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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17
EXEMPT FROM STAMP DUTIES.

Affidavits in legal proceedings. exempt.
Acknowledgement Of deeds, exempt.
Assignment, or certificate Of shares of stock in
any Incorporated company, for which a new GER
tiiicate is issued. exempt.
All papers in tax suts, exempt.
Certificate Of record on the instrument recovered
or entered upon book, exempt.
Certificate Of welght-auimals coal, wood or
other articles texcept ores. } exempt.
Certificates of birth or death, exempt.
Deposit note with Insurance Companies, when
policy is subject 10 stamp duty, exempt.
Renewal of. subject to the same duties as other
promissory notes.
Endorsement Of negotiable instrument, ex-
empt.
For the satisfaction of any mortgage or juds-
ment, or decree Of any Court. exempt.
Insurance limited to injury to persons while
travelling, exempt.
Official documents. Instruments and papers,
issued or vised used by officers Of the State ex-
empt
Powers of attorney to receipt for shares of stock
in any Incorporated company, in lieu of shares of
stock surrendered. exempt.
Quit claim deed to be stamped as a CONVEYANCE
except when given as release Of a mortgage by
the MORTGAGE his assignee or assignors TO the
mortga@or, or successor in interest in which case
1t is exempt.
Sherifs returns on writs or other process, ex-
empt.
Writs or other process in any criminal case
empt.
Approved March |. 1866.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17
ADOLPHUS WAITZ,
N O TARY PUBLIC

FUK URMSBY COUNTY.
cords Written up; bookkeeping z
and Copying of every description
done with neatness and ttspat tc h.
OFFICE,-CORNER OF KING l. CURRY SITS
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
February 19, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

mar, Of . Hons, that voted Re Railroad report and two b
ten from that part House hat voted Ped and hat he coo
ee have pogef counsel ard fd r AMI paps
e committee this Chamber during be recess 81 The Legislature
and that be committee may employ cerk o,..
Mr. KIERNAN SAID that the charges were not dehnlte
and specific; il they were made he should have no
objections 20 the investigation. 49,.
Mr. JACOBS Thought that the charges were sufficient
10 warrant the appointment OF Committee, Dut ne
ehogld oppose n rowing commission, 10 sit during the
Summer and should also oppose the idea of dctatng 10
the Speaker who should constitute such Committee.
Mr. PITTS thought that the charges were sufficient 10
warrant an investigation Every member OF the ksrnau
Committee was implicated in making their report on tie
IL 10 De right 49,. e., NJ.
Mr.. JACOBS offered the following substitute for Mr..
Glcnn's resolution: 49,,
PesC'rof That Special Committee Of Five be appointed 20 itTes
the charges of corruption Mr Glenn against members hl
Committee have 20 SEND Tor persons anu
uspers ari De instructed 10 report within ten days. .
Mr.. PITTS moved to amend the substitute, IAtO 'ie
Committee 10 De appointed arc hereby directed 10 nNe+-
tigate the specific charges already made py NJ "eah
of Wayne County, and all specific charges when may
hereafter be made by any gentleman. carried.
Nh Jacobs', resolution was then adopted % amended
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Im EXCISE QUESTION.

Io i.t i,.....I Ia. J. --.t.l J'rI1n.
SE: lu your article OF Saturday upon The tx
r,o r- 1 aa placed in the position OF an advocate q"
'To,u rollsuon" without qualifications aud this YOU
tay as " 1f. Opouncn terms IT, means tota annimation
- any political organization which advocates il IN tls
STATE"
qha: Your readers may know The position that did
take uon The question under discussion at the time
vin thau you 10 lsb-h the ncoscd report Of my re-
1uarhs from paper in this city it being amor"
ful. report tIau that of The evening papers:
Vi oDo1H- Sd ' " .lr o., he a's eonGea he E N}9,. ~ -
- ,. - ~, 1,' mod y - @ s IN. Yai-opaisn law In ,ie
,,''e .. ,-s -,,-, y 't. ie...etss ;l.l In for
tto direction M @ m ite sala,"r fou i5e SYN tir or'sme was
] To- M bound I Sy f . IIe s,sr @ Of vbat ie knew
a, %. tie "orla oi tlt ltn1el1. or
h ,sgr crrs-s aIsTat least $500, votes Ac:vs aaf ia'a-
t l1-' rttf ," 49, 10 "'iA Hf 20, t'h,, o., o M
T.a, '-s e og " ruAe' aia 'f l'n"c'us '1l''' " A'
on le c- decision rs is judge ATea regard to tie power
ei rs ie-r' " "-f a'tqlor hd Am.,ergnt rT'1p'.
JD.sr Uh.t.ti s91 connect o lot tl ia't Es'
b.. ~ Brl.r o. d. a.i N,,t-, il,t 70 .o,.. re would DO
tf , - m ' .. >, .yo.E Do. ,o. 4 be irs 10 n, some
t.- . r, ,.i .a' tI. lo- or ..e artatu,s rr,-
sac @'1 s -erc -ie5 '.ar-' BE- .o.. 'a',s - '" lie
That 10y Po.1u may mot Dc misunderstood upon this
iDToaut question yod vI permit Ine 60 .ay it j. woli
known. from uy public declarations 80 various Temper
aee IDertul- .Jr rho past two years That nile believe
implicitly iu tuo doctrine 0i Prohibition both in the
manufacture gud sale. yet tlat am ho an advocate OF
Immediate prohibition hrc3usc. in my opinion. 40 such
law can be sustained end enforced the STATE ~ present
Pub.c sentiment must Doe educated up higher stand
ard OF morality before prohibtoy Jaw he carried
Into eject: hence hyc urged Temperance through
oat The state rUrrcc fhc present law and 40 lanor 10
elevate tlc pubr mind preparatory io more stringent
law
As 1ueiuhrr % thr Republican party and as am,mhcr
a. rc Temperance parry, DO not ash at present any n-
do.sema ~ tlc Temperance platform from The 3;epub
c..n party: Uui while asking ior nothing wiz not submit
o. atcmu fo lend the parry toaid tine Liquor Dealers
Association h1J mp orpctUaje the nlaInOus traffic
IL rum The Temperance mtu o The state nave asked uo
e-ai ion u tprr interest eel The present Legislature.
and while os 1olc for tlou-,,s-, tr' protest pa'rst
yiItho mi,r, OF ruiG and f heu'- aI, such JoEis
Iaion they viii punish at The ballot bO, either party
daring 10 paudcr TO tbe pONer o." sam iev IulJs
nary votes ia ScV.} ori CITY.
As Representative Temperance man. do assert That
tue day of compguI5e, with tine ru power or iihrun
politicians mas iolcyer passed away Asaiepre-out2llye
Of tle Eruuh. can pary, an oppo to ss'IUonupou
tle Excise question at present. either or or against aud
IUl further add that 90 my opinion. tl the position
of nnccu,i> OF the party to which have tho honor go
belong. 1"urs, &c, D. .oD"NNiti
Sfaots 'hna,bfr 1At0Y, March 90 i''s.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. .... AIrt>l. Auiii 0, ist5.
Bills were pa>>ed-Auh0rziHg the towns lH
jefferson JtN a0 81 Lawrence CgUufios tu lIkc riOth
iB tie Black River dnd st. Lawrence tr1C incorpoi
atiug the International DOck Company "t EIOclyu tbe
Union Safe Deposit IIIpauy of NcH o end tr Union
FoIrderv Company Of Troy. AuthOI.. .- fcN partner
,x I. The uauc- oi i0ru.r pHru,r-f,- AuthOrI
iu. the Common t0uuCl oI Utica tuto.oN 80. toO FOR
eiiy purpC-o- Amending the Metropolitan Police iaW n
fcC4S 90 the Police Life Insurance Fulo. Authorizing
IfoIg,uraucc Companies SO iuVV- no re. estate. .ou-Ide
of state. bJt within ~ niles ot New YORK CITY. Tie
Ctg a. Roche toT Claim Dill Incorporating tDe Now urk
STATE Hcsrd OF tr-tcfe 90 thc American Ilufiuc iou-
for DE Blind amending tLc chatter oi mo Ithaca fuy-
iuaN Bank. and tao charter Oi !r Mrcagatre ut Trad
S4yll.s Jaub. Authorizing tlc -uurcmc 0uf @udrc 90
issuc VrlIs ui prohibition
B..s ,.src ordered go thrd reading NmcBdju- To
. 1Aarier of tic talEth tnauty ioHIo9tiOn ~ kug-
Ifrenry amending ihc title Ot the NcW-lork N0imu's
inbfInagv Ass1,IafOn. Incorporating tlc IIrr Savnes
RarH OF Brooklyn Hatug oppOpiiau' nS ler me pat-
urrt J thc Interest o. The canal debt. authorizing fho
cy shan take tl1Jp,J riOrk u thc Bulaoaud Washing
tO Ra1r0d. LcoJ0ralirr me Behd ~ irodr oi iIdF.
and tho g.. ION Founder. company Ol Troy. Extending
fhe ,ine for the sooeiOl 81 taxes u OsEe2o. Tor tne
auut-nimce oi pGlct. ans tOT Drc department oi ~vr
,isc Author IuV frp Involvement ~ iniGn.ef. Br0O
glge bg. Eel1,iyc 80 thc paving and grading Of Van
lCit and EriOfd aves.. Br0oklyH inf0rpofalln- lLr
YouHsIs ana Aip pne Icuy Company. Amending Un
rlais,r0I thc Ham iioD savings Bank of Eiool}r
MIIR,tfollItN TKCl-i iAW.
rf yWII D called from tbe ttDr tur qLrOu "f agree
ibg with tho adverse 4ep5r on thc bli modJilnS the
III MUEPHY n1ted a. amend the iii by prO, iding
That NCeuaef '0r ;hc sale Of malt liquors wines shall
M lle i0r matt spIruOUg hn1Ors and riues other than
in Otos having lr0Ic than ~ lodging 800 hotels
Uiu CCcF Irrre lodJgo rooms ~" hotels win ~ loog
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
L.I1EST SHIP NLU&.
PORT oF NBg.YORR.....

ARRIVED.
ee., b S.s.u Cs0se Charleston fa t7e '1i pass % AZ
Sr,4p san Salvador Neser,5n Savannah with ie aud pass to
Ssm.p Ioiac Rogers. Savannah Ma 25 for Boston Pit into
. & Of ST. Andrews y D. Grut Buenos Aes e lays. wool
Ala. 70 Brett >ou Co. Mar'9 it - 70 oa 'O ~ spoke
hi Gi,er tr-B D45s C,K u DAYS sugar TO r. Haniord &
Sh g. %. Mills Newton N,mlnson v c. naval stores TO Jonas
Smith Go.
M : C,.s5 bsrb, Louis Walsh SrgHs,en.
Hester P,fctesteG .o'eptGe, New hss'I.
H. Ti.e SesHsyeu Nlr.e Cobb. Nes-.ondon.
SN Hall Portland. Conn Geo. Gillian Portland, Conn.,
Henry Parker, New Haven = ~ amiih NtN.ht''A,
Gloucrster Nee.Hlveu. Ame'is Auyusts, Manhsssstt.
REM BIs.,r We.yor. sarah Ameila. SANFORD
An Elts Nor1unrt. Ns~a Lane, SoraaE
Dayd Psarau, GrelnveH. to'aeda' Nor5rof"
Ig. ~. P..i.rd ". Robinson St Crorges
Good Templlr Bridgeport Jola %nrh, Portland. c.
T.. 4. Anderson. Hartford amelia, hS,Ph,
Mi-y p',rciari Br,oshavc. Caiolaa Neulayel.
J.. Z. Banter. Nes-3 -3eiio0t Mary Matt Ne"-LondoH'
Steamships Colorado Java. LyePooli Arzors AsrNali
hlrA soee, and Jrs Go'-ea LeaL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov Anil l.-AsryeI, bng hhcs M Putnam, McssinA
Fonrut NoSKps. April lSei steamships Mary Aug 'ta Tor
he e feet o vessels the roaa Yesterday Passed out
' Cais.T5y A. % g. c. % 1pa tde Webster Kelley Boston. Sailed
Nornr. Apai i.-Arr,ei ,6p Maud Br), from Boston .s
FOREIGN PORTS
ST CRorx March 4In port brig Nellie foT NeHlogk oadirgi
sechrs Neptune; BRIDE and Alpha of pG t Do , u, Size which
Marl 20 arrived here today having touched at NASSAU
T si.smp Bsry- Capt Baker len Nesoens the 2ah
March. arrived here ycsttlcay hey 10 Sca.lork
DISASTER.
Brig Harriet of Poil fom Ma;alns ior Baltimore vas spolen
topgalal sails Needed no assistance.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
"a IooHrrueAuI

CeoUNI>o ur Lmnl,E.-Thc exact ,igniti-
..... .,r.r .l', s-l.r q, sec ehout delay. be
r.al-r ,.l,,tI ,lh sT h rsser been ielasf arrived
. Alis.a'. rlt aat1. ' 3, erpsa Che ban'n 'lee wac
as,-, -IuIn Ions oae Of IsoAs bats O.. e''re! i'
,g-.. ,.t Ic p. ',,, ,ut q. 40 ~, Doldaa.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

ing rooms ttG hotels with 70 lodging rooms 500 The
hours between which places licensed shall De closed sha
be between and a. and prohibiting the arrest oi
persons without warrants. duly issued by magistrate
except for drunkenness.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

DIR. L. b. FOoTE, author of Medical Com
mon Scse can be seen IN person 10 and compe
may consulted from 10 once corner OF
Le1irson-age. .rd Twenty eghthst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
IVES PATENT LAMPS

i've ab,fal cheaper .Ls tl Gas cav - lighted tIeI itd
rur , ,l r.Bo .e .a.e chimney, or uns,re'ng he
bonner Wsu..,a SrE,N,Ti " nr-stus SAFE STATIONARY
II.urs n s fo.s th ,e ...atb lad fbroHs, 4ri PURE
soNlyPfOstyF kIUU,FNE on aal o., tte miserable sld so
commonly a.rL
-. I-t, recently fs,e hIr of le sssn- fr ca'f.'s'et
W, .- ir a 90 l,o lrr.I, -1i pr-pins 1ev oil"
m 90 ,usto I.,s ..l illustrations prices &C.; blt unexpected
tf., s, r,.l r s completion vir u exp ail reply
m @, es promptly When published Ni bs mailed 10 arplrl'i'
-i 30 rtr an 90 .s.s oio want CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS
PULPIT STANDARDS yEsrBUiE ItNTF8SS NALL LAMPS.
REFLECTOR HlSGEu LAMPS SPRING BRACKET LAMPS
VASE LtNrs TAUITo HAND IiNWS Nt Clr.ls.. Dr,.Irg'
Pat e Ii4. CO.. otru.s .al o,yi . c, 90 bum 30 uen.
JJI'rS WFS g. Co.. No. 80 Nads1.sss y ;.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
no PONDENTs.

CEo,pyELL.-A majority oi the Democrats N
CON -. voted to INCREASE th' pay of Coucressn"n G.,
A. The parasites son refer 10 are called "Ircmn1'
4 EripR-Iis Rcr0i,oi0H advocates woman suffrage
% s published &C No %, rarlrow.-..C II. C.--ihc
Southern clergyman you refer to as having picked
Itdy D., pocket while riding IN omnibus In Broadway
was rhaf.rd from cti,,Jj n consequence Of the com
~ int a.ust him husul been Withdrawn He returned
to virginia and when last heard from WAS in lunatlc
asylum in tnat Tile Charles Reade c' Griffith
Gluut - Ih, suit viii bc tried a, the April term OF the
supreme Court ..s j. s.-rloac VINO deserted during
the war cannot Dee deprived of voting unless by special
enactment OF the State Legislature. There Is such law
In PENNSYLVANIA and On Ohio. but none In New-Nork.
"J. \ B"-Iuo words d" rom tho oldest 10 the Ablest
General ol tho Age written ON the hy-leai Of
biography oi Gen. scott. written by himself and pre-
srued 10 Gen Grant, at We Point. Ia 1854 FREDERICK
tl, Great exuic ed tLy sentiment while sending
present to cen. Washington. ..." Edmond Itch
Grants pl. b. ia,, vrar. Including al allowances
pu.aiD rt"tIutrf ls "A Crock compound anu
means g. madness Tor vIuc.'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Tle ad.er.e Iepor wa. en aeIeod 10. ald the D W.
rur rBtg RAILWAY REPORTS

lost.
1HE TRIR RAILWAY REPORTS.
The majority minority reports of the select Com
mitteo on the Erie Railroad affairs referred 10 the
Committee the Whole. together Vh the resolution OF
the and the bin OF the other. See another column
Tor the repOTts.l
I'm The evening session bills were mtrOduced-TO en-
courage the buildug ot railroads boy appropTatng %
any company who SHALL In 1868 1862 actually construct
twenty miles without parallel road being within eight
miles thereof S3O1O per mile for every mile actually con
stmcted. Authorizing the Court Of Impeachment TO
hold sessions elsewhere than in Albany, and fixing the
pay Of Senator'S members Of that Court ~ s. day
Confirming the resolution of the New-l Ork Common
Council adopted December Q, 1867, granting certain
privileges to the SccOnd-Qye, Railroad. -
-s-s A. UNAUTHORIZED ISSUE OF STOCK. ~s-~~ss.,
Mr. flEE(E introduced bill TO punish the unauthOf
lied Issue O stock by corporations this state II
ydes that every director officer in any corporation in
this state who shall, with intent 10 defraud, make or he
concerned in making Illegal unauthorized, prOhib-
tied Issue of capital stock Of such corporation, or who
sa appropriate the moneys effects Of such corpora
ton TO his own purposes, who SHALL with intent 10 de-
fraud take the moneys effects Of such corporation 10
another state, who shall retain such moneys and e.
f''' D." on"fh"" state :" "v9de agal process Ia " t.
md ,.cii@Ud e. tiizcr ff:zi - - eeued cmfv Of
felony and npQp conviction thereof shall be punished
Dy nprlsnIet IN the STATE Prison for period oi not
less then two years or moro than i've years.
bills were ordered 10 third reading authorizing N!iG-
10 lend lis credit 20 the Syracuse and 'hchato var
ley Railroad: Incorporating tho Dealers ard PrniuccS
MIL Company for tho relief O.. The Adi.'ld'cA h''!'ad
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were reported fdyOrably-To incorporate
the Banker, and Merchants Information company 70
urohh the landing ~ and freight below the
foot 0f RiNngtOU-st, by steamers navigating Long
Island sound and East Rcr 20 limit and achne te pow
ers and privileges OF the Eureka Basin Warehouse ana
Manufacturing Compauy to incorporate the sheUti
Island Wharf ana Improvement Company loeAEhu lhc
charter of the GreCnpUiut and shelter lSand fcrIy
Company relative 10 opening COurtlandt-sBroohJh 10
authorize additional facilities orthc ufermeu OF pauprr
dead I'm NcvYoTK; to compel Joint Stock Companies and
Associations 10 admit service ~ process In c'l ac
tuus: To compel justices OF the Police ald Police Justices
I'm Incorporated villages pay al fines collected by hon
10 hr supervisors of towns 20 amend the charter Of The
New York Real Estate Agency.
Bills were advanced 10 third rCading-TO incorporate
the Peoples safe Deposit Company. To Incorporate the
seventeenth Ward Savings Bank, NcW1 Ork. To moor
poratc tie Fulton Ecue,olcnt Association Of NcwNorl
rOamcud tine for thc mpOlcmcnt OF Llytttcquare,
BROOKLYN. To amend th, N.tioua. Guard act.
Bills utroducod-Io authorize the Police Courts
of New ork 80 seal To extend Tho time Tor Jtc
collection of taxes u Richmond County. incorporate
~ Fraucss Monastery of Brooklyn. To Incorporate ibe
schenectady Astronomical Observatory 20 Inco-plrt te
the Friendly Society of IT. Ambrose Church a Now York
Read tine third tme ANA passed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
KnRnPRAN MARKETS

= ATLANTIC TRIBUNE.
LoNDoy April mConso aseF and close at % for
money and the account American securities close follows United
State, F1eTveny Bonds qa 2a72. Erie Railway shss
8l; IDnos CentrA S9l Atlantic and Great Wesiern3b
FR,SKYoRr Bg Limited States IyeTgen bonds close at s
for the old issue.
LvrRroot Apl is D. Cotonrhe msrke closed active and
baOyart the sales havns eIaied al the estimates ard footed quite
5000 hes large dJne ia Cotton TO arnye Pnce'
rot high during DAY. bu. e mssst closed hm At
the following authorized quotations: Mag Uplsnds oh sJot d
Middiag upaOaI arrive, lliGl,di hdiDg 0hesnf llsl
Cotton is rn: freely from 81 ports Circulars issued to-day report
that the total shipments from Bombay fer the week ending March 81
we're 340O bales The BesdaE market ,l Gpss A2l steady
Al per New Western Wheat l6 per Genital for
CaLioraia White and l4i for No Red Western Bsrey
SO per tssh os,.i 81 pu gu;h Peas, @a per
'4 d. o Fhar $40 per @. for Western Canal
The Provisions market closed quiet Beef l2G per barrel for Extra
Pork sOi per barrel for Es'sra Pnms Mess Lard
per Chee 55 per eT FOR The best grade American ne
Bacon per evt for Cumberland cut Sugar 2s per
y Dutch Standard ROsn 69per cvt for Common North Csrons
and n for Medium TuTpenne % est Taow. A9 per cst
Lreed Oh per Raued Petroleum. per gallon Stand
Spirits Petroleum. H. LBssed Cakes 2t l'i per
thin oblong for feeding -Tg-s - Son .-.-s@
AsrwEEr, April Neutrality-suspicious. MAKE, e''es e,ser
sud Standard White is quoted ut "A Iaacs per bbL
,,esargs1ST WEST INDIA 3ARNTG
bI evH CABLE 70 iuE TRBrH.
HayANL kpr Tbe sagr nket qst to he scarcity Of
unnsge urele sre made ia5i reals aobe Tor No. u Dutch
Ss1ii Efchlp,e on London lOdOl per premium United
states erceney Z per i;oIn Potatoes IS Dbl
= PHILADELPHIA CATTLE NAREET-MAecH 81.
The demand r th'i week good ans pce ruled
sales. The offerings rtacned l
rss.91'y Lancaster cattle. Pnrs ranged from se JOY
T1r 20 Col cattle AID from lctc Tor PINE aud h ''oA No
mon ,foc. sl'd % from 713c per % gro" ,,.,e. -,
sHFrITh, alsp acre, and 3p Aea1 s'4 " 'O u"
| o.. pei 10 yross 20 quality. -.u
HoG-Ibe demand o Hogs vas active and former price ee vel
ar1el 2Jp Led sol 10 from : 10 5Oa 2 u - PEI 20" 10 hcI
,,e lave r, change 10 note market ol heal were '.l
rom 5t - fl s1nugers from $50 20 Fo3 or Co" tr CaL
Domestic MARKETS.
Put ,rErpu, Sprl oye seed doll at ~ tiai Sesa
aa ~ foif 10 better demand; SpruI hgrt Lar = "a
80. PENNSYLVANIA a1i OHIO do SldTls Fancy $3.50 10
/ Wheat advancing good Red ~ goa ~ l3 ,--. 90 --
/ Fine Le1G ltc. t----.,. -. q.
8n0 bs.s rmiiugs 2fnZ'c Receipts si laes exports ''
+ i,Ie. ORR Sifnt Iiclauye, per cent premium
! Hos.iF. April -t0t',D--Ni idiing-. 2iit
! o.. otfIn-A It.nn1 4o'c
| SAvaNssu. Ga. Aprl l.-NOtfJr--NddIu4 70 &"@
WuvtNGtos y Co. Apdl lSprs iurPeuune trn A. h<e h"N
scre; Common - -; Strained - p ~ 9i NJ" 90 i'f "a
/ ttrr.a loc sales A. ~ p .
! 6usRrFsrry. Apdl l.--totton-Ntilrg htc
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

No Possible EXCUSE FOR BEING RoBBED.--
The BURGLAR ALsRH TELEGRAPH bfhbe Or has been nn,
eight years +, H0LnKsi No. Spl bEoAu"D'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

CONNECTICUT
An THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oR 1nLA
THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or E@l
THE CASE FOR IMPEACHMENT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
PsPanh
ARKANSAS,
In THE WEEKLY TRrnUyw
or ArRmA
THE WINTER OF FAMINE,
see THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF hRna
WHO ARE THE "a
ARIsToCRATIC BoNDHOLDERsi
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or HRnt
COMNiERCE-SHIP- BUILDING
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AnLL
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL,
En THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Erery Reader Of IRE Daily TSIbsne skesi< ssh
,cp'Ee for The ET'eskIy TTiSS.esfo FIX.
OF APRmb
TILDEN on THE FAMILY,
see THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF nPunL
! HANGING IN NEW-JERsEY,
In TIE WEEALY TREBUNE
OF APnLL
BEWARE OF SWINDLERS.
In TIEE WEEKLY TIsBaNE
OF APRIL
| THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.
see THE WEGNLy TRIBUNE
or TRml
| NEW PURLlCATIONS-
THE AMERICAN BEAVER,
THE GREAT EXHIBITION,
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRn L
TAOse .eho hare Land. SAFE 'koTIs .EiseTi's ~
THE UeeiFy Zri5sae.
! THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
GEN. BUTLER'S OPENING SPEECH.
I'm THE WEEKLY EEsF8UNE
OF MMLL
INTERESTING LETTER FROM MEXICO,
scc THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
| o. ApsLL
SCTENCE-BARYTA WHITE,
COLORLESS DRYING OIL, CERIUM,
| THE PHENIC ACID REMEDY, DC, Sc,
En- THE WEEKLY TREBUyE
| o. APmLL
| THE TRIBUNE AND THE PEOPLE,
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Circulation Is Greater than fsaf
Of amy other .ver'SaDer.
| CONSULTATIONS IN BEREAVEMENT PopS
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APsILL
DOMESTIC NEWS,
| FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
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see PIE WEEKLY TREngyE
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zho'e Vs'4Hsi"R TO PnyrANss Farms sssSLx 30.
rerfise i~ TSe Tribune.
THE FARMERS CLUB on
TREATMENT OF cows
HOW BEES MAKE THEIR CELLS
THE POOR GENTLEMAN FARMER,
THE UNDER DOG IN THE FIGHT,
| CLOVER AND LOBELLA,
INTERVIEWED MANURE,
! BROOM CORN AND BROOMS,
| CHEERLESS PROSPECTS, GRAPES,
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS &s., DC,
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OP APRIL
| THE BEST SHEEP COUNTRY
PROFITS OF SPANISH MERINOs,
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| MIR. WATSONS SALE OF BL0ODED STOCK.
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| SHEEP RAISING N TENAS,
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NEW-lCRh WEEkLY TRiBtNE

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