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.,.,,saus mir MINis sea MtavH. CO.; eie!sewaa.
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tieis %Sarucetpur ihtdte, it ncf nt6t auise>
flart tpcrben: a,tf ieir1en eisenen @unlh &C.
rts niht. @abriaeinlid slautts Staatsief>
ret0rS etparb Gurppa u,p reilen Mpnarhen
ourh ben 9(ntlif zines 61upthelpen hes arc
zen Suraerfriess eetDris impcniren unp bic
~freunpihaftliGen ge;iefuneeu nit benz Nus<
lamb mod frernclhaitiifcr MAIDEN III fcnnsn.
Menn has Der ,3wed Der Heiie mar, ip BAT lie
l,tht rtel III tereuten.
acknowledgements futr ant %. Stunt 1867
lit Der 9. ct. I%a6pTrcsatte Srantlin spn
New gprf na6Ghertpurs, teiahte ben&aiier
Marplepn. Damn fubr Ct 1td6 Netersbur9
unb lief iid srm ruffidenaat fetiren, bar
auf larbete er lit Odnentarf unbS dmeben u.
Gnslanb unb wurbe lberaQ ppu ben 6Dfen
empfaneen unb ron benMpnardet pber ibren
@rinsen an8prb ietuesS dtfes beiu6t. Gber~
10 cling es Bel ietnen 8eluden in Belsien,
gortusal, Spanten, Staliert ii. @riehenlant.
gu Srteit that ibm bic pfterret6tfhe Slptte
arpee Gbren an unb Der Sultan lteB BEN
Sranflin burd eDarcaneaen na68pnfan>
tinppel raiiren, mas jepem ntGt<tarfiiden
&rtessihif periaetif, II. mus rur ausnabms<
tpeis suGbren Observation-Disclosures &C.
ftattet ptrb. Mm 27. Sept. ttefesSahres futr
Der Tranfltn Don Sriet al, ralirte INT Is.
Sft. Gibraltar unb fam am s. Npc. mieber
i1 Sem yprf at.
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&abel> Depe16e

@arts, "A. Hpo. Die Iu;ufriebenbett
lit Tra1fret6 iber bic nit uQer gner9te BE-
trtebene 0erfplguns Der He9terunssfetnplt,
den 9rele 1T fet9erp.
Sen. Srim neriDgert bic @atlen u,b re-
cr9antltrt bic Mrmee III etnem Staatsfretde,
I'M fth ais &ailer ST etabliren. .3ettel itnb
iberaa lit SSanien serbreitet, welfe bas
gplf brGreen, SPRINT auf hen Strrn ;u erwdb>
len. Iie gemeaung sett 1uir srn ieiaen
rerfpnli9en Sreunpen aus.
8erlin, "a. Npp. - 0raf gismarf 1T
wteper auf lao tritt feinen s%strpbnlihen @p>
fen bteie @pAe wteber IN.
GpnhuntinppeL "A. Sos. - Ter
an1erifantide Geianbte IS. Mprrts Bat Der
tiirftihen Negteruns et1en enersii6en @rp>
teft aeae1t bic Gtnferferun9 np11 dmertfantz
iGer 8irsern 1T Damascus etnseretht.
2pnbpn,22 "a. Soy. -Iie e%inaelaufenen
8eriGte Der Jest beenciaten @ablen in Gn9z
lamb Seisen Tpl9enbes :Siteralen 343 epn<
1erputtsen 212; Nebrbeit Der etberalelt l3l.
Matrtn, %. MpY. - Spl9enbes finb Of
fm;iele Mctnabmen Der YrpsiiprtiHen He9ter<
lna. Gin ntuer Garif fir 9pitamts9ebuhrer
Nah BENT l. San. 1868 ipQen aQe Sdtfe
bel ibrer @infabrt in ipauiiAe 6dfen so
bis $50 Healen Trahtselp auf 1000 Nfunp
entrihten, Gte 3abl berer, bic it4 fir cine
&eYubltt auSiprehen, Sermebrt it6 ta9lt4
unb BEL Ter Gplfs> Nti ttmmung uter pieie
Trase Mpnar6ie pher 6epublif unb wer
lpQ pefntttoer Ne9ent iein, wirp es lepfaft
su9eten, .
ct Sruis, %. 9ipr. - lSS Barrel
Srantreiu wurben beute nit Seihla9 Be-
leat.
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Gtaie Sat beute cine Srbre erlaFen, trprad
ben @el6wcrenen Der Sefeib erla6en pirp
rest. weofaGt. Sn !3eit son 9Mpnaten muir
ben bier s., 900, 000I abadsReuern an bieger.
Staaten be;atlt. Gas betDen mir einen
siemli6 itarfen 8abadsbanbel.)
Memp1ts, "A. Mps.-@ter BAT Wm.
Sutton etnen Mnberen, Mamens aennebY, int
Streite nit einem Sensrie9el tret9eihlasea.
ct. Spbns, 81 "A. Mps.- Die ST.
nan;friiis lit slidliA ppriber.
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tpercen fe fh All BEN Telfen tcs9lQicanbina<
riS'nus anflan1nern 1nb lieber iAmepi11 ais
peuti1 frerpen.
SranfreiA fhwGrn1t fir bieies ;3tel unb
bilft bic Glenente sur Grreiduns bc0elben
III Elm tptrfiamesS gtem briueen unb&ublarb
n'trb a~ber8ranfreih tisrtn niGt bteS berbarp
a%ertnnen.
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Dte otapHaltH IplIIeH HtVL mas
fir einen Sartaren fe an Grant ~sefansen baben
,1no lit ibrem @ueer unb Gerbru1e tuten ie f9
eiaeSutel~S ayerture spr II. rufen amGntc Sest
Nen'rfraten, ibr ieib fertis pns 8efs, mas ibr
tbut, MARRIOTT mad Sal3bure ant Salsies.
Sans. - Du ilupbF tpG ppbl mid, bet
mir bic &eiie maiden mtii6ten. See, iei man
jams pbne @pr9ea, BABE feene 8anse MD, mir
1@tdsa bic @nbern nad ienem %erfri(genten5 ee,
no is fd BON ben S9mus> ben ie in Be gEabl=
can1pa9re TN bnrt Re intime geribrung nit te
Missers anjeiammelt bater> ~reiuiseu.
5urrjbes, trirb set Seefe fcfen!
yab' nal nt mat he Seefe i'm ss,reiie feisen
,rirb.
*Gntt tepa9re!- Sa Der reputlifan=
i1den @artsi tStl11e1 bic Sempercns- 0atatiter
n'ebts ,pclsn! @arun1 bpd nidt gar "a er-
Sablt uns atsr bic rcpubltfanilG eSuiucy
Gribune Vplgenees:
Semperen3 sc pnsentipu. @eneel
pbtltpps micerlintigc She's, Is bel bergeraebune
Spa Nemtern gun, Garpiaalpuntt 81 MAIDEN, taB
nur Sen1ferenaleute iplbe erbalten uab tteSent<
ferea; rage GUT ~leiteaben in Der 9)plitif III mo-
den, fnbet bier bcreitS erpben Mnflana. Die
letet9en 8alttpafcrieelen baben einen 9ufruf fir
cine uS taatscpnpentiun ppn Temperen;leuten"
e%rlaien, tpel9e I'M 10. December in 8lppminaz
ton itattaneen lpQ unb beren 3wed es it, ale
bic, tpelde fir Semperensspans i9warr,ert, s,1
elmer Organization su s~ereinen. Man mill chen
sabin pirten, bab bic &eeierunssmai9ine spu
Staat unt County rur spn 8altwa0ermenl9en
sebanebatt trirp. Die birnserbrannten ;3wanes-
rtaBre9ler fampfcn SersebenS sesen ren se1ua=
ben Menf9enserlane, Der Der BETTE &esulatpr
Der ~ireialen 3utdnbc it,"
Oiele Sumtu99er tpi1en better, nie tas Soil,
'psl@s 3usetaneniFe fir ibre 8crubisuns unb
ibre Mitwirfans gum Siese tcr gartsi bic go
litifer ibnen senadt baten.
Die &abifaleu.
Wtr slauten at bet 5un,tus gang uub gar,
Wtr Mu ertanntcn 1einen bebren Mertt,
llnb 1T unisr Sdafer treu uno pabr>
Der uns auf fife, iipp'se @eibe fibrt.
Mr9 fol- neas CRIME @olt" Ct fittern fem,
Sen1 S@afer 5umbns, 9r9! Stimmt Elm!
,,.o,a .---c ,,,,. mm
Die gcttelbriefe III lc{en.
limb labt ie fill febren wholesale tiuaus,
@pn einem Srbpnau;beleu.
Gr9 raanGem CT. Wauler fdeint ties @erfab=
rcn iebr fubl
limb CT trpbt ben l1ly0rs- Ill hamireu-
l1ar scratb ii, ter Siy-tr9's @etter .pirb
talt,
ll'o Islne 5oHnunscr cac c~efrieren. -
-~ <4>s --
0empfrati5A 6 eli 11ber Gen.
o,..,5
Sci sen 9rpbslt e. .iAen Icmpufraz
tiprten Su GGren tes errQtlten 0pYerncuers
ces Staates New yprf, bcsMaypr 6pdmanu,
he am 6. NpY. iu92ew yprf unb III Srppf~
lYu ltattfalben, ipraden iih rnebrcre Steiner
iiter Sen. Grant aus u,,p bas @erGalten Der
Iempfraten in rer bempfratilden Nartet
III bemielten. STR. .6pffmunn Grgerte
iih tet Der Icmputratirn III New Gprf ME
fr(at.
a0 tcSaure mir stuen bcr:lin. bos mir
ni6t bus bcmpfratU(teNotir nol>sidct bnrd~
iestea. ssir toten astbon. nus mir frnnten,
7ie 7cnnfroti, nn;presetoots Fat to,fcr Ar
oen cis nereintenG; ea,o1t hesG,e(hhe,,+e(a :,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-All the
troops sent to reinforce Gen. Rousseau,
during the excitement previous TO the
election, have been returned to their
command.
The Republican has q leader defending
Gen. Rousseau from the attacks Of the
Radical press North. K says bis posi-
ton during the recent past has been q
most difficult one, and knowing SIS We
know what were his views, his wishes
and the means a. his disposal to enforce
those views and wishes, we propose TO do
q gallant soldier tie justice OF placing
him correctly before the world. Gen.
Rousseau, recently from civil lie, was we'll
known as decided Democrat, and il is
the part of justice we render him to say
that be disavoWed with prOmptitude any
partisan bias in the administration
OF bis command when violence and
riot threatened its worst cOnsum ma
ton. The troops at his command
were . mere handful For q request dis
patched from Franklin and OpelOu5as
he responded by an OrdeF directing
troops Immediately to those points; but
before they could move, the disorders of
the city increased to degree that not a
musket could be spared. Feeling his
HtdbItsTs LC icAcEAap p44ctA Ia1I soSSASNNaJ ,
OF War, earnestly requesting more troops
to be INN edistely sent him. Phe Secre-
tary ordered Gen. Gillem to dispatch at
once all the troops that could be spared
FROM Mississippi. Through the leaders
OF the different parties he N ade constant
efforts 20 quiet club and faction. Justice
70 him, therefore, requires US to say to
our friends that he was earnest, diligent
and true in his endeRVor 70 protect life
sRd prevent riot.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, ,Novem Der 7:-Although
the Secretary of the Treasury believes
he has power TO reissue notes redeemed
but not cancelled, it is not determined
what he will do, as this viii depend upon
circumstancesE and according to what iH
believed here Of an improved condition
Of the market, it may not necessarily re-
sort 10 that measure ia order TO afford re
lief.
Breyet Major Gen. J. T. Carroll, by
direction of the Secretary Of War, is
ordered to report to Gen. Hancock, COM
msnding the military division Of the At
lantic.
Gen. Fitzpatrick paid his respects 10
President Johnson to day.
Gen. Candy also had an interview.
Fractional currency printed for the
week, $500, 600. Shipped, S467, ,995. Ma
tiODal Bank currency in circulation,
S299, ,935, ,S75.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Horace Brooks,
Colonel OF the All y. s. Artillery, now 10
command OF Fort McHenry, Baltimore,
is next in rank 10 Gen. Candy, and
therefore succeeds him in command OF
the department at Washington.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, November Two
thousand stand of State arms, in transit
by railroad from Jacksonville to this
place, were seized by a party Of unknown
persons last night, near Madison. A
train with detachment Of soldiers left
here for the place Of the robbery at four
O'Clock this morning.
A second dispatch states that from the
best accounts received, the parties who
destroyed the State arms on the railroad,
last night, must have forced open the
ears at Madison, where they broke open
the cases Of rifles and destroyed and dis
tvibutsd them along pre- track for several
miles. They also d{ttroyed the Ammu-
milton. The arms cost the State $40, 600.
Hamilton has been re-nominated for
Congress by the Republicans. The Leg
islsture is still in session, but will prob
ably adjourn to-day.
w. w. Saunders, colored, Is out as an
independent candidate for Congress.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, November 7.-Quite
a sensation was caused here last evening
by the fuifilment of pledge made by
Senator P0merOy before the election that
if Lesvenworth gave a Republican ma
jority he would walk bsreheaded through
the streets Of this city. He was followed
by an immense crowd composed Of tan
ners in procession with torches and trans
parenc!es, and citizens of all political
opinions, who crowded the streets along
the line Of procession to witness the novel
spectacle of cur Senator -trudging bare
headed through the streets TO the music
OF band. In view of the fact that every
one was surprised at the result of the
election IN this county, the Republicans
are-msking the occasion one of great
jollificStion.
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, LONDON, November THE case OF
Miss Breeker, who appeared before a re-
gistration board some time since and
claimed the right to vote in the coming
election and was refused by the regis
traTF, has been taken before the courts
for adjudication. This movement was
made IN behalf Of the women of the dis
trict to establish precedent for female
suffrage. The case was argued at great
length in the court OF common pleas be-
fore full bench, Sir G. Boswell presid-
ing, Mr.. COolriGge supporting the claim
and Mr. Mslist opposing. There is con-
siderable anxiety to learn the decision
Of the court which viii be rendered Mon
day.
LIVERPOOL, November 7.-The bark
Kate D0rton, Capt. Slocum, Of st. Johns,
n. B., from LIVERPOOL to Bombay, was
burned at sea. The Captain, first mate
and thirteen OF the crew had arrived at
st. Helena, but the fate Of the rest OF the
crew is unknown.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON November 7.-Rsturns
from the interior show that the Republi-
can majority in the State will be largely
reduced. Reed and Simpson (Democrats)
are certainly elected to Congress. The
First District is in doubt, with q proba,
bility of the reelection of Whitmore
Republican,.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, November Cen.
Grant arrived here to-day and was pre-
sented to large sssemblage, but merely
bowed his acknowledgment Of the cheers
that greeted his appearance. He left
for Washington at 1880.
PHILADELPHIA, November THE Bull
letin table makes Grants majority in
Pennsylvania 28, ,397.
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Ad21a&916Str0tOT''s Notice.

ETTERS Of administration, with the will
II annexed, having been granted nae upon
the estate OF William c. Harrison. deceased at
the October term OF County Court Shelby
county, Tennessee. all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified TO present
them Within the time pre- eeibed by law 10 me
for payment, or this notice will be plead in bar
OF thsir recovery and all those indebted to
said estate, are hereby notified to come forward
and make payment TO me Immediately.
oee laW4w HENRY I. JONES, Admir-
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RDTTEE,

FTvEERH viii be q meeting Of the IncorpoTa-
eora and Stockholders o. the Memphis
Hslly EprinEs. oEslUa2 aZG selma Railroad,
n aEs!sza ca MONDAY Der sth, for
- Rnrpass e OrssclzstL0n- A prompt and
AL aFrsz Anes = eLpectefi-
azle = B. FORRESr Preside ent, pro tenn.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
How the Electoral Vote Was
Cast in Former Years.

As many persons may wish to have
the figures for reference, we print below
the Electoral vote at each election since
1856, and the popular vote in 1880 and
1854:
ELECTORAL VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
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ALBEIT PIKE. CHARLEs Y. ADAMS, L. &. PIX
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors 6 PrOctOrS

A TTESD to eases iu the different Courts sit
q ting at Memphis and in the river counties
q Arkansas.
Es- The senior partner VIII hereafter aane-
aially attend 70 cases il the supreme Court Of
Teu nessse, sud in - Supreme Court and
eOurt Of Claims Of the United States a. wash
fRgt5n, being OF the hrLn o. PIKE JOHN
son, OF that city.
once 10 the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Coat and Second streets.
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LAWYERS.

yoHS p. cAEUTH ERs. WI. :. SYKES.
CARUTRERS & SYKES,
ATTORNEYS = AT LAW,
Ayras BUflafnS,
Esst side Court Square, Memphis, Tenn
osl6lIn
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WANTS.

"AN FED.-An experienced and compeient
w manager 10 take charge Of Prairie F"
Plantation. in COahoma county, Miss. SIX
miles from Friar's Point. The place is above
overflow end well stocked and supplied with
an eOnyeuiences. and viii WORK about EfIy
hands Most Of the hands now on the place
We're ny former slaves a1d are extra COED
Make earIy application TO me on the place, or
TO Wm. H. stoval, % South Court street, Mem
1sv7 II CEN ". FOWLER.
HVANTED-By a con petsnt man, situation
w 50 Bsok-EeePer or Salesman-a Cotton
eeG er0ss-y hOuss preferred. The applicant
kEss hesk engaged II business IN Mem phis for
ryEslvs yssrs The best CT city snd COUNTS -e-
fzrsaess Fives. Address T, care J. NJ. ksadng,
kgsYRAp 0Uee sell
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oEN ". FOWLER.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

DERsONS having business with Us viii hnd
4 ourAzent Mr.. K. " BRADFORD, fully au-
Thoriz a 10 make settlements, at the store OF
Mess. A VaccarO & Co., 324 Front street
roys I'm - ". K. BILL q co.
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NORFOLK, VA.
Masonic Expulsion.
OFFICE OF HAMILTON LODGE.

No. 299, +. A. NJ,
MEMPHIS, TENN, September II, 1883.
THIS Is TO notify all men, and particularly
Il the Graft, that DAVID l.. CLORE was, on
the l4th day OF April, 1855, expelled from all
the rights and privileges of Masonry by Ham,
ilton Lodge, No. 299, for unmasonic conduct,
and the action OF said Lodge was ratified by
the Grand Lodge of Tennessee at the last An.
uual Communication.
HENRY ]. LINN, WIN,
Attest JOHN W. GRAHAM, 6ecy, pro tenn.
All papers friendly to the cause of Masonry.
Will please copy. ocl8 i'm
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BRLCKWORK.

THoMAs CUBBINs can ALWAYS be found at
L I0l MAIN STREET, corner Washington.
80 Leave orders
move Inn" THoMAs CUBBINs,
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE--A good chance lor baker or
Z eonfectiOner is 10 buy my pla e in Co!ums
bus, KY, AT the railroad depot ard steam beat
landing Very good stand foT retail and transit
business- Let 3 by 100, with store, bakery and
a good dwelling house Price $1,000. Must be
sold within month.
FRANK kIRCHN ER, Proprietor.
Columbus Ky, OctObzr :, ls5S. Oezs Nv
TOR SALE.-A good second hand STEAM
il SAW MILL and fixture, ali conlplete. In
gulre OF Henry Z. JOae=, AoTn'r Of VIA C. aar-
uEen, deceased, a. Cserm6ntO 5gD, for terms.
HENRY 7. JONE-, ACmr
oc2l lEW4w~ OF ". G. harrison, dec q.
NOR SALE-PATENT RIGaT.-The Pseent
4 Right OF q newly invented " Lock Guard"
fr Eny STATE IN the U1hOn can be secured by
asPIicstisR 70 the Cl6si signe1. Il is Ussful,
SHa VII Ssy sStIye IneD who engage IN its ssle-
oRe in ass a. this once, where those interested
ezn insect u Address
aus = SAM sHLOSS. Appeal.
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOB
- SALE OK Easy TEEzs-My lands, miles
east sf Tia sity, are for sale, on terms 10 suit
pareE assrS. fer cSSk OF on any tims-frOn one
= ten yesG, aad II suy Guactity-frOI0 s5T5s
- -. Ny residence, with rom Il tc = as,res
had viii - sold II = great bargain, for cash.
q 90 tss ssusl tsTzas. apply to myself on tie
rCeua tsss. eT 70 Bs0ysLec, TrezeVant z Co., my
Rrss y, IN The clty. "
ielT \. 4. IRRELEVANT.
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Berlin has q population of 100000.
France has about 90. 900 noble fami-
{oa
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
The following table gives the popular
and electoral vote, so far as We have been
able to procure them, since the first elecs
ton of George Washington
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There are 1900 omlbuses and 5000
cabs in London,
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PIKE 4 JOHNSON.
Attorneys, COHHseIors & Solicitors
WASHINGTON. D. G.

WA1IAANOAO-aa - ~
T7HIs fra viii practice in the United States
Supreme CourG End Court OF Claims, and
VII attend to The rseOv cry Of debts, accounts
aHd claims against the Government OF lndl-
yiduAs and 70 business before Congress or In
the Departments
Tns senior member or the 6ran Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known in lhe
kiEhegt courts Jf the country and the junior
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any officer contrary TO the nrcy;s;ons
of the law, and have only exercised
that power in the case Of Mr.. Stan
ton, which, in my Judgment, did not
come within its provisions. I have
endeavored to proceed with the great
est circumspection, and have acted
only in an extreme and exceptional
case, carefully following the course
which I have marked out for myself,
as q general rule, faithfully to exc
cute all lawe, though passed over my
objections ON the score of constitu-
tionality. In the present instance, I
have appealed. or sought to appeal,
to that final arbiter fixed by the Con-
stitution for the determination of all
such questions. To this course I
have been impelled by the solemn
obligations which rest upon me to
sustain inviolate the powers of the
high office committed to my hands.
Whatever may be the consequences
merely personal to myself, 1 could
not allow them to prevail agSinst a
public duty so clear to my own mind
and SO imperative. If what was pos
sible had been certain; if I had been
fully advised, when L removed Mr..
Stanton, that in thus defending the
trust committed to my hands my own
removal was sure to follow, L could
not have hesitated, actuated by pub
lie considerations of the highest cha
racter. 1 earnestly protest against
the resolution Of the Senate which
charges me, in what I have done,
with violation of the Constitution
and laws of the United States
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February %,
1868.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY. The
following petitions in bankruptcy
have been filed in United States Dis
trict Court, Judge Bryan presiding:
j. j. Harvin, j. j. Conyers, Fl. H.
Lesesne, r. s. Bradwell, j. W.
Erwin, John A. Burgess, Philip Nc
Elveen, John Fl. Gayle, Clarendon.
j. E. Rembert, w. w. B. James,
Irby S. Wells, w. 81. Mcleod, r. l..
Christmas, DeLorme & Moses, VIM.
e. Hughson, George w. Brown, W.
B. Murray, Sumter.
H. r. Easterling, Peter Johnson,
A. A. Pollock. Marlborough.
Eli Odom, Darlington.
f. Ii. Glover, Colleton.
Ed. G. Hume, Stephanus Ford,
Georgetown.
Mackey & Baker, w. J. Trim, VIM.
T. White, Samer S. Howell. Jos. j.
Green, Nathaniel Levin, Charleston.
John III. Lafitte, Barnwell.
James Rois Dye, John Garkin,
Kershaw.
D. w. Branch. Edgefeld.
Edward Argoe, John O. Tanning,
Joseph w. Phillips, Orangeburg.
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