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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

A little boy, some six years old, was
using his slate and pencil on Sunday,
when his father, who was a minister en-
tered and said, My son, l prefer that
you should not use your slate and pencil
ON the Lords day." 81 am DRAWN
meetln houses, father, was the prompt
reply.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
BLOOM OF THE LOTUS,
OR
L lie GERM OF BEA UTY.

Among 1.-THE the eleganeies Of the toilet the BLOOM
oil the LOTUS, or the GERM OF BEAUTY stands
of all Others e PoAoe
1t is unrivalled for the Complexion, rendering IL
clleaT, transparent and resplendent The BLOOM of
the LoIuS Is fashionable gem for toilet purposes
1t removes
TAN. FRECKLES, IRRITATION, ERUPTIoNs
OF THE SKIN AND sUNBURN,
mparng to it that delicate tint and softness 80 ncb
admired in female beauty
All defects Of the skin speedily disappear by itsuse
ihere is nothing yet discovered which adds more to
the personal beauty than this delightful refreshing
COSMETIC.
A few applications of this charming preparat;on
VIII conyinee the mot scepical of its value One ~
ITS grand features is that it youthful appear
ance. and retards the semblance of age.
Or II is less essential to a gentleman's toilet II
prevents the smarting sensation frequently exper-
fenced after shaving. and heals pimpes eription Of
the skin. generally unlike many Others IT il strietlv
vegetable. and contains deleterious ingredients
1t is without doubt the most perfect toilet requisite
ever introduced.
Price 81 per Bottle,
Sent by Express to any part of the United States
on receipt of price. Send for Circulars and eertif
Gates. sold by all druggists.
Principal Depot. HILBERT & CO., No IS fremont
2-l-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

A sporting Quaker puts his bets thus:
Friend Edward, thee thinks thy horse
is faster than mine, l value my opinion
at twenty dollars. Now if thee values
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
VT. Central d Sullivan Railroads
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at 10 80 So 10 or. NJ. Mixed
train for White River Junction receiving passengers
from Cheshire Valley r. r., leaves Bellows Falls at
5 so p NJ. ltH
Mail train leaves Boston via Fitchburg at 30 A.
NJ. Springfield at As A. NJ. for Burlington and St.
Adams.
receiving passengers from VT. Valley Railroad leav-
ing New York at II is NJ. and from Cheshire Rail-
road, leaving Boston at 30 P. NJ, for Burlington,
Rouse's Point. Montreal and Ogdensburgh, connect
ing with Grand Trunk trains fsr the West. Sleeping
ears are attached to night trains. Through tickets
for Chicago and the West for sale at the principal
stations. G. MERRILL. Sup'f
st, Adams. VT, Dec. 2 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

Than any other place in their knowledge in Wind
ham County and will give a few prices on some of
the articles. so you can for yourselves. We now
have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

thy opinion at the same rate, we will put
the money together, and ask our horses
what they think of it, and leave the con-
clusion to them"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
READY PAY,

Had rather have our goods than any ones paper
We are going to sell for small profits and expect by
SO doing to get most Of the trade in this vicinity.
We shall vary our prices the market varies from
time to time. Calculate to keep the inside of the
track, and beat them all in prices If any one can
live and beat these prices then we will try again.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

Common Nails, ~ cents. by the keg, cents; and
we have variety of other articles too numerous to
mention, equally low. We sell for
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
SNUFF, PIPES AND TOBACCO,

KEROSENE OIL.
Best kind. G. cents. second quality so cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

They say both kinds are out of the same chest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
G A r r / A G f s ,
E. R. OSGoOD 4 co.

sAxroS's RrvER. Dec. sc. 1866
The New York herald., 1868-06-10


THG WSSERFUML k1SGc%pE FaMI
with the sT1Ps rSn Buwers celebrated
Mr.. W. H. WHAILEY as Paul Clifford.
DoA OooN open s'- uAs' ~ AovAnce.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
- ~, ADMISSION 90 CENTS; ~ $3.50
10y UN wEUEES1Af EpESiMM NH 5VNE ~ Isoo
NEW PLAY BY Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY,
Author Of Leah the Forsasen flaming Butterfly"
Entitled 49, as'
c,rv vv nrus'nrs on cIrv uu, ov,.
New Scenery BY. q. Y Dayton .: Dayton,
New Panorama Hudson River b. Ssssf: Dayton
s, s1y Dc FOREST and x';I;;sa: Ts.
Sew ona lsnf an seeed wher E
the Following Cast Of Of the best
Jack RIVER sE'1iss Js.S ssS% Se on Ss
p1ss cSsncsy til: representative N our Mortimer
old families, With a strong disposition to raise
Up new Gnea ., y. yopnng heart
skey, he O. @e.ropoan Me- Detective Police
x ssn sssss:
&. sssS.5 ss ds.
The Engineer Of the Daniel Ryner
ssT H.
one ..:ie sam. ro''a Jordan
The Captain OF the steamer vonderbt Cowan
Violin ..' Master Willie Hearn
Ebrosss, Fireman on the North river steamer
Ned, hand on the same Stuart
The Nervous Passenger from the Opposition
Boat - ,t u:;:c 49,: mr. Bsesman NsaH
Lodgers, savoyard Boys
D'''' "'' 'D' D'"''' "'N0u' Miss Blanche Grey
for Young Ladies or Fifth Avenue with
Miss Kitty Blanchard
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
THE LECTURE SEASON.

JmP0RTANr LECTURES DAlLY-To GENTLEMEN
only Interesting a the New York Museum Of
Anatomy, 69 Bfpadway. Those unable 20 attend these
lectures noy receive copy by forwarding ~ cents Adj
broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsRHIENTs.
IN - and ~ BowGy
Di's't'y ePPS;;,. eVS% EesS ,Rs Old s0"s'y'
The BEST COMPANY In The CITY.
Magnificent reception e = pnnv
and q: ~ 'h' old f.'orisss. :
PHANTOM. CAPTAIN;
GRAND SUCCESS
Io'NTGHT TGE p, pt,wEsPHEsDAyA sDHE lyme TO-
hr EDDY In three characters.
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY.
HANDY ANDY
a. "A'0' with sons: and jis HANDY Aha'
o'An' PRICES Mimic SacAs"
ehsss Dsss Sef s ssss fss s:ry Circle % Or
DOwERY THEATRE
w. b. FHELiGhn HxCEisiR Manager and Proprietor
Grand combination Of talent.
MR.. @. c. BONIFACE,
The charming young actress, Miss NELLY GERMON,
the favOrtte actor, Mr. K JOHNSTON,
and a re-enRagement with Mr. w. H. WHALLEY.
Great hit Of Mr. Johnsons entirely Irish drama Of
the
SONS OF EIBERTy;
Or, THE TRUE HEARTS OF OLD IRELAND.
M o. q. Boniface, f. r. B., Colonel Connolly
Miss Nelly Germon with sonss as. Tim
New beautiful scenery magnificent view OF Niagara
RAILROAD BRIDGE
twenty feet In height with newly constructed Train Of Cars
and THs 9Shs xh sna 5 EaM 1Gssu
novel Of PAUL CLIFFORD,
~. The g Great M,, ,HighySayyman Sy ma % Of l5So 49,,
Box book open six days In advance.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

DLIND TOMS CONCERTS
ID AT UNION HALL ACADEMY,
JAMAICA, l.. !.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNElo
The Wonderful Negro Boy Pianist,
BLIND TON.
The great Musical Mystery.
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings Saturday
afternoon, June H. IL and 3 at the Athenun, Brooklyn,
Long Island. '
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

z.
ID MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
CHARLES GAYLER,
autho Of "Connie Soogah," Magic Marriage" &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 10,
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
IN two pieces
TWELVE CHARACTERISTIC SONGS AND DANCES
WITH HOST or VOLUNTEERS.
MR.. CHAS. GAYLER
will make his FIRST and last appearance the stage IN
SENSATION PLAY,
written by himself for the occe sion.
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN,
where seats be secured.
Also at Rulnans Theatrical Ticket Agency ia Broadway
New York ~
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

~ AULBACHs GRAND CARTOON.
N ay and evening Fifth Avenhe Gallery, corner Four
i.--..ss sveet WI close Saturday night, June %
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

OLYMPIC THEATRE. FOURTEENTH WEEK
~ THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
@. L. FOXS GRAND NEW PANTOMIME.
AFTERNOON at III HUMPTY DUMPTY.
and HUMPTY DUMPTY.
TO-N1GHr ats HuMPrY DUMPrY.
The great Comedian and Pantomimist,
L. CLOWN
THE GREAT DANSEUSE, MILE. SANGALI
i. T. GOODRICH, CHAMPION SKATER.
MATCHLESS TRANSPORTATION SCENE
Monday, june 10, Humpy Dumpy will be reconstructed
with costumes tricks Dances grotesQuerfe scenery
drop curtain aud music. -
MATINEE, ~, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
loss OF A scHooYER on LONG BEACH

On Monday morning, the 2d inst a large
schooner was discovered ashore on Long Bea ch abou
eight miles above kle Egg Harbor Inlet As the weather
was eIceenngly cold the mercury indicating s. above
zero great difficulty was found In crossing the bay from
the main 10 the beach the newly formed sharp Tee re-
hard to force their way through IT, The schooner
foremas crosstrees the making complete breach
day TO get line board OF her by means Of the NOR
tar from the Government station-honse. The wind
during the day being from the North-east, causing
"A heavy sea, tho surfbOat could not be landed
through tile breakers. On Tuesday morning a
successful effort made by the crew IN the Govern
ent IN. boat and the vessel was boarded and the captain
second nate and steward, Portuguese were rescued
the other found the crosrees eOored men, were
frozen 20 death, and the second mate very badly
frost bitten Captain Creighton said that after tho
vessel struck the bar the first mate and one OF the
crew (cOored while endeayDg 10 lower the yaWl boat
from the davits washed overheard by sea and
drowned The schooner s the Mary NJ snee. built Of
Milford Delaware, In 1851, $50 tuns register she was
bound from New-Orlcans To New York with cargo OF
corn in sacks The vessel and cargo Will prove total
loss. =.
on Tuesday night, the 81 inst tie schooner Vim. NJ
Cole Capt Isaiah Gale, while riding al anchor ~ the
mouth Bass River tributary u Egg HarbOr Bay,
through by the lee and sunk IN 81 fahOms water
she was loaded with charcoal and bund 10 New York
She il owned principally by the MesTr. j. y A shaw.
Efforts will he made 70 raise her tle lee VIII
permit lives lost.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
RUN AND WHAT IT COSTS IN THIS CITY.


The Rev Air. Van Meter Superintendent of
Howard Mission addressed large meeting last night at
Bunyan Hall He said 81 have with great pre-
pared the following statement It's established upon the
most trustworthy official reports much OF which viii be
found in Dyers Report recently publshed-the most as
founding document l ever read. believe them and,
therefore, present them Examine them, aud II you are
not satisfied call mo ~ Howard Mission ana Home Tor
Little Wanderers No 40 New BOwery, and Will furnish
YOU with the proof There are IN this city O3 licensed
places selling intoxicating liquor. superintendent hen-
nedy placed policemen at 22J OF them for consecutive
hours aud thls the result Each rum-hOe receives
daily average OF 3i visits, making an aggregate OF oy
I'VE per day I1S32l2 per week or 2e22i22G visits In one
year Each visit averages at least Is minutes. Thls
gives US COS days Of 10 hours eaeh or lS4S years AZ
present wages each II sober and Industrious would
81 per day or 5i5jOj IN one year But ths Is nor
occupied by each crOghop 10 do its work This gives Us
l5 6Os personsenough 10 make largo city Ats per
day for each We have mot including sunday HsO,ooo
or an aggregate OF H eos OF wasted time by seller ana
drinker-a sum sufficient to carry all the sunday
school Missionary Tract and Bible Societies In the land
But this mere fraction OF the cost Of rum Fromthe
ceiyes daily average OF ta S. making an aggregate or
S3G2sO 80 per wee 81 800 81 per annun 70 when
add the value OF lost tlmO, and have 562l g. But
the real cost cannot estimated Look NJ the thousands
Whr sum would compensate for loss OF character do
mestic happiness. ruined husbands wives sons; and
daughters for the absence OF every ray OF gt ana nope
this and in the world O come Sth were TINS cOnnod
10 our SOdOm IL would be comparatively small matter
But the nation is deluged with rum The rumseer drags
down deepest inamy and woe many or our most emf
nent statesmen and brayest generals our most dls-
tinguished Judges lawyers, ministers, artists and pro
found schOars The destroyer turks around our dwell
ngs watching for us aud those dearer than life 10 US
The power 20 put end 70 this rests wi ministers ana
Nheher the destroyer shall be crushed or not Goa anu
humanity hold them responsible
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
THE PRESIDENTS PROBABLE ACTION.
ITeIegrnm to another D,nO5r,ile JouraaLI

/ am able 10 repeat tonight my previous as
serOu that the President has been advised to resign D
some OF his Democratic friends, aud can add upon un
doubted authority that he has also been advised TO
spOnd to the writ by sending TO the Senate demurrer III
which he will claim that the specifications or charges
against him do not amount 20 high crimes and misde
meanOrs in the constitutional OF those terms and
will demand that the Senate take action In the case sn-
lar that taken by ordinary court when IL quashes
an Indictment He Will not pretend % argue points Of
evidence set any other reason for dismissal o the
case than that the counts against him not sufficiently
grave II they proved 10 be welfOunded 20 war
the eXertOn Of the authority Of the Senate in trying
him them This demurrer Will doubtless be oyerruled
and the alternative OF roNgning OF submitting 70
trial and certain conviction II Is probable that Senator
Wade will not vote on the na result IN the trai unless
hs vote IA necessary 20 insure conviction and H. under
the he does vote for conviction II Is also
probable that ne will resign his position President OF
The senate Speaker COfax will then become President
OF the United States under the act OF the last Congress
which provides Tor such contingencies
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

LAKgNAN-sudden Of scarlet fever susdy leooa hsfe
Emily Morrison daughter Of Brsey and AanA a. l. baAe@s1 's
ami ; months.
Monday March y a. O'Clock NJ fnenh are a'si ""o""
further notice
CARPESTEROn Friday Marcb Of usubranou Group irIiag
Rehards Carpenter aged year. months ssl dIs - -,
The respectfully limited % ,std TIE nsfs
bis psrehts Hakensaeh n j., on honaH
afternoon eock Tran caves New lork a. oeoSt
N, via Payouia PeTy foot Of ChanbefssL
a Florence A. daughter Of the Rev T. 5 FO Ass' %
The fsad, are respectfully attend the funeral service a
Washlng N y Church, fourtosh -
Monday March AZ o'clock without iurther INVITATION
GLACrUS-On Saturday. T. Of group Carrie olicss s'd'
aud months.
Lodge H. o. Of o. p respectfully issied 10 sen1 osr
auera parents East MorsAr 90 Tuesday
harch 10, Al 10 O'Clock A.
HsNRY-0n Saturday morning Marrh Harmon H'"'F " ne '
R S at1s, y @ aai friends respectfully uvst % attend hs s.r.
from residence, No 2 East Egaisea1hI on hoaia sA
9, at 2 o'clock p. - j.
NANsFIgLD-On Saturday Hsrcs 1852 Augustus hGnsssH os
The and friends are respectfully invited b attend the na,f
from bis late residence D one huHded ahden aA s On
Monday, March 0, at o'eloeG p u. -
sMT-Op saturday March = Carrie Culver infsa dugls Of d..
stephen aud Lucy smith and ol m n'u n
y remains viii be- eanTeyed 10 Greenwich wshngton Co =
funeral services will be held, on luesaJ n'h N
a m. No services the eiig
sNITH-At Mussv Y Wednesday March Samuel Disos.
eldest Of Alexander IT, and Elizabeth smsa Isl Js' AAu %
days a., =. 49,. A., ,.....r
on Monday ococf on Toe FesAieHes R "f
grandmother No. ll3 Wishinston'st, Jersey Civ'
gIAIGHTA Nice ThuFsiay Feb IL hhanel T. eAat
Of Jersey City n. j. In the 3lsi year Of his age ,,
The steamer being brought 20 ne1Jesf or
nement YoS TuesiA, March 10 h0u's Of @~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
BURGLARY IN A BONDED WAREHOUSE.

Some time on Saturday a number Of burglars
secreted themselves the building No. % Pearst and
at later hour ascending to the roof passed over the adj
olnng buildings the roof Of the United States bonded
warehouse No. Brdge-st, occupied 6y the messrs.
franklin & Co. a small hole, sufficient 20 admit the
passage OF man. was ont through the roof near the
scu the asenngs OF the latter forced or and the sout
lie thrown open Descending 20 the upper floor, the
thieves cut open and carried OF the entire contents
To whom the belonged, what were lts contents,
the police have been unable to ascertain as the prOpe
tors of the warehouse live out Of town. The thieves
made their exit from the same building in which they
were concealed and the first ntimaOn Of the robbery
obtained by the Police was the finding the door Ot No %
Pcars open The description and owner OF the stolen
goods Will be obtained by the Police to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
THE rHAw-coNpIrIoN OF THE STREETS.

The great Spring change in the weather Is
an accomplished fact March came in with its traditional
howl and verified hercey its claim to eonine advent
But IS concentrated strength soon yielded To Natures
claims and. after few growing spasms OF wrathful
meaning the evidences that amore gentle temper regned
became apparent, Old SOL with his powerful influence
in regulating and moderatng the disturbed and combat
ing He paid q visit OF long duration az this season
the most devoted Of his worshppers could expect
How many great and nnch chneeded faVors ne con.
ferred upon this forsakeD city OF Gotham
was revealed each succeeding hour OF Saturday and as
for yesterday there Oupouring OF emotions which
under the peculiar circumstances attending the predoa
men in which this city Is placed citizens cannot DC con
sidered as overenthuslastlc 10 give way 70. ne nae
grown accustomed 20 lagoonS OF slush ana rdgs IN
every street IN the city that thing AIDING IN Iner 10
moval has in II something capable OF excling Honuer
for IL il long time ago SINCE the cty gave tsst up 20
despair In tins regard. Ihe aseP Pbo Iu SeinS so
many receptacles for slush, the streets haa pc
come continuation Of miniature mountalns OF urty
brown snow and miniature lakes OF the drtest brown
water This was 80 not only IN not mucn Iisluehteu
bnt was opparent IN all OF the city, and even
In Broadway itself AT last however, there was an effort
But il did until the people of the city lad an
experience crossing streets IN depths OF muck and sush
yarving from six inches 20 two feet On Friday night
tho extraordinary phenomenon OF lo0 men eweeping
broadway Observable, ana on saturday the same
and removing the snow. There was not much credit co
be ny anybody for this Tor the mercury stood at an
M d. m. at "a degrees Suddenly some extraordinary
got into the head or heas OF INC people that are p
sons aborers working with their brsoms and axes
rnoying the snsh and cracking the solid and snow
IN said that up 70 the last moment the unfortunate
citizens not IN the least thought of IN fact ths he
cause OF the extraordinary pected movement OF
cleaning the streets occasoned by fear The rear as
traced the fact that the Legislature Of the state 9d
heard something abOut the cruelty with which pedes
trians in this city treated and accordingly sent on
committee 70 investigate the matter That Somnt'es
arrived at jnst about the time the coo laborers were put "a
work, and the same Committee have informed
the Street Commissioner and the street COntlactor
to appear before them this morning az 10 a. Ia "
answer questions The Committee whlch was
Creamer Palmer and Banks ana their business here
investigate thoroughly the management OF the strees
Department Of this city so would after all that
even the show of attention condition OF the streets
aud Saturday evinced, was fgacesble 10 guilty con
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
LITTER DAY SALNTS AZ NEWARK

Brof notice was recently given in THE
TRIBUNE Of the existence at Newark OF 0 society Of
Latter Day Saints" or they are more commonly
called. "MOrnons." The Society embraces about 50
MEMBER several young men and maidens being among
the number. For while after the organization OF the
band the meetings held at the private residences or
but the number OF adherent5 t0the Iatn
OF brigham grew larger, and II deemed advisable n
not actually necessary engage hall Since that time
the regular meetings OF the society tprce ON each sun
day have been held in the hall, No i02 Broadst' unu
Yesterday. when removal was made 10 the
new Assembly Room, No. y BrOadst 80 quietly have
tho proceedings Of the SainS' been conducted, now
ever that but few Of the citizens OF Newark We're Gogn
Eant Of the existence OF the organization, utll the
fac, was made known through the columns OF I'M
TRIBUNT one OF the 4" articles OF falth' adopted
by this is cOmmendable, consisting IN the tOtaI
rsuuuciaton of tobacco and intoxicating liquors In
forms. Several OF the members ioi tho hOclety
we're formerly nyeerate smokers but by dint OF great
the weed They strict In their habits OF me- anu
have established church rules 70 which they must IN
yariahly subject themselves. The Newark society
has been organized about year. and is composed
mainly ~ Englishmcn. Zach member bears tie title
OF saint" Some Of them have belonged to the
church" this particular society FOR the past
u years They will omgrae 10 Utah during the coming
Summer. and expect Ia be joined by At least 1000
saints" from Utah during the present year The seryl
OF the Society yesterday afternoon not very well
attended Our reporter present at the evening ser
yices at which about persons in attendance.
The exercises commenced by the singing of a hymn,
found In the Sacred Hymn Collection OF the Latter Day
Saints" prayer then offered by one Of tho elders
and tho Divine blessing invoked IN favor OF brigham
Young sermon from another Of the elders followed
and the services closed by prayer and singing The
speaker laid great stress upon the assertion that te
ato prOphesed by Joseph smith, On the 18th of
December is32 and was emphatic that no other sect E
engaged In preaching the true Gospel The majority OF
male membersOf the Newark society lndccd, All OF
hcm with exceptions have been duly selected
as The custom 10 receive man into the church
as the nitat0y step the next movement Is to elect h
an elder whcnhe is qualified 10 preach the peculiar doc
tines The society does TO be gaining In point
OF numbers Notwithstanding lne enOfti OF me elders
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
WHAT MR.. JOHNSON SAYS.
Washington Tel.san to TIE Boston Post

In a Cabinet meeting to-day the situation
freely discussed there being no business requiring
attention. and the President joined heartily IA the con
He said his connection with the trial was but
the result Of his having possession OF the power the dom
nant party aiming 10 usurp and the present move
ment the desperate by which 70 seize that
power and subvert the Government The trial he SAID
was in which he had great interest, In common
and fet--nOthing less and nothing more In bis present
with the trial. he understood 70 regard him
self sngly as the representative OF the liberties OF the
people and in this representative capacity he VIII make
his defense. Such known 10 be President JOhnsOns
views OF his Impeachment and trial and he claims 10
have Interest III the proceedings beyond hat OF any
other patriotic who A determined 10 do his duty
in defense OF the Constitution and the liberties OF the
country
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

A.9S6.5N9

These figures will give an approximate idea Of tho
amount IN which all OF the Hyo'Iwenty bonds OF tho
Government held.
They show thar one-hqif Of he loan In amount was
taken In sos zoos and and further, that, as 2sl3
pieces or these three denominations issued against
J7l9I pieces the large denominations the capitalists
are In very small minority and any legislation repudl
ating In whole or part the obligation OF the bonds OF
the Government would fall most severely upon widows,
orphans and people OF small capital who invested their
money those securities In perfect reliance upon the
representations made 10 them by the Treasury Depart
ment directly aud through its agents. at the time OF
their issue.
More than once. during the war, resolutions were
offered In Congress looking 10 the payment or the 02Os
In currency but in every promptly voted down
Yours, respectfully, JAY COOKE q 20.