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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-01

A HIGHLY PROFITABLE PIECE OF
IA properly Dissllsry and $50 acres Of
Land, all timbered, about twelve miles from
Nashville, one and half miles from North
western Railroad, and near Charlotte Pike in
Guiding sun Hoase,. saw Mid, Shed. Barns.
land j. a good a. any in the State or vro,ging
irut or RAISING shesp-sood for grass or grain
The property via be sold with OF without the
Iaaeninery for distIliery. II the MACHINERY ii
not sold, boiler will be sold With n e pr0pertv
TERMS CHEAP for cash. Look out or Won
wdl lose good Investment sud paying bust
ness. ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
LeDZi II Agpnf1
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Nomtnataons by Che President. etc

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The President
has nominated Joseph II. RoWlane IS
Marshal for. the Western District Of Ar
kansas.
The Stanton Thomas case, In the District
COnrt, will not come up ill April.
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Several Senators have said that no sp
poIntmenta Of consequences viii be acted
upon until the Impeachment trial is ended.
No cases about which there is any contro-
versy wiz be taken up. Mr.. Cor goes uEer
indefinitely; also Mcclellan and Rubbell.
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BosToN, Feb. 29.-In the Massachusetts,
House of Representatives, yesterday after
noon, the liquor license bill was refused on
itsthird reading by vote OF l02 TO G2.
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LealElana Canrenfinn.

LEV ORLEAEs. Feb. 29.-The e1nven.
lion adopted the constitution, az revised BY
ihe special committee, to the l42d article
4 resolution Eas introduced, which lies
over, authorizing the printing Of 10000.
copies Of the constitution.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-01
order from General Meade.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 29.-General Meade
Issued an order that in the case Of the
municipal authorities Of Savannah, the
charges of maladministration not being
sustained before the Military Committee
By sufficient evidence the case will be dis
missed
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BARGAINS! RARGAINSY,

EOR SALE. AN UNDIVIDED HALF IN.
Il terest IN two new three story Store Homes
near Public Square. az n price that will net mr.
chaser about eleven per cent. Also. s.1.-a1
lots on High and Vine streets, near BrosJ s.aa
from any Kind Of taxation for ab-tt ef,ae,,
years. Cali soon ON Sue Hi'eeh
BROWNS & CHEATHAN
feb2J Il y Union street.
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RoCKPoRT COAL.

sn0n BUSHELS FOR SALE on STEAM
DuOV er ALPHA, nov At tie Upper NhAIi
At Five Dollars per load, delivered. This cele-
brated Coal j. equal o. PittsEurs ixniies regd-
lily, and is Zee from Fulphur April 10
CORBRTT 4 BOYD,
trbZf y Al and ~ Front Il
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Steamer SauE

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 29.-The steamer Para
goh, from Cairo to ST. Louis, sunk at
Devils island. four miles above cape
Girardean, at o'clock this evening. The
boat and cargo are probably a total loss.
M lives we're lost
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ViFEInsa ConrenfIon-

RICHMOND, Feb. 29.-The convention
was engaged discussing the suffrage ques-
ton. The vote will be taken on it Monday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

S0MEWHERE BETWEEN TIE MAX
u vel House ape MeSaxOek street, aSurEesR' 3
Leather. A reward will be given fsT IL rst,irr
10 Office. Nc. ~ Charch street. In
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There are now twenty>seyen States
represented in the United States Senate,
each having two Senators, making the
whole number 6tty.jonr. These con-
stitnte the High Court Of Impeachment,
by the third section Of article first OF
the constitution ''two>thirds of the mems
bers present are required for conviction
under impeachment
The following are the names Of Sena"
tors and the States they represent, and
also their political classification
Fesseuden, L. NJ. Morrill, RAIDS. Maine,
]. W Patterson. Cragin. RAIDS. New Hamp-
Dixon. Dem. Terry. Rad. Connecticut.
NorgaE, Conkiing. Rads.. New YORK.. .
Frelinghuysen, Cattell. RAIDS. New Jersey.
Morton; Rad. Hendricks R BEN, Indiana.
Howard, Chandler, RAIDS. Michigan
Henderson, Drake, RAIDS. Missouri &.
Cole, Conness. RAIDS. California.
Thayer, TiPt2p; f1dsi NeOF1 wss; v;rvini,
Davis, McCreery. Dem, Kentucky
Rayard, Salisbury, Dem, Delaware.
J s. Morrill,. Ednunds, RAIDS. Vermont
sumner, Wilson. hadsl ma saeh1sstS,
Sprague, anthony, R lads, Rhode Island.
Cameron, Rad, BuckaleW. Dem, Penn5yl
Vania.
Sherman. Wade RAIDS, Ohio.
Yates. Trumbull, RAIDS, Illinois.
Doolittle. Dem, Howe, Rad, Wisconsin.
Norton, Ramsey, RAIDS. Minnesota.
Ccrbett, Williams, RAIDS, Oregon
Nye, Stewart, RAIDS, Nevada.
Ross, Pomeroy, RAIDS, Kansas.
Johnson, Dem, Tdcdncv, Dem, MARYLAND
D. 7. Patterson, Dem, Fowler. Rad. Ten
nessee.
Summary-Radieals
Democrats ----,..--.. -..-'s.-..'.---'-ll
Y acancy....r fss.'''-f''' /
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d. ~, I'D Proceed t. sell at public ven
og lvf esSDs certain parcel Of lana sit,,atsJ
n me county Of RatheTford TenpsSsses "a 4.
t W tnr9 civil district thereof adjoining the
iol tn 81 hhagerzne on the west. and bounded Is
I1lleSss. befinoinz one huadred feet sat,fh ~
ne ne N9sbTille and Chattanooga TailrosS H.
y: buehanan's east bouadary line. thence
s s-sh VIE said BuchsBans line 81 feet 10 The
1T. west eornerof ten acre tot III. r. Mul-
t9ePee east II degrees south s2 feet 10 The
Irsn t oI Ihe 10y on which said Mullins lived in
epIaaIy, 49, thence North II degrees, east ZIf
nest II degrees. north Ls3-teet to stake, thence
noftn - fesf 20 an enclosure few feet north IN
cave spring. thenee north two degrees, west eD7
ieft thence west degrees. north SIS feet 10 the
Dss innlng, bpt Tor q more particular description
q We properly, and the terms of the deed, tie
deed itself is aereby referred 70.
.,ho.a IRA P. JOYS
~ Trustee.
cl "a y 3 above premises tts,si eonmodiea.
rooms in al rs.as.,S soIsaining eight or ten
residence Of ". Biriwsn. 'sAAS 'H' i'''
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la order to conviction it will be seen
that thirty-si votes are necessary Can
they be obtained2 Are there seven up
right fearless men among those classed
as Radicals? Wade, Of Ohio, who in the
event Of the Presidents removal as to be
his successor, by every rule and idea Of
propriety and right is not competent, and
should So avow himself or he declared by
the body The States Of California,
West Virginia, New Jersey New York,
each having t,oo Radical Senator's and
Connecticut having one, making nine
altogether, ct the recent elections gave
Democratic maiorities viii their rep
resentatives in the court misrepresent
the sentiment ola majority of their con-
stituents, and at the behest of party, con7
summate this browning and accursed in
fanny We shall see.
There was time when the clouds low
cred, that men said, "Look to the Senate,
and there was a Senate, until these latter
degenerate days in which the country
could confde as body of statesmen,
temperate, decorous, wise and just Such
a one as we have now, however, is all
that stands between the nation end dams
nation As one glances down the roll,
and finds only name here and there in
the long list of mediocrities now filling
the seats of Macon, Randolph, Webster,
Clay. Calhoun, Benton, Bell, Forsyth,
Mangum, Crittenden and others, fit to
wear their NANTES, the prospect Of the
country looks gloomy indeed But there
Is hope, nevertheless, and in fact eyi.
denees already manifest that this body
has not eaten of the insane root The
rejection Of the proposition of that fanatic
pedant, Sumner, to refuse to consider
from the President, and to
hold him as finactus o0icio during the
trial, is a healthy iHdicaa
ton, and shows at least that the majority
intend to approach their great duty with
some sense Of ito importance.
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Action OF the Board of Aldermen OF
New York CITY. q

NEW YORK, Feb 29. - Resoith ans
charging Gov. Fenton with high cents &
and misdemeanors, and asking tlief- sgis
lature to impeach him, we're praFnts2 al
the Board of Aldermen to-day.
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Engine and Heller.

NOR SALE. A pIRST-RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler to good order. Can be ssen, ana
price learned. b. calling AZ this olics.
-ray1 I'm
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Louisville and Nashville
r A I L r o A d.
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1867 3.
COMMENCING TERTIARY Iath, Isss.

Trains will run az follows: I'D
Leave Nashvills.-....T.0 90 A. NJ. Z4SP NJ
Arrive at Louisville $40 p. NJ. 400 A. M.
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
vile with the yeftersonviIie Railroad for St.
Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti-
more, WASHINGTON, Philadelphia, and New i ork.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving LOriS-
VILE at 4OO P. ", connecting at Cincinnati with
from Nashville 10 st. Louis. Chicago, Cinein
natl, and all principal Eastern cities. -
Go The 7:4o P. N. Train from Nash vii a
does not run on SUNDAY.
Franklin Accommodation Train leaves Frank
lin at 900 AM, arriving at aallatin at $40
AM, and Nashville at I2g1O pm Returning
leaves Nashv1lle at dt4S NJ, arriving at Cal
latin at Gi8O p. NJ, Franklin 0s23 pm. Daily
except Sunday. ALBERT PINK.
jy7ly Cent Superintendent L. an. R.R
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS CLERK. SALESMAN
n or Book keeper Educated for Book
keeping; four years experience. Best refer
enee given. Address b., Lock Box "a, Ctr
PostOfice, mari ST.
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pHE UNpEKslaNEp IS PREPARED 10
$50 RFWARY,.

THE GENTLEMAN % WHO STOLE ny
ward Of Seyenty-fve Dollars by resurninz Il fo
this office. or 70 No. As Public SQUARE. and no
Questions sh5s rs asked nrrg ). p. ". BROWN.
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TRUsT SALE.

n tIklUE OF THE POWER IN ME
me zlth OF February, 1873, BIZ b W - $3.50 - ~
ana BiIdweli, ana daily recorded in ~.
oiaee Of the Register Of navidson conntv Ts1
~ s sBooE NO ~ ID $50 and I9l and In tbs
neasee, IN Rook No. Il. Do Al and 81 .-;;i en-
saturday, March al 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
Dry Goods.

Prices have not undergone any material
change since last week the market is quiet but
hrm, and the easy state of the money market
prevents anything like pressu re TO sell There
Il "a moderate demand for heavy unbIpachpd
snirting>, but no disposition 10 purchase on
speculation Is manifested. Our revised uuota
tons fairly represent the state of the market
In bleaehed goods there il but little doing the
principle demand coming from the shirt-ma
kers Prices are not firmly settled the iobhpr.
not Yet being prepared TO lay i'll their stock.
New York mills are AT ply cents and VAN
sutta ~ %. 1t J. hardly probable that lower
prices viii be reached
Cotton fiannels are not in demand the hest
makes are quoted at ~ to % cents Corset H., n.
are dull The demand for gray printing cloth
shows some Improvement. and prices ar. a
shade better. Prints are quiet and sales limited
but the spring styles have not vet been Offered
and prices are based mostly on the fall STYLES.
In Jaconets and cambrics business j. fiat
Muslin Dc LANES arr moderately active but no
large sales are effected. italian cloths are i'm
better demand. In wOolens no change j. To be
noted. The demand is very limited and the
supply large. Fancy cas-i mcres and satinefs
are freely taken. however, where 4 reduction of
prices making il an object.
In foreign goods business il yerV quiet. and
we have no transactions of any importance TO
notice. The accumulation Of stocks abroad ana
consequent low prices. viii probably trmpt
shipment 10 this country; but at present i'm
portations are very light. A few importationS
OF spring goods are made. however. aud the
volume OF business viii continue TO incrna -
tor the next two monthly i. HldrpsRIant.
IGfL
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Baltimore Market.

FlOur.-No sales reported There is still
Flour wanted, and the market is quite firm in
tone.
Grain.-There was less activity in Grain YES
terday, but prices Were pretty well sustained
OF Wheat there was about 5000 bushels at mar
ket. most of which was sold at 245a250 cts tor
good Pennsylvania red; 26Ua265 cts for prime
and choice do: 210 cts for prime Marylan do 4:
ana We quote for choice Maryland and Viz
glnla do, as before, at 2SJ2S5 cts. The receipts
OF Corn Were about 2U,0J0 bushels. mostly vel
low. Sales were reported of 5000 bushels vel =
low at 125 cts delivered at the Point and of
3,UOO TO 1000 bushels do, lots ut 12Iai23 cts
Tor dry, and 112al Is cts for damp. A few par
GELS OF damp white sold at Is cts. but we
quote prime dry do, afioat. at t22a i23 cts
Oats sold at IS cts. and a lot of 5.N bushels
very bright Western brought 10 cts
ProVIsions-The market has been quiet. the
only sale of importance reported being one of 20
hhds. Bulk Shoulders at "a cents Sides we
quote steady at 10Y cents loose. There is a good
jobbing demand for Bacon, and sales To a mod
crate extent are making ut IL cents for Shout
ders- l2% cents for rib Sides. 10 cents for clear
rlb do, and 16a1S cents for Hams. Lard ranges
IN prlce from Ia 10 1917 cents; the sales report
ed yesterday included 81 tierces at 124 cents
lSO heroes AT - cents, 91 tierces at Is / cents
and 81 uerces at 13H cents, the latter prime ket-
tie rendered. Moss Pork we still quote at
S2275 for old and S23 per barrel for new West
eTn.
Sugars.-There is nothing doing in Sugars
but we see no change 10 note i'll the condition OF
the market.
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The SENATEs ACTION ON THE CURRENCY
BILL.-The bill 10 prevent further contraction
OF thr currency was discussed AZ considerable
length in the Senate yesterday afternoon. The
Finance Committee of the Senate had reported
an amendment to the House bill taking away
from The Secretary OF the Treasury, the disere-
uonary power to reduce the volume of the cur
rency. Mr.. Sherman's amendment ssthat the
amount of such notes now existing shall not be
further reduced until Congress shall other
wise provide" was agreed to. Mr. Conk ling
moved 70 amend by inserting after the word
reduced" the words ''nor increased" which
led 70 a long debate, when the amendment was
lO>t-lj 10 y. The amendments of the COM
mittee were then agreed to, and the bill passed
by yeas 30; nays i-MessrS. COnkling. Ferry
Morgan and Patterson voting IN the negative
In the discussion on Mr.. Conkling's amend
ment some Senator'S expressed the opinion that
the Secretary of the Treasury had no power to
initiate the currency, and that the amendment
was therefore unnecessary, while others thought
moderate expansion of the circulating medium
would be productive of good, even If the Sore
tSry had such power. and used IL wisely
During the debate on the contTaC lion bill Mr.
Sherman, chairman of the Finance Committee.
declared that that committee is not in favor of
initiation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL.

Increasing accumulations of currency in
New York city banks, AMI cheapening rates for
call loans and discounts, have been the rule
for the past three weeks, and may continue for
three weeks more; but then, if not before, there
must inevitably come a change, though not to
the extent oil making stringent money mar
ket. The opening of spring business, however,
VIII necessarily divert a good deal of money
which now flows toward that financial center
TO other quarters. But New York is malstrom
of currency ut present, and capital accnmu-
lates there very rapidly. The rates for call
loans range from five TO seven per cent. the
majority of transactions being At six. Some OF
the banks found it difficult at the close of the
week to place their funds ut six per cent, and
IN some instances loans We're pressed at five
The active speculations in the Stock Exchange
have absorbed a large amount of money, bu
they do not take it out OF the market; while i
only changes hands 1t does not diminish tht
bulk of available currency
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RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will BE- at horne on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions of the ladies in fieu of the afternoon
"a during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
Mrs. POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons OF
each week.
TIE LADIES OF SECRETARY BROwNIsG's
FAMILY will receive their friends, as usual, on
Wednesday,, from 10 to o'clock, p. m Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER COLFAx's RECEPTIONS are 10 be
every Friday evening, from * to IL p. m,
commencing Friday, January 18th. The recep-
tons of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them, Will be every Wednesday
afternoon, from l TO p. m.
GENERAL GRANT Will be 1T home on Wed
nesday evenings, January 18th and February
5th- Nc cards of invitation will De issued.
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TIRE DICKENS READINGS-We are glad 10 he
able 10 announce that Mr.. George Dolby, bust
ness agent of Mr.. Dickens. has arrived in this
city and engaged Carroll Hail, on g street be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets, for Mr.. Dickens
readings As viii be observed in our adver-
Using columns, the price OF tickets will he -
About eleven hundred people can be- cOmforta-
bly, seated in Carroll Hall. There will be four
readngs-on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday, of the first week in February. The
large number which can be accommodated with
seats AT Carroll Hall accounts for the gratifying
reduction IN the price of tickets. the sale of
which VIII commence on Tuesday morning
next at the store of Messrs. Philip Il SoIOmons
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TO-day's New York Markets.,

by IrIegraph.J
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet, and
prices without important change. Oats dull
and unchanged. Pork dull and nominal: New
Mess, S2l.S5H. Lard steady. at I3al3I. Cot
ton quiet At 16Hal6A tor Middling Uplands
Freights firm. Spirits Turpentine quiet, 81 4
cts. Rosin steady, standard -. i2H
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BIsHoP WHTTINGHAM ON AMrsENESrs
Right Rev. William Nottingham, Bishop of
Mary laud- 'affectionately calls the attention of
IN clergy and laity Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL
tnUrch in Maryland to the following canon
OF the Diocese Of Maryland" declaring his
ludgIne nj thar II binds the cOnciences Of men,
bers of that Church: Attendance upon theat-
neal exhibitions, hOrSe-races. and other vain
and light amu>ementS, being considered incon-
sleteht WIN NE Christian character, ii Is hereby
declared 10 b. the duty Of members of thi.
church carefully 10 abstain from encouraging
them by their presence
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Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds

III houic rs follows.
NEW YORK, Jan. I6.-First Board-U. S. 6,s.
1851, coupon, 1907; 5.20's, 1862, coupons, 1O99
1854, ex-coupon, 600; 1861, coupons, los; 1868
coupon, new, 1854: 5.2O's, 1867, coupon, loo;
lo4Os, coupons, 900; 1908, second, 900; 73O's,
third, 600; Pacific Mail, Ill; Atlantic Mail,
none; Canton, 534; Cumberland, 3d. Quick.
silver, %, Mariposa, *; do. preferr'd, II \;
n. 7. Central, 123; Erie. 747s; do preferd, IS;
10SA: Michigan Southern, S64: Illinois Central,
l36i Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93a; Northwest.
ern, ely; do preferred, 49,; Cleveland and
Ioledo,lu24 Rock Island, 1864 FIT Wayne, 100 <
Telegraph, 37S; Boston Water Power none:
Adams Express, ~; American Express, 75%
Wells Fargo Il Co. Express, a.: United States
Express. 7sK; Merchants Union, 677; Gold,
1884,. '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

AZ General George A. Custer and Lieut. w
". Cook, OF the eth cavalry, have been under
going an examination at LeaVPnworth. Kansas
On charge of numbering a soldier named
Charles johnson. A fun report of the teSti-
mOHy l. given Ia the Leaycnworth Times.
Prom that II appears that johnson. with five
Other soldiers on foot and six Oh horses, were in
The act OF dsseTtIng- They Were overtaken by
Li"uifnant Cook, who, finding them with load
"a ear blnss, prepared &c resist, fired upon them
IN accordance with General Clusters orders
and Johnson received wounds Of which he.
died Slhere appeared little doubt but the OIL
Gers would b. acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

The CoNCEET TO-NIGHT.-The lovers of
good music will not need 10 b. reminded that
Miss Jenny Busk gives her second and con-
GLIDING concert this evening at Metzerott Hall.
All who heard Miss Busk in the first concert
VIII justify US IN the most unqualified COM
incubation OF her as one of the most gifted voca-
lists now upon the stage. Mr.. Hermann the
great bassO- is too Well known here to need any
extended notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

- We have from ShilIington. OdeOn Build
ing. who has everything issued IN the Almanac
Calendar and Diary line, the following The
Tribune iiHa0aGc,' The -flDdHy EgeniHq Journal
Atg0Hac- The Democratic 1lBIdnac," ana The
HOyid Almanac all for 1s,sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

GOYEENOR JENKINS AND GENERAL MEADE
Governor jenkins - looked tor AT Atlanta Ga
10 institute proceedings IN the District Conrt IN
rrierrnce To his removal by General Mead.
The prospects for pay are regarded a. dOubr
Iul- by thr member of the convention. even
under the new GubeTnatOrial appointments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

GENERAL SOFT. Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau in South Carolina, issues a cir
cular letter that the Government has again de-
NolVed upon him the duty OF distributing food
among The people of that State, for the double
purpose Of relieving suffering and preyenting
the recurrence of like destitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

APEoPos 10 the expected visit of Charles
DICKENS to this city We have from ]. Carney &
Son ~. Broadway, New York, a fuII-lrngth
photograph of Mr.. Dickens, said 10 b. the best
picture Of him YET taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

Tar SENATOEIAL CONTEST IN MARYLAND
ID" maryland legislature in Joint session
yesterday Notsd for United States senator the
S'cOiH tiine. The result was: Swami, 37-Ioss
OF iouf on Mondays vote; Hamilton, 81: ex-
Gov rnor Pratt 2'T Montgomery Blair, B bal
auce scattering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

THE LOTTERY OF LIFE'' still draws ar the
National Theatre. The Ute Indians from
the Rocky Mountans, VIII visit the Theatre
his evening in their ..waT dress" with Cover
nor Hunt OF Colorado. and Major Oaks, their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

~ In the Maryland Senate yesterday. the
Committee on the Penitentiary We're instructed
10 inquire into the exPediency of adopting the
'-ilekei-Oi-leave" system now in practice in
England