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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
JUDGE BARNARD,s GRAND JURY.

10 me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR III a communication published in THE
TRiBCNE last Wednesday upon Judge Barnard and Eec
ton Frauds reference made TO the Of James b.
Brady and member Of the Grand Jury, the follow
ing facts Of whose history may be OF interest under the
present circumstances In the minutes Of the Board OF
Education February 1896 will be found the report Of
special committee that Board upon attempted frauds
in the election OF School Commissioner from the
Seventh District The Committee, after closely sorutn
that returns Of election OF the Seventh School District
Of the Twenty second ward we're altered 10y taking one
Brady they had been signed sealed and delivered
by the canyassers OF the district 20 the persons designated
by law o. receive them and expressed the most unqna
Ned dsspprobatOn OF the Obense committed From tina
specimen Of the quality Of Judge Barnards Grand Jury
your readers may form an idea OF the manner In which
election frauds will be investigated.
keb iOrk, NOV. Is. 1865. CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
THE PROPOSED AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL
SOCIETY.

Yesterday afternoon about 40 professors
from different sections OF the country met IN the Chan
celors room Of the University Of the City 81 Ne"iOrA
10 take measures for the formation OF an American Pn
Illogical society The following are tho names oil Inc
gentlemen who we're present; go =, ~ H.
DIR Ferris Chancellor otut UniyeflN Ne hs' ~
spence No Is Msdebane Prof Howard CROSBY J. ln,sl
sy. liz Rev Charles West Brooklyn the Rev Dr. joseph 1eA
Johns Cole, forihsmi Prot D'scf N
York Prof John Hart y j. The Rev Mf warren or
Spring Prof r. s. Martin, Ruigrr college y - fIoL IAi
~ Frsncs Xaeiers College; the Hon lisnuoud fImoul
r. " nrersyi III. Dr4 james d. Norman aud James sons
Dres Theological SEMINAR; Prof william b. silver n D. toke
Prof H. B Lane Essios; Pei william T. PhAl,' b9otya I
A. Robert yassAr College Prof J0un Short tolumua No,se
Prof Murrer Mercantile Library Prot Jacob Cooper fSfer
lsge n J. the Rev rA LLOYD smual. lfeaseu Inus "a
John Nes.iOTk ioL Adam o. Logan
Hotels Prof Cumiori Allegheny College IA Prof. Ia -
brooklyn; Bensehoiien "esleJAn uui{ri ~, 80
Prof T. frost Armenia Seminary the Rev Dr. Abs' s
trunbaum, from 6efmanyi Iiv-
Whitney Yale College; Dr. y. Fuseh, No - Sec"nI'
Albert SHARPNESS Brown UnferU ff0Illeno't n
The meeting organized by tsc choice OF ChAh'l'
Ferris ar chairman. and Prof. Hardness ~ necieaI1
Prof. CumfOrt who mainly lnhtfuihehlhi III
Quoting the movement thus far said tlat uuIlhE Ioo
dence OF several years In Germany ho had attehuou
cral meetings Of the Pathological AshOeauOhs nioi
numerous that country. lie "ah coVihccu VI
the great utility such societies, AMI was uosIo5
seeing them introduced Ia tins country He Poposou "
form association analogous % the American hsso's
ton for the Advancement Of Science WHICH WIS
y in session az Chicago. such an hssocidtlOh isn.
bo expected TO do for the science OIL IhhsuaE, "''
the Scientific Association does IVf Cheuia"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS

WELLINGTON Y c. Nov l3Spint. Tupsntins az 0ulc Rosn
81 90 Grade TurpeHne - 70 Tar. % TO- Cotton-So
MHsPHts Nov Cottsrreeipt o3 bales erpor 500 bales
Flour dull S550d 70 OATS 6lc Bacon brn Policy
sp. Old go Shoulder l4c Clear Sides. bt@lgie Bak
shoulders ljc. Buk Sdes, lie ...... -,
EywOEtEANs Nov l3Coon easier; Mddlngs. 1i d73c set
Of $50 bales receipts 4329 eKpo $3.50 bales sales Of the
week bales receipts gross 3If9 bales; net, 9 bas
exports 10 Great Britain 1876 bales ~ tbs Continent R2o bales
cnasvse $3.50 bae stock hand 8J583 bales Gold S'
Sterling FrchGrge-Commefcs lsidi45t Bank lERnb Newton
sgt Sr ~ cent premium Sugar Pair l2Ultci PRIME to
Choice 4dI4gc Clarified Isle hols"ss trmi Common pc
Cbor Zoe Fourow grades scarce SBpene 90 $40 o. Choice
80 2J1si2 CO. C0rn-NeH Western nominal a. Sl1e 70
ous Al see Bran unchanged Hav. So 80 PORK dun AZ hy
a., J,,. SforIer, lac. Clear Rib 3lc Clear Sides die
Lard iu Tee lie Keg q 32lta Coffee hrm 800 unehsnted
NoRs A Nov l1CO.t0n-Sses o. tue seek tV bales ne
ep bses Exports Great Britain $50 hs-s 70 rrsnee
hand 2ltSl bses naes
t,v 700 ale. Market Mdings ne Receipts $50 bales
Argrra Ga Nov lJCotton sales 8t bales kerslps ~
bales; Mldug 2e sales OF the weeI Sl bales keoep" '
bales --...s.. 80,
SAY FRtScitco l3FOur IN lenani at IS 2f % Wheat
Choce Slipping. q IS. Legal Tenders T.
sAyANSI ga NoV l3Cot.Qa du sales "A bales Kidding At
1c u0N held Receipts 300 bales Offering stock light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
nm NEWIERsEY ELECTION FRArDs

The examination of Albam Tanker, on charge of
perjury and procuring certificate OF false citizenship to
be made took place yesterday morning before United
states Commissioner Jackson. OF Jersey City C. H. Win
field appeared for the United States and j. H. Lppen-
colt for the prisoner Michael Donnacher testified that
about the DIST OF October last he went 10 the Court
House IN Hudson cry Ia get his nfst papers;
that tanker acted witness for the hrst paper
after the papers had been prepared Tanker TOOK de-
ponent and other into another ROOM ana there
they were sworn dep0nent did not understand what
fhe words were that the clerk read 10 them; deponeut
saws he has got second papers, "a which he not eE
him by making false oath whereby the second papers
were gwen Ia depOnent After short crosrcNanlhA-
ton without elicng any new facts, the prisoner was
held to bail I'M a 900 for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
FAMOUS RELIC COMING TO LIGHT-THE JETHA
70 WOOD RING.

10 the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: Referring to the article in Fridays
TRIBUNE on the subject Of Jethro Woodss invention Of
the plOw and 70 tie fact OF the present given
Cor senD tho inventor by sbe Emperor Alexander Of
Russia which OfsuflceBt value to raise the present
heirs from desituton 10 comparative competence the
writer the present possessOr Of the
gift his Justice prompts him 20 vind
the original receivers name. and make the proper
restitution A. he Is millionaire it certainly be only
slight pecunary deprivation and the act Of It's delivery
those 10 whom IT nghtfully belongs would DO bright
jewel III the crown Of personal reputation. A.
ge.c. York Nov O. 16Ce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
TILE NrGENr HOMICIDE.

The inquest over the body OF Christopher Nu-
gent of Newark who was found lying nsensbo nj tine COT
ner Of Pavona-ave and Grove-st, Jersey O'V on 'no
night Of the Democratic PROCESSION tosI 49,, ss o "r
who died the following night was cohtiuuou I, 80
ner Warren I,sf evcning The testimony elected was
merely cumulative and 10 show thar qhrlstophqr
Nugent was of party that hteu.yt bb an ,ot
nroces,on ma Jersey (lty 10 the close OF Whch All go
drunk aud during the night Nugen died rom anus. au
crno-,rc None of his companions On tho nght OF the
Him, cap he idenfifed a. engaging IN the friendly
aii@s which resulted fatally although tho testimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
TIE CONGRESS RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE
ITS POWERS DISPUTED


The General Committee Of the Joint Congress
Committee II session yesterday at their in
this city but business Of Importance transacted
and no examination OF witnesses held II appears
that d. Holden who said to be connected with the
Whisky Ring Of this city, dees the power OF the Com
ittee and in response 20 their subpoena ordering him
attend says that he has important business in Washing
and that he will attend At his convenience. Measures
were taken today, 70 bring Mr. Holden before the
mittee during the coming week The Committee intend
days direct their attention 10 the investiga
zion OF alleged swindle connected with the
Department In addition 20 the operations OF this Com
mitteo. we're flying about town yesterday that
the grand inquest had taken COguZance OF the
frauds practced within the past few years and either
had indicted about ~ udct one at least who
Identified with transaction OF marked profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
EnIiticaI nOtit.s.


Union Republican General Comuittee;Sa ,uesnss .,
o. Frtre Committee held on TUESDAY BNbNlNH nov ~ ne
9siTs Tssa a t SB District Upou Republican
on TUESDAY EvESISG Il and elect By ballot delegates TO tA'
c conysuioa 70 number o. deeg,ts. no.
.Rs .pS Committee 70 Mayor AID ead
GATE for counsel .ne IN each Assemble Die, % Goa.
& a. one DELEGATE for each Election Ds, In said Assembly Ds.nes
to nominate candidate or Assistant A r e.. , =, ii
from each District ia said School District 70 nominate cas
Wsd Con,sStoa each ward Of delegate Os
each District the Ward to nominate candidate lot Sea"'
Jsdica Convention the District comprising ~ i7,s 9 sO.
said Districts representatives IN the General COMMITTEE 10 no@l
' Ts c Convention shall meet at Headquarters No s3 Broadway.
on THURSDAY EVENING Nov ~. At 2 'eloet -, -, -.
m:e as' "S FRIDAY EvsSISG Nov sst
Tho school Conventions shall meet on NoNpAi S'ASNu NOV l.
District IN h.: 30. "a y E GfaSG. Z;
Hl....NO 200 Hgbth,o9'
" Hss5qaatcrs No sJ1 BrOaissE
wissam For,siTthst
The Ward Conventions sAa meet TUESDAY AVBSlSG Nov %
" ' Ward no. wMisl,l-st
H....No. 1872 wiuism-st
iy....Eo 2 Sorti wiian.ss
vIi....Eo. I Pike..t
x...Ise,So9 DAN -. 70 A ,,,a .pp.r'
Kill. Washington Hal, Harlem
Kill. Corner ~ Pit aud Br0Oussis
XIV....No J75 Broome-st
XV....No. loo SlIth.aye
XyT....No POO Eghth.ne
XVII. Bovery Hotel
XVIII. o." Headquarters" No 9J1 Broadway
XlX....ho 9J2 rhrd-ave
XIX. Lincoln Hall, Thirty birdst and kiShti ave
XXI....No l59 LeIirgionsyc
KILL. "WgNam." Forty -sKhst
will the 'Wigwsm. Fcysrtta
on "wednesday evening" - o'clock Tue President o. eaeA
Association or absence ths ohrr thereof shall appoas
tSrss Inspectors whose dsty shall sni the O.
Aud report Assoop sDd In conjunction With the
centials of the dele gates elected
Notice Of h % place Of holding said prmsrr elections shall be
rpbbA In liz usv manner for least ssa
election.
Poi, in All cases 70 be oprn from u to 9 O'Clock
FdBkMANJ FTHIAN Chsirnaa.
". DstusoSD .-.. JOHN COCHRANB
on. - ,rHosg oeers'a1ios Ia Ceaas,@a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
MdRRTED.

CARTFp-HASPORD-On Thurssy Nov y At ID wss Pshrts
Chufe By The Rev D. Hasngs adoghas
Carter Of brooklyn. Julia + Haniart OF tbs ciiF.
DEMAREsT-PARKRROn Sunday Nor a. the sIteenth Bsp
Church city By toe Rev " Mikes D. D., Mr. James
H. Demsrest jr. t. Mis- Hs,s D. Parker
DUSNfgG-COLRAt the Prst Presbyterian Church Mdovn
County He-iorE By the Rev " Dsaniag assisted by
Dr seward l. Lewis Dunnns 20 Miss Enna Coie all Of
Midrt0su
MARsH-CAPRoY-Oa THURSDAY Nov Mr John BiwHd Marsh
Ph. D.. to Ms, Caroline A. CaprOn.
No cards
MILLs-DUSNTsG-At Peshvts-isn Church Mdileto-u
Rev " A. DunBHg assisted ny the
Dr. seward John h Mills 10 Ais Fame G. Dannng all o.
Mdietosn.
REED-CRANEOn Thuss7 Nov r. Tbs residence The brides
psrcr,s br NJ AaeoUbrey WA B. Reed o. this city, -
Ara daughter Of Oliver Crane Of Brossters hswl0gk
an Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed with faI
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
SuttiaI Yatins.


senator Stelrs Experience of Rupture ana is cure
Fs Of the perm,neney Of Raptare By Dr. sheraaa'
.,bd az illustrated confirmed by the ease o. Senator Se
., Of s5l gives evidence Of o. Rupture With Which be
a., ,, ~ wears, and h, letter Of 1868 cousmS the per
Of that cure also the Of Rape wien oeeu %
the opposite side Ia 1857
vExSoS. La March 70. 1881
DH = % 6 ch Of November len h' place destined
orleans Tor the purpose obtaining Jour patent hernA spp
S' sa VIII ron Of had The aPp
eaton made time DID not eniean an ncPe o. e' oens
-, ,nney or Al east have recollection Of s orgn
NJ, prncp, for gng your sppanc' Ssi .. Saa Hea
~, ,,sr cond rot b. kept to the proper place . ,
Bus YOUR appliance worried ne and ano h oeen as
the Day fs eas as eoai De use Anu "" strange Anu
that can scarce describe feelings instead pain
from pain aud no always alarmed about
ny condition. ioun &C. Se' 'iNAN'
srEvEss HorsH SEvYoRk. July 10, 1863
Dr. j. A. SHEHxas. No 81 Brod.itcdg. 49, -
At, V.rnou La March 49, 1851 this further 70 say That
b,e not appliance alluded b. since hng ny cured
1857 beeamc ruptured on The other SIDE Apphel " ' ~
Nv address Is now Gonzales TeIas will afford pleasure
bring valuable remedies TO tie aenuon Ss Bgph
believing duty so 20 do Yours &C. . " '''N-
A. 9th. correctness ofthe above We give The following
rraat Of the editorial OF The o1,toa leegaph
The other day, COMPANY With senator " S ss5
who said by whom he has treated ~ excel al doctors In the
world Ia tbs euro Of Rupture - . T., .h ...s. =,
S him eeucs Of MS OWL cure o' TIC oelu' OF
le pleasure stating that tie senator gives Dr. sherman the
credit Of culnr OF them Bis own We und Dr
sbsrm,n an mab pleasant gsnsmsn And take pleasure 10 recon
eRdng hun ~ our ffirnua
III SHERMAN can be daily consulted h cs No COZ DtoaiSaT
ses " che eeerate Hodges case and other persons
bes aod oa receipt oss three cent 9Oai stamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
BoLp ROBBERY on BROADWAY.

A. Mr. John T. Schumacher, Congressman
elect from tie I'D District Of New York living at No lbs
Dean-st Brooklyn aligited from Broadway stage at
the corner Of Amtyst. he set upon 10y three men
one OF them stole diamond pin, valued at $1,000 from
Mr. Sohumakers shirt bosom and passed II 10 confed-
crate, ho made his escape. Officer Dyhan OF tie
Fifteen Precinct ap In tim. 10 arrest two OF the
gang no were taken the Mercerst. Police station
They gave the names OF lillian H. Roberts OF No iI9
West flftyfOurthst, aud John l.. TOnonsen OF NO los
Blcrcker-st. Roberts fully Identified bl Mt oelu
maker u the man who stole his pin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT COMPLIMENTS
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.


Extract from an Official Communication OF
His Excenency Marquis De Mouser French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs:
Translation
BUREAU OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, PARIS, July 10, 1853.
SIR: Their Excellences the Ministers OF Commerce and
OF Finances have decided that Elastic Sponge account
OF its usefulness shall be free OF tax and in order to
encourage importation France, shall be admitted
free of duty.
Corresponding instructions have been already given 10
Collectors OF Customs OF the Empire.
Ihaye to request that you will convey this Information
to the American Patent Sponge Company.
Receive, &c, &c,
fSicnedl DE MOUsIIER.
To veoust d, Acting Consul Gn ofFrines Nss York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
CORNELL UNIVERSITY

The ithaca journal says: 1.-THE way the boys
take hold the spade and wheelbarrow indicates tle
stuff that great made OF. The college Il uaNou
ably belated with its machine shop. and has had te ~
offer I'm the WAY of work what h considered tue neAN
est kind requiring rather muscle than studtns IN
general endowed with. Yet III they nav Iii tba
Tgbt heartily Mr. Cornell himself as n taken win no
spirit Of the thing was seen few days hack WIN pcA
In his own hands. giving to the boys MS perso"" ~
tenance and management"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
TIE masH REPuBLICAN CLUES.

meeting of the Presidents of the IRISH
Republican District Clubs held last evening at No 20
F0urthaye. Gen. Burke, the President OF the Central
Club occupied the chair, and Capt ID. Hogan acted as
Secretary. sixteen districts represented. Much
satisfaction expressed at the success which had at
tended the labor OF the Club in the late campaign IL
was determined make the Central Club permanent and
TO take steps 20 procure headquarters The several
clubs intend To make vigorous effort 20 indoctrinae the
Irish citizens Of this city with Republican principles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
Iron hs we ofan HiHerani MRDtr
VVhercver Weuf nv Machine Bore of the

6.a, using % your maehs. ior the last na
years A. the inersrt minister have maae s7Ysrsl
ia that time ndchiHs al ono, bore
Of n, pa petition tho other leading kinds Two years
had 10 move Madison County Adams County Miss -Four
u spoiled for machine oieng me isf % th ee o.
TheV bad used machine sn1
% zee no los. hi sustained y1rS The frat spphean
obtained h. aui bought getting settled here bnd WIFE
pleasure that have made n chine add 70
L. availability the household; trait m which the NlOI
other machine OF which nave any knONoks
1Il-ll laE.Ju p. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

TiIT STATE CONCEDED TO THE REPUBLICANS.
NoNTGoMERY. Nov. 13.-Thc State is now
conceded To Grant by about 200 majority. In many OF
Tie white counties which usually pOod from l50 %
OO yotcs than 800 or 6o0 votes were cast Ia
Marion County no election was held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
Fl, n Aaorn the White House.


Mas GEs 6RAsrs OfihloN
s m. ea pleasure to bear wtus., the excellence 81 che
GKovHK BAKER PAxmr MACHINE have bad one In ny
family Tor some two year and from what know Of It's workings and
from the Of any friends who use the same can hardly
anything could be more complete OF give better "iae'n
The machine have Que ths elegant have ever sees
Letter ron Mrs. Gen Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

An executors sale of pictures by frst-class
painters embracing number Of celebrated works, will
he held the Art Gallery Of Nessrs Leeds Miner,
Nos 81 and olg Broadway. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
Wrsr INnTA NfARKYra

HAVLHA 1rbs marke' Is dull and quotations are m
cauged Bfaug, United States 81 DAYS sight currency J9
p per discount short 20 6l9 per cent 'coun ~ DAYS
sight gold 3t04 premium short ngb 50 ne cent pre-
MUM Pans 2e3 cent premium on London @e per es0'
ureuiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

Cream for ConsnmptVes-Joty's PHo,PHots0 COB L,vsa
CEKsH % al a.tsas, wonderful remedy Try IL
HYATT Co,
Sole Agents Tor the U. =. No. BheiYF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
KANSAS
nm LEGIslATrItT.

LFAyTNwORTH. Nov. 13.-Ihc LsdrcnwOrh
Cserrqfire ys that the kansas senate b. unanimously
Republican, Ihe lower House Will have but siX Demo
crat ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

10 prove that the associates OF Eugen we're the nm
conscious because OF drink instruments Oi MS uea
The inquest Will be- continued on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

Mayor Thomas Of ST. Louis recommends that
tho Oty Council require every property % paDt
~ least Que shade trse IN front Of hs premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
Elastic sponge.

Elastic sponge
ELASTIC SPONGE.
ELASTICITY. HEALTHFULNhSs'
,,r,pAptrITy CLEANLINESS.
ECONOMY,
FREEDOM FROM INSECTS.
ri .sTrc SPONGE is SUPERIOR TO ANY MATERIAL 'os
SIMILAR USKS IN THE MANUPAcTURE OF
MATTRESSES BOLoIEho
PILLOWS. FOhNllohH'
RAILROAD.
CHURCH AND CARRIAGE CUSHIONS
Numerous certificate. from parties and premiums n's
exhibitions Of articles Of SCIENCE utility testify TO is sIeasns
Send for descriptive pamphlet sith reference,
NETWORK OFFICE.
ELASTIC SPONGE COMPANY.
SO 80 HowARD-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

an Notices Of
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
NETWORK cIrY-[oFFIcIALl.

I0t1I----IlIjI oz4NI VoIoI 10. -S8'V1F
Democratic majority lOJ40. .5vG4
sOheIN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04

his pretensions, have been illustrated in
speeches and in deeds which make ever, his
most bosottcd aiiics hang their heads Tor
shame.
The explanation of Andrew Iohnaon's
conversion to infamous disloyalty is found
in mis- own observation upon the faithless-
ness to justice Of army officials in Tennes-
sec. Mark his words q We get men in
command who, under the influence of fat
terry, fawning and caressing, grant protec.
ton TO the rich traitor, while the poor
Union man stands cut in the cold, pushed
aside, unable to get recognition of his
Just rights" This exactly describes what
Mr.. Johnson has done, and how he has done
1t. 1t was our great misfortune that digni-
ty OF character had not grown with dignity
OF position in andrew Johnson'g history.
a low consciousness of the contempt in
which he was held by the afistocratic class
never forsook this ambitious climber into
high places. His vanity waa SO mean that
be continually chafed under aristocratic
contempt. The consequence was such as
an acute observer Of men might have an
ticipated Elevated to the highest position
in the country, he found this very aristoracy
which had trampled on him, ready to fawn
and fatter and caress him. He had stood
so long in awe of the nabobs of the South
that when they extended their hands to him
bis knees bent under him, and he became
their servants as he would gladly have be-
come any time in tho past thirty years.
Precisely two years have elapsed slncs
the disgracefnl harangue in which Mr..
Johnson made known his resolution to de.v
Congressional enactments in carrying out |
his policy. In view of the course which he
has pursued during these years, the loyal
people of the country can say g We have |
been on gridiron for two years at the |
sight Of these abuses" The time for an
end Of this has come. The people propose
to get of the gridirOn now, and put An
drew johnson back in his old place 1t |
win not be the same gridiron, but it viii |
answer all purposes. Chieaqo TribRge
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04

CIRCUIT CoUET.-This court adjourned on Sat :
urdsy after lGbOriOus session Of three weeks durs-
ton We suppose the criminal docket was nearer
disposed Of than 81 any term since the war. A
large number Of civil cases were also disposed Of
The Grand Jury returned only about sixteen true
bills. This looks a. though business were on the
decrease
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04

Or TOR NAsHyILLB-CspisinB earden left on
Sunday for Nashville, with Eve ccnvics for the
psnitsntiary, the result Of the late session of the
Circuit Court. They we're sent for terms varying
from two TO hftcen years Smith. the burglar
whose exploits in this community are 50 we'll knewn
was sent for aneen years A more accomplished
villain than be never received justice at the hands
Of 3 court The community Is fortunate IN getting
I'D Of bis presence. The penitoniiAry is bis proper
place.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04

Kso1vILIE IRoE CoAPAEY.-This Company
was organized on the 2sta Of February, by electing
the following directors;
H. S. Chamberlain, Joseph Richards, 7. ID
Lewis, Daniel Richards and Daniel Thomas.
The Board Of Directors then proceeded 60 elect
oaeeE' fer the ensuing gear with the following re-
cult.
H. .. Chamberlain, Presidents Joseph Richards,
General Managers VIM. 4. Tuttle, Secretary.
lhis Is chartered company, and succeeds Cham
Certain Richards & &c. The corporators are men:
o. energy and enterprise, and VIII do business
profitable te themselves and the entire community.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04

TIE WHEkT CKor.-Tbe past winter has been
very severe on the wheat crop IN East Tennessee.
great deal Of Il was frozen out and fears we're en-
isrtaned that the present crop would prove fail.
urs But from late conversations with farmers we
learn the damage ia not SO great as was expected,
and that sS general thing enough is left on the
ground to make good crops Occasionally field Of
wheat is 60 completely frozen out as 70 render Il
necessary TO plough il up and SOW some other crop
but this is very rare. There iI yet chance for .
good wheat crop in Tennessee