealing in medicines for the
last fourteen years, and have never before
found preparations that would have never
before found preparations that would equal
your Perry Davis Pain Killer and Al
lens LurS Balsam" They not onIy sell
very rapidly, but give the most perfect sat
isfaction in every case that has come to my
knowledge In my practice | very seldom
prescribe patent medicine, but with your
!. Pain Killer" ard Lung Balsam," having
entire confidence in them and knowing that
they nossess valuable medicinal properties,
freely use them in my daily practice. Es-
pecially have l used the ALIENS Lung
Balsan" and with the most unbounded sue
cess. As an expectorant 1t IL most certain
ly far ahead of any similar preparations ]
have ever known. The Pain Killer Is
the most standard medicine have for sale,
and many families in this vicinity would az
soon think of being out Of beef or bread as
without n bottle OF q Pain Killer" in the
house. Yours, truly
ISAAC A. DORAN, 81. D.
q / naofga.e
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A CALL FROM MINNESOTA.

KrSosroS, P O., Meeken CO., Min, Api. 7, 60
Mr. JoBS BuIL-Dear Sir moved freH
Kentucky to this place. The etores have
none of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They
are greatly needed here in Minnesota. A
triul is all that is needed TO give them =
reputation. We can, DO without than. ps
send some on this gss.
Yours. sincerely. p. @ ARRoToos.
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Estray Notice.

living at State Line. Fulton county,
Kv., on tile Mobile s. Ohio Railroad, one
dark BAY HORSE. 15 hands high, small
snip ou the nose, left hind foot white above
the ankle joint--no other marks or brands
perceiyable Supposed to be 10 or u years
old. valued - $50. Given under my hand
tlis the llth dav of May. 1908.
ns..IEstt @. y. NILS. J. T /. E.
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for Commonwealth At
torney for this Judicial District, win ad-
dress their fellow-citizens at the following
times and places:
Woodyille, Ballard CO.. Saturday, May 30th.
Benton, Marshal CO, Monday. June sth.
Simpsonia, Marshal co. Wedn day, June 10.
Columbus, Hickman Co, Saturday, June 18th.
Clinton. Hickman, CO., Monday, June 18th.
Morse.s Stan, Graves CO, Sat day. june 20
Murray, Galloway co. Monday, June I'D
Concord Galloway CO., Wedn day. June oath
Palma. Marshal CO., Saturday, June 27th.
Gum Springs, McCracken. Sat day, July 4th
Paducah, McCracken CO. Monday, July 9Th
Lodgeton, Fulton CO.. Saturday, July llth
Hickman, Fulton CO., Monday, July 18th
Duuklin, Hickman CO. Saturday, July 18th
Mayfeld, Graves co Monday, July goth.
Loyelaceville, Ballard. Saturday July 25th
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BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE
CAPTAINS FAITH.

CAFIAIN AlIh.
Read the Csyta,-'s Letter cnd ire Letter Frsrr
Hls Mother.
BIS1oS BARsAcHs, Mo, April so 'ss
DR JoHs BULI-Dear Sir Knowing sis
efficiency, Of yeur sarsspariIis, ard the Lsas-
ing and beneficial qualities IL peesesees I
send you the following statement Of nay case:
was wounded about two years sKe--Wss
taken prisoner and confined for siztssa
months. Being moved 60 often, my vosrds
have not healed yet. l have not eat uP
,noment since | was wounded. I am shst
through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired, and need something to assist
nature. have more faith in your esesa-
parilla than in any thing else. wish that
that is genuine. Please express ms half
dozen bottles, and oblige
Carr. c. P. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. No.
P.S.-The following was written April
80, 1855. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother sf
Capt. johnson
DR.. BULI-Dear Sir: MY husband, DR.. c.
5. johnson, was a skillful surgeon and pky-
sician in Central New York, where he died
leaving the above c. 7. JOHNSON 10 my care.
Al thirteen years Of age lie had a chronic
diarrhea and scrofuls, for which l gave hin
your Sarsapsrila. IT CURED nrx havs
for ten years recomme aided it to May In
New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for Aerefuis,
fever sores, and general debility. Perfect
success hasRttended il. The enrss effected
in some CO. OF scrofula and fevsr scre.
were almost miraculous. am very anxious
for my con 10 again have recourse to your
Snrsaparilla. Ito il fearful Of rsttina q
spurious article, hence his writing 20 yeu
for it. His wounds were terrible, bat be-
iieve he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JoH-k0x
q
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NOYES BUFFALO MILL Furnishing
Estsblisbment--la anufactures French
Burr mill Stones. Portable Grist aud Flour
ing mills, Corn mills and Feed mills for
Farm and Plantation use; Smut machines
and Separators, Improved Turbine Water
Wheels, Proof Stats, Hosting Screws,
spindles. Flour Packers. Iron Bolting Reels
and mill Picks, with every description Of
mill Gearing, from the best patterns now in
use Ccnstautjy eu haDd large supply Of
Boiling Cloths address,.
JOIN ]. NpYE. EnEaio, y 7.
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,auy, which viii have to bear this grea,

pany, which will have to bear this great
loss.
We are told that on the night prev
ious the express car contsined S405 600,
and had the robbers selected Thursday
day nigh, instead of Friday for their
daring raid, they would have captbred
more than double the amount which now
balances their saddle bags. We are glad
to learn that neither of the three men
attacked by them we're much injured.
The leading detectives Of cur city have
started in pursuit.
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A. regular meeting of Hickmsn Lodge,
No, Sc, I. o. G. Templars, held a. their hall
in Hickman, Fulton county, KY, on the 26th
Of May. 1868, tho following resolutions
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Fulton Circui. Court.
Fulton Circuit Court.

Robt Matson's admr
rs Notice.
Robt Matson's hrs & ere
a Ii persons holding claims against the
"A estate of Robt. Matscn, deceased, are
hereby notified 10 prove aud file the same
with me at my Office in the city Of Kick
nan. XIV. on or before the fourth Monday
in September, 1865, or they will be forever
barred sfroul prosecuting their collection
sgainst the Administrator of said dsce-
dept's estate l. @. GOALDER,
m.-osSa Nester ComnissIcusr.
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ascm Adrettisrmrnts.
The Hazard Powder Company,
MANUFACTURERS AND pEALEEs IN
SPORTING, RIFLE AND TARGET
GHNPoNVDER.

VN ksgsaf 25 ID. l24 ID, ct lb, and in CAMS
tars of . III nnd III each. Their prn-
cipal brands are ss follows -
Electric Gunpowder, IN canisters 10
each.
"Americsnsrorting" in canisters Of ID
snd kegs 0: 6.Slb each.
Duck Shooting, in canisters Of 10 each
Kentucky Eile, in kegs of 90 ID, l25 and
81 % each.
Mining and Blasting Powder, IN kegs.
These Powders have stood the test OF more
than twenty y-five years trial, and are guar
anteed 70 give the most thorough fauslae-
ton. Thev can be purchased from all deal
ers IN guns and sporting materials ana from
our local agents throughout the United
States, or Wholesale at the Office of the COM
pany, No. SO Wall ST., New York.
A. G. HAzAkD, President.
Thos S. PoPE Secretary.
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PATENT RRASS PApLOCKS-

nF ali sizes, for fruit boxes, milk cans,
barns, railroads, stores. gates, cattle
yards, sc. Strong. safe, durable and do not
rust Catalogues mailed.
H. RlTCHIE < CO, Newark, NJ.
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Coon NEvs.--lf you want cheap home
made Furniture, call On Charles rs, aid. ut
lis u.- 5uiisioc
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VIII Grant Resign,
Since the nomination of Gen. Grsnt
4cr the EPresSaeDsS. y5,,fesTii arises of

Since the nomination of Gcn 0rsnt
Tor the sPressaens,ss a 91sstiIs5e- arises Of
more than ordinary Importance. He ie
the first general OF the armies of
/ the United States, clothed with pow
ers which no otter inan ever had In the
history of The Government washing
ton was but Lieut. -Gencrai. an1 Scott
was made Lieut. General oul, a!fer the
breskinS cut Of the civil war. and as an
emPtJ compliment to reconcile him 10
being shelysd on account Of his infrmi-
ties. But Grant was elevated over his
peers and his superiors to the dizzy
height Of General position whence he
could almost defy the constitutional
commanderin chief the President. and
whom he certainly thwar,ed at all points
where there opinions or interests came
in conflict. And here comes contrast.
Washington laid down his commission at
the eui Of The Revolution, and never re-
suined any military position, except as
commandcr-in chief the constitutional
function Of the Pc idcnt Gen. Tay
Tor coudtionally resigned, which went
into effect ouly upon the certainty Of his
electiE.EIs President. Gen. Scott put
his rel NDhation in the hands Of friends
in case of election, and to be suppressed
in case Of failure. These two latter
were Wigs, which party was then in a |
nit ilqhs--;it, H. n ,and lie chances decidedly I
aga D6ES Section During the late
war sessman attempted the I
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Secondly, be keeps his own. ssg1lsei. n
Thirdly, he is a devoted FeniaSA anatic i,
of the stripe Of Cromwell and Sfgle"ai'
jackson. And, better than alfshe Is
capable of selecting his subof mates !,
The troops are to be armed with ne re
volviog rife, of new aud deaivir par
tern. Ms
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y = = = . T = y T y l.
WAsHIsGTos, May 26, 1863.

SIR-The resolution of the IIss;1esl
States Senate of the 2lst 9SE =
declaiming thYA the PreSF ~,s 10
power to reinoS the Se@re War
and designate any other on TO per-
form the duties~-S that ofi( interim,
having this. .SbuildfIed to k pported
by i-Ss~sdtly 4 y on tses1Eticies Of
inpf . 1erred against yen by
the DM pRepresentatiyes, j have
rcline - charge OF the War Depart
ment, aud have left the same, and the
books, archives, papers aud property in
my custody as Secretary Of War, in care
OF Breart General Townsend, the senior
Adjutl. esGeneral, subject to your dircc
lion. Z. M. STANTON,
Spcret.rV ~ "
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TrusSes.

TENHE distinguished race horse and stallion,
JACK MALONE,
The sire of Muggins, Duke of Orleans, Mary
Wynn, Chickamauga and others, will make
his next season at my stables, at One Hum
dred Dollars.
Mares carefully kept during the season at
FIVE dollars per month. Mares failing to
produce may be returned gratis next season
w. G. HARDING, Nashville, Tenn.
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ver, unanimously adopted l.s.y 80fn-r
\ Whereas, 1t has pleasee -
ter 10 remove frdn--ou our midst
Mason, this Lodge has loss
the cause of temperance n
the wife kind husband \
honest and upright citizen
Resolved. That the .s,en Nof this Lodge
deeply sympathise with the " ife and family
of oursdeceased brother, and that the Sec
retarvbe instructed 10 furnish them u copy
of these resolutions.
Z Resolved, That the Hickman COURIER be
requested TO publish these proceedings.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

~ A. BULKLEY, Granville, Washing-
I ,. ton county, y. T., dealer in old coins.
Send red stamps for circulars.
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alew Adrertiscments.
FOR SALE.

A lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
"A niture.
Also. No. Wheeler wilson Sewing
Machine.
Apply "a. this oace. 6-e~
may St.
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stanton "ResIgns.,, ,,

The following letter was received by
the President, Tuesday, between 3 and
o'clock, after his acquittal by the High
Court Of impeachment -
WAE DEPARTMENT.,
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Worthy Of ali Farmers Attention.

Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
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Read the Ceytasn's Letter crd ne Letter Frs-r
Hls Mother.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01

PHosPHoREsCENT. Those who have
taken q trip up Long Island Sound in
night boat will have some idea of the
scene described below:
."Running down the coast of Florida
one sometimes sees 'phosphorescent
tidc-rip,' or meeting of the tides Oh
currents, sight compared with which
all the dazzling effects of the cleverest
artificial latter-day transformation
scenes are as nothing. Imagine, il
you can, n steamer dashing along at
ten nots under starlit sky and
through phosphorescent waters, in
which the porpoises that sport on
either side are turned into hugh gold
fish with trailing tails like comets.
Breakers ahead, sings out the man on
the look out Not so, shouts the Off
Ger of the deck, it is only a tide rip,
and there stretching along for miles is
line of light, which grows brighter
and brighter as the ship comes up to it
In a moment or two it is reached, an6
the vessel plunges into a perfect sea of
emeralds, amethysis, rubies and dia
monds, which fairly dazzle the eyes.
1t is only moment OF two, however,
that this perfect fairy scene lasts-the
ship is soon out of it, and looking as
tern, the brilliant tide-rip, when miles
away, seems still like rivulet of silver
and gold meandering through the track
less deer.