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New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
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Art GALLERY, No. Si5 Broadway-Day and byen-
Ins-The Aygoue Picture: "Tbe New Republic Or b~~h'v"
lion" 80, ,
, BROADWAY THEATER-This Evening Shandy
Nagure sud An Hour 10 Seville" Songs Dances &C. Ar ana m
IarneT Williams
/ BRYANT's NEW MINSTREL HALL, Tammany
Building Foureenth adjoining Academy OF Mu-Ihs Evening
Brysnts Minstrels
4 Central PARK GARDEN Seventh-ave., between
IRJegAh hveninG-Iheo Ihomas Garden
NOneeTtA
? FIt1If-AyF ART GALLERY, corner Fourteenth h-st.-
ay and EenngKsubsehs Cartoon, The Era Of the Reformation
The Old Osken Bucket
French THEATER--This Evening" Marie Antoi-
netts" Nine RstoTL
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening.
Uotares aud Sculptures
NiBIOS GARDEN - This Evening at IL" The
White Pawa" Parisienne Ballet Troupe Nile. De Rosa.
OLYMPIC THRATER-1his Evening at S.-"Humpty
pumpJ." @. L. FOI, Mdle Sangah
SAN Francisco MINISTRIES, No. 5S5 Broadway
2his ByeDng. Birch, Wsmbold Bernard and Baekus
: WAIIACK's This Evening at S.-"The White
Gockade" J. W. WaIlsek. Charles Fisher
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The introduction of resolutions in the House
Yesterday, by Mr.. Bingham, to remove the con-
tumacious WOoley from his present luxurious
quarters, and to place him under such
restraints as will help him to realiz-
ing sense of the penalties of defying
Congress- was the occasion of disgrace
full flibustering contest, which continued
four or five hours, and which partially sue
cecled in deferring the action desired by the
majority. The resolution to place the witness
in close confinement was STAYED off till to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The racing season opened favOrably at Sea-
caucus yesterday with the Spring Meeting,
which will continue three days. The popular
interest in running races has increased to such
an extent, and the prizes offered at the various
courses this season are on such a liberal scale,
that many Western and Southern men have
been induced to bring their thorough-breds to
Jerome Park, and other courses in the vicinity,
to run during the Spring and Summer Meet
ings Altogether the present season promises
to be most brilliant and fashionable. In the
neighborhood of this city, at this time. are
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The bill to admit Arkansas was debated in
the Senate yesterday. The discussion was upon
the amendment of Senator Ferry, which strikes
out all the conditions prescribed for admission,
and simply declares the State admitted The
new Senator from Kentucky, Mr.. McCreery,
made his maiden speech in this debate, causing
a sensation quite equal TO that produced by
the effort of the other new Border State orator.
Judge Nelson, in the Impeachment trial.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

pathy with Congress-The Ne,cs and the Op'n'o"
NatiOndle-both of which are remembered as
stanch friends of the Union. Thus 1t seems
to be all through Europe. In France as we
learn from one of our Paris papers every paper
which, during the war, took side with US ana
against the Rebellion. with only one exception,
regarded the proceedings of the House OF
Renrosontatiyes against the President as fully
iustifed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The Cable acquaints us with the opinions of
some of the leading papers of London and
Paris on the second and final vote of the
Senate on the Impeachment OF President John
Son. Our dispatch mentions six papers-Ihe
London Necs, Post, and Telegraph, and the
Paris MOniteur, Opinion Rationale and the
Presse. Two of these warmly sympathize with
the President-Ths Post and the AOaiteur-
both formerly friends of the late Confedera-
CL two arc equally OutsDOken in their sym
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
MADAME PAREPA-RosA.

The concert at Steinway Hall next Sunday
evening will be peculiarly interesting one and can
hardly fail to ettract an overfowng audience Madame
Parepa-Rosa and Mr.. Carl Rosa will then take theii
farewell Of public which holds them IN particular aec
ton and Monday morning the steamer will bear them
away on voyage TO San Francisco. Few artists have
enjoyed more general popularity than they have Sc
richly merted and received. and their return tfor we
hope some day to see them again, though we eanno'
say when may be) will be impatiently awaited They
visit California with an opera and concerttroupe ln
cuding NIr and Madame Testa BroOkhouse Bowler, sr
Colby and other well known artists.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The House yesterday passed bill for the
regulation of the appfaisement and inspection
of merchandise, which provides that imported
merchandise, destined for an interior port of
entry, shall not be subject to examination or
appraisement at the port in which it was
handed, but at the port of destination.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The Commercial AdrertiSer has not finished
its confessions yet. Yesterday it announced
that "more votes would have been forthcom-
ling for acQuittal if they had been necessary
Go on, gentlemen of the Johnson whisky ringI
and make clean breast Of it. Let US know
who constituted the reserve. Were they the
Senators whom Mr.. Weed testified that he
knew of an attempt to buyi
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

1t is announced from Washington that the
Senators who voted for Mr.. Johnson's ac-
quittal are already moving to control the
appointment of Minister to England. They
certainly are losing no time in demanding an
equivalent for their services. We do not sup
pose that they bargained for pay beforehand,
but such haste is hardly decent.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
Netu'gork Daily Gribmtr


" Great Britain-Letter from Our Own Cor
respondent; the Fine Arts; the Drama the
Fashions Junior Exhibition at Tufts College !;
Whittier to CoJdE; Life SdUing AppGratgs +;
the Canaan Chft6 Afssrze,'e~t I,lqpaonde,at 0rdo
of Good TemplarS; City Missions ); the First
Yacht Race Of the Season, and the Courts may
be found on the second page. Money and other
Markets on the third page; New Publications
on the sirh page and the Real Estate on the
oo,pDfh OnOe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
MUSIC.
OLE BULL.

Our readers are reminded that the famou
vonst whose far during his present visit 70
the United States has been scarcely less brilliant and eK
citing than his first memorable tour through our chief
cities quarter of century ago. is TO begin his farewell
series Of concerts evening at Stenway Ha
1t announced that he will give only three entertain
ments in NewYork he is shortly return TO Europe
He is certainly man Of remarkable genius and in some
particulars playing has been cqualed since the
days of PaRanini.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

The Senate took no action yesterday with
regard to the vacancy in the War Department.
1t is understood that the only obstacle to the
confirmation of Gen. Schofeld is the words in
the Presidents nomination, "vice Stanton
"remnYedp
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

If there is any foundation for the following
paragraph, from COpperhead journal of Bos-
ton, the honors of the acquittal-swindle have
not yet been given to the man who really de-
serves IHcIn
The roll called amid the greatest silence, and the
interest heightened the votes OF doubtful Senators were
reached eliminating when the OF Senator Ross was
called. Now came the tug OF The mpeachers had
hazared everything upon this VOTE Could t be possible
that thirty five politicians had been oyerreached by
man Ii was true. Ross had set his trap and caught
the whole barty and when he answered in a clear ring
ing voice. Nor GUILTY. there countenanees on tho
Radical side OF the chamber which would have furnished
subjects worthy OF Hogarth."
So it seems that Mr.. Ross, after all, was the
Artful Dodger.
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MANY Thanks.


wo would take this occasion 10 return our many
thanks to the friends Ia tho Keeblor and ether neigh
bothoods for tho efforts being made 70 extend tho cir
~oulatlon Of the Cuion Flag. Every family ough, 70
take THAR County newspaper and pay for It, While
It win be pecunlnriiy a benefit to us,to have our sub.
| scripdon list enlarged 1t VIII also profit those WHO
lakS and read II, -four fold mora than to tho Publishers.
Parents should strive to make their homes che most
pleasant pisces TO their children, and In order to doso,
they should furnish them with good books and neRa-
papers. - #l .4tgfl.a
Many families spend more for needless scifindul.
gcnce during Tho year, than would furnish them with
good and profitable reading matter. II children con
tract the habit in early lMe 5f readlns profitable books,
papers aud pcriodieAlS, there wIlf DO. but very ilttio
danger Of them forming ~yiseiens habits in 0iteT yoprs.
Seven out Of every ten, who arc now Inmates or our
Comfy Jeils and PvnitOulaFiesbad pad uOinorAl or lite.
rarY graining, and the result Is, their vileious propeusi-
ties haue led thom to form Pyil habits, and tho natu.
raj sequence "a imprisonment, and expulsion from all
good society, r.r,.. Iersft Eatrgrea rH-
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Speoial Notice

4 Que having been appolnted bJ, His
E1celltncy, Governor 81 ownlow, and cOh6m.
ed ~ a. sspate eS1OneTo 4 the 'ofHe,A Or
ghns for the publication of legal advertise
mteats, Under q recent lA& af tbe Lscisl4.
tare, entitled an "Aet 70 regulate the Publi-
cation Of Legal Notices." we beg leave to
call the attention Of officers interested, to the
law, which we publish elsewhere, Espe
cislly do we call the attention OF Clerks and
Masters, Circuit aud County Court Clerks,
shetiGs, Tax Collectors Magistrates and 9th
era to read this law carefully. 1t is tho law
of the land aud must be complied with.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

A number Of slips were inserted in our pa
pers to subscribers last week calling on them
to pay up TIER Subscriptions to the F7aa,
Several got into Raper6 belORgipg to spbssris
bers who had paid upland those to. whom
we send the p%npeylgrntis. Thlsfwas q mis-
take. Those who are justly indebted to us,
however, are requested to liquidatc their
accounts nearly all Of them are small, so.
that we can pay Up our nidebts-whieh ice
surely intend TO- 1SolE Come, Lfcllor citizens,
help us by paying your accounts at once. Y
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Thanks.

Our thanks are due Hon. Horace Maynard,
Hon. II. R. Butlnr, Hon. Jos. S. Fowler. Hon
Ben. r. Butler, Hon. Charles Sumner, Hon
W. D. Kelly, Hon. s.. NJ. Arnell, Hon, Wm,B
Stokes, HoA, Ben. F.. Wade, and other mem
bers of Congress for valuable public dOcp-
monis.
Also Hon. T. a. Hamilton, Hon. John, B.
Rodgers, Capt. J. NJ. Rucker, the courteous
Mail Agent on the Steamer " Victor" at Gal
lipolis, Ollie, will accept our thanks for IA
yors. ia FA l1i
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Messrs. w. Il, Berry 8 oo.,4Book-
sellers. Nashville. Tenn 1899

We are again placed under obligations to
this geutlemanly firm for four uniform copies
Of Dickens NOyels-as follows" Old Cuti-
osity Shop" /" BqrnaJy RIDGE" Ddrid Cop
peyfeld;;" and "Skstches by Boa" An Ofwhich
are most hands on gotten up. Do not fail
to send and get them II is the cheapest
hook and stationary establishment in the
South. See advertisement in another column.
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ne Do not fall to read tho notice IN another place
tn regard to tho Masonic celebration to take place ii
JencSboroughgm the 2flh o. Juno next. Lei, Ivory
mombsr Of tho tsaterulty. go TO work 10 eafnsst -aal.
"a displas vii 10 made worthy % mo occasion.
ALSO, vocal thepttention fan Royal Arch masons
of Washington Chapter, TO tho notice Of a change In
thc time for holdibG thentated muetipgs of tho Chapter
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DINNER Committee.
Pnblio SCHOOL Notica.

The Clerks of thc several Civil District Boards arS
hereby notihed to meet at tho Court House In Jones'
borc on Tuesday, the 4,h day OF May next, at II O'clock
A.. NJ and elect three OF your number TO constitute
the ''Executive School Boar" 70. Washington Conn-
School Districts, that tbs enumoraiioi Of sohoastie
population required May, 1857, win be closed on the
I'd day OF May next, and the appor!iopuent OF De
amount due from the State School Fund to each pupil.
mldc, No money will be paid over to anylocality, ex.
ccpt for services rendered, and. that 10 an cases wherc
schools are not taught, the amount due viii he trans
Rrred to the Gcners Fund, and be included In the next
apportionment. The Aforesaid Snb-Sehool District Di-,
rectors win also have th~eenumeration Of scholastic pop-
ulatipn for 1865 carefully made as required by Law, be-
tween the lstand3d Mondays Of May next. We hopo
We would lib to see present also all crsoubintrrese
upon the subject of educations L, T. DIiAKE,s
aIauA1ah Supt. Pnbls Instruoliousa
aAprlh2lst, 1868. .a,r,r
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their Place Of Business.

Aessrs, Tarnsr Z Co, Proprietors OF 'Tar-
neT'' lYe Douiowsaar, o., Unirsrsai Neuralgia
IfHs, have removed their mandatory aud
s"lesrcom from No. l2oto l57 TEemontstFect,
New York city, where they are prepared to
'fllorders from this country and Europe.
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,. 8. sTN0JETtRY


". aRufAL world.
W.. Y 10 fetulAr fecsipt Of fhls excellent
Agricultural Papsr and can coma.
10y ''semusud ito tbs pa,foass ofsb,
p't, Frnlt GFavfU aud s,oek Bss.dsr,
- "sst. Il is published on GOOD pss,,
an''ss Se, hdERaiEahahs.d, al 81,
snnum. BIZ RosrAK 1zc otnss Ne,,,
~ strses o. louis No. Sea- Or ..I,I,
l1AFIA III lr a ~
ntl strH Este
wrn 81 Nwl FL -s
y o.
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v u -- = u " - u ----
Tha which The Warner sulky RqFolving
Rake posssssas cFtf iali ofhot4 vii. hs 'reediy com.
pretended. n CALLERS m bay ires from dust aud
and, carries u clean, andin dumping closes the win
ruw or rick 10 good shapafur p~itchlng-ranrr
rbs r1ks i raais o. sosi. and, ~ Ease q brsskase.
Gao be repaired By the .oprratnr, thereby stfing the
delay Of ssBding 30 . blacksmith or maehlBisi.
NJ n u halt oftha Ntfy tstt matafal and "a maro du-
rabis than any uthsr vhssl rate. 90 saGorded Ata les
pncs than any other hnt ciNa nke. F.. .
7 The uke-dmW shans, lsFerH &C, maI b9 detached
Al pleasure from The sulsy, Leaving The Latter com
aoiten mp 10 roud siyl, with a. s~xceilrut sprins SCAT,
lho snlkyl. a Complete e4iriagq or ~ elias sapd \
aioBs Almost worth nv pncs nksd for sally aud nk'
combInei. ~
rhea adraptarss ara porssrsd ~ no % o1her rake,
"A Dust comnsna thsmseiEes toali vaniiRg . con-
Ez.a MATHIS, Assni,
trrs-trrf, Tea.
i.:rAFi7f.t ~, ~ 70
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SULLIVAN COUNTY.

BlIsroL, Tenn, April 90, 1858.
OArr' GRlSHAH-Dear Sir al saw a gentle.
man Tonight from BlountviiIs-says five dis.
r,''' heard from. Howard I7O. Brown 20,
A great yiGtoryro 70 glorious Re-
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Above we give cut Of the sulky Corn ant. Cotton
Cultlvator. widely and favorably known as the Hawk.
ere. II has been before the farming continuity six
years, and having been tested iu every capacity In
which such implements can be made 'sergiccable,
and received their unqualified approval, we can re-
commend II with confidence as the most thorough and
perfect implement Of its class In use. '
It's economy over the double shove 4 ptow consists In
saving the wages " ons man, while the work Is done
better and with greater case to both man and team,
For stirring fall blowing aud puillnE 10 small gram
with tho, 5th shovel aitaehed-ahd fur marking out
corn grouid. II Is also extensively nsed. The manu-
facturers have made such improvements ia this ma
chine, Il tho coming years, as will meet and ever
come every objection heretofore urged against sulky
cultiyators.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress,

We are authorized to announce, Hon r. A.
HAMILTON, Of Shelby County, a candidate
q decision Of the Republican, State sCouvtuA
tion.t - 1858 apr24tde.
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10, yalled Of 1000 for the ". rlsOG, taxc5
10 90, clerks fec N $50, prfnter's fec | 30, col
.~leeior's Zee 20, total23 co.
WiIllam K. Biair, one town lot district No.
10 for the ytarl8G7, Valued at26O0 otaxes
20 SO, collectors Zee leo, clerks lee Il SO,
p%rinter's fee | 6O,lotpl "a G3, w~7,r r.qo~.
Asa Bayless 4 Co, one tract OF land dis.
trlet No, T. fof5iAe year 1855 vaIQed at $50 90,
taxes 49,, collectors. fee | 90, clerks Gee
l 20, printers fee | 80, totai ass. 0RlRhE
sa-Bayless \ Co, one tract of land dis-
trict No. |, for the year 1861, vailed az 1907
taxes 4 a. collectors fee 90, clerks tee / so,
printers fee 80, totdI5 20 u71
Sanl.a y. Henley, one tract Of land district
No. 2, for the year 1857, valued at ll02, Tux
60 9 so, collectors zee I 90, clerks fee so,
printers fee | 90, total 10 %. 1afn
John a. Aiken, one town lot district No.
l6, for the year 1907, valued At 1900, taxes
IL 81, clerks sfee so, collectors fee roo
printers fee 90, total 1881. .
- Ill. YEAGER, Rev. Col.
* II Is therefore considerably the CourttAat
ju~dgementbe and II is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracis of land, town lots and
parts OF town lots 10 the name Of the State
of Tennessee for the sums annexed to each,
being the amount Of taxes, cost and charges
due severally thereon for the years 1865 and
1865 and 1867, and It is ordered by the
Court that the said several tracts Of land and
lots and parts Of lots, or 90 much thereof as
shah BIO Sufficient Of eaeh. Of them to satisfy
The taxes, cost, and charges annexed to
them sererally be sold Us the Jaw directs.
tA04A4kJ JAMES IL. DRAK1NS, Clerk.
Pursuant 10 the above order, | will offer
for sale to the highest Lidder for cash in
hand, at the Court House door 10 Jonesboro',
the several tracts Of land and town lots aud
parts OF town lots above mentioned on Mon
day the 9Th dayaof July 1868, ana iuNldihon
to the taxes cost and charges a penalty of
twenty-five per cent in each each case shall
be attached and collected for the non-psy-
ment Of the same in compliance with section
II OF the amended ReveuDe laws, sc.
~. J.YEAGER, Rev. Col.
1aprl7w4 Washington County,
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kRoNFoN. T, S, sNGLETARY
ntiaASErHroS, Tenn, April %, 1858.
Otpr, GnIsaiN, I'd. fgd9 g4 esq
T-so CT as heard from M lbi,
,s'y he vote for orininsl Judge stands .
i'0govs Hn oilltf b N
rl,,oOr Howard iss Tor Brown, 81, 81
Aggt 10. a tLTT1'ulF8
Very Respectfully &c,
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! no the voters OF TenneSSGe. !,

FELLov-C irizESs, The Governor having
issued bis proclamation, ordering an electiOn,
on Thursday, the 7th day of May next, for
the purpose Of electinE 4 member TO repre-
sent Us in the Fortieth Congress, from the
State at large, in accordance With q resolu-
ton adopted by the Legislature, Itake this
method Of announcing myssltasR candidate
for said position. lt'wOuld afford me much
qualification to be able 20 ace all the yoters
In the State, and give them my views at
large on leading political questiOus but the
time to elapse before the election is too
short 20 admit ofIhis. II you should honor
me by giving me Q majority Of votes cast in
said election, | win act with the dominant
party now in GOngrsSsin the great work Of
Reconstruction, and ever oppose The ruinous
policy sought to be forced upon the country
by Andrew johnson, and win further do all
10 my power 10 advance the interests ofsour
own State and Of the whole country.
GEN. JOSEPH A-Oo0PER.
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Fail Not, to have your Life Ensured.
NrsJ. s. 0hspin, the State Agent Of the
NORTH Western Mutual Life Insdrance Com
pany has come to our placstO present The
claims and advantages Of his Company and
to establisb an agency IN our village. Wblle
Life Insurance Is appreciated in the North
err, Eastern. aad westsrn States as much as
Fire Insurance, and The lame is true ia West
Tennessee as we'll as portions Of Middle,
yet Win ui tho subject Is bat li,ils under
stood. A safer investment cannot be Icdud,
while Il gives perfect security TO the family
~lpsufsd, that they shall hotbe len 20 want.
We wish BIN sbqndnu. lusesps
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GREENE COUNTY

aoTHrd'' majority over Brown in Greene
OOan'y is 400, and over Flagg 40,
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Masonio Notloe,

All RoyalArch MasoDs, members of Wash.
ington Chapter No ~, are hereov notified
that the stated meetings Of Washington
Chapter No. 81, have been changed from the
first Saturday in each month TO the FIRST Frl-
day IN each mouth. s7. s-9.ITa rsof'e.E
'h'l1 By order of the N. B.Hg p fh @
Uil.7a JOHNS MATHRS, Il
April 20, 1868. 5000 Secretary. 20
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In JChaneety at BI0aniTiIle, Tenn.

JACOB HAMILTON aud Gideon Cate, 10 their own
81 right. and a. Administrator Of John B. Hauel-
ton, dereasei,- ct al, ~ Isaac Hickes aud the heirs "
John ID. f~lAnicllon deceased, 81. Al. In this cause u
Apptars from the allegations nths I'LL. th1t the de-
frHdanis, John E. Hameltnn, W.. T. HMneiton, james
a.. Davir, n. N. Dalls. Alice Davis. William G. Davis,
Laura Davis And William L. Crockett arc non-resl-
dents afTenhrssee. Ttfs thereor ordrredthn publt-
cation be maAe FIR four successive weeks in Me lntnu
flaK = paper p%uhlshed IN the town Of Joaeshnro, Tenn.
notifying aid non.rrsident dcfendtnt. 10 appear 30
fors oar Chanesfy Court, atthe Court House in Blonni
\ vile, on tha thr third Monday 10 NAY next ard maks
defence to said. bill, Of he senie viii be set ior hetr
WILLIAM MULLESSIx, o.At
: APriviPts5s
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Buried with Masonic Houors

Mr.. adams, deesased, a member ofths Ma.
sonic Fraternity VS. buried With The hOnOri
Of OF urd,t ID R6susorb Greene County,
on Monday last. Quite a number Of Rhsa
Lodge IN ihis place, aS Eellas ihs ~sprronnd-
iuE Lo6gss we're appreciated q ths funsfab
and many more vcald have been Prsssps bu,
fottas iuelsmsbey u tbs ssalhsr. Hve
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NJ! IsVi @ad oysF lklarg $50
NJoHNsoNn

FJoHNsoNI COUNTY, rs
LETTER FROM HON. H,P, MURPHY.
TAYLoRsviLLs, April 2O,h, 1868.
Carr. GRIsH1M:ZDearI SS-Eieetion for
sudGe-all rsturps9 not quite 10. Howard
100 Brown Al, Flags, 10. Full returns will
parry this vote but very iitde.
With highest esteem,
H.sP MURPHY.