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Police COURT July 25 - Sophia
Thompson, larceny Of watch valued at $40
transferred to Justice Mathews
Jos. Is. Williams, assault and battery ia
two cases; continued until Monday.
JnO. Mills and Celia Mills, using Ian
guage calculated 20 create n breach Of the
peace; continued until Monday.
Hannah Doua, drunkenness on the street
thirty DAYS in workhouse.
Frank Fletcher, assault on his wife with
a rocI :, made his escape from officer Delhi.
John b. Keeling, drunkenness on the
street ten days workhouse.
Rachael Dab, assaultiRg Caroline EsteFly
wiih an iron poker; So and costs. .....
Gentry Beassey, assault and battery on
George Jordan, workhouse driver.
Struck him 90 the month, swelling HE
irOntispieoe IA mods !; thirty days work
hOuse.
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Fresh Arrivals I!
cHEATHAh, WOODS eco

Corner College and Church Streets.
NASHVIBIE TENN
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NOTICE
To the stockholders of the Nashville
and Northwestern K. r. Company.

WHEREAS, THE TRAINS on THE NASH
w willie and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended. and will not probably resume run
ming in time "a furnish transportation to those
who desire TO attend tho meeting Of STOCKHOLM
ers called for the LIST Of July, prox.; and where
as business viii be presented to the meetinR Of
the most Important .characteE. which 10 b. de-
sired shall be fully understood by the stocF
holders. If possible. Be 10 therefore
Resolved, That the Secretary aud Treagur
be directed to recall the meeting 0f the \
OF July, prOX.. and that he publish Ikea
for a general meeting Of the stockholiers-l =.
held at NASHVILLE, on the I'D JULY. 1865,
at the Office Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany.
By order Of tho Board.
H. l.. CLAIBORNE.
Sec'y aud Treas. N. 4 N. W. X. X. Co.
jun2I I'd Fkr
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Gold is without change. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at l43B, was 1881 at
neon, aud closed at 1881 at 3 P. NJ.
Dealers here were paying AZ and holding
at 143.
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BOYS IN Blue ANB GBEY.-Ths Sol
diers' Democratic Club will meet Monday
evening st 8 O'Clock, at ECO. PohPs Office,
Cherry street, where business Of Importance
will be presented. All the members are
most earnestly requested to be in attend
ance. BY order Of the President.
a. NELL s. Brown, JR., Sec'y.
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LOOK EISEt'

DRTNCE AND TAYEADR EWING. no.
4 u south Cherry strSet. just Sogth VI The
Pest0hice. have hrst -s-hag BARBER SHOP
where geuglemen can hay their Shaving,
ShamPooiug and HaiF-cas5asts done ia The beH
style
Also. WARM AND COLD BATHS. with
IN this line. cal on
iyi5 Nv PRINCE j TAYl OR EWING.
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THE Seymour and Blair Sixth Ward
Club was organized on Friday night, and
the following officers elected; Captain H..
II. Harrison, President John J. Nc
Cam, George w. Norvell, T. q.
Childress and w. F. Baker, Vice Presi-
dents; VIM. Litterer, Secretary and Jno.
+. Hyde, Treasurer. Rousing speeches
were made, and great enthusiasm prevailed
in the old Banner Ward" The members
number between one hundred and forty and
one hundred and City, and the Democratic
party will hear good'report from her ia
November next. .r..
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NEGRO LURES.
A Passage in the Circuit Court of Ma
.#. Fiou County

A Passage in the Circuit Court of MA
aH. riOn County
We are credibly informed that at the
opening of the Circuit Court of Marion
county, last week, one negro was summoned
by the Sheriff and appeared as a juror,
from among whom the grand and petit
juries for the term were to be selected. This
"cullud pusson" was drawn as one of the
grand jury. Judge Adams, who presided,
stated that the negro could not be permit
ted TO serve on the grand jury of that
court, and directed the drawing of other
names to supply the vacancy. He observed
that if the jury for the trial of causes would
consent to serve with him, the negro might
serve in that capacity. They also refused,
and the negro juror went away perhaps
both a wiser and sadder imam and brother"
The cream of the joke is that the Judge
is an appnintee Of Brownlow, the officers of
the comfy are Radicals, the Sheriff was
Radical, the body OF the jurors were Radi-
Gals, aud threats were made of lynching
the Sheriff for summoning the negro as a
juror The facts need no coIaments.
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DIED:

At his residence, three miles from the city, on
the morning Of the 18th inst. D. L. DEws in
the sixty-sscond yearNof his age.
The friends and acquaintances Of his family.
and those of VIM. Dsws and family. are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral services
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Carriages will be in waiting at the residence
of Mr., VIM. Dews. No. les South Front street,
at O'Clock. to convey all who wish to attend.
Divine services by Rev. DR.. D. F. Sawrie.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Cotton dull
middhngs SOC; sales % bales receipt
SO bales; exports 40 bales. Sugar an
molasses dull and unchanged.
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Boor- UNDER FALSE PRETTNcE. -
Albert Williams obtained pair Of boots
from L'u'- Waiter under false pretenocs,
and "as tired before Justice Thuraeok yes
terday' found guilty, and compelled to fork
over the value thereof as a eompr,s,ise.
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NoRlHwEsrERN STRIK AIRS The NORTH
western strikers held a meeting last night
al the Chattanooga Depot. and were al.
dressed by Gen. George W. Nancy on be-
half Of the Directors. Decisive steps were
taken by the strikers against running the
road until al Cues owing them are paid
over
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The friends and acquaintance of Captain
EDwAED w. CLARK are invited to attend his
funeral, from the residence of his mother. Mrs.
James p. Clark. los South Spruce street. at 9
o'clock. Monday morning, July p, lS6S,
Knoxville and Jackson papers please copy.
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For Congress.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Congress in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the RePubh
can party. HORACE Is. HAbRlSON-
July G. 1865. jy7u
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Col. JANE c. MALONE will deliver the
monthly address to the Sunday School So
,iety OF McKendree Church this afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock, al which time there will be a
presentation Of prizes 10 the scholars. The
public are invited. ..
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Sundays e1cepted.)

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. isN A. n. and go P. ".
Arrive al Nashville at..401 a. N. and $50 P. Y.
gnllatin Accommodation train leaves 1allatin
at O. 50 A. n. arriving at Nashville al Hiss A. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3.55 ?. NJ, and
arrives NJ Gnllatiu at 685 p n.
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SPARTA sTAGE.

Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
81 p n. Leaves Tuesdays Thursday and 5 at
urdays, AT 3 An.
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A Southern Home Institution.
NASHVILLE
AS a Point for Education.
w, {. WARDS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

Nov STANDS AMONG THE FIRST IN
~ situations. In many respects Wa 40 not
think as good advantages can be f1uni else
where. Tho MUSIC, the FRENCH TABL.E.
the CLASSICS WITHOUT CHARGE. the
thorOughness Of instruction, its not-sectarian
rharaeter-each pupil attending hor own church
tho FINE DRAWING and PAINTING
facilities
1T BEGINS WITH THR LITTLE CHILD
AND COMPLETES THE COURSE.
Fall Session September Sd. Catalogues ready.
address. W. y. WARD,
jun20 d3t twSwlm Nashville, Tenn.
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EdgefeId Female Seminary.
REEVE. e. TRIHBLE. Principal.
AEr$. Henri weber. Associate Print.

AM PLEASED TO SAY TO MY OLD Pa
irons and to the public generally, that
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
IN the management Of this Institution. Mrs
Weber's high culture, ripe scholarship ard long
this community % require single word in her
cammeBdatiOn. IL will be eur earnest endeav0r
TO make the school both thoroughly preparatory
aud finishing IN its chaFacter. None but pTac
teal and experienced teachers viii be EN-
ployed. and no pains will be spared 10 make
the Institution equal 10 its work ia qualifying
y0ung ladies. by high inteliectuBl and moral
culture for usefulness in any station m hie.
The next session Will begin on the first
Monday ia september For further 70
formation send for our circular .-.--
iyT2w Il. G. TRIMBLE..
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CART MIoHEI WASH was yesterday
installed in the oiiye Of Revenue Collector
for Davidson comfy, having, after 20 long
a time, succeeded IA getting mp a bond
which the County Commissioners accepted.
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ruE MFEcEuTEs DOWN STAIRS

Altor the Mercerites found thai accord
ing to hummer opinions they were not Of
"simou-purJ' Radicalism, they determined
10 bold a convention any how. O6 they
bottled Tor the second story, and although
not 20 noisy az the other party, they kept
up considerable fuss. They organized by
appointing Col. Hull President, and John
Mulruyand all members of the press pre-
sent, Secretaries.
4 COMMITTEES Of thirteen was appointed
10 report on credentials.
On examination OF credentials a iull del
egation was found 10 be present from ntnsi
of the wards and districts. "a. t.,.5
A committee composed of one from each
ward and district was appointed TO ssisCI
thirtv-threc delegates 10 che Congressional
District Convention, 10 assemble on Au-
gust 18th, and the following selections
were made. oh, but they are \ so'oa
crowd, they are); .y.,.-s4.ar -. -
Abraham Smith, Adolph Nelson, y K.
Walker, j. NJ. Kercheval, Nelson Walker,
II. II. rhornberg, Henry Taylor, Major
Harris, Jaaes Mclaughlin, Col ia Hull,
| n. {, Austin, David COckrell, Thos. Big
ley w. 5. Harper, Henry Hart Aaron
Charlton, Esq. Lapsley, H. Rnmerkorl, J.
l.. Brown, Joseph Scott, Alfred NewsOm
| Abraham Moore Capt NJ. q. Hewstou
Henry Harding, George Bariee, Wm. Sum
! neT ST. Dennis Leary, W, II Morse, VIM
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LVRASnE srAGR

rnaEFIFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive a. Nashville az ...........-...-.. 900 A.
O A
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TTMETABLE

once Hours.
From A.N.to6P. Sundays : 10 Q 4. N.
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sAzyfvrI.rr AND CIiA1-rANoOdA RAILROAD.
Irave Nashville $40 A. n. and 800 P. n
Arrive Al Chattau0ORa--. 400 A. ". and 90 p n.
Shclbyville and Tullah0ma Accommodation.
Leaves Nashvil p. N.
Arrives az lo.3O A. ".
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No. y NOSSH NAhhAHh Shsta-i" :
HAS OPENED AN RNTIRRLY NEW
Il II sock Of 6oois. 70 " hich be invites the at
tsntion Of the ladies. En ~ description Of lar
lie particularly invites an inspectiOn OF hls
stock Of RerfGm cry and Fancy Goods. Which
en- braces the newest and best in the lins. i
eneed workman = fsbI4tf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VTAVINa ouALIFED A. HSECii F'gkUf
the Wiil % A. q. Jones. desssssai ~ NJ"
20 iaIebted u Tie .ststn will m 4kuilL uatdLttr
gryinent 10 ne; aui those having sreounia
sgSinst tbe sauss. will present thoin Cor pay
meat. within ths tinas preasghsd - laN, eF be
barred ~ .... W I. J0Nh-ss
ygiW EFeeutor
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Tirst Washington and Southern Vtn
Chattanooga.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates tho hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Batchelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Psrfumcrs. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. Lapr29 ly.
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s-f' utiunlg D l---ss.s-ss-' -rs'sfs @'s-s- -
second xyasltIngt0n aHad SoutheFu VIA
Chattanooga.
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EareneId and Kentucky y. r.
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Second Northern.
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And continue five days. with the following ?
gramme; GaE#GsH asa FF."
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EOrefsn mArAets.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-3 P. M.-Cotton
sales 5000 bales; upIands 10fd; Or
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Choice New Wheat Flour for sale at W. W
TOTTEN'S, at grealy reduced prices by the
sack, barrel or car load
NO. % NORTH COLLEE ST.
junc27 I'm Nashville, Tenn.
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Mail and ACCOMMODATION Train:
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Early and Happy Marriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RIAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa mayo 3m
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GEN EIiAL
n meeting Of the creditors Of Philip Blumen-
thai, bankrupt. viii be held N Nashville on the
18Th DAY Of July. ISIS. al . o'clock P. ~, at the
oflce OF 4. 5. Bradley, Register.
A s. CHADB0URNE.
iulyl5 law2t' Assignee.
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a.tH r. M--s.sssss.ss
Decatur. Memphis and View Orleans
to., --t,-sat -........7.00 A. N.
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rAsnvuLE ANDvoHTHwEsrERN RA u.RoAD

Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at..-...-4,i5 A. n. and SIS p NJ
Arrives al Nashville at..6:45A. n. and 2}0 A. If.
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oPtAINs AND CHASING oE pf'I
rNgIS-ATGVST Ist-OfficiaI.

FIRST Northern.
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ThomasvIIIe via Stage.
Thursday
1900 midniVht.....-.'-..-.'''- Saturday $50 ,. n
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IIberfy-Via Stewards Perry. CainEvine and
Statesville.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon via Stage.
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WINES.

EUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM TUT lM
~ pOrtcrs.
Too Baskets AyOH0R BRASD Champagne.
80 Cases Saint MarcaauX do
al Pipes Pale Sherry Wine. (Cuusiu'-'
% Casks Crown sherry Vine
- "a Pipes Burgundy Port Vino.
SlS Pipes Old Port Wine,
- Pipes Table Madeira Vine extra
TO Boxes Claret Vino
30 Boxes Still CataWba Wine.
10 Cases NermOuth Do
10 do CuTiaq do
10 do marischinO DO
~ DO Ahsinthe,
80 Baskets Anpisette.
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NASHVILLE AND DEcATTR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train d.
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I
Northwestern X. r.
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Blood Horse Association.
FALL MEETING---I86S.
ON yUEsDAY. OCTOBER 20.

TIIE ANNUAL FALL MEETING OVER
/ the Nashville Course will commence
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
HUNTINGTON,

No. 8 North Cherry Street.
iuly14 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-07

The new Legislature of our State will organ
ize at Albany to-day; and there are just two
points to which we would briefly solicit atten-
ton:
/. An Underground Railroad between the up
per and lower parts of our City is an urgent
State as well as local want. Had such Rail-
road been constructed ten years ago, One
Hundred Thousand People and One Hundred
Millions worth of property, which have since
been driven out of our State, would have re-
NAMED in it. Were such a road constructed
this year, Westchester County would have
Half Million inhabitants by the 1st of Janu-
ary, 1880. We must have an Underground Rail
road. Its early construction is of the gravest
public Importance.
Now we are told that the Broadway Railroad
iobbers mean to take the City by the throat,
and say, "Both or none ~ We entreat the
honest men in the Legislature, "None be it,
"then !" Let us wait ten years for an Under
ground Road rather than have it at once by
winking at corruption. No bargains with job
bers Let us charter an Underground Rail-
road whenever we can, and sell the stock, or
franchise at public auction for the benefit Of
the City.
III. The Legislature will be asked to appro-
pirate money to pay the Constitutional Con-
vention, whose last sands are so uncOnsci0n-
ably long in running out. We entreat every
honest man in either House to insist on a
clear, controlling specification that no member
shall be paid for a single day during which
the Contention is in session and he not present.
We presume this to be the intent Of the exist
ing act but let it now be made so plain that
the wayfaring man, though by nature thief,
cannot err therein.
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the ITALIAN PARLIAMENT AND The
PnlfAN ONESTION


Tho dehote in the Italian Parliament on the
Roman question has not come up to public
expectation. 1t has failed to revive the inter
est which had been kindled by the Roman
revolution, and which had, to some extent
been kept alive by the negotiations on the pro.
posed Conference and by the proceedings Oh
the French Chambers There were no speeches.
made in Florence equal to those of Fayre ana
Theirs. of Rouher and Moustier. The men VINO
could and would have stirred the world by
their speeches-Garibaldi and Mazzini-were
absent from the seats to which the Italian
neople had elected them. The chief speakers
ON the occasion were the Prime Minister Mena-
brea, the spokesman of the Right, and the eA-
Prime Minister Ratazzi, now the leader Oh the
United Opposition.
Gen. Menabrea will leave in the history oil
his country sad record for his subservlency
TO the French. True, he struggles hard to
avoid the appearance. In his speech explain
ing his policy, he even went further than many
had anticipated. lie protested against the nc
taton of France by supporting an order Oh 'ne
day which preserved intact the natonai pro-
gramme proclaiming Rome as the capital, ana
even declared that as France had violated the
September Convention, he would not pay to the
Pontifcal Government the Italian portion OF
its debt. With the latter measure the Parlla-
ment sincerely cOncurred, and resolution 10
that effect was passed by unanimous VOTE
The declaration which claimed Rome as the
capital of Italy likewise received the unanimous
consent of the Right But here the cour-
age of the Minister and of his party ended
10 HOY
to emancipate Italy from French rule. lie
hopes that ultimately the cause OF Italian
unity will PREVAIL but for the present he gives
France full privilege to insult Italy to her
hearts content. He is for resistance.
Ratazzi has to a large extent regained the
confidence of the Party of Action, which gave
him their votes at the election for President OF
the Chamber of Deputies. His language against
the usurpation of the French is determined 81
{" feel compelled he said, "tO throw back with
"disdain the words of NJ. ROuher in the Corps
"Legislatif. The crown of the Two Scllles
"was given to the King by the vote OF the peo-
"ple-the same suffrage which placed Napoleon
"III. on the throne Of the Carlovingians." He
was willing to defy the French by the perma-
nent occupation of the Papal territory. lie is
even bold enough to hint at an alliance with
other powers against France.
The Parliament, by majority of two, re-
fused to approve the policy of Menabrea. For
time it was expected that the King would
once more summon Ratazzi, who has been
Prime Minister four times before, to form
new Cabinet But the expectation has not
been realized The long ministerial crisis has
ended in the reconstruction of the Ministry
under Menabrea. The breach between the
King and the progressive portion of the Ital-
ian nation widens, and the day of the de-
liyerance of Italy from French supremacy is
again put off.
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of dollars, five and three cent pieces to cease.
This is a move toward unifcation of the coin
age of the leading nations. The bill was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee. A bill was
proposed to divide California into two Judicial
Districts The remainder of the session was
taken up in discussing the admission of Sen
ator Thomas of Maryland, but no vote was
reached.
In the House, a vast number of bills and
resolutions were offered and referred One was
in effect to make the whole South single
military district, under command of the Cen
eral of the Army. A motion to thank Gen.
Hancock for his course in New Orleans, was
laid on the table, and in its stead resolution
was adopted censuring the President for the
removal of Gen. Sheridan, and thanking Gen.
Grant for his letter of protest on the removals
of Stanton and Sheridan. Some resolutions
were referred concerning the protection of
American citizens abroad The most important
business Of the day was the passage of the bill
declaring eight hours to be full days work
in all Government business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-07

In another part of this mornings TRIBUNE
will be found full expose of the various gift
enterprises, lottery swindles, and similar frauds,
now, and for several years past, extensively adj
vertised throughout the country, to the great
satisfaction of the parties interested the profit
of rural publishers, and the pecuniary detriment
of unwary spectators. We have many, many
times advised our readers not to invest their
money in these concerns, and We hope that
the facts presented in the article to which
we call attention may be carefully pondered
10y all who, placing confidence in the published
statements of unprincipled adventures, be-
lieve that fortune may be secured by risking
O triHe in their unlawful enterprises