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DIRECTION.

Additions TO clubs may be made at any tim.
in the year at the above club rates.
Changes in club lists made only on request Of
persons receiving club packages, stating edition.
post office and State to which ii has preyiously
been sent, and enclosing twenty-five cents to pay
for trouble of the change to separate address. !,
Terms, cash in advance. Send, If possible,
Post Office Money Order or Bank Draft. Dili.
sent by mail will be at the risk of the sender.
Wehave no travelling agents. Specimen copies
pcsers, &C., sent free OF charge whenever and
wherever desired. Address all orders and letter.
to TIE W0RIn
Jan lS-f 81 Park Row, New York"
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m. Richnlond Chamberlaine,

MfDpLETowN DEL,
nEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
~ Patent Medicines. Fancy and Toilet Arti-
cles, Sponges, brushes, Perfunery and Soaps.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal use.
~ Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Shades, Wicks, Clean
ers, &c. The latest improvements in Burners and
Chinncys. .Nf'tf9
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
and orders answered with care and despatch
Physicians and Farmers VIII find our stock of
Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the
lest qhality. 80
Cigars and Tobacco of the best Baltimore man
ufactSre, .. ..-..= III. /
sa stoirAMaine Street, opposite Davis Hotel.
January l8-Iy 10 sf7EA
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First Glass Boarding House.
'.--4 NO. 76 SHARP STREET

a4g.ln 81 q I'd BALTIMORE.
Locaed one square from The D. and o. II. r. Depot,
and hhr9 squares from the Eastern Shore
t{f t4,5sl Steamboat Wharf. as--' asf
MRS. GUsTAvUs WRIGHT late of Chester
1fI town, Kent county, Maryland, informs her
friends and the public generally that she win ac-
commodate, on reasonable terms, Transient, Per-
manent and Table boarders. Jan. 4.--y.
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COMPLETE MANURE.
MANUFACTURED ny
EzENRE BOWER, Philadelphia.
MAI,R FROM lsz
Super-Phosphate of Lime, AM
monia and Potash,

WARRANTED free from adulteration. Pack
w cd in bags of 200 lbs. each. Has raised
good crops of Wheat Corn, ,'0ats, Potatoes, Cot
ton, Grass, Tobacco and Vegetables of all kinds.
Farmers would do we'll to inquire of their near
est dealer in fertilizers to the results obtained
from the use of Complete Manure. The growing
crops of Wheat, at this time, freely attest its
virtues. F,< -I =
Recommended by Booth 4 Garrett, Chemists,
rnliadelphia Williams Moss, Chemists, Phil
adelphia. G. Elton Buck, Chemist, New York.
And by all who have used it up to this time. Z
We have numerous testimonials TO the effect
that IT is an invaluable Fertilizer, and we recon-
mend it highly as top dressing for Wheat and
Gruss. s7zE,5
5.- DIXON, STIARPLESS L co.,
Sole Agents. 80 5. Water st. Il 40 s. Wharvcs,
For sale by &-l1 81 As-t y 1T'TT-''F,'F'
WM. REYNOLDS,
70 South Street, baltimore, Md
Also, by 1=--5.z
JOHN A. REYNOLDS L SONS,
Jan 4-ly Mddletown, Del.
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Greedy says. the man who pays more 70.
his shopsrent than for advertising, DOH
know his business.z ts9aei3 has t''T}
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AUTHoRTzED REFERENCES

Ex-Governor Bradford, of Maryland,
Col. +. II. Webster, Collector of Baltimore.
Gen. Edward Shriyer, Postmaster, of baltimore
Hon. John NJ. Frazier, Baltimore.
Hon. Hiram Mccullough, NJ c., of Cecil county
Hon. Alexander Evans, of 7" !"
Hon. George ycekers of Kent /"
Col Edwin Wilkins Of I"
Col. James Wallace, of Dorchester q
DR.. Francis p Phelps, of g :"
Col VIM. II. Pufnell, of Worcester "
lion. Alfred Spates, of Allegany
JOHNNY. 3. Eindlay, Esq, of Washington q !
Messrs Clabaugh L Harris, of Carroll
lion. G. Fred, Maddox of St. Mary's
Hon. Richard Mackall, of Calvert "
IL Vanderford, Esq, Middletown, Delaware.
January i, lS6S-6m Il ~. .Yd e7A ~
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Bismarck brown, as favorite fashion,
able color. ahas been cast aside in Paris
for oFs1lessttegi the MetteEnich gresp-drq vzs,oY
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BOOKS, FOR WINTER READING.

NorE.-Any Of the books named below will be
forwarded by mail postage paid, on RECEIPT of the
price attached TO each. S n
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The German Emiqration Society saw.
that lis, $40 Germans came to New York
last yeArI IA HI IdOITA
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'l~A 1 a ggI - - ~
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Winter Arrangement.

ON and after MONDAY, November 26, 1867,
~ Passenger Trains will run as follows, until
further notice:
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Co-Partnership Notice,


r HAVE }Ris day taken le4b my faS son, 4 " bucrr
l. with me in the Iron Foundry and Machine
business, under the firm and title of " LILLIAN
l.. BUCkE & son.
Middletown, ,.Januaryl, 1868.
Z, We intend carrying on the business and giving
to it the whole attention of experienced and prc-
tical men.
Castings Of all kinds, large and small, made to
order at short notice.
tS'Hes keep on hand; and arc Manufacturing,
Plow Castings Of every variety, which we will
sell, Wholesale and retail 80 LO Ytor the CASH
TO make it an object for dealers and farmers to
call on us. y{,s ,,sit5sT
49, In our Machine Shop we have facilities for
doing work .ofy ofysveryydessription. II
Particular attention. given to Repairing Cotton,
Woolen and Agricultural Machinery, Steam En-
gines; and Mill lWorh gcpcperllly. IFfTG9
( sAF~salA ~ WM!L. BUCKE4& son,
Founders and Machinists
WA l.. BucKE. " H. W. BuCKE.
January 4, lS68-tf ...
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= There is a company in Camden, ,Ns J.,
who manufacture a patent waterproof pa
per- extensively used for building purposes
said to'be cheap and durable, used in place
Of shingles, tin, slate, &c i, also for weather
boarding, walls, ceilings, and even for
cafpets.E that will surpass the oilcloth for
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BENJAMIN II. MAY, ~
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. 10 South Street, opposite the Corn Erchangr,
BALTIMORE, MD.
FT'HE subscriber, having been at the head of the
l. State Grain Office, in the city of Baltimore,
for the last five years, thereby having acquired
considerable experience in the Grain Trade, and
now engaged in a General Commission Business,
would respectfuIA solicit share of patronage
from Agriculturists and Forwarders of Grain and
Produce to the city. Such consignmcnts will at
all times be attended to with promptness and
accuracy, and returns of the highest prices made
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,NorMisrepressntation Of Goods,
The Knickerbocker Mutual Life In
rensuranee Company Of New York.
ft.AStT ssrs,rssl a., ooo ooo I, Rp7 gsc

sFfN ASkA ASs<NAS %Y,VpV,uUV,1
rs one of the soundest Institutions of the kind
Lin America,, as lis per cent. of assets to labil
During its existence itlhas issued policies upon
the lives of more than 23 900 persons, and has
paid, ,,in losses, over $500,0p0 TO the families and
Representatives, of those who have deceased while
members Of the Company.
y Special in the selection of its risks strict
economy, and a safe investment of its funds char
acterize the management of this Company E3ai
POLICIES. .-.
- Polices eraifted fofA iy strfiount from $500 np
to S25, 900, upon single life from the age of IA
TO SO. iigw 5ns 5S1A' qs4a % tgsiai grli s1ttE
q Premiums are payable annually or qtlartely, in
cash or the party may give note for a portion,
il the annual premium is not less than $50. AZ
'"es 'A'"S'' " DIVIDENDS. '11'0'-' ~ 4"
The business of this Company being INITIAL.
profits are divided among the policy holders
Dividends payable in cash. or added to policy, or
applied to the reduction Of premium notes A
Policy on which the Company has received three
annual premiums, is enlued,to ahrse years. dlyi-
dtnds on the fist Of Jan.r Following tie receipt
of the last payment. The second dividend is de-
clared on the first of january lbllowig the receipt
of three more premiums and so on. 1.-THE dvi-
dehd on tho lastds as lateo as that on the first,
which makes an average Of eighteen monthS.)
.cs'a If's4 's4EFRED e. cox, Acksr,f y
Jan lsT7sp}l9 10 Y Middletqwni bell
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An illisa aistiiler IN Chicago kept t the
xsFenue.of6cers away by posting the sign
smallpox" over his door. ~
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Utah owes nothing. and har SIG, ,060 in
its treasury.
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-sesss &. q { Hhs Fsrtian auida. 4 :, ! Z I


"a, a New, York letter to the, Philadelphia
Ledge1ssays, The newest political ramor
atioat here il that. arrangements are on, foot
for third party, to be composed .sof the
Conservative Republicans who were turned
tout of the Republican State rGonvention,
and suchfof she Conservative Democrats as
may choose to Come in. Hon. Ifenfy J.
Raymond. Thurlew Need and other We
tcransa Of the same school. are said to be
sengineering che meyemcnt q A 'mahi1esto.
setting forth their plans and PRINCIPLES.
will make its appearanceliR In the cearselof
a few days. 1t is said, fifthsrmore, that
this new moyelnentR Il ihtehled not to oper
rate against General Grant, but rather to
renderhis election all the more sure, by
,escafihg for him the State of New York,
(which gaYes at the slsst ,eleetien, between
forty and fiftyb Thousand majority againsi
Stise( Raaiealsa That IS the pfogranif1e, az
it is outlined to me BY a welliiiformed pa par.
tyG How1it is to be carried ont and ,9hai
success is TO attend il, are .things which
remain. 10 be seenS9 n L III
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--s'Ths month Of March, 1865, Win exhibit
two wonderful events 1.-The trial of Jeifer-
son Davis for insisting that the Southern
States syses outeof the Bnions and the
trial of Andrew johnson for insisting that
they are IN the Union.Ag45a sfsasas5t r. /!
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Either of the Novels sent free by mail to any
adpress on receipt of price. ..
January 1S-lm.
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TERMS; q
WEEKLY WORLD.

copy, one year, I, Al; .5--.s $500
copies, one year, separately addressed 90
10 copies, one year, separately addressed Is 90
20 copies, one year. to one address rs 90
20 copies, one year separately addressed a. 90
oo copies, one year. to one address 30 90
oV copies, one year, separately addressed IS 90
SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.
! copy, one year 81 90
copies, one year, separately addressed 10 90
~ eoPies, one year, 10 one address 20 90
10 copies, one year, separately addressed ~ 90
DAILY WORLD. 'f'5't h"f
leopy' one year cav N $1,000
."7af't..+ e CLUB PRIZES. r.i t1uds
Club of 10, to one address, one Weekly, year
.rs." 20 "sA@",U a ="
" 80, . one Scm-Wky 1"
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Abillis now hefm,e the MarrlandgLegis

lature to charter a company to establish a
steam ferry across the Susquehanna river,
between Perryville and Havre de Grace.
Since the completion Of the railroad bridge
there, and the consequent cessation Of the
trips of the steamer Maryland, the people
in Cecil and Hartford counties have had
no regular means of communication, ex-
cept by means of cars crossing the bridge.
This Il, Of course, very inconvehient, cspe-
cially SO for thoseahaying to cross with
teams.
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' For sale by all Booksellers.
January 25. tf3tral
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I.-THEY ARE INSTRUCTIVE.
seas purely literary works, these historical ro.
mances possess high degree of merit. They read
like genuine histories. ~ Catholic World.
'tThey are correct descriptions of the countries
and the people described. .'-Iferald.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-05
Gte Upton Adrfrtiser,
Upton, IOWA:
THURSDAY, $3.50 MARCH s, 1868
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention.
\ The Twelfth Annual Republican State
Convention Of Iowa will be held at Des
Moines on Thursday, the 7th day Of
May, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating four delegates al
large Ind twelve district delegates to
represent the State Of Iowa in the Ma
tional Republican Convention, to meet
at Chicago on the 10th day of May, 1868.
Also two electors at large and six dis
trict electors for President and Vice
President Of the United states. Also
candidates for State officers to be chosen
at the next general election.
The ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each organized county In
the State, and in addition thereto one
delegate for every two hundred votes
or fraction over one hundred cast for
Samuel Merrill for Governor at the last
general election. All voters who sup
ported the nominees and principles OF
the Republican party at the last general
election, or are sincerely repentant for
not having done SO, are cordially invit-
ed to take part in sending delegates to
this Convention.
by order OF the Republican State Cen.
trail Committee. c. G. NOURSE,
Chairman.
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The Late State Convention.

In point Of numbers, the late Copper
head State Convention held in this city
was regarded by the delegates them
selves as II great success-grcater by far
than any other success i'm the same line
realized by the party since the nomina-
Of the huge Trans A pine Gaul-Au-
gustus Caesar Dodge-for Governor in
1859. To show precisely what occasion
the party had for enthusiasm over the
immensely Of delegates in attendance
we give the names of,he counties which
had no representatives in the Convcn-
ton. viz. Adair. Adams, Benton, Bue-
ma Vista, Calhoun, Carroll, Cerro Gordo,
Cherokee, Clark, Dickinson, Emmett,
Floyd, Franklin, Hamilton, Howard,
Humboldt, Kossuth, Lyon, Mitchell
O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto, Pocahontas,
Sac, Shelby, Wayne, Winnebogo,
Winnesheik, Worth, and Wright. Thir-
ty-onc counties one third Of the
whole number in the State would have
been considerably missed, if yoice.ess at
roll call, in a Republican State Conven
ton but the absence OF those enuniar.
ated in the Copperhcad Convention Of
the 26th was accepted as matter of
course and the spirH Of the occasion was
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IMPEACHMENT,

Senator Howard, from the special
committee of seven appointed TO take
action on the impeachment reported Il
series of rules for the government of tie
Senate, while sitting as a High Court Of
impeachment. They are the same as
prevailed in the Humphrey trial, with
the changes made necessary by the pre-
siding of the Chief Justice, instead of
an officer Of the Senate.
The following is the report Of the
special Committee of the House submit
ling articles Of impeachment:
Article 1. Charges Andrew johnson,
in the removal Of Secretary Stanton,
with an intentional violation Of the
tenure of office act; it also accuses him
Of trespassing upon the constitution in
that the removal was ordered without
TIE advice or consent of the Senate.
Article =. Charges Andrew johnson
with high crimes and misdemeanors in
the appointing Lorenzo Thomas to the
Wsr Onict. III violation Of ~" tenure of
office ~; sad .a- Constitution of the
United States.
Article 8, Charges Andrew johnson
with Gcing guilty Of a high misdemcanor
in appointing Lorenzo Thomas t" be
Secretary of War OF interim. in viola
tios: OF Law while the Senate Of the
United States was then and there in
session, aud while 10 vacancy existed in
said office
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undampened by any such influence. 1t
was q Convention Of the Simon Pures,
True Blues. There were no Soldier"
nor kangaroo" lodges accepted or
proposed, after the manner Of the party
during the war. From Charles Nugus,
President Of the Convention, down to
John Morris, who was proposed Tor the
Office Of Attorney General, the managers
aud the managed were unqualified, I'M
mitigated, super-brand( i)ed1coop's. who
could give the countersign aud be admit
ted at any cOnvOcati0n OF that party,
rom South Carolina to Maine. the
delegates to the National Conven ton,
and the nominees for Electors, and state
officers, are all as far removed from the
Brigaiier-General Thomas Hart Ben.
ton-Jr. style ofcandidates ascan be well
imagined. The resolutions, too, are OF
the Hare Shell order. They are opposed
to Congress, unfrieBdly to Banks, hos
tile to "Niggers. and death on restric-
ted land for that matter UNRESTRICTED
Whiskey. The party had no word OF
condolement for that poor old efhgy OF
humanity now under Indictment by the
Grand Jury OF the Nation for high
crimes and misdemeanors, and consid-
ering that his yillainies were enacted
| under their encouragement and for their
bchoof, their ingratitude ought to be ac-
copied as significant warning to all
incipient and possible Andrew Johnsons.
That the Convention should not have
| been able to harmonic on the question
of finances, and that the delegates should
indulge in more bitter denunciation
of the "pnrse-proud, bond-holding' De-
mocracy Of the East than is generally
bestowed by them upon Republicans,
is not wonderful, for the same condition
Of un,ovely fraternityon these questions
exist in almost every other State.
AS far as this Convention could be re-
ceived as an augury Of events in this
State, in the coming campaign, 1t need
awaken no special alarm among the Re-
publicans. In numbers, harmony, en-
thusiasm, and that earnestness which il
founded upon consciousness of just
cause, it was most wofully deficient, and
and this alone foretells defeat to the par
ty in Iowa next fall by a majority largsl
than has been hitherto cast against 1t.
State Register.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF an Execution to me directed,
issued from the offioc Of the Clerk OF :he Dis
trct Court in and for The County Of Cedar and
state Of Iowa, in Dyor OF j. $. Davis and
against J r Sanford, Lennon NJ Hepner ami
James III Iearce, have levied upon the
following prop'rty as The property OF
the said Lennon VI Hepner and J +
-anfOri to-wit: One NEARLY new Thresiling
Machine Davenport uanui.lctur=, male JY
j Davis: one brown mare nine years old this
spring one sorr.lmarc said to be nine yea rs
old.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door in the town of Tiptun. in said
County. on Saturday the 2lSt day Of March.
A. ID. 1861 at ocloci: Pm. Of said day, to satisfy
said execution & costs that may accrue there
on Dated this day OF February, \. u. 1853.
JOHN u. SHEARER,
Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
Per Il. NILIIELa, d putty.
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hundued Indians, armed each
with NO six shooters and Spencer rifle
re-, emily /. 'ads a decent on the little town
osC,;nsyilIe ~ the northwestern from.
tier Of Texas. killing ten persons and
taking off several cap'ives. Among the
latter was woman who was stripped OF
he, clothing, whipped, and otherwise
shockingly abused.
A plot for the assassination OF III
dent Juarez was recently discovered III
Mexico. The plan was to murder him
while at theatre in the evening, ana
then in the midst of the excitemcn to
rob the Treasury.
Congress has passed the supplement
tary Reconstruction law, making ma
jority Of the registered vote cast sufli-
cient to ratify State Constitution, and
it has been sent to the President.
The reports of the cholera in Buenos
Ayers are terrible. The people are dying
off at wholesale.
\ great meeting of friends Of the
United States was held last week at st.
James Hall, London. John Brigh} pre-
sided, and a number Of prominent 1iber-
ais were present on the platform. Mr..
Bright made a powerful speech, arous-
ing the sympathy OF the audience for the
American people, by eloquent illusions
to theiI conduct in the war Of the rebel
lin, p., No,rn,op Hall f,,l lnyad "a; n n
an address, in which he presented with
ability the American side of the Ala
bama controversy, and pressed his views
with earncstncss and eloqucnce, which
carried the vast assemblage with him.
The meeting was very enthusiastic, and
broke up with repeated cheers for Amer
lea.
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Administrators NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Josephine
N Howard has this day been appointed adj
III inistratrix, and James NJ. McCready admin
istratOr, of the estateof Il. Howard deceased,
late of Cedar county, Iowa. All persons in
debted to said estate are notified to make inn
mediate payment To the undersigned, and per-
sons having claims against said estate are re-
auested to file them in the Office of the County
Judge, according to law.
JOSEPHINE HOWARD,
Adm mi tratrix,
JAMES NJ. McCREA by,
Administrator.
March al 1919
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ALDRICH HOUSE,

Cedar street, bcttoeen 5tt & 9Th, Upton, IOWA.
TT HOUGHTON, Proprietor. This House
I'll. having recently been refurnished with
new beds and furniture, and thoroughly reno
waited the travelling public will here find the
best ommodations in the city. Stages call
for every point. Good Stabling a'tHrh"'
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with being unmindful Of the high duties
Of his Office, and with q violation OF the
constitution and laws Of the United
states in that he conspired with Lorenzo
Thomas aud other persons with intent
oy intimidation and threats to prevent
Edwin NJ. Stanton from holding said
office Of Secretary Of War.
Article 5. Charges Andrew johnson
with conspiring to prevent the execution
Of the tenure of Office act.
Article 6. Charges Andrew johnson
with conspiracy to forcibly take posses
sion of the property Of the United States
in the War Department contrary to an
act to define and punish certain conspi-
racies, approved July 81, 1861, and with
intent to violate and disregard the tenure
of office act.
Article 7. Charges Andrew johnson
with conspiracy to prevent the execution
| of the tenure of office act and in pursu-
ance of said conspiracy did endeavor to
prevent Edwin nj. Stanton from holding
the Office of Secretary of War.
Article 5. Charges Andrew johnson
with conspiracy to seize and take posses
sion of property of the United States in
the War Department with intent to vio-
late the tenure of office act, and that he
did then and there commit high INSIDE
meanors in office.
Article 9. Charges Andrew johnson
| ,f,.ll atf mt tn control
the disbursement of moneys appropri-
ated for the military service and for the
Department of War in the unlawful and
unconstitutional appointment OF Loren
70 Thomas to be Secretary of War.
Article 10. Charges Andrew johnson
with instructing Gen. Emery, COM
mander of the Department. of Washing
ton, that part of a law of the United
states passed March I'd, 1867, entitled
All act making appropriations for the
support Of the army, &c, especially the
ID section thereof, which provides that
ali orders relating to military operations,
issued by the the President or Secretary
of War. shall be issued through the
General of the Army, and in case OF his
+ inability, through the next in rank was
, unconstitutional, aud in contraventior
| of the commission of said Emery, ant
q, therefore not binding upon him, ane
r with the intent thereby to induce thu
! said Emery to violate the provisions o
!, the said act, and obey such orders a
Andrew johnson might give.
The report concludes by reserving thu
, right to exhibit at any time, any furthe
: articles, and also of replying to Andrew
1 Jollnson's answers, and Of exhibiting
q proof of the truth of the accusations
q brought against him, and demands tina
a Andrew johnson he put to answer TO
, the high crimes and misdemeanors il
e office charged against him, and tina
: such proceedings, examinations, trial
g and judments may be therefore has
+, and given as may be agreeable to Law
X and justice.
The House Of Representatives. Mon
@ day adopted all the articles Of impcach
q ment reported by the committee, excep
+ being deemed repetition. The vote il
the House stood: ayes, Us; nays, Al
all the Democrats voting in the mega
q tive. The House also appointed, b,
: ballot, Messrs. Bingham, Boutwell,
, Wilson, Stevens, Logan, Williams ant
. Batter, as managers fer the prosecution
of the impeachment.