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Mhr Don't They Fight ?

The Augusta (Ga) Republican (Radi-
cal) asks speeringly with reference to
the friends of the President, why don't
tbev fght?" ave should be GLAD" says
It's editor. to know what has become of
all those valiant champions who were
going to do such bloody things in case
the President was impeached. Have they
all retired to their tents to feast or sleep
while their friend is undergoing the pur-
gatory of trial for his misdeedsf Be-
fore impeachment they were as valorous
as Longstreet's Raucy Snifle;' since'
their courage, like Bob Acres, seems
GO have oozed out at their fingers ends.
Looking to the action of the North,
this Georgia paper thinks johnson has
few real friends, and that the few he has
are ready to throw him off The article
referred to concludes as follows. Whether
its predictions are to Oe realized remains
to be seen. We confess our impression
that the result rests more with the Presi'
dent himself than with anything to be
expected from his Northern friends as
initiated 6y themselves.
They see that johnson race is almost
run: that they have nothing to gain by
him and nothing to fear from him; they
are ready TO reiract all their threats and
repudiate all their promises; they are
ready to deny they ever knew any man
of the name of johnson. True, there is
here and there a newspaper whose editor
is idiot enough to keep Johnson name
at the head Of his columns, but we shall
soon see that flag ANONYMOUSLY hauled
down.
We do not doubt that there are plenty
of men who would have been glad to
have seen the country rayage1 and
ruiued again by civil war; but all men
who had brains enough 10 bait mouse
tran. knew that a war for the sake oil
Jobnson was impossible. What shrewd
6naneiers thought about the chances oil
var was shown by the price of gold ant
Uni,ed States securities, which yarieC
scarcelv one per cent in the very high
and anrrv of the impeachment excite
ment they knew there was a'little MAI
sitting composedly in bis office at Wash
ipgton City, quietly viewing the situa
ton through the smoke Of his cigar
ready when the time came to Hank To
bsIIicerent bragcarls, as be had hanke
Johnson, and many a better man tina
he. So, while simpls-minded men wer
somewhat frightened by the believing
~ the braggaris, capitalists took It al
coollv, and were not scared worth
cent.
m the men who were going TO rescu
johnson from the clutches Of the Run
Coneress" by force Of arms ever inten
tonsrform their promises, It stime the
~sre sboutit. A few days more and hi
&c vii be decided, and they will hAv
no,bing 70 6eht for; for they are NJ
oo;ss fools enough to 90 10 war to p'
johnson back after be is once ousts
from ofice.
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parliamentary PettifoggIpg.

The maneuver in Congress by which
an amendment restraining the Supreme
Court was tackled on to bill regulating
appeals in internal revenue cases was SO
contemplate, on the part of its author,
Robert Schenck, as to force condemna-
ton from the respectable portion of the
Republican press. The viRdication of
himself, which Schenck has attempted, is
not such as to raise his pettifogging ope-
ration much above the grade ofthe rascal
He was pettifogger at Dayton in 1884,
and be has never risen to this day much
above that class of his profession. The
Cincinnati Commercial, whose comments
will be severely felt among his constitu-
ents, expresses itself against MIN as fol-
lows:
The maneuver in the House of Repre-
sentatives last Thursday, against the Su-
preme Court, was more than question
able. Mr.. Schenck does not come off
We'll in his own yindication.
Snap judgment, even in County Courts,
is never regarded as the most reputable
practice When introduced into legisla
i've bodies and the conduct of great
questions, 1t ia far from desirable. The
public interests are quite too sacred to
admit Of carrying laws by any SUCH
cbicanery.
Mr.. Schenck, it would seem, had the
| aoor, and had obtained unanimous con-
sent to take some revenue bill from the
table. M. EilsoD, of Iowa, thereupon
offered an smendment which was heard
by very few in the House, and which Mr..
Schenck says che had never heard, read
nor seen; but he did hear q moment be-
fore that good chance to accomplish a
good object, just such as icas accom-.
pished, might be obtained by putting
an amendment 10 the bill" He said
nothing; accepted the amendment; IL
passed Busnspected, and be was, there
fore, really the engineer of the business
Mr.. Schenck cannot. of course, do thiI
a second time. He has surprised the
vigilance of the opposition once, and OF
Saturday tainted them for want Of dex
terity in not having watched him. ThiI
iS dangerous play.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

We understood the Clerk of the Grim
inal Court to say on oath, on the trial of
the habeas corpus case yesterday, that it
was distinctly understood and agreed in
open court between Judge Hunter and
the defendants counsel that no further
proceedings should be had in any of the
contempt cases pending decision of the
Supreme Court in the case appealed.
Mr.. Yerger also testified that the agree
ment and judgment ofthe Criminal Court
was without conditions made at the time.
And so the record shows, which speaks
for itself He bad pledged his influence
withhis clients and expressed the opinion
TO Judge Hunter that they would not
attack him as judge of the court, stating
also at the time that in his view such at
tacks had been wholly personal hereto
fore, and in nowise intended as in con-
tempt of the court.
If violation of any agreement has
been made by any of the defendants, the
remedy is in issuing new process of con-
tempt, a new case having arisen, which
cannot by possibility affect the issue of
any previously existing one. The idea
of entering up judgments to be contin-
gent for their validity and execution on
some subsequent act or omission of a
party to the cause, if such is Judge Hun
ter's idea, is novelty which could hardly
have issued from the brain of any other
Judge of court of record extant in this
country. And the idea that any repeti-
ton of derogatory Opithets once applied
can increase their severity or force is one
which pertains to Billingsgate alone, and
never met the sanction Of true gentlemen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

The draw of the railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at Rock Island was
blown down Monday night, breaking it
in two places. One man was killed.
This accident will not make a material
difference in the time Of getting trains
over the bridge, as the draw can be
repaired by the time repairs of damages
by the food are made.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March l9.-The
Republicans held a large and enthusi-
astic meeting at the Music Hall this
evening, which was addressed by SEN
ators Harlan, of Iowa, and Thayer, of
Nebraska. Cheers were given for Grant,
Buckingham, and the State ticket.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, March l9.-Cotton market
closed quiet and steady; estimated sales
for the day, 10000 bales, uplands bring
ing l0Bi, and Orleans lO8i. Cotton at
present aAoat, $4,000 bales, 100000 of
which are American.
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.a 4. a.. s.,.,a IA now raad,
w. ~ ~ Wv
rs toiio"s'
BE IL enacted, efc, That Sections "
and 95, Of the act entitled =" An act 70
provide an Internal Revenue TO support
the Government, and TO pay the interest
on the public debt, apd for other pur,,,
poses" approved June 80, 1864, ana all
the acts ard parts OF acts amendatory OF
said sections, be and the same are hereby
repealed, except only so muen OF saiu
sections and amendments tnere,o Us TO-
lates TO the taxes imposed 'hereoy on
gas made. Of coal oils, wholly, or IN par.
Of any other material, or OF iiium,na.'ng
aus 1r articles s wn,Sa ase ~" rssning
of coal shsIe, peat asphal,um, or s,her
bituminous substances, or wines therein
described, nuu ana al o,ner nsna,a
e;a es " "a sv ossss,o,s' rrov;dad that the
products OF the petroleum aud btumm.
Gus substances before mentioned, except
, ~ gas, sna,', from anu =, " ona
and q half ~ The rates "a 6xed nv sec
ton ~
Sec. 2. That nothing in this act con-
tanned shall be construed to repeal or
,n'er,e,e WIN .n any Jaw, rssa'as,In % p'Te
any tax which. under the existing laws,
may accrue before the first day Of April,
1868, and nothing herein contained shall
be construed ms repeal OF any tax upon
machinery or other articles which have
been or may DC delivered IN contracts
with tne United states prior 10 the pas
sage OF this act
Sec. 3. That after the first day Of April
next no allowance for drawback on ac-
count of internal tax paid shall be made
on the expectation Of any article of do
nestle manufacture on which there is no
internal tax OF expectation, ana no claims
nj 80 Inua On ,sss sh.ii he oIIowoJ
unless presented 10 the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue within three months
ai.er TINS ac' taxes eiiec@
oec, = mat every person, nrm OF cor
~ nacb;rarv anv goods woras ~ raar-
chandize, not otherwise specially taxed |
as such, or shall be engaged in the man
ulaciure OF preParatio1 ior sa'e OF any
snsc;allv taxed or shall nut mn for sale |
in packages with his own trade mark |
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

THERE are twenty-nine shoe factories
in Marlborough, Mass, giving employ
ment to 1868 men and boys. and s6s
women; 1922 pairs Of boots and
:, $50, s7I pairs Of shoes made last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

EDIToRs LEDGER: Please insert the
within answer to your editorial of some
days since, which was written the same
or next day, but l have been too unwell
to see to it since. Yours,
March l9, 1868. d. L. HENRY.
Reasons why Col. Galloway and John
Campbell we're Committed to Jail By
Judge hunter.
EDIroRs LEDGER: On Saturday, the
sth day Of February, the day on which
the appeal Was allowed in the contempt
case against MessrS Galloway and Rhea,
Judge Hunter came into the Criminal
Court room about o'clock to sign the
minutes and adjourn court for the term,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest 20 Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PuBLio LEporR'f
New YoRK, March 20, IL m.-Gold
opened at l3ss; at lO4O am. was 1884,
and is now 1884.
Exchange is steady.
Cotton market is dull and unchanged;
nothing doing, but holders firm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

Messrs. Galloway aud Rhea, aud their
counsel, n. NJ. Yerger, John =, Sale, Il.
A. Beecher and Cob l.. Q. Haynes, were
present. Mr.. Yerger arose, aud said
tha, he desired TO present an application
for appeal, and proposed 70 read the form
Of the entry for the clerk to transcribs in
the minutes. Judge Hunter told him to
read O. which he did, when the Judge
stated that he had concluded to allow the
appeal asked for on one condition; that
pending the appeal and until it should be
determined by the supreme bench, no
more hbels against the court or himself
should appear in the columns Of the
Aralanehe, and that il defendants or
their counsel would give the assurance
that such libelous publications. should
cease, no mi,timus would issue against
the defendants so long as they observed
the condition. The counsel announced
thar the defendants, as well as counsel,
would give the assurance required. The
Judge then announced that the clerk
would enter The order allowing the APP
neal in the form drawn up by Col. Yer
GER At this, Col, Haynes inquired ifthe
order allowing the appeal would include
the judgments against Mr.. Campbell.
Judge Hunter replied no, and said:
+" Gentlemen, let there be no misunder-
standing about this matter. The APP
peal is allowed in but one case,
that is the frst judgment against
Messrs. Galloway and Rhea; )" in "all OF
the other cases against them, and two |
against Mr.. Campbell, the mittimus is
subject to the order of the Court to issue
at any time that the conditions are
violated upon which the appeal in the
first case is allowed" This being as
sented to by the counsel, the Court then
The above is substantially correct
statement. WILLIAM HUNTER,
Judge Criminal Court.
was not present at the time this
occurred, but came into the Courtroom
soon after, and learned these facts from
persons who were still there, as also from
one of the counsel for defendants. Those
who are interested are referred to the
clerk and counsel in the cause as to these
facts, and also to the significant fact that
for three or four weeks after this no
attack upon Judge Hunter was published
in the Audlonche.
On Friday, the 9th, an article appeared
in the local columns of the Avalanche in
relation to an application for jury of
colored men, in the case of the State
against Williams and Morton, which was
q most palpable violation of the condi.
tons upon which the appeal, as l under
stood it, had been allowed in the first
case, and the mittimus suspended in
each Of the others. On Monday following
the mittimus was issued against Mr..
Campbell; on Tuesday another local"
dated from the Jail; and on Wednesday
an editorial equally vindictive, and in
of this pledge; on the same
day Col Galloway was also committed.
D. L. HENRY.
Al -. /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

KKUFr, the great Prussian iron worker,
Is building hammer. Il is TO have .
head weighing l20 tons.
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AMUsEM e NTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

Lessee aud Manager.,,,.,.......W.C z. THOMPSON.
Treasurer, .............-........C. ID. SrEfsKTHJ.
Friday Evening, March 20. I6Gs,
Joint benefit Of KATIE GILBERT and the
LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM. On which oe-
first time as Gertrude" in the comedy Of
LITTLE TREAS GRE: and =" Little Pickle"
in the SPOILED CHILD. Mr.. l.. S. Nc
Carthy will sing Zone Pound Two"
SATURDAY EVENING. March q, 1865
Benefit Of Mr.. W. ELLERT0N.
Prices of Admission; Dress Circle and
Parquette. 81; Orchestra Chairs. 81 So Family
Circle, SOC; Gallery. 25c,
HS- Doors open At oaArtsF past seven cur
tain rises at quarter 10 eifht.
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Attachment Suit.
R1arsliaI's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS TO
ID ms directed from the Municipal Court OF
Memphis, in favor Of Foley and Doyle and
against the Memphis 9ayoso Gas Company,
will sell to the highest bidder. for cash.
On Monday, soth Day OF March, 1865,
between tho legal hours Of sale. all the Gas
Gas Company, now lying and being In the
ground on the following streets in the oity OF
Memphis, Tenn; On Main street, from Vance
TO Auction on Third, from Union to Jackson
on Shelby, from tho Gnyoso Hotel to Monroe
street; on Beal street. from Main to bridge
across Bayou Gayoso, on Monroe street, from
Main TO Fourth. Levied on as the property Of
said Memphis Gayoso Gas Company, and sold
to satisfy the foregoing executions.
Sale TO take place at the Court House door OF
the Municipal Court. by X. VAN BROOKLYN,
Auctioneer. Il. ii. BOSWELL.
Marshal Municipal Court.
Memphis Tenn, March 20, 1868. 15-td
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CHAMBER of COMMERCE..

A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
N Hall of the Chamber at seven o'clock THIS
EyEYIEG, to hear an address from Mr.. JOHN
EVERETT, Of London, England, and Other
gentlemen, with view 10 tho adoption of ways
and means to develop the AGRICULTURAL and min
eral resources of the South, and to induce i'm
migration of agriculturalsts.
Members of the Chamber. and citizens gene
rally, are invited TO attend. Ladies are also
respectfully invited to be present.
T. A. NELSON. President.
Memphis, March 20, 1868.
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VARIETIES TUFATER,

VARIETIES THEATBR,
Ger. Main and Washington streets.
cHAs. II. n. BROOM. Lessee and PEsSrietor.
Doors open at 6j< o'clock, Performance 70
commences at ~ o'clock.
MORE NEW STARS {!
mis-. BEATRICE KENT, the Great Amer
lean Cantatrice.
Miss NELLIE WHITNEY. the Active
Mis-. RELLE DeFORREsT. Vocalist and
Danseuse.
All the old Farorites--The GILMORE SIS
TEpe Misses DEVERE, WHEEL
ER I'D C0NWELL.
CHARLEY HOWARD, JoRcHILDss TONY
BENTON, CHARLEY VII II and
MASTER MANNING.
Admission. 80 osnts; Private BoEes. S %.
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just in Season.
Smoked JowIs Smoked JOwIs IA
small lot nicely smoked, for
Family use, just received;
Shaker Preserves Shaker Pre-.
serves at reduced prices
"a choice selection;
Davis and whitaker Hams;
Davis Sugar Cured Reef;
Davis Beef Tongues;
Davis Clear Family Mess Pork-at
retail;
Davis Pigs Feet;
Davis Leaf Lard;
Imperial, Yonng HysOn,
best OOlOng, English Breakfast
and Japan Teas---alI war
ranted fresh and of
best quality;
Crosse & BIackwelI's Pickles and
Sauces of every kind;
Grits and Hominy; Choice Syrups
and MoIasses;
Crushed, Powdered, Granuiated and
Cut Loaf Sugars;
Choice Flour. various brands;
Canned Goods, of every variety;
MaccarOni and yermfeiIli.
Smoked HaIIibut and Salmon; HOI-
land Herring, i'm kegs.
SPICER & SHARPE,
No. 38S Main Street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20

AsniaiOn. 50 cents Private BOEs'. S %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-20
MORE NEW STARS

Doors open At eJ< o'eIoek' Performances 4
commences at ~ o'clock.
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Special Not ces.
Strengthen the Defences !!

salsri. the asaily enculy II health i. e,ery-
ehere ~ Ire r. July sbl August. The sa1ng SIN is
dtran ssing aud fsrnaufrs 4vars spe7s ~ vegetable
and apia.a. ~,s,nstiun lasonGn, gases that DE-
p7sss sofetihe -,st-.r nair ~ lily present %
tAr ffrirs, n the samps u The sppl, and Ia ilis
'sis q crendta elites tai- ieyeonnept.f ,be eis-
nerts Of dS sa-s + on II snort The hnna an
iaay i>in ss - r. aud rees and common sen,t
sug. tsat liz RIFtNcrs Bs srRssarsEsrp A s.au-
isut tontc soanaetis and Alternative required
sites oomhineri in HosTkTTER.S STOMACH BIT
TEAS. mannust b. NAH ef steei nH to be ahsctsd
BY the path5d nistef ~ MI al in Tie atmosphere BY
the " almost vertical SUI Sine-tept tn. Of the
coulmnni.y prrhonishsd 81 his season hy dellity
n.ises,iea, beaese.s, want Of 4iite ton sr
ION, H. ts. they sas.rHiss r.
BuiIn UP 1EsULsrI THEIR ANIMAL sAearSS-
nv they wsnt % h2ht II cut that lire ali sam
ner, 70 ncfevs immeistc victory over isir NJ
r eessnt synftoms, ami securr the hrst Of Heavens
h'essiags-'a souaa mind In sound hod,'" Ifthe
iattr IS iheir desire let them reeoft - The BiTrERs
W .thont delay That sgreeatls and potent vegetable
ressafstre Ill ie-ore the syst4n It's bal Ance
rega sarc livsr set .tb eniss lie 4 ,naei, CAN'T.
~ relieving the bowels and srins tsor. elasticiy
,srxy the whole frame These proven f.ct. No
who reads the testimony which they are feund
I'd can 9r a moment doubt tbem. If,is-axw
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wrl@
PHILADELPHIA March IL, 1867.
Il hnd HoohsDis - German Bttera ia .
good lonie. u.stui In - di.s.-ss ., tn. dis~.-
lire or cans and OF - 0Dsreat ben. fit In cares
az i4tiii.y and neryous action in the system
Ianrs truly. GEO W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Tgsa. RI th- surrsnne Court NJ Psnnssfeoaia
Philadelphia. April p, 1866.
II con1iaer Eocfsnas German Bittefs rei4dtie
afdfc,sc q attacks Of Indigestion pysoep.ts
car earthly this from rus experience OF II
Yours, sith respect,
JAMks THOMPSON
From Rev. JOS. n. KENNARD, ID. D..
p,sor IF tie Tssta 8ranst tiurcb Philadelphia.
III JTrtsnE- bsar eir: have been frequently g.
quest "a 10 cen,et1 my with r.eonn. ntatinne
erer sir,is af medicines, hn' regarding tho practice
ri. cases declined, ha. with clear pIUet la
sa.tons instances andoAD particularly in my
family .hr usefulness af Or. Hooands
Ritters, depart iaI from my usual -
prass my falI rohvistian sa,rul dttty Of III.
syster and esp.eiatiu for Iirsr fHa fifrt sats
e .lia,bte frsparatfo, In may fail bnt
uuas douhs mot, II will be very beneficial u tho.e
shc srher Isnni the shove causss
innrsi r-ry respectfully,
III kESNARD
Eight. below Coates 81.
From Rev. r. ID. FENDALL,
Asslstaat kaor Christian Gtyoisssse 3ftsin ,siphi,
have derived decided benefit from the Of Hobf-
lands 0eran Bisterp and fe4 il ny privilege I,
uasnd them . most valuable fnnc I, sti who
efing irom general debility from d,reasss arising
from arrangement Of the liver
Ed rEsrsII.
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AMERICAN HOUSE
ROstOn. Mass.

7zs Li.aesi Fra- cla,s Hssse il New Eslaad.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
tth6hk APARTMENTS. with BaAtnS nnd lHass
Chsenls eoan-ctins; Billiard Halls 2eies rspk o.
hce an; Cafe
jGa I; LEWIS RICH 4 soN, psorr's.
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Is desperately frantic mood the chan ~
the Burlington argus is In an anpeaI 10
the Iowa Democracy to work, this clan
says:
fon cannot hut be convinced, more over ~,
with Grant in the Presidential chair in all human
probability this will be the end Of free govern
Our platform and candidate. arc in tn. field
We welcome the storm. Let it come in 81 It's fu
~. Work. W = irto the contest viii tbs
desperate determination to win or to sink. Tribe
mo- ykhs degpsrste men. Guccees We must have,
W. can havs II, ana We shall have it,
We hope The Argus chap feels easier.
scnehst sGsa hin another shirt, please.
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PRlCEs-:

Hocn,sat Ge.aan Rtssrs per bottle GO
. : half dozen. 6 90
Heorauds German Tonic, put up In quart bottes 30
per tottis or hsK dosen for. ............ SO
a1-po no, forget 10 examine we'll the article you buy
In nrler to get the genuine
Ferssls By air Drassists and Dealers
- HeslAraness
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
FIR .yscrssasy.ef xate,
Ed WMGH1,sof Cedar GpH1tyA
f& ~ Ausfor ~ ,Sat>. =
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County.
FIR Trtasnrey ~ 1ote,
sAM'LE. RANKIN, of Washington County,
FOR Register n Stle Land ofFef.
G.. G. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney Gsatrni
ssHFRRYsOGONNOR Of Muscatine Ces,aay,
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
klySt pt.sr pt--GEuRGK ", McoRAGY. N
kAaA 6s4kIc-~CsS. WILLIAM sMYTH $3.50
rfird Dir,rias-
Ezfrth Urstrfef -WIT.tIsN LOIGHpIpTF.
d - "A ANf-A-4Askk y. eAt4ths. - Fsxs
y AeH DFS6sS---
81 Ssa xt~si4aE 81 otreNs ssnst.s 81 Il Ss Ef
JoHs p. DRAWER OF Henry.foupts
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Watches and JeWeIry

Il MILLER, corner kssao,pn CLARK sfreets
"a Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Watches, Jcwery Silver and Plated Ware. Agency o.
then affonsl Watch Co.
march 2G-dspdiv
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Jons Roasrfn, u ~ MobtIs Rs1fslsv, 40 del
eratc 10 the New York Dsnoosatte CeAve.tinA.
ssys: "Lst the lnseming DsMessntic a4Minislse-
soou show which AID wLas az the Il fsese dsy-
srnments in the Southern 6tates.
The rebels like the 'sDevils vhon our
Saviour. encountered when on 9Th IRE -
the time during the war - - be
elet alone and now that wa over,
like the Devils that possl ID Epoor
man OF Gadara. they want 70 Elst pe,
that they may work their bel III Apus
will on the poor negroes and the loySi pifes
of the South. .ss
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THE Boston Transcript says ihat Seymour
gained tue Democratic nomination BY DE-
ching IL. Chase lost il BIZ seeking L.
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