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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

DnoUGHT OUT ny THE WIREwoRKERs.-About
v O'clock, yesterday morning, while workmen
were engaged replacing pole OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, corner Sixth and Il
Central Hotel lire, they allowed their wire to
come In contact with the Ore alarm wire, running
to tho Columbia and Rucker Engines. The result
was to set the bell Of the former and the gong Of
the latter going. The aremen were some what
confused, but thought 1t best to run for some
box. The Ruckcr thought 1t was box %, (City
Hail. while the Columbia dashed away through
the mud to box %, Bank Of Washington.) The
other engines being on different circuits received
"sport" all to themselves. There was some
grumbling when they discovered they had been
yictimize1 and tho Western Union Company re-
cciyed some not very nattering compliments
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

Iic at,htiun OF the SlNrchohlcrS are Re-
>ptvlnllN called I" the following Resolution
adopted NJ Il special mcclnm OF The Board OF
Directors he'll on The 'l>i, day OF July 1865.
H'$pfrr|. ilnd al Shareholders indebted
10 The t"mpan, are hereby notified to make
pay mrnt in full "n.or brlornilIc 18th ni' O,-
tobtrncN
Sh"ulG Sl,l SHAREHOLDERS fail to make
payment up I" the time >pccilirl they will
forfeit all claim and benefits ni The said
company Tie Treasures viii; receive ~
usual III" dues "i III" Sharchold,s>>ou every
I'hnr>'Il! Evening at The l.Nil,.
ions J.. -, \\iaNN. PrS'3tlS!
,'.>S. L Srl>,;rl, N.c..G lirts.
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Tho Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Rcgistcr

'INIE. Merchants Protective Union urna,-
ilcd L" pr"lno', .nu protect trade by
cnlbii;i" il Sub >clibor> % at;ili Facility ud
safety in The yrautu" oi crcui, and lie re-
coNcry Of claims III a. points, have 10 an
nouncc that They Miil. in ScptcInLcr lSUS
publish in one large Iuarto Nol,nc,
rte .ncrchuntS' Hrotcctitr I'niUn. ihr.
ct"tIr Hctcrrncr RcgSt'.&.
containing, among other things. The Names.
Nature oi Business .\mmint OF Capital Fl
nacial Sii"diug and Rating IL 10 Credit
Ul over
& O O Q 0 Q
ol the principal merchants. traders. bank
cr>. ulaIll!ici urcr> and rutlic companies
~ more than 10000 ui the cities. towns Nl-
lagc>. and settlement tl,ruuyho Tie t'n,c ed
States. their territories and ihc Brili>l,
Provinces oi North .tnuri,u and uWbrn-
ring ilc mos, inpurlali itorn,aliun attain
able and necessary to cunhlG ;hu rurcilant
I" a>ccraiIl at i glance The CAPITAL, .t'hay:ur-
ter and Degree oi Credit ui, such ut' Iii Gus
TONERS rs are dccmr,l worthy ot. my wrad;
ton OF credit. conpriSilg Nlau,
III .Ms'rSYurr, DilectUlt.
continuing The title. character rice, ,,n,!
l'l;cc OF publications, wiih iull particulars
u'latyc 10 each journal. hcn. Il complete
guide 10 tlir nr,>> a. ever. c;,uuiy. III. lie
lulcd, ,Stuls.,
Ih'"rcNon> ana itiniiilliihiI Viii to CON
tined IL those deemed worthy u! ,,.lnr linz al
rwdil : and rs ihu .lny willr based, 80 IL,
't prantinal'lu ul,on, 'hn.Wrtlm Sla'.in,.ni<
ni the parties ilvn!tclit,S, revived n!ul cor
rcclc'i BY Well kinMn ami rriahlc legal
correspondent, "lp>c character will prove
Il "liai;litcc ~ tlr rilrocl.'.~s, Oh il,n IN
formation furnished hA them. il i, bclicM 4
that lhr reports Will pr"vr more tr,,tltul ana
t'hlnl"tG, an'!, lhcr,lor., superior 20, AMI ~
Gir:icr value thall any previously issued
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In ih, matter o EnWN;i.
t. DAVIS. Bankrunl.
lmri'N was iilcd on thc 4!Hh jny ~ Hs.I a D. is6s
III said Court i'll ihlnkGupiFN. " " - 80
IhiS : {" given lice. Thu W HE elts av Of Auv
~ ~. lN">, i " nrr;int IN Bankruptcy was js,urh
af1nn>t ;ii inc Estates "t Edward r. Davis OF
"llrinh' l'strht hiid State of Snuth
IHf"iln: VINO ha1 h"cn anndged Rankrnlt on
~ own lrlill"n that thu payment nt:,ny Drbs and
Delivery "iany rr" CT belonging Ia said UnnI
r,ipl 10 ih or t"r hl, use. and tlr transfer OF any
Properly by him are Forbidden hy law, that 4 meet.
NIX ~ ne creditors n HE said l.,nkrupts to Prove
h| t-iair. VIII he held NJ Court of BANKRUPTCY.
I" i't iInrn al No. II Broad street Charleston S.
before N j. Carrrhtrr Register on The an tay o 4
Nov ~ H. isS Al II "'rinrk,A. NJ.
J. l.. ". EPI'ING
1 :. Man hal ;s Messenger
aug ~ ~
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/" iiia: n!eIEhl tD!, ET q. rllEi NITf!t.
ST TNfkS, tpif riIi. DIrlliitlt'r or
d.. \ IbtII

rs Ia i'ir inatirrut SIItS EAVl.I. I;nnkr,.;,
~ whom Petition Tor Adjudication of R;.nuncy
"H>iiir,t IN i" 27th ''ay ni May A. H. Isis, in saii
Court, in Bankruptcy,
This IS 10 give notice That an the n 4 ,tay or
\ng. \. y. i>,.S Warrant IN Bankruptcy was is.
sued against the Estate "i Sila- EnyHs aI Hack.
VILE III the District of liarnMcl and STATE. al Soul
Carolina. VII" has been ahjrly,I :, Bankrupt on
ms own rriiii"n: thai The r,ymcnt NJ any Debts
aud Delivery ~ amy Property hrlonyiny to said
Hant t,ur !" lin or or his use uni the tran. .tcr n
amy Properly by linn are forbidden hy law, ,ha, !,
meeting 81 The Creditors of in said l,nkrunt tn
Prove their Debts and 10 choose one or more i, :.
rgn"cs n iS Estate will he held at nrulrt OF Rank.
ri'N To be holden 81 No " Broad street Charleston
). G. hri"r" H. T. carpenter Register on ne ltll
day "i N"I. A. y. lSiS al nrlnrk 4. ~
). J.. M. ErPINt;
| :. Mar>hHl as ArS scurrr
atIS :! 2Oy
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S Spccia | N oticc..
B,k,n ruroloc,cN * ,,,.,,.r,,

B>klE fnroLpCIcNL lN,rrrurr
The fall term of this school, Will com,-
mcncc at No ! lynch st. IneMi,ly No
Ncmhcr 81, aS this is Il mouth later ll,,n
"u' usual li''" IT IS hoped every student
Wil,tlr prunil ~ attendance on the daN
"l pviu4 /! WILLARD Laws rrct.
NMA lN,-.ll
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I" THE rEIi>nS or
Grant and CnlfaX
TNllE runb,, ,rrr,n w +.

TNIlE ,umbn' ,lrrp,o,, ~ s, IN
'h"'h ~ 'lcsroa,,o ,tu1t l,'
'."' 50 'n'P.i' ,''!'"Nn \t y,rl
in"r, 81 re- ln" "I''rt Nl'l u,hrr +" lo,ts
hrinht season ni Tranquility an,l >.:irj,
We must not u" beaten. Tie p4ilj.t
blood poured on like water ON i hundred
blood, fields. cries aloud to ~ Ia press or 10
the glorious "onStllnlniiiui for which 50
n,i"h has ioNiuily been sacrificed. III.
election nf GE>\I and tuI\\ >nrrrcS III"
a>rrn'lan'N ul Liberty. IN ticv i,nu Peace.
II i the ,\ppumaiio< "i ntl,. ,irii conllicI
1t insure, ilr,l onr> >hall ln,lcrlnrlh br u
land "I Equal ii@ih AMI E4NN, .lw>. II
u,ahcS n,,r recent history colhrrtnI.anI les ric-
al. II demonstrates that The ,lisc,ni,Ir.. Of
the Rebellion MAS no hl,,n cr sud, no a,ci-
dent but the triumph at principle aud. an
added pronI HAT God rci"n>
We are ,luiu" Well ilt The canvass Int w,.
"u"h Ia ia hrtcr: lur there are -i,ll t!,uu-
sands VIII" would read Republican, papers
WHO haze lhviu not. aud ,l,,Hcc Hr': not in.-
hlcd with ard"r an' riitlh,ia >ihiur tir ,,c-
cn'> "i oilr ranId;t, sand uii cause, lu,,
must help ~ 10 reach >,,iiic thousand, more.
"t. Ihc>c. And, a. iiri.c YOU to do So We
propose to >cud
TIE WEhkLM rEIEl'NE
u,,cluh> hy mail. lnr twelve wrck~ ..nn-
n",hrin. .Nt:sr>i u, at lie follow in" rates:
tiivc 'upirS to one address, s ~
me cnnt'S ia one address. , 90
iW'iivr"lnr> |" one address uO
,'IiiN cUpir> to uo,jr ;tu,ltrS>. 90
one hui'trrd r"piv> 10 one ad,lrc~, - 90
lhn p.si,"r> III al ca>"> 10 l.r >nj ,u one.
a'lift>>. u t,h l'airi> arc - he sent io
''A:ilrr "i subscribers. ten cent l,"r c"l,l III
addition must hr >,nl. l'aNablr ,iMuN in
n';Ancr. subscriptions Al" respectfully 80
icii",i
. AI'r~S TliETllnl NE. Ncw Norl ti,y.
SrIt L.. IL
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u
81 Il!r )i>!Httr uf Suuln CAEul,>>
III the matter ut.loH\
). Bi;NpIfi EnnLrun,
- whom 4 Petition ior .lJiu,li,ation Of
i,ahRluptrN was filed on The 18th dny a.
Nay - r. 1865 in said Court, in Hauh
'HptcN.
IHiS n.io .ivr Nnrn'E. That on the IN,
GAY at Ht".. ~ -. 1865. Il warrant IN Bank
r,upl"y W. issued against Tie Estate OF
''"n'' = fradl'N Of Sumter. District
and STATE nr south ,'arulin,. wlr,.
''AS l,r''l' a'ii,'d;rd u Bankrupt. on hls
own! ton :'|mt lie payment nf any l,cbts,
'n,i nrl'v"M "i'any Property brlcuying ia,
>aid l!ankr''pt i,al;ul or for Ills u,o. and the.
'I;'hI'"r 81 anN sirNnrty 'y him are inrbi1t
nh ~ l.aw ili3La meeting oflhr Creditors;
"l ~ ;Idlt's,'k',,l.s, to Prove their Debts,
!, n'".n:' lNprc .\S;ignvrs or his
f.,'%l -. WI hr h,;li;.I, ,Gourt at. bankrupt
ry, !" nc lsnldsM T. Nj. -, lIru,l S,rr,.t
I'm! loHuM ). 81. hs'oon II Is. Carrrntrr
hcy,Slcr"h 's'" an'. 0nN "i"Nnv. \. D. 1865.
at r.n,ulHci VI.
j. l.. VI. EpPIN0
- i :. Marshal ~ Messenger.
'''E 200
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TliI ), ti$;iti,iA, ,n4,nu e., .,t,4 Ivp. K,vnlv
= my '"nhc aud single t',j i,J.r l,mti,r Mn
'hh'F', s'c'' AMI fiii'n r"Wrr l,r.>s, for >rw.
pai'r ii""k lob. ana card ';ru,iny. T,,.v
"''t ~ Ai'"n'. ,Vf ,iuhr,p.st .,NAwsrapr,4 ~
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'N confederate Secretary Of iho Navy,
has come ont for Seymour. lc camc
out 1gainS, ''raul some SiN Years AGO.
Nll Mallory hl, The honor 10 conimi--
SION NNnWnc~ Nhu pr~Ncl ron l'lrr,hlN
oit thv rUinurrcc ~ d, state IA ulrll
Nr yrour hcnna 81 hu nrrl-
cl noN IS tha, lhu~y ,t!p,.t, whu
were cn%a""d in ur plu,S to burn thccj
tN Of \cw lolk aiI Introduce pcstlrner
lhMo Should .i>c in their adhesion u
seymour Ills world make .lv oirIv
Of ms attends complete
Z lnE t\Mt-MCEri\U ron OEN\crEt H:
lhCtlr.-lhc camp-mcctinm which WAS
previously noticed TO br held al Shady
! t'roNr in Oct. has been deferred. md
Will commence, -. ", at thA, place. ul,
the II til OF November. BIOL Phillips
writes uS thNl lie i Still having m;ca'
nj rpcwty on iilr Ufangrlur@ circuit.
lriIiIoN $50 NncIN E,,uAl.lN -
The U,hnu .>eDiiHH tAJl>ans;,s). in re-
,l,. o,,,,.,l.
/ U''' ''V'''''''''N n''r"'''' "''"' !" hr
poisoned, SAYS \S i'r ni:inuns lie
is inrirculation ,lEi the meats for color
81 pcr>o,,s Nil wo hi, In,
.,,Ii,.,, ,;,l.
'"''VN - '''''.9 !" our '''''''" ''''h''S'
'IWo WI diN'ir piar'~' W'Alhrm Is
Inot tue ar ,uvoiion ct lIc crrwhlv
~luiuIDll,I 'o Iii, !:uc ch,t;cl s,omctl,in,,
,..l.sl
l\!Iti.>,G Dr l,rlr. Thr D,it-
5ro,a y..I,,,. y,yu ..rr.r rl.,;.h..
~ va
'''iNHHN NNN 20 l'ii' w Nn''i. without
irin "r iaNor. rcAaullre> oi rvli'n party.
Nilrr lt:,linr Ills sl,,nlvs. *, .rIurl,,lu.
,lntHj,,. l,,..,,t r,
,t,.
l)Eun,, V,,, ,,,., Jy, Jyh.jn.,,
p.y .,y. ,,,,, j., ,.,, -,
''"r NN'' ''''' III N'r'''"h'' WIS Wlich
'''rN cAfli"d IT. A!t'1nS during the war
lhaL NnlG tlcy came in, from C:lin,u.
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any ~
y THE biN'ihnr COURT OFTIIE UNITED
NTAEt'S FOR llijj DISTRICT OF SOt''rII CAR,

ao III tia 'ntiri"Vt 'rinM * I',r-,,ankrur,
u, "!hth iiriitrn ior Adjudication oi laukruuI,y
"> hi'"i' i'"'2"l day of May 4. -. ISIS, in s,i,,,
Court, IN tHnkruIcy
'1Tfh- - ~ uN" notice, That l7h ,l;,v al An,
= Ehea,N.b 1865, !: Walidnf in Bankruptcy w,S is.
,hrN ;tSh'h>t ir Estate "t'rlnin I',r OF inrtnn
ihe''l"h ana STATE ri South iar.,lina wh,,
~ '"tn a'ilu'igrd liankrnm on his own
r''h"n mat IN" l'aNnrnt "fany lh,is ami nrljycr,
~ .hN property lrl"ngins To said lnkr,I e., hin,
~, -; ,''i ~ i1c and i traiiiir "I any Property t,y
nm nm ,r" '"rlni"n hy Law thai meeting Of III.
nr'',""iS ~ IN" -ai bankrupt. 10 Prov. thcr Debts
, i - rh,tS' one ar more ,tSSiglrrs at his Estate,
VIZ " - ne m,hi III g "nrt .. Hankrupry, Ia h. holden
~ ~. Z. Broad street Nharlr.onS a. hrt;,r,. n ~
'"r"ilir' Ersi-'cr, on ih' 2n'l. day III November
y. -. ISIS. at !" "'clu,k \. ~
j. r. NJ. ErrISU;.
a. :. Marshal ;i- Messengers
iliu - Ia,
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u TIL. DISTRICT tOl'ISI or rIIE UNITED
NTArlN. FOR THE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CARDlIN\

!" 'n' "''h''r"i lwHNrE - FiSHnn>,;. -I.anl.
rnii.
- WIS h'"'i "h ihr 9Th lay oi May 4. y. lSr4
IA saul Curt. III t!;,nkrtipt,.v. :
1tillN i To CINE NOTICE. That on The ~ u J.v
L. 81 NnS., ~ r. i>'s. u Warrant in llankrn
VA l. >'n,' :'in> The E,iat" "l I,wrrnr. y FISH.
hlr 81 W iirrnrolGh. IL the nSirir, oi C,,ll,t,,n
hu,l Stale 81 south taton:i, who has been ,tlju,,yr.I
Hank,irl IN his nwn Petition that The pay i,,en of
any l',nlS ;,uI Delivery N mn, Property hclouvinr
!" NaIl Hhnhrut. - him on tor his use. nni hid
transfer "i amy Properly hy him nrr inrl,lirn liz
i.lWi that u meeting nt thu Creditors ot the s,ii
inkrul'i> I" Prove tcir Debts, AMI la ,hon.c on.
~ more Assignee, "i hi- Estate Will h, held nj =
Court 81 tankrupt'v, tn In holden al M. 72 Broad,
Htr"' i@rl'.>"n 5. g.. hclnr X. a. Carpenter
i;'giS''r, %" lhr IL; daE E0t.Npp. A.r 1865, n 2nrlor
NJ. "
j,P. ". ErPlSG
SIS. hha>lal'aS Messenger.
lI.s -! o10 .
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II rIlis nleilli i3t.UEr or rIIE UNITED
>INri.>. ihE rIlE bl>rRltr ot SOUTH Ii
4 t.NI.hl.l\\.

IA 'r m,,lcr urDwi>}
t. fIlI>lMpNS. IS Hallhrul;
~ when, 4 lMilnn for .\'liuIiratiun ni'
l'aukulpicN MAS filed On the l';ih day nt
MarA. -. lists. III sail Court. In Bank
luWcN.
rT,M- Is 1" -i>r uoiir,' That The 2dh l.y ,ug
=. ll.l>>. WnrtaMl III l;;uk,ul.rA was i--,lr,l
l&a!.i ~ Estate ~ '!M!ul.. fhh-u,"n> ~ l.ii>"
! l>lu''. -! IL, lEi;oici 81 tl,:,ric>,"n aml STATE
81 >rGh Carolina, Wjin has i."n djru;;,,a Il ',ank
yhid. "n ii> own I.cu"n that ilu,l,.tlarnt oi ANY
rhlS and hrliN,I\ "fany Property belonging Ia said
Bankrupt ,n INN Tor hi> use, anl ln. tranelc Ter
- ;t Property is linn inrhilirp h> law ,
iiat IN rim.; - liz rt ior> ot'hr Sail. Bankrupt
- iI"Nc !Irir il,;ilS, an,t - cl;io> AZ more
>lgncr~ al hi Estate, vii! hc hctt. ,i,iit
I" ~ huhtrn III N". T. l;roal stree,
htll,'sDi; G. ivt"r, Il H. Earrrni,r res, ir,i:r
ii,r lnih 'l;tH a, >"v y H. l>''N III o'clock '. VI.
i l.. VI. El'riNt;
Us M'r>ilH7 M., ,,.uSor.
Srp;. - r. 2l2
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Tho Hclcctic Medical journal Of
Pennsylvania,

Published nnhnshy, contains Is pages nf original
matter. Pri"" ~ per ann,lm. Tie largest. finest
and most progressive Medical .Jnur,l in The nitr,i
states. splendid Inducements To- the yrtcr IN of
Clubs.
t'ran'n premium "ngr'N lnrS, valued al 81. given
to avery subscriber.
Specimen copies sent Tree, appiir;iion
Address .fOUN BiIIfINiN.
221 North FwcliI. street. Philadelphia Pa
may IL / yrul
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-13
MEDICAL.
Great New England Remedy

Great New England Kennedy
DIR. J. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
RS NOW OFFERED TO THE A.
having been proved BY the test Of eleven
years in the New England states, where
its merits have become as Weli known as
the tree nom wiiich, in part, itderfYes lts
virtues. ...--i.I RI.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coaqhs. Iipths.
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary a 8ectiogls generally.
A Is a. Remarkable Remedy for
kidney Compla5Rts, Diabetes, Diff
fc1eIty Of NOioIjng Urine, BIeeotng
from the Kidneys and Builder,
GrGUeI and other c0ntpb0iats.
~. In November. 1850, first advertised L
under the name of White Pine Compound
In tw8 years from that time there had
Deen whoiesaied in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
IL took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and IL stiil main tains that
position. There are good reagOns for this
Il is very soothing aud healing In It's ma
ture, is warming In the stomach, and
pleasant wtJhal 70 the taste, and is ex-
ceeding cheap.
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
II was NOT originated Tor that purpose: but
person inlusing 10 for cough was not
only cured Of the cough, but was also
cured of a kidnea difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery
many thousands have used it Tor the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
s'It was early In the spring Of '52 that this
compound was originated. a member OF
my family was afflicted with an Irritation
OF the throat, attended with disagreeable
cough. / had for some months previous
thought that preparatiou having for its
basis the inside bark OF White Pine might
,be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value, Of u IN the caSe alluded To-
compounded a smal qaantiy y Of the medi-
cine that 1 had been planning, and gave Il
IN teaSpconfuf doses. The result was ex-
ceedingly gratifying. Within Two days,
the cough subsiued, aud speedy cure was
effected.
The above was written BY Dr. PolandE
ls6p- since knens as ~ 2ianchesler, 30
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sFEr9 Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boitlny
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-06-04
SHARON.

The Rev. Alexander B. Bullions was in. stalled Congregational Pastor at Sharon, on Thursday, tho 18th inst, with religious services which were very appropriate and impressive. The scheme of the exercises were as follows:-Introductory Sermon by Rev. MT. Goodenough of Ellsworth. Ser. mon by Rev. MT. Basset of Warren. Charge by Rev. MT. Doubleday of Goshen. h. stalling Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Gardiner of Sharon. Right Hand of Fellowship. by Rev. MT. Hall, New Hartford, South. Ad- dress to the People, by. Rev. MT. Brush, North Cornwall. Concluding Prayer bv Rev. MT. Gaylord, Torringford. Every part of the exercises was sustained with decided ability. The music under the di- rection of MT. Gillette, was excellent Mr. Bullions occupies the new parsonage which has just been erected at an expense of more than six thousand dollars.
 Henry M. Gillette, Esq, who was re- moved from the office of Post Master about ono year ago, has been re-appointed 0 the same office, ill place of MT. Patter. 'on, resigned. His restoration gives oraat to the Union men of the town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-06-04

aa- Tho Beast and his confederates arc still al work as an " investigating committee" searching private houses, stealing private correspondence and dong great deal of dirty work, which years of experience has eminently fitted Butler for. In comparison to these outrages, the impeachment of the President is but a drop in the bucket Danbu'y Times.
 To us the assumption of inquisitorial powers by Radical Committee of the House. and the es- tablishment of 8 system of espionage that would have done credit to tho worst days of the French Revolution, are simply disgusting. Farmer.
 Such is the language held by Democratic newspapers regarding an investigation which has already unearthed conspiracy to buy the votes of Senators against i'm peachment! The Democracy in the House of Representatives, fllibustered many hours to prevent the passage of resolu- tlon committing witness, who had re- celved S2O,OO0 to corrupt Senators, be- cause he would not disclose to whom he paid'the money
 1t IS not always easy to reconcile Demo- cratic practice with Democratic preach ing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-06-04

MONDAY JUNE 1st. .-,Senate.- After consid- erable debate the resolution of thanks to MT. Stanton was adopted. An amendment offered, including Chief Justice Chase in the vote of thanks, was rejected. The bill for the admission of Arkansas was then de- bated at considerable length.
 House. The new Tax bill was taken up. Mir. Schenck explained it at length, and desired to have it considered and disposed of as soon as soon as possible. The com mittee on tho Washburn- -Donnelly affair reported that both parties had retracted their offensive remarks, and refused to ex- anime into MT. Donnelly's career before he became a member of the House. TUESDAY, JUNE 2.-Senate. bills re gulating appeals to the Court of Claims and continuing the Freedman's Bureau were discussed.
 House-The day was occupied in dis cussing tho Ohio contested election case