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SPECI.fL ICES.
nYsrEPsiA. DYSPEPSIA,

nYsrEPSiA. DYSPEPSIA.
rh~r" Is u" 'li-rase which expefiencs ha- ~
amply proved io be remediable by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Ia projected solution of the Protoxide Of Iron,
~ Dyspepsia. The most inveterate forms Of
this disease have been completely cured by
this m"dicinc. a. an pie testimony of some oi
our fret citizens proves.
FH"H ~. VrNLn,HLk AEH Dg ,coN scotr. u. u.
Dtaham. taaada East
Il an an invcterate Dyspstic al
hiorr than - years standing"
have been 50 wonderfully bcn..
fitted ~ the three sh"r, weeks during which
have used the Peruvian Syrup. that I can
scarcely persuade myself Of the reality. Peo.
PIE who have known nc are astanishcd At the
chHnge. ! Rn widely known. aud can but re-.
c"inmcnd :" others that which has done su
much iur une
AN"TnKE ILEEGNNtN wHits - FuLLnNs
Ny voyage I" Europe j. indefinitely ,r,.t.
l-'n,d have di-cuvcd H.. 9" Fountain of
Health "n this ,ilr ii the Atlantic Three
bottle, 81 Peruvian Syrupha rc-cu~l ~. from
th. iHnss al the drnd byslrpsia.
pamphlet "i q. page, rontainin. history
ct thi' remarkable remedy. with a treatise 81.
'lr"n ~ n-iirinr. viii be- sent free tn snv
address.
The genuine la. Peruvian SyFul bl,wi,
ia the sir,s. !. T.. piNsMORE. i'r.pr.
~ Dcy 81. New York
s<'- S"ld ~ al Druggist
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Proceedings Of Me Legislature.

THrRsDAY, Feb. %.
Staafe.-Mr. Clarke obtained leave TO rrpor,
a bill TO amend the charter Of the town Of Lu-
therville, In Baltimore county. Mr. Earle, from
the COMMITTEES on Finance reported lavorably
the House bill 10 pay Baltimore city aud county
arrears OF money due them from the school fund
The bill TO amend the charter Of the baltimore
aud Iiampden Passenger Railway Company was
tcad u second time and amended.
House " Dciegaies. MIR. Poleel presented A
peiitioa from citixens Of Baltimore county against
the repeal OF the funeral law. resolution TO
keep the public schools Of the State open until
a new sysletn shall be adopted aud put ia opera
tion was rejected.
FaiDAr, Feb. 2s.
Stnafs.-Mr. Clarke obtained leave TO report .
bill 10 authorize the Chestnut Iiill Iron Ore aud
Mining Company Of Pennsylvania 10 hold lands
Ia Maryland. NJ. Smith, from the committee on
corporations, reported the House bill 10 incorpo.
rate the baltimore and Pikesville Railroad Com
pany The bill 10 incorporate the Baltimore aud
llampdcn Passenger Railway Company was pass.
ed. The bill 10 incorporate the Manchester aud
Worlhingion Valley Railroad Company was
passed.
House q DslsydtCs. Senate bill 10 amend
the charter Of the baltimore aud Ilampdeu
Passenger Railway Company vas read the first
time. The Senate bill amending the charter OF
the Merediths Ford and Jarrettsville Turnpike
NNnl"hg was wv egNouu Nmc. lUe senate
bill 10 promote the efficiency Of the Orphans
Court oi Baltimore county vas passed.
SATURDAY, Feb. 20.
Senats.-No business Of general or local i'm.
Portancc transacted.
House - Deicgufss. MIR. Biddisun obtained
leave 10 report bill 10 amend the charter Of III.
Carrolltou Avenue Company. The bill author.
iZing the commissioners Of Baltimore aud Carroll
counties TO build bridge over the Palapsco riv.
er, on the Limekiln road, was read the drsi time
The bill amending the charter Of the Baltimore
and Jerusalem Turnpike Company was passed :
also, the biil amending the charter Of the Balti.
more aud Halls Springs Railway Company.
MoSDAY, March ::
&'dis.-Mr. SpAirs, from the committee un
corporations, reported favoTably the House bill
10 amend the charter Of the Baltimore aud Jeru.
salem Turnpike Company, so as to increase its
stock
HoH', y Dci,yafes. The Senate bill extending
the time for the completion of ,he Baltimore aud
ilamPden Passenger Railway Company was pass
ed
TUESDAY, March ..
Nna'e Mr.. Clarke obtained leave 10 report
bill 10 extend the time VI Jos Walker the late
sheriff ui baltimore county, 10 close up his busi
ness. At II O'Clock the Senate proceeded to vote
for United States Senator, Ia place u Philip .
Thomas refused admission with the following
result
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DIED.

UH ths 9ath ut. MiLItAK ctISToS .on u ChAs ".
and Emma Jessop, aged months.
On the 2dth ult, GGoRGH LHn sou % Eduin and Su.
san Jessop, aged years aud months
On the 2sih uit yonx ~ aged ~ years aad months
son u Richard and Mary iiiley
TN the "a inst. rHoNAs SttbI, 10 the 2sth "s
his age
On the 2!th ult, SANUIL fTAst. sE. aged ~ years.
TN the 2sth uli, of typhoid fever, AMOS d. HAnP
sHiHH aged Z: years, months aud - days.
In this town, the 2sth uli, Of fconsumptlo ANSIs
" Sife of Samuel a. Wilson, and daughter of the late
Timothy stevens In the S5d year Of her age
In adjusting the fragments gathered from those uko
have known the deceased from infancy. together with
my oSn Ohsertation for some years. The conclusion
drawn can hut hc that she Who fully felt her
responsibility TO her God, her duty a. kind affection
ate uifc and devoted mother. Although never havinE
connrctcd herself ~ith any branch of the Christian
church. yet her frequent expressons correct wAlk. and
lat isstmonS arr aoois that Christ her Saviour
His Efacr her strength, His word her guidr
Certainly could have witnessed the last hour.
81 her life uthout believing ia the reality of religion
aud The snfieicncy of grarc Tor all time. -
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first aud second ballots for NJ. Wethorrd on
the third aud fourth. On the hfi, ballot, Dele.
gales Nicolal, llolhlss aud Biddson voted IoT NJ.
Thomas. Mr.. Montague for Mr. Earle, aud Messrs
Slinglun aud poleci ior Mr. viskers. On the
second ballot, Mr. Potret changed to Mr. Earle.
On Tia third ballot, al our delegates except NJ.
hon'as"s sLsnsed 10 Mr. wriberrd. Fourth
ballot the sAlns
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t'srsos'sAs fer putting on Ma-~srs Syri., hsk.
lsL-Measurc II inches from tho head .bas III
@ai pa; on tAe hooks for eFsss-bsE skl.
d.-Measure feet from eToss.haT (bl aud
put On hooks for cross. bar (al.
d.-M inches from the foot- baard, put on
the hooks Tor the safety bar, which should i,e
one inch lower than the other bars.
tth.--Cut the cross. bars 80 that the outside
heies shall bs hot less than three OF more than
ave inches from the side. rails Of The bed n
very particular that the cross. bars lt the ho.,k.
snugly, aud oil them completely. aud that theV
ere Perpendicalar.
5th.--cut the Stats ~ the pru,,er leny,h. a..
that there shall he QUE ineh clear .nace ~.
tween the euds aud the head aud Es,t loa,Ls
dra. on the Syringe with the slat clasp towards
the head aud ioot boards respectively insrT,
me eprings Ia the holes Ia the cross bar. a,',l
the bed e ready isr use.
sth.-be especially particular 70 IA An. eK,,,.
bars seusly . the hsst, aud that tbs srrlug.
stand perpendicular.
nh.-fhe ielt is ~ be- placed under each
spfing, ." ptsveat noiss.
ISAAC TIFFANY, .4
Assn, iYr The States VI Maryland aud virginia
aud ioI The sale of City, County, or state
Rights fur The above ststss
1EHkkAL PATENT AGENCY OFFnrF
No. 30 Second ST.,
March Elm. BALTIM0Rk, No
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hAvf ior CocoH Cold, pain 10 The Cbssi,
or brcnehi'is' IN fact, have yoa iLe premOnItory
sympioms of the ''lnaa,Iatr archer" Conpump-
iion Iiso. know that relief u within yosr reach
Ia the shaps Of Dn. wsTAH's BAlsAs % waB
CHEaay, which In many easss where hope bad
led. has snotsll.t ibe victim from the yawnlne
grave.
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.cEoFuLA CONSUMPTION.

Dr L'IoL, 81 rsr,,. "nc 4 the mos, -ni.
nent Chemists "i Europe. said
The in"-, astounding results may be antic.
iPat-l when l"'lin' ''su bc dissolved IT, pure
water.
Dr. u. A>",H.. after fifteen year, -: scientific
research and experiment, hHs succeeded ia III.
solving oTt g"' "H' Y"arisT grg'Hs "f Iodine a.
each iluid ounce ui water. and ne most astoand.
iHg result hac, tgiiyer,f q, ae particularly ia
Scroiula aud kindred iis"asc.. Circulars free.
DIR. II. AuIers' Iodine Water 10 Tor sale bv J.
+. DiNSMoEf, a D,y Street. New York, aud
all Druggists lfcb. ls.-i,n.
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~! h's st"ek aud Farming ln,plensu,s. va.
A GOOD FARM HORSES, -
GN ONE MILE,
y u THREE MICH cows,
que tine Mare. in ioai BY Norinsn :;
on" ~" ycag-old steer. Meifcrs, I 6ne Bo.r
! broad.trcad farm Wagon, 4 Hav carr;as. /
Wagon b"dy, stone Bed. IlOrse. Cart, two.
huis0 tour spring broad tread Market Wagon.
Ii"w.' Harrow 'nltivators. Double aud Sin
! wheat Drill, Roller, MAnny's colnbiasJ
REAPER aud MoMer Cutting Bog. / Whes
Fan. Corn shelter.
oNE CIDER MILL.
" " .son aud r'.w Harness, Shoveis, Matiocks.
Grow. bars, aud many other article ,,.i me-
sary 10 cnutucrHte.
TERMS An sums of ESQ aud under, cash
on sii suhis over that aiaount . credit of six
months will b. given. purchasers giving note,
WITH .rpII""cd security. hearing interest from
day of sale.
~ - AMOS MATTHEW'S.
sAM'L q. WILSON. AuctlOnser.
March s.-3t.
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The In,i,eachm,enf or the P.esissemi.

Andrew Johnson's term Of Office A. President
of the United States will soon be abruptly Isr-
minated le las strained the patience Of ihs
people To too great an extent they have taken
eogniznncc OF biz official actions. and, by the
peaceful mode prescribed in the Constitution.
will relieve him Of the duties Of bis Office
Thste smoothing particularly new or startling
In conneslon with the trouble At Washington.
Mr. JohnSon Is .mpeacisa The articles OF Inn.
PsachmcH, have been sgised upon In Ihr House
and pf'seuiea 10 ih- ScnaIe and seven managers
appointed b. the llouse 10 sonduei the irial.-ihe
Ssna'e Is ready aud will take up the canse 81 an
early day, will patiently hear the evidence and
argument thereon, aud then give u verdict. II
l. not hard ~ foTcicl what that verdict will be.
President iohns.s.. violation Of the law Of the
laud and his disregard Of s.s obligations rs an
executive onttf ii too palpiblc TO admit oi nssb
doubt ~ controversy, aud them therefore, a tsa-
sonaLr eerisniy ta, ,m > ~ be- turned out of his
osioe
The article. u inl,cachmea, prepassd by the
HOUSE relate enliiriy ~ ~. Jnhnson's actions
which brough, ahou, the late ,rouble They are
lengthy, hut the main features of them are cDn.
tanned In the following synopsis
The fret article declares that the President
3" samlndful ~ the high duties uf bis Office, Of
the ohhgsi.a. - HE oath OF Office, nnd Of the re-
quiremeni Of the coGsilipiion that he should
take caIe that the laws be failuiglly executed
did unlawfully aud with intent 10 violate tbs
Constitution aid law q uuiied sialrs, issue an
order IN wfiiiEg for the removal Of Edwin "
Slanioa from The uiiirr ~ Secretary for the de-
partnientof War hsihe said Edwip n. Stanton h..
fore thai having been duly gppointed aud com.
missluned ihefein by aud will the advice and
consent of lhe senate, Secretary Of the Depart.
nlen, ~ War, and being then aud there vi the
execution Of the duiies thereof, aud was then aud
there lawfully sai.tlrA 70 hold said Office until n
sugcsssnr should Ne appointed, by and with the
advice and consent ~ the Senate The order
OF removal i then cited. aud declared 10 have
Lsen "unnwlniiy issnsd and with intent 10 vlO-
late tiis fisii Tenure law aud II u charged
that the President 'lid then aud there commit,
aud was guilty Of. high mla.emeanor 10 Office"
The ssrnnd article in nearly identical Language
charges hish Eisdguseanog In the appnlnIinfnt
o. Zone i.Dfcntn ThnHaE 90 le Secretary Of War
~ lsisrim."
The Third article rlarsss that the preslarnt
conspired with 0us l.orenao rhOmlap, and With
other pefs0us io the liouse VI Representatives un.
known, with intent, ily Naturalization and lhreais.
10 hinder and prevent Edwin ". Hlanlan, lhes
and the 10 The SECRETARY for the llrlmrtnient Of
Was uader ilie United States. irOm holding said
Office OI Ssrtslasy iOf The department of War,
contrary 10 aud Ia f0lat,0a 0f ihe Constitution
81 the uniled State aud ~ the provisions VI 40
act enililed 'An act to define and punish certain
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senator Clarke voted for Mr. Thomas
NJSss y Deiegatss.--Mr. Nelson presented a
petition from citizens Of baltimore and Hartford
counties for the passage Of law authorizing the
commissioners of those counties to build bridge
over the Little Gunpowder on the road leading
from JsrTettsvills 10 Towsoat0wn. NJ. Sling.
luG presented petition from one hundred eiii.
Zens OF Baltimore county fAvoring n repeal Of the
charter OF the Calverton Turnpike Company -
The bill incorporating the Maryland Land aud
Permanent Homestead Association OF Baltimore
county was read second time. The House took
vote for Senator with the following result
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5rnIssoLrrIoE or PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between
RORT. u. THOMPSON aud D.. =. CHURCH
having been dissolved by mutual consent, aud
the undersigned having purchased the entire
interes, of Nj church in the store formerly
conducted b! Thompson A Church. respectful
~ invites his friends aud the public 10 give
him Il call. aud will cndcavor TO give entire
satisfaction both ~ to price and quality Of
gouds sold. RpBf H. THOMPSON
March 1T
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NesO Advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
25 ACRES or LAND,


SITUATED IS THE SECOND ELECTION
DISTRICT Of BALTIMORE COUNTY.
DY virtue ol a decree ol the Circuit Court iur
1JBaluinoTc county, sitting IN equity. ras.
cd IN cause depending la said a
g. Court whelein jas. !. q. Wal Inn.
GP,er.. adn'ini',ra,ra,or. etc. is tit
-. complainant, aud Joseph J. .sAs
Walters aud uthcrs are irlcn,lasls, tl.c undeI
signed, ~ Trustees. will "fier at public sale. 40
the Cour, House Door in Towsontown.
90 Monday. hc sofa day Of Masck, 4. u. IsGS.
al the hour of 70 ~.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situate IN
the Second Election district OF baltimore CO.,
Of which Elizabeth Walters died seized, ant
described IN deed from John Megraw and
wife 10 Elizabeth Walters aud Susannah Wal
ters, dated the s2d day Of April A. d. Ists. and
recorded among the land records Of Baltimore
County. la Libcr A. W. H., No. as6. folio lgu.
Ar.. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
more or less.
This property 10 situated about two mile. iro,n
Randalistown, between the Liberty Turnpike
Road aud the Lyons Mill Road. The improve
meni' consist Of
4 LOG HOUSE,
! by u Ieet, aud a LOG STABLE. II by 10
teet. There are about FIFTY APPLE TREEs
and some CHERRY TREES on the property.
Churchcs, School i and Mills convenient. l"cs
ti"n healthy aud neighborhood pleasant.
Te.~s g Nais ~ prescribed by the Decree
one'haii cash on the day of sale, aud the bal
auce N .ix months. with interest from III. day
"i sale the credit payment To De secured I" the
sH,isfaction Of the trustees or all cash. nj the
option Of the purchaser.
LEWIS n. WHEELER.
WILLIAM s. KEEcH.
Truslrrs
JAMES ". OwlNGs. Aurtioucer.
March T.
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PUBLIC SALE.


TINE subscriber will sell at Public Sale. q,
Il bic residence, on Msssrs. Drahsly A Yen.
t"ss's Fern. fnnr aud - haif miles lvcn, H.M
more city. on CHARLES street Avenue, eunosis.
Ex x'GovcrnaF Braaiords hrn. on
T-eAb's. As iaA d-y a. March. Isss.
N 10 oelock 4. NJ,
The following Personal Property. 10 wit,
ONE PAIR
Of FINE ~
LARGE MULES. a"
& ONE ''"''f ao"'r. !. -. ), :
fWO COWS.
! yearling ALDERNHY CALF,
one four OF six horse Wagon, neaFly.0
new ose narrow tread Wagon, With iron 1TITS.
suitable for thres % four horses QUE two AoTss
nATTOw tread Wagon. Que Horse Cara aud Har
ness. Hay Carriage, Grain brill. Roller. oue
Balls combined
- REAPER AND MOwER,
~ good order; risws. uarrvws, Guilt, .,..r..
biuslsand Double Shovel Pl0ws, Plsw WnTness.
Ae., beeides many other aTtlelss
TERMS All sums VI ele aud und.r. Cab
over that amount = credit Of aix uaontha. vita
out lnteFsst u paid when due otherwise inlsr.
Get iFom day of sale.
= y. WILSON, Auctionesr'
March lit
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THE B.fLTIMORE MaRK ETS.
MARRIED.

On the 18th alt.. In the Monument ST., Lutheran
Church. Baltimore by Rev Dr. Norris. lsnA AAL JUsfrs
| q Mohkton. aud MIS- EtiEABrfH WISE of White Hall
Baltimore county.
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NeW Advertisements.

T Osr OR sToLEY-From .he>
IL residence "f Mrs. Webster.
Towsontown. on the I'd Instant. \ ~
BLACK NEW fOI PUP. G<{lTH Ia
with = white breast, answering 10 the name ~
Forest Il stolen. a reward of $50 will be
given f'T the arrest aud conv viction of the thief
II lest. liberal reward will be- paid for his ."
turn :" !. u. LOEGNEcREH. Tuwson,own.
NOTICE.
VNIiL neinbcrs OF the IT BLlC ROAD COM
Il MlTTEE appointed by the County Coa.
veniion 4, draf, a Road Law. are hereby mott.
hed that q meeting pi the COMMITTEES will be
h"ld =, the corRT HcrSt. IA row."ntown.
uo~ssiy "cri. IA ;a,iaat.
~ Every nlen,ber Is requested a, Ls prv.sni.
by order Of THE CHAIRMAN.
wM. N. isAAC. secretary. III
JAS. w. owINos,
A L & Il I . ~ L. T. n.
To'ssvHtor", Barisou ".
"ILL attend promp,ly " Auctiun.rrins
w REAL AMI PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TERMS For suns Ot ~ 900 aud under ~
l'cr cent. Fer sums over Al .oee (? per cent
COLLECTIONS 0f ALL KINDS 90 CLAIMS,
=. AZ constable, Promptly Made.
March i.--5p
l1IAkLEs u'DoNOVAN vs. RICHARD n.
" TOY AND frELLA TOY, MS WIPE,
ia he Grcad foHTi foe Halfi@ort rop4iv, Feb.
ruary 2sth, lssS.
ORDERED, rist lhr sale ,nsdc aud re,.or,.
ed by chaflcs OIAinovHn, Mortgage Tor the
sale of thu real cstats mentioned IN the ai.,ve
entitled cause, he ratified aud conarn.eJ, un.
les. cause 10 the CONTRARY thereof be shown, on
oF beinFe hs 6rst day u aps,i, Isss I; provided,
copy oi thi. order BE- inserted Ia some news
paper prlnted Ia Baltimore county. once In
each ~ three successive weeks before the ss.a
hFsl day 1T april. lsds
The rci1rt state the amount of .alrs 4, h.
tg,Jso.o'.
EDWARD H. Any. clrrt.
True Copy-Testi
EpwAgp u. ADY. Clerk.
To Insure y Fiue Crop % wheat,
Ac., Giet
BIokPoRD q HUFFMAN's
WORLD RENOWNED
h" PREMIUM GHAIN DRILL, :"
~isH tuG
IMPROVED GUAEo ATTACHMENT
Il. AND GRASS SEED sOuEH
"TRE FARMERs FArORIrR"
". q. BUcKisoHAM.
GENERAL AsENr.
No. ssk South charles st.. Baltimore, Nd.
March 1.-em.
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WEDNESDAY,, March

Messrs. Nicolai, Slingluf, Poleei, Holmes and
Biddison voted for Mr.. Thomas Mr.. Montague
voted for Mr. Earle
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Tn" soMBRERO GuANO OF which Moro
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE i- aud alway. ha.
been manufactured. land OF which he has sole
control for the United staics,l contain. Gny
per ccn,.m"re Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone.
therefore Il is more durable. The addition oi
Amnonis gives !, greater feriilizing value.
Over seven years experience has proved T..
the Farmer that it makes heavier grain than
even stable manure. and is no, only active but
lasting.
ss-Price t5soO per ton. 5000 lb..-sa
Discount tn dealers
MORO PHILLIPS,
=. Sole Proprietor aud Manufacture.
March Sim.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
HEREFORD. BALTIMORE co.

Di virtue oi a decree OF the Circuit Court for
- Baltimore county. sitting in equity. the
uha"F-igned' a. Trustees, will offer at Public
on THE PREMISES.
." f''sday. alsi day Of March, Isss.
at o'clock r. NJ.
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A L & Il ! . ~ l. T. n,
To'esVHt0sH, BahiS,oo ~.
"ILL attend promptly " Auction.rrin.
w REAL AMI PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TERMS ;-for sum, oi ~ 900 aud under. ~
l'cr cent. For sums over Al .noe 4: per cent
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PUBLIC SALE

JAMES ". OwiNGs. Aur,ioucer.
March :. 4.
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DY virtue vi two writs of aeri Iacia.. issued
Dou' of the Circuit Court iOr Baltimore CO..
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W-YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1865

ton, lest the same danger apprehended from his
first removal might follow The course You have
understood agreed to pursue was in violation OF
course will pursue, and which never doubted yon
fully understood, was in accordance with law and
not In disobedience to any orders of my superior
And now. Mr.. President, where my honor as a soldier
ndintegrity man have been violently assailed
pardon me for saying that but regard this whole
matter from beginning to end as an attempt to IN
vove me in the resistance of law for which You hes
itated to assume the responsibility in order thus
to destroy my character before the country. / am,
in a measure, confirmed in this conclusion by your
recent orders directing to dsObey orders from the
Secretary Of War my superior and your subordinate,
without having countermanded his authority l am
TO dis0bey. With assurance, Mr.. President, that
and character could have induced this correspondence
on my part have the honor to be- very respectfully,
your Obedient servant, u. 5. GRANT, General.
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DRIOT IN SATSNNAR.

THE ANDERSON COM,fIssION-sHIPPiNG NEWS
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. "A large meeting was held
in the African Church edice to-day to advocate The
election of Charles II. Hopkins for the office OF
Mayor, in place of Mayor Anderson, who is now be-
fore Military Commission. During the meeting
disturbance occurred outside the church from dis
orderly negro resisting the police, who were ct
tempting to arrest him.
The negroes drew pistols upon the police, and the
riot became general. Reenforcements of police
drove off the rioters and captured the ringhaders
Lieut. Bell of the police was shot in the head and
leg, and Lieut. Howard was knocked Oft his horse
with brick. Several policemen and four or five
negroes were wounded, but none were killed. The
rioters have dispersed. but much excitement pre-
walls among them.
The Military Commission in the case OF Mayor Ander'
son is still IN session examining witnesses
The crew Of the ship Admiral. which cleared from this
port Saturday for Liverpool refused to 90 70 sea I'D
her account OF her being leaky. . -.
Tho ship laid III Tybee Roads, and on Monday nlgns
dragged her anchor, and went ashore on the Deach,
where she lies high and dry at low water Pilots re
port steamer Charles W. Lord, bound for ths port
with part OF her rdder and two anges OF her propeller
gone, trying TO make the port OF Charleston