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Assigne 5s Notice of Appe,ntmen,

Di triet ard Il he pnIt.A stntss 10 Bi,rtcs Of
low, tl,s IA trr u Thomas J. w-fstsr. tank
rsps-iu ba tkrupies.
TO 1Ars il m@y coacevu.
TILE md ~ ed hersty gives tcs n hIs apr,a. l.
u men' al A. IL ss u ih- sists oi Th M J. wors
: ?. u Ne suk IN tbs 1nnsy ~ Les / 4 a q D. rie,
ard wa Mas. tezsi On he s9fh a Of Apr e. AL
ladssi hsnsf"p opns his iten, hy John Brace
hegts'tfi B - 4 netef af .Aid art.
Dated At ke sas, Isws ue I5th dsy 4 jHn,, 'sss
Nm. B4L IsGE.
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Assignea's Notice of Aunointmeuf

st-iet Court of tse Gal 81 ssts. fr .Ae grit, ri
Iowa. l. IA stfsr u Joh l. @ ubb AID Wm q
Aira, eaasru2's In raakrsptcy,
10 tohepa II ssas eososys.
IHE undersigned hereby gives notice ol
bis spp VI nept A. Assfgars e stste o. Jotn
L. ura' b sHd Nm q. slfst OF Co ufnt,as Cav M thr
eoansy Of mis- ia sa1d Di.tr >; apd VII w.rs VII,
/ os th 18th saya April. = y 1858. tu d ntr pts
up their oen ie itian by Jsbn ss1ee R gisi er Il.
B.rkrspt said 60 r..
D.ttdas kdskua, lows, the 1875 da. n Iru- A. D
hss.~ NM BALLfy0ER
janeI6 ar-ra a.s1rns4
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contract Nnticr.

VusfaSt tNOttNfs
THIS wnder Tgnfd will recsi hids for an ibnsusnt
1 AMI Pr r ths fik syI Greek BrtIigs,n IN b.
eonsru ted OF rck The comfy 10 iurni th- 70 oi
Lite besii trrtk Bsi g., a. far ihs b.
ussd tn 6nntrsctar ta salsnee II ~ feeaar d that
each hiddA xil s.ste the nr.ne =.
the rock fen t-- Aiuimeft pi.r u IL pct ths n
TENT MO build 70 an Abat ard rie-, tut bids
reqnred for 9th AID the eonnt II CT w,ish take
And " the Per should be s+ircs the T1e h
lssd in eeptn fan SHE'D bs the cCuats II the AAut-
mrnt should be sgr si upen ,h ck are 10 be lad d.
mortar furnished Oy tn Contractor
Fer .urf her parieuls-s quite OF ckss. Boerr Foit
Madison, or either OF the undersigsed
B.-aids will be re- fvsa up - 10 O'Clock, m Hf
tbs 18th ds II jane 1868. may 'e al b th~rie
2 err. er suy n.f this unfeysivt cd NJ mbsls Of tae
Board Of Supervisors cf g County lows
bky ssi.tIT Chairman.
! d MtiTsy
JOHN HARFSEs,
Big, cemmi'tse
june 1ish 1898 els at
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Vepcll, Jones 4 Co..a..cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern d Co.,.a...cor Second & Main streets.
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CLOTlEIE Rs.

CLOCKS, WATCHES q JEWELRY.
SA1a " BrtdRes...,.. Nos Estes House.
I. Il. J. ayres Eons..... .........67 Main street
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CRocREEY a. aUEEsswARE.
Carey L lie PaiYre..... Main street--bet 5th 4 9Th
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For sale.

~ tCREs DT LASD-peAr IA niueton, Iowa, at
- p en- D. 49, fsr A -.
sksst< +Ls Il selgk NUs 81 Il Sts srrv, o. ~rsu
n 70 ADD ststs stree, oF Es7f g. 2, tas
tf,2rs- arsi s3ha-csi si-frsFue fI5g-e ftA
sn5 sssai vts&r: lot. Sh stable. kru5t Trees,
ru Sc Title good FnIn
snet dEr WV FU r y 81 H~iu s;yest
sEBG deorabie Brick Dweiling, with
t-4 ioss, IN t.ad rep Ness : Dc % Srazd
lppt, 10 wA L~ov,
eeta f2N fast
n . - sad e IS "a il. eu c .. a . 1aHesrt
Streets yae ha essi' s!s ioat oEr b. ths
is
also rN.t cf Lss,-f and p 10 b'a 81 crrnsEa;
C5ac q 4s4 Sin.5h st-eats wh;ca j. cry slrE
80 -. trf5k erizffx
A. -. :, s sst 4 ia lock Is, corner Of Con-
Ell sud sfgtth
Az lof sale as very motsras agurss. Kaqusrs Of
va ~ tI%,
mag ~ St,-et
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BoNsET BLEACHERY.
c Enerson.....-........cor Fourth Il Blondeau
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Huissamp 4 Matless. Main street
Huiskanp 4 Bro..... Main street-bet 4th 4 5th.
& K Hart, ................13SM Main street
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
Vail, Armitage 4 Qo,........cor Ninth Johnson
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Sc Bridges...........Eos i Estes Hous
Cola. Silver. and Ivory Mounted canes
@ Bridges ss...,,.....,.,Nosl Il Estes House
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c0MmrssfoK MERCHANTS
81 Strrges Al South Levee
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GAS Il STEAM FITTINGS.
ooar 4 Son johnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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FURNITURE
Duncan, Rarie 4 Go........l4a : l4s Main street.
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BOOKS q STATIONERY.
BooTs 4 sHoEe-RErAIL.

David Lowry Second street
" Westcott. Main street--near Fourth
Webster Bros. -. .....68 Main street.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fins Gallery.
Bridges Nos L Estes House
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Ciocka-who oiasale Il Retail.
Il BRIDGES. Nos L 2 Estes Hous
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY

ATTORNEYS.
hBrovn Knowles. Main / Fifth streets.
NJ Collins...... Second street.
American Watcher.
s ridgss............-Nos1 4 , Estes House.
AUCTIONEERs.
J. A. Wallace / Ce.....'.-' Main street.
BOOTS 4 SHOEs-WHOLEsALE
ambeton Huisksmp. .............93 Main street.
ROOK-BENDER.
\ Pearce d son ..... Gate City Bldg, Main / I'd
BAG FACTORY.
Beers. -.........iuo Main stree
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MHLLIKEWH-
spiesberger, Mayer co...-......No III Main st.
Mrs cher Third Main streets.
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PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM, Price. ee.................cor 5th 4 Blondsau.
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rsveling cases. Travel ng Baas.
s. g Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House
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EGGS a BUTTER
4 49, a
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Coin. Silver ware.
s C Brii riiSos..................Nos 3 Estes House
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DENTISTRY
Dr. 4 Iyatt...............e cor Main and Fifth Sta
u L ingersol....car Third 4 Main, up s,sirsl
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THE MEMPHIS AVALANCHE AND
HUNTER


II seems that Judge Hunter has had
printed in pamphlet form the opinion he
has prepared in the 4ralanche contempt
cases, Of. which there are three, and
which was to have been delivered on the
2Sth ofJanuary, but was not The Ara>
ianche has got hold of copy, and ex-
poses the ignorance and stupidity of the
Judge in most merciless manner, The
Apaldnche says in its issue Of Sunday:
He has already told his gang what his
verdict will be-.ten days Imprisonment,
fifty dollars fine in each case, and prison
fare The firm and invigorated spirit will
pass through all ordeals and rise only TO
new efforts and new triumphs, and we care
DO more for the sentence pronounced against
rs than we do for the braying of any other
donkey. Time puts ull things eoen. There
never was tyrant that trod the earth who
did not live in shame and die in ignominy,
and the lying, thieving villain who defes
the constitution, tramples upon law, and
aids in robbing the people of their liberties
will be driven from the power he disgraces,
ami consigned TO that infamy which, sooner
or later, overtakes the despot. We
implore our friends to be prudent. VIC
lence has been threatened. In the name
of the liberty for which we are all strug-
Cling, we appeal TO on= friends to make no
display Of their indignation for any out
rage upon the citizen by those in power.
The unprincipled knave of the Criminal
Court, who now acts like a sceptered king
do in
delphia, in 1866, in which he said that he
held court in Memphis at the imminent
peril of his life. Let us prove by our con-
duct that such a charge is a lie-that even
Hunter, the most loathsome blotch that
ever polluted the bench, can commit any
nsgrpation, however monstrous, so long as
he IS recognized as a Judge, and protected
by the egis of the law. Since we can af-
ford to defy the knave and yield our arms
to his letters, our friends should suppress
their indignation and those emotions which
have always prompted freemen 10 strike
down tyrants Retribution is coming, but
let it come at the -box-from the
consuming wrath of an uprising people"
The telegraph has advised us that q
squad of soldiers, in command of a Lieu>
tenant, made their appearance in the
court room Monday, and were by Judge
Hunters orders, stationed about the door
They were subsequently withdrawn by
order of Gen. Granger, and the court adj
iourned to Tuesday morning, whenit was
understood Hunter would announce his
verdict and order the editors Of the
Aealanche to prison. Memphis gentle-
men who are in the confidence Of Judge
Hunter, say the term of imprisonment
determined upon by Hunter is five days
in each case They also say that Messrs.
Galloway and Rhea win go to jail. The
authority of Judge Hunter to iniict such
penalties in their case will, we have no
doubt, be tested by these gentlemen, who
have so far had the best of the contro-
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ANOTHER BUREAU PROPOSED.

As if the United States government
were not alreadSa bureaucracy, bill is
pending to establish National Bureau
of Insurance The Federal government
has about as much legitimate concern
with the business of insurance as it has
with the coral islands in the ocean, or
with affairs in one of the newly discov~
cred planets. Granting even that it had
a right to take cognizance of such mat
tiers, it could not supervise them success
fully A bureau for the purpose would
be simply another corruption machine,
by which both the government and the
citizens would be plundered and swim,
died The whole object of free govern
ment as ordained by the fathers, was to
take and keep all such matters out
Of the hands of the thing called govern
ment They fed Europe because they
were governed too much, and governed
in everything. The American idea is
that the least government possible cons
siatent with the preservation Of the order
and peace of society, and the integrity
Of the System, is the best. But we are
being governed as the feudal barOns
governed their fef-holders The govern
ments ambitious finger is in every mans
pie. The sheep-raiser, the cotton~grower,
the manufacturer, the distiller, the banks
err, the consumer, the producer indeed,
every vocation and calling has to submit
to government inspection and control in
its private business All this is cons
trary to the genius Of free institutions.
The largest latitude to private rights OF
every sort compatible with the general
interest, is the true underlying principle
of that system When government con-
stitutes itself the head of a number Of
bnreaus, each claiming TO control the
various occupations in which its citizens
may engage, there will soon be no pri~
yate rights left and the loss of public
liberty will soon follow
There may be errors and abuses in the
insurance business in this country, but
they should be left to other means of
correction than a National Bureau Of
Control. We are for the abolition Of all
the bureaus now in existence, and a great
many Offices that are nothing else but
bureaus, and slums and stews of cor
ruption.
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Tun New York Tribnne saws

The national banking system is an in
dispensahle financial bulwark of national
sovereignty against State sovereignty, and
the accepted mode Of attaining a sound,
Uniform and redeemable paper currency.
True, oh King But a national SOW
ereignty is a thing We have somewhat too
much Of already The whole financial
system is a deeplSid eoDtrivance to make
the Federal government something it was
never intended to be by its trainers. #
was claimed that State sovereignty was
assuming unauthorized pretensions a
few years ago, but however erroneous
and mischeiyous they were supposed to
be, they have been supplanted by an
assumption Of national sovereignty which
is infinitely worse The brood of ns-
tional banks it has spawned upon the
country is one of its worst fruits
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TIE monthly exhibit of the public
debt which should be made on the FIRST
day ofeach month win net it is said, be
promulged BY the Treasury Department
until to-day This is attributed to the
large drafts from various departments Of
the government, ana the small receipts
from customs and the payment, during
the month, of about S30000,0O0 inter
est on the fTe-twenties and 81 bonds.
The exhibit win not be so favorable as
the last one. On the lst Of January, the
treasury held slOs,43oooe; on the lst Of
February there was about $50, 900, 600
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
NJ O IC e

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L County Court of Davidson county. to me
directed, made at the February Term, 1861 Of
said Court. upon the application Of the Board
OF Directors Of the Tenn essee and Pacific Rail-
road Company, and in pursuance Of the statutes
IN such eases made and provided, [ viii, by N.Y.
self and deputies, open and hold an election at
the various election precincts in said county, on
Saturday, March q. 1855, for the purpose
of sscertaining whether a majority Of the voters
of said county will approve or disapprove
subscription By said eoGnty of 500, 900 10 the
Capital Stock of said Tennessee and Pacific
RAILROAD Company. in The Coupon Bonds OF said
eounty-one- third PAYABLE at the expiration OF
fifteen years. one-third IN tweny years, and the
other third in twenty-five years from the date CT
their issuance, bearing six per cent. interest.
payable semi annually; at which election those
voters who are in favor OF sub scription will put
ON their tickets the words " for subscription"
and those opposed to the subscription will put
on their tickets no subscription.
K. e. PATTERSON,
Sheriff of Davidson County. State of Tennessee.
feb6 m
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THE humane and sentimental people Of
the State of Massachusetts, some years ago,
passed a law for the protection of the robin
red-breast Lately they have discovered
that Le e&ts their Strawberries, damages
their pear trees, etc, and now they are
petitioning the Legislature to allow them
to kill cock-robin and his whole family.
The humane and Christian people Of Mas
sachusetts are Tevengeful
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Tue New York Tribune is not at ali
pleased with Senator Morton late speech
in the United States Senate on recon-
struction. Ia its issue Of the let inst the
Tribune ssys
Senator Morton, Of Indiana, cuts an
orstorical Pigeon-wing which we do not
remember 70 have seen described before
during the present session, 1t must be re-
gsried as marvellous feat, seeing that the
orator was not on skates at the time, and
had no tights On. De declares that the
reconstruction column Is composite 1t IS
composed Of solid blocks from the qasrries
Of Austrian despotism; above thar a huge
mass from Africa, flashed Of Nth fragments
Of our constitution. But il would soon be
10 ruins, and in iis stead the American
people would plsre 81 columns Of pure
white Parian marble The author of this
feat of architectural eloquence deserves to
be paid for Il by the foot"
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at Large.
DE 1T ENACTED BY THE BOARD or AL
- DERMEN AND COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NASHVILLE, That a tax Of
three dollars per head be laYied upon all Goats
and Kids owned and kept within the limits Of
tbs corporation of Nashville, and that Il shall be
the duty of the City Marshsl to collect such tax
on or before the lst day Of March Of each year.
Be II further enacted. That any person who II
the owner of any goat or kld, aui who shall al
low such goat or Kid % run at large within the
corporation Of NASHVILLE, shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanOF, the punishment for which shall b
n fine Of Eve dollars for each day such goat or
Kid shall be allowed 90 run nc large within said
cooperation Of Nashville. which fine shall be col
ieeted in the Court Of the Police Commissioner;
one half Of which fine shall 20 to the treasury Of
the same in said Commissioners Court.
Be il further enacted. That il shall be the duty
of the City Marshal 10 take no ali goats and
kids running at large within the corporation OF
Nashville and eonfine the same in the workhSnse
for three days, and IL within that time no person
esInes 90 claim the same then such goat or Kid
shall be shot and put out of the way.
Be it further enacted. That II shall be toe duty
Of the City Marshal and hiH depufie7. and also Of
the members Of the Metropolitan Police % en-
force this ordinance.
Be it further enacted, TIM this ordnance shail
take effect after being pubi5hed ia some one OF
the city papers for one week
Approved a. 4. ALDEN.
ian30 lW MAYOR
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JANU-
OARY 10, 1868 shall deliver CUMBER-
street, and from Woodcock & Co.'S old stand.
u South Cherry street, 81 the following price
Round Coal. SO so per lead.
JOHN l. GLENN may be found at 81 South
Cherry street. VIM. DEWS.
ianlA If
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PARTSERsHTP NOTICE,

UKE n. ARMSTRONG AND VIII
LIAM a. DIBHELsL have bssn admit
tad az partnsrs in our business, 70 date from
January !. 1868. The business viii continue
under the same firm style aud at the same stand
where We will be glad 20 zee our friends and the
anil In HUGH DOUGLAS Il co.
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LATE Washington adviees say there IS
no foundation for the newspaper report
that the President will veto the bill sus-
pending the further contraction of the
currency. No one is authorized to say
what Mr. johnson intends to do with the
bill He may do either of the three
things Veto, sign, or permit the bin to
become law by the expiration of the
ten days provided by the constitution,
which were to end on Monday last the
Cd inst The bill is doubtless a law by
this time
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OF CONN ECT ICUT,
Da-uopr, OcrrrqAr

dAkifOkD SOOhlks
January sth, 1863. personally appeared GeorEs
L. Chase, President, aid George NJ. Colt. Sec
Rotary Ofthe Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
and made oath that the foregoing stat ement By
them subscribed is a true, fail and correct state
nent Of the Affairs Of eaid Company and ex-
hibits 30 far AZ can be asceFtained at this date,
its actual condition on the thirty FIRST day OF
December, 1861. Before me,
GEO. SUMNER. Notary Public.
STATE Or TENNESSEE, CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January Y, 1853. !
1, G w. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Urea
sury, do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. located az Hartford. in the
State Of Connecticut. has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with all the requirements Of the laws OF
the State Of Tennessee, imposed on Insurance
Companies. and further certify that ii. G.
Ross, Agent Of said Company. has also complied
with the requirements Of the laws Of the State,
IA de and provided in such cases WheTefore.
said Hartford Fire Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact business Of
insurance in this State at Nashville. Tenn.
q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee
h G. ROSS, Agent,
Office corner Union and Cherry streets. in Bank
ofTennessee Binding, jan3l3 Nv
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Notice of Partnership.
MIR. G. N. DAVIS

i firm Of EWING & CO., 10 take effect from
and after Janury l. 1858.
feb4 tt EWING & co.
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CLOSING SCENE

To place in the hands of a military
chieitain the authority of dictator over
the constitution, executiye and laws Of the
nation.
We propose that this bill be posted np
conspicuously wherever the people feel
a desire to know what national amuse>
ments are in store for them. Il is as
well to famiharise them With the bill of
the play, 90 that when the performance
is completed they will be able to thor
oughly understand and properly apPre-
ciate its finest points.
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o. s. GRANT, General.

The following Endorsement on the above
note was requested in this communication.
Gen. Grant was instructed in writing not
to obey any order from the War Depart
ment, assumed to be issued by the direc-
ton of the President, unless such order
is known by the General Commanding the
armies of the United States to have been
authorized by the Executive.
ANpRRW JOHNSON.
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CAPT. Al.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, and is located at Hartford. Connect
lent.
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STOLEN.

L'R0M THE SUBSCRIBER, AT 2e7 BROAD
II street, a Black and Tan TERRIER SLUT
ears cropped. A reward of Five Dollars will
be given the finder by returning same to above
place. TH0S. HEFFEREAN.
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LATEST 1'ELEGRAMs.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
coNeREssIoxAL rnocEEpINes.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The chair sub
mitted the communication from the Secre-
tary of War relative to the constitution
ality laws of Maryland in regard TO the
apprenticeship system. Referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Henderson presented report from
the Special Committee, from the MISSISSIPPI
pi Convention subject to destitution in that
State. Referred. 4.e
Mr.. Frelinghuysen's bill for the protec-
ton of persons making disclosures as par
ties or witnesses. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Howard vote pass
ing a resolution requesting the President
to communicate any instructions given to
Generals Pope and Meade on taking COM
mand of the fourth military district under
reconstruction, with copies ofthe discussion
and votes in the Cabinet on the same sub
ject, was reconsidered.
Mr.. Buckalew moved 10 strike out the
last clause. The amendment was agreed
to and the resolution readopted.
The Senrte took up the bill regulating
the tenure Of certain offices. The question
was on. Mr.. Summers motion TO except the
Special Agents of the State Department.
Mr.. Sumner advocated, and Messrs. Buck
alew and Patterson, of New Hampshire,
opposed the amendment.
The morning hour expiring, the special
order being the supplementary reconstruc-
ton bill, and Mr.. Williams spoke in favor.
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WAsHIAaToN, Jan. 24th-His Excel
lency Andrew johnson, President of the
United States-SIR | have the honor,
very respectfully, to request to have in
writing an order which the President gave
me verbally on Sunday the 18th inst, to
disregard the orders of Hon. Il. NJ. STAN
ton as Secretary of War; until | know from
the President himself they were his ORDERS
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your ohedient aerYant
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-05

To subordinate the judicial to the legis-
latire power, by debating an arbitrary and
unheard Of rule Of action 10 the Supreme
Court
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,r.vF TACOBTN TRAGEDY,

The New York Express gives the ioi-
lowing an the bill of the play now offered
bv the Jacobins at their theater IN
Washington, and their minor play-hoases
in the States and military monarchies.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-05

To keep reinstated the worst enemy OF
American freedom--the greatest butcher
of civil justice under the code OF military
despotism the exercise Of a power from
which he had been rightfully deposed;