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FURSl FURSl!

Our winter stuck Of FGrS Is now
complete, comprising many grades Of
Sable, Mink, Fitch, Squirrel Stone
Martin Lynx, Muskrat and COney, for
Ladies' and Misses, and otter, Beaver
and Nutria. for Men and Boys. We
have many fancy styles Of MufIs and
Collars for Skating, Opera and Party.
Our FurS have been manufactured
by ourselves with Onr customary care,
and will be sold, as usual with us,
under their natural aud proper names.
Persons buying of us can rely on
getting what they desire.
We arc prepared to alter, line and
repair Furs in the best manner, and
ON short notice.
All goods warranted as represented.
GREEN 81 GREEN,
Fourth and Main, louisville.
dec7 If a. College street.
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Law DEPARTMENT OF CUMBERLAND
UNIvERsITY.-By reference to our adver-
Using columns this morning, will be found
the advertisement of the Law Department
Of Cumberland University. The next
session opens on the first Monday in Feb.
ruary. The record Of this law school is &
proud one, and many Of its pupils are the
brightest ornaments to the bar and bench
of the South and West. Almost every bar
in Tennessee has a representative from
this school. Orr city is ably represented
by Gen. Bate, Frank Z. Williams and Jno.
c. Thompson, and by many Young men,
among whom are Caruthers, Cahsl, Pritch-
EFT, DeGrafenreid and Maury, all of whom
were educated at Lebanon. The superiority
of the Lebanon Law School consists in the
fact that it familiarizes its pupils with the
pratiee as well as the theory of law.
THREE THINGS NECEssARY.--In add
tion to the daily morning visits of the
UNION AND DISPATCH, there are three
things indispensable TO the comforts Of life.
You must have your house properly fur
nished; You must have your person prop
erly and fashionably clothed; your wife
must have her toilet supplied, and in case
OF sickness, you must carry your doctor 5
orders to a druggist who never makes mis-
takes in putting up prescriptions, and who
keeps the purest and freshest Of medicines
To obtain all these without trouble, you
have only 10 stop at the corner of Cherry
and Church streets, on your way,tO or from
your business. The magnificent building
represented in our advertising columns yes
terday, contains such of these indispensa-
bles, and nobody who desires to live COM
fortably and keep up with the times, can
avoid seeing it every day of his life.
First, on the corner you observe Demo
vile & Co., whose drug establishment is
without q superior, and whose principals
and clerks are always agreeable, prompt
and accommodating. Second, you encoun-
ter Huntington, who has made reputation
in Nashville, as one of the best and most
fashionable clothiers ever in the city He
can make a gentleman ont of any male
human being, who is not born fool or
knave. He cannot perform these impossi-
bilities; but everything else in the decora-
ton of man he can do. His clerks are as
skilled "a the proprietor; and if you
shouldn't see Huntington, call on Hawkins,
who never failed in any emergency, from
fitting a suit to holding musEet for four
years. The only failure he ever made was
failing to copper" on the rebellion.
Third, (which ought to be first you come
to Benson & Toney's house furnishing
emporium. If they have not what you
want in style and price, you had better dc
without. If they cannot set you up, turn
into HuntiEgton's, get your burial suit
pass on to Demoville's and procure the
proper quantum of strychnine, and COM
NIT suicide. And if you want to die hon
estly and leave your wife and children OIL
J creditors comfortable, step across to DR.
| Hoyte, of the Nashville Life Insurance
Company, and take ten or twenty thousand
for he insures against suicides, since they
| are held in law 10 be crazy.
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quenee aud praised the negroes highly.
Squalls, and screams, and yells followed,
with the footing of horn that some fellow
kept blowing for the benefit of the occa>
sion. Gideon's rams horn that shattered
the walls Of Jericho had a counterpart.
The meeting broke up in a big noise and
fuss and the negroes went home. The
scramble will be over to-day, and whether
the candidates will be satisfied with the
result or not, we want the darkies TO be-
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f. & j. NoRTHMAN, No. % Public
Square, who have raised such excitementin
this community on account Of selling their
stock of dry goods and notions at such as
tonishing low figures, have received a new
and large stock, which they offer and
promise 70 sell cheaper than heretofore.
A large stock of dress goods and poplins
received, which will be sold at 25c yard.
ian4-2t
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AT the eIsse of the old and opening of
the new year, it is interesting to compare
the market value Of commodities with pre-
vious years; and this is Of more interest at
the present time on account of the anoma-
lous condition Of the financial state Of the
country. The following table presents the
comparative wholesale prices Of eommodi-
ties ia Cincinnati at the close Of the years
1860 1866 and 1867 The price given
when the quality of the article is not speci-
f:ed is the average price:
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Spoons, PITCHERS, ALBUMS, ETC.-A
negro girl named Matte Carter, was before
Justice Mathews on yesterday on a war
rant for walking of with a pitcher, pair Of
gloves and am album, belonging TO T. II.
Richards. The prosecution declining TO
appear. the case was dismissed.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNEssE AIR LINE
One Of the mos: important enterprises that
could be conceived as affecting the com
7aeroial interests Of the Southwest has been
accomplished. The Virginia and Tennes-
see Air Line road rio Norfolk, as inaugu-
rated from this city by the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, islreceivinC, as it de-
serves the proper consideration Of business
men. shippers and monied men. The ad-
yantages oC the route have been pracii-
cally demonstrated during the late snow
and free yea. While the Northern roads
have been banked and blockaded with
snow, the Norfolk route has been open all
the time, and shipments made through to
New York on guaranteed nine days time.
Messrs. Hugh McCrea & Co., among the
heaviest cotton men in the city, are in re-
oeipt Of kilograms advising them Of the
sale Of thirty-seven bales Of cotton in New
Work on the ID met. which .Sft Nashville
on ,he Nashville and Chattanooga road
gia Norfolk on the 9th Of December. A
better guaranty of pusmpt and expedition
TRANSPORTATION could not well be afforded
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TIE gentleman who proposes, in another
column, to run the city waterworks, for
$3.50 less than the present cost to the city,
is a substantial citizen, and can give satis-
factory bonds that he will comply with his
prODOsitiOn.
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LETTER CARRIERS REPoRT FOR De-
CENBER, 1S67.-Number Of mail letters
delivered, 81, sic; number of drop letters
delivered, 2l82; number Of newspapers de-
liyered, 1921 number of letters collected
from street boxes, 1866.
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JACOB THETE has removed his auction
house from 80 to No. 10, North College
street On the 9Th Of January he will
have mammoth auction sale of drygoods,
boots and shoes, 10 which he invites every
body. He will serve an excellent lunch
gratnitously TO his friends and patrons that
day, at llR O'Clock. Those wanting good
bargains had better be on hand that day.
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ANOTHER RooF FALLS E-DAMAGE
S5OO.-The roof Of the one story building
at the corner OF Jackson and College
streets, fell in at 10 o'clock on Thursday
night with crash, caused by the heavy
snow on the roof The building belonged to
Mr. Cook, Of Sulpher Springs popularity.
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock on hand tO-daE-.,.....-.-......... 1922
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce;
NEW YoRK, Jan. 3.-GoId opened at
1884. 1O:30.-Gold 1884 11-Cotton-
demand good and prices have advanced !;
Upland middling l65; Mobile II Orleans
17fCG174; good middlings Is. l2.-Gold
1883 Cotton-demand active at full prices.
P. M.-Gold 1885, Cotton-demand &C.
tive at full prices. Sales to-day 5000 bales (;
quotations nominally unchanged.
LIyERPooL, Jan. 3--1l.A. M--Cotton
demand active and prices have advanced
Id. Estimated sales to-day 10000 bales /;
Upland middlings I'D; Orleans 3d, l;20
P. M.-Cotton market frmer and advanced
I'd; sales to-day 10000 bales; Upland
middlings Cd Orleans 75d. P. M.-Cot-
ton demand active but prices advanced
! I'D Upland middlings I'D; Orleans mid
dIings 74d.
BACoE-The supply is ample and prices
a little dull. We quote clear sides to the
trade, in casks, AZ shoulders, 124@1Si
country hams III; plain canyased hams
q old sugar cured hams 22@23c,
CoRN-Farmers are realizing 55e loose
in wagons, while dealers are delivering at
the depot al zoe $50 mi q
KHRAT-The market is poorly supplied,
though the demand is not heavy. We
quote sales at 50 O5@2 % for common to
choice samples.
FLoUR-The market Is not at all buoy
ant. We quote Mountain Dew Sl5i
Cream ofthe City slS; Pomona $40 Pride
of Tennessee $14 80. rise
LARD-In tierces I24; in cans or kegs
144c
sUeAR-The supply is ample fol
wholesale aud retail. Wequote Orleans l4ii
| @14f Porto Rico 124@l49; Demarars
l4@15c; coffee A Il; B 1914 @ 16t
crushed, powdered and granulated lSc,
CoFFEE-The market is rather weak
Bio 22@26; Laguyra 27927s; Java
88@88c.
MoLAssEs-Orleans, choice, SO; Sor'
ghum soc; Golden syrup 1890.
HAY-S25 per ton.
PoTAroFs-S3@4 per Dbl.
APPLEs-S3 50@6 per Dbl.
sALT-$4 so for z bushel barrels.
CANDLB-17@l7lc for star.
SOAP-S4c per lb,
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NASHVILLE MEDICAL SoCIETY.-We
are reouested TO state that called meeting
Of the Nashville Medical Society will be
held on Monday evening at the rooms in
ALIENS buiIding. Church street.
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THE HERNANDEZ TRoUPE.-With the
matinee this afternoon, and the entertain
ment tonight, the season for which this
unrivaled troupe have been engaged ex-
pires. 1t drew fair house last night, not
withstaHding the almost impossible condi
ton Of portions of our streets. This after
noon Nan the Good-for- Nothing" Littles
Nellie and Pinkie singing " Pit"a@pat,"
and concluding with grand olio, are the
attractions. Tonight, 1.-THE Lady of the
Lions, [" " Uncle JEFF" etc.
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wv. McFERRrN & Co, Cherry street,
have laid upon onr table the Southern
Opinion, Waverly Magazine, Frank Leslie,
aud the Chimney Corner.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 3-Mouey market continues
steady ut car for call loans, Stocks are a shade
higher and stronger. The Express says there IL
an improved tone and feeling IN business circles
generally, and the money balance showsa better
result than was anticipated on the heavy de-
cline in merchandise during the past year
These remarks are particularly Applicable TO
the drygOOds trade, aud the great caution exer-
cised by the jobbers in their purchases during
the last season, no doubt, saved them from
heavy losses. There Is in nearly all directions
a more hopeful feeling in regard to the future
confidence which was everywhere shaken BY
Mr.. McCu1oeh's arbitrary and iniudicious con
traction.
~. Louis Marker.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Tobaeco active and UNI
changed. Cotton better. l3gl3%. Flour quiet
and unchanged; Wheat firm and demand small,
red winter ranges from 81 50g2 90. Com very
dull at 5s49O. Provisions dull, only a retail
business doing
Cincinnati Market.
IRCrscIsyArf, Jan. 3-Flour firm and higher
| family $ll 25 Wheat ia demand at 81 50 for
No red. Corn and oats unchanged. Cotton
! active ard higher. middling l5c. Tobacco nom
nally unchanged. Hogs dull. Provisions qulei
and firm. Money market easy
New York Market.
NV YORK, Jan. Cotton Z@H better and
decidedly more active; sales Of 100 bales at Ia
GIT for middling uplands. Flour closed 5@lQc
cents better. Wheat lg2c better with fan
demand. Corn quiet and steady 81 81 POI y
Bacon quiet and steady.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sin the drygoOds market
there is no change Of importance accept in prints
Sprague fancy prints and most other makes are
reduced 60 llIc. Heavy brown sheetiDgs are
steady at I45zgl5c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 3-Sales Of 81 hhds, tobacco
10 day Tugs s. and medium leaf 81 Zi. Cotton
/ l3al35l. Flour 81 75a5. Wheat 81 35eF2 40
Corn. new 73a75. Whisky 27829 ia bond. Mes
pork S2I 50. Bacon. shoulders 10; clear sides H.
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton market ex.
cited and advanced. offerings HRbt; sales 5ool
bales; receipts S307. exports 1000; middlings
| l51l8l55<. sugar hrm and unchanged. Flour
dan, superfue 50 Is; choice sl4 25glJ. Corn IN
fair demand g5cgSl.
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Of the act amending the charter. The
whole affair is in high mix, and from
present appearances the citizens of Gal
latin bid fair TO be, for a fine, without
a city government.
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London advices Of yesterday quote Uni-
ted States sos at 724.
Exchange on New York, drawnuPonship-
ments of cotton or other produce was taken
by the Banks at 1 discount and sold by
them at par.
Nashville corporation checks weFebought
at SIC discount.
There was nothing doing in government
bonds or uncurrent money.
The sales of Southern States bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 3lst
nit. were as follows:
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TENNESSEE HoRTIcULTURAL SOCIETY y
This society will meet this afternoon al .
o'clock in the rooms ofthe Board OF Health,
Kirkman's Building.
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TIE Harmon COTTON Press COM
PANY.-We visited on the FIRST instant the
warehouse Of the Harmon Cotton Press
Company, opposite the Chattanooga depot,
This company has an Office also At No. III
Broadway New York. Alex. c. Harmon
is President, and Goldsmith Il. West Sec
rotary. The COMPRISING machine is COM
pleie in all It's parts, and is the first ever
brought to Nashville Quite a number OF
citizens were present, and all seemed
much prepossessed in f4goE Of the enter
prise. The engine with thirty-fye pounds
Of stesm, works with the force Of a twenty
horse power. Il is one of the eompletest
pieces Of machinery we have ever seen, and
the working Of it is \ matter of great inn
portance 10 our citizens, especially those
interested ia the cotton trade.
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THB CITY.

our GAINESVILLE Agent.-JoHN ".
FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
sec, to receive aud receipt for subscriptions ana
advertisements for the UEIoN AND D1sPAroh'
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SINGLETON, at the postofiee, has the
Chimney Corner and the New York
Ledger, together with the other literary
aud illustrated papers for the current
week
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PoHcE COURT, JAN, 2D.-John Downs,
indecent exposure Of person, etc, So
workhouse.
Isaac Finley, colored, and 0gleyie By
ron Young, lighting and disorderly, con-
tinued 10 Monday next.
Joseph II. Snyder, assaulting Amelia
Street. breaking furniture disorderdly con-
duct, and usiug threats, Sl0O-two cases
work house.
Lefty Ann Thompson, cclored, sssaulting
a child, discharged
Hattie Ford Grant Hines, drunk and
disorderly, S5-workhouse.
VIM H. Mclaughlin, colored boy,
stealing black smith tools, S5-workhouse
James Finn, receiving a shot gun, know
ing il to have been stolen, continued.
NJ. McWilliams, 45th infantry, stealing
pair Of gloves from auction house, con
timed
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We also annex a monthly table of the
fluctuations of gold for the previous five
years, commencing with January, 1862,
the date of the suspension of specie pay
mania.
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NashvIIIe Live stoek NIarket.

AFft7II IIlIlII y IIIs , TUT
There have been some we'll fatted beeyes
in the stalls this week. Hogs have not
come in freely for several days, owing to
the heavy SHOWS. We quote
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NASHVILLE MEDICAL SoCIETy.-The
regular monthly meeting of this society
was held on the second. Owing TO the in
clemeney Of the weather, there was but a
small attendance, and no business Of i'm
portance was transacted. We desire to
call attention Of the members 70 the adver-
tisement in this mornings paper, calling a
special meeting of The society for Tonight.
Members are urgently requested to be
present.
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A CosrIy SMACK.-A rather spicy do
mestic episode, originating somewhere in
the region round about Capitol Hill, ON
Christmas eve, temporarily eliminated in
Justice Wilkinson's court yesterday. A
man named Jno. Myers, hearing, or seeing,
or somehow getting information, TO the ef-
feet that Sam Fitzdrew, 2 Jolly railroad
contractor, had sacreligiously kissed Mrs.
Myers, and that the salute was committed
on Christmas eve, subsequently run into
the railroad man, and dumped him from
his track, considerably damaging his whis-
tie and baggage, and efectually shutting
of his steam for the Bonce Another re-
suit Of the collision was the arrest of My
ers, whom Justice Wilkinson bound over
IN the sum of $500 for his appearance be-
fore the Criminal Court, j; appealing that
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. had been heretofore quar-
relsome, and were not living together at the
time of the Christmas eve affair.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 8. 1868.

CoTToN.-The market opened briskly
this morning, with animated inquiry. The
kilograms from Liverpool announcing an
advance Of / pence, backed up by the adj
vance in New York, made the excitement
run high. The market closed firm at 135
@134 for the extra fine grades. The re-
ceipts of the day 2S2; shipped 647 sales
$40 bales as follows: 10 lat 1S4; l6 at 1Ss;
15S at l9t S12at1S; 81 at 124'; at 12} +;
9 at12; u at 112, and at lie.
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For Rent for The Year 1858,

A VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE. Two
"A milss and half from Nashville, gn We
fnown az The Cahal property. and AL ~ sood
repair hOi ''''A' WHITE 4 CAHAL.
Law Ofzcs. No. 1917 south side Public Square
decg8 II
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For ATTORNEY General
hereby announce myself candidate foi
Attorney General Of this District.
decl9 ID G. J. STUBBLEFIELD.
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Gold advanced shade in New York
yesterday. The following were the quota.
tions Opened at 1884, was 1888 at IL,
1889 at noon, and closed at 1885 at P. NJ.
The rates here were 1924 buying, and 1888
selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

TUHR UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY An
nounces TO the public that IN adtiu0u ~
bis own large stock he has those u G. y. Ben
son. and Bernard K Mcclure o. Memphis, aA
together making the largest stock in the South
or W est, embracing Pianos from 5teiBFay
aud other celebrated makers. In order to re-
dacs this large stock. Oiier for the next thirty
days Pianos and small Musical instruments AZ
greatly reduced prices. Giysme a caa and b
convinced
NIB. A large stock Musical" BdHs iust
received, playing from two % eight tunes. one
Of them mekes q beautiful Christmag present.
Jas. A McCAIHE,
dec14 I'm Be- Union sigeot.
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Corner Church and Vine Sts.,
Wholesale aud Retail
D r. U G G. I s Il,
C1VIRIMG
Pharmacist and Chemist.

COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDTFTED GLYCE-
OF Calsaya Bark. uu Tablet
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark COMPOUND Camphor
and Pyrophnaphats Iesf with Giycerin.
Of Iron DR. Whites Deuune.
Elixir Of VRleriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Fan Lustral,
Of Jamaica Ginger. Tor The HAIR
Wistar's Cough LoZ- Compound Aruica Lin
enRes. anlent
Dr. Jarkson's PectornI Nerve and .ne Lima
LSzeures. meut.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
Of Vanilla. Lemon tie Powders.
Peel ETC. Rsuovating Spirits, tor
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasiye Fluid, tor re-
Flower Waters. moving Stain. Iron
Bitter Wine Iron M9uldq. Lux. etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass. Putty, White Lead, OIL tur-
pentine Brushes Box COlOrs ground in OH,
Varnish, etc, etc
The country trade will find 10 their interest
10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere, dee-l IN
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For Rent for the Year 1 s6s,

For Kent Tor the AeitF AoOo1
POUR COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSES.
These housg1 are 10 good repair have elen
eight rooms and a hydrant Apply o myfelfs 81
my residence, or Dr.. j. d. Horton. az jno-
Brownies, corner Dsadsrick st. end ne Sgqsre-
deeT Al NJ q. l.. CLAIBORNE
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The following table will show the courae
of the New York gold market during the
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r E M o v A L.

COMMERCIAL INsU RANCE C0MPANT.l
NASHVILLE. December Is, 1851. )
ON TIE FIRST BAY OF JANUARY
Next. We viii remove 70 the house az present
occupied b. q. b. ABBOTT. Esq, next door north
OF our present location. and ODER
+ O r. r L N i
The second story, with a VIDE and eonyonient
stairway from the front. admirably situatei ioF
az ase Ss,i tiIisni III. q. MeNAIRT, Prssg.
, 1868-05-05
Ialt Udgift $194,52O 90

Gouverneuren udtalte sin Beklagelse af
at Diet like havde varet ham muligt at
forelegge Budgetudkastet tidligere, saa-
ledes som Diet forinden November f. A.
havde veret hans Beslutning og Forvent-
ming. De da indtraadte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
der medf6rte Afbrydelser Forretningernes
~s@dvanlige Gang, og den forestaaende For
andring 0ernes politiske Shilling, der even
tuelt endog Wide kunne faae Indhydelse
med Hensyn til Oens fnantsielle ,Forhold i
den st0rste Deel at Finantsaaret 1668-69,
haabede han at vile fndes at indeholde
Acknowledgements, eller ialtfald tilstr@kke-
Zig Undskyldning for Sagens sildige Fore
leggelse. Han ~meddeelte en- Sammenstil-
ling imellem Udkastet og Diet at Hans Ma
jeset Kongen under 24de Januar d. A.
stadfestede Budget for 1867-68, og frem-
h@vede navnlig saavel de Formindskelser
som de Forogelser i de enkelte Udgifts-
poster, som Udkastet indeholdt. Den Wig