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Trouble in ArkanSaa-F;ght between
- the Militia and KukEux.

!. ST. LOUIS, November l8.-A telegram
from Little Rock, Ark, reports General
Patterson's command Estate troops) at
tackled by the Kuklux in Sewer county.
Three Of the attacking party and one mill
tiaman were killed. Several were wounded
on each side.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 1S.-The
proclamation Of Governor Clayton, of Ar
kansas, says: The time has come when
the State Government must maintain itself
at the point of the bayonet if necessary.
We ask no help from abroad.'
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Grants Majority i'm South Carolina
SuSpnssjerr nj n EawspaDer

ral Grants majority in this State Officially
is 1859. The seaboard counties gave q
larger Republican vote than was counted
in the recent estimates.
The publication % the Charleston Mer-
cotry has been discontinued since Monday
last.
James Conner was to-day elected Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons OF
South Carolina, vice Ex- Governor Orr.
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yEWELRT. &c.
A LASKA DIAMONDS.

A LASKA DIAMONDS.
newIy-discovered TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ. equal in briliancy to the
real diamond, mounted at our own factory IN artis-
tic settings GUaRa NTEED FINE GOLD, and
sold by ms at ONF-FIFTIETH of the cost of real
diamonds. to which they are equal in every respect
except Intrinsic value.
Solitaire Eardrops, per pair. SIS and -; Soil
taire Finger Rings, So and $40 :: Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, 20, s. SO. SD 81, go Solitsire
Bosom Pins $40 and 8i2 Gents Cluster Bosom
Fin with Tail. $40; Cluster Pin and Earrings, go
Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings, 800 and $2s; Clus-
ter Finger Rings, IS, &s, $40, and 81
Orders less than 25 must be accompanied with a
postoffce order. and the goods sent free. Orders
excef ding that amount by express, for collection
on delivery, customers paying all express charges
- -" - JAMES T. MONROE & CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
oc qa-2m ~1 ta1r 195 Broadway. New York.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Council
Pittsboug, November 1.-THE General
Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of America, now in session, with great
came to an understanding as to
points of doctrine discussed during the SEES
sion
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN TENNESSEE
Memphis, November 1.-THE body of a
negro was found in the Hatchie river yes
terday disembowelled and horribly mutt
lated. 1t had been in the water long
time. No means Of identifying it, or cline
to the perpetrators.
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NEW ORLEANS, November lS:-Cotton ir-
regular and unsteady; middlings, 2234@
&c.; gales, 3,4OO bales; receipts, $3.50
bales; exports, $50 bales. Sugar firm !;
fair, lOh@1O5c.; fully fair TO prime, 100
14c. Molasses firm; good, &c.; choice,
72h@75c.
Gold, 135A@1s51a. New York sight, Il
d;ono,n+
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Rev. DR.. Scott said in his pulpit recently
that he would advise every young man at
the outset Of his career: First, to be good
Christian second, to insure his life: and
third, to get good wife. Then he will be
happy.
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Foreign Markets.

Lorpoy, November 1S.-Noon.-Coneols,
"a. United States bonds, 741s. Tallow, Sis.
LIVERPOOL, November 1s.-Noon.-The
market is closed.
HAvRE, November 1s.-Cotton dull low
middlings, ahoat, 12lf.
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NATIONAL BANK SHARES TAXABLE.-H.
Louis, November 16.-The Supreme Court
of this State to-day decided that shares of
national banks are taxable like those of
other moneyed corporations.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS AND SHOES.-At the pens
ID itentfary we make to order BOOTS and A "a
SHOES second to none that can be found In -
this marke We use the best quality OF leather
and in all cases warrant Il fit.
BURNHAM WARDWELL,
no la-st Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. FANNIE G. PITTMAN AN
IVA nounccs 10 her friends and the public thti
She + prepared IL give LESSONS IN VOCAL
AND Instrumental VI USJC M her residence,
on NJ street between Ninth and Tenth, No. Hio
no lI-enhI.YA
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Naval.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Rear Adj
miral Radford succeeds Commodore Farra-
gut in command of the European squadron.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November lS.-In forty-two
constituencies the Liberals gain forty-fve
and the Tories twenty-five.
John Stuart Mill is defeated. I'm one
district, we presume. He ran in two,
expecting to be defeated in one.
There mas been considerable rioting at
various points.
The Times estimates the Liberal majority
in Parliament at 100.
=.. SPAIN.
MADRID, November lS.-Dispatches from
all parts of Spain announce perfect tran
nuillitY.
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II r I g NJ 2 Il A N TT
L IS the grand motto OF the famous

WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
Tor In hundred trials and tests It has trium phec
over competition, and borne away the palm oil
victory. II is safely asserted TO be the best, sim
plest, and most perfect machine now before tbf
public. It sews, hens, fells, tucks. gathers. anG
stitches in the most perfect and elegant manner
and does not disturb the quiet Of any welregulatee
family with noise and racket not to be tolerated
In any orderly neighhorhood.
Cole agency for this machine No. 1927 MAR
street.
90 tim # p. z. GIRBS AGENT
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GOOD SALE.-Mr. Martin Fl. Miller sold
his farm, a few days ago, containing 1870
acres, situated near Shepherdstown, for S95
per acre.-Charlestoun Spirit.
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IRON WORKS.

NTEW MACHINE SH0P.--SLoAT & AID
u DISGTON las Cary street near Fourteenth.
SrsA M-EAGISE and BOILER kaPAlRIS9
Ia city and country; Tobacco Machinery OF all
kinds made new and repaired; Scales OF all kiuds
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MACHINES OF
ali kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IAPRONEMEErs pa: ON the
sLOAT EiLIfTEU and WHEELER WlLsON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPflC MA
CHIN Els for sale and purchased. Exclusive AGENTS
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for steam ing also for lie celebrated
SeIjen's Patent Packing for stesm-enxincs aHd
for the great and Bieful Lathe ShueA made py
hessrs. E. Horton " son. ,,o,sn
M 2rm A. JACKSON ADpfSGT0S.
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EHALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EJ'ALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
a TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
= eE ri RfcaM 4Sy FsE5sRI SR Hb
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
ghITED STATES , aAI q TWI0E RA All &
LSa GsAfss oN ALL TEAINs.-The
rHRogaH TRAINS on this road are now run
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
soa At oouaes hsF w the In early AZ
:ernoob express trains for the North, East, and
IRE NIGHT THROUGH MAIL THAN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
!. n. cDnaectina With the early morning trains
or the North, East, and West
Sa Das?p FRAs e aoid
aud ell way Stations lesges depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets nj $3.50 Z. NJ Returning. arrives
THRouGa TICKETS and rssou6H SA6-
GAGE CHECKs to AL principal points.
~, AZ i , p2 the compsny corner Broad aud
S.tEhVh streets, Sh"cK0e titu, and 1T the ticket
oilce, cGrn4g tygd sp,i !! Ggoth streets: ,
y, i. EEEESE, General Ticket Agent.
5.,Trs-- EnIE, Superintendent. oc 10
gYFGBaFEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I ! WIETEE standardization and after the
FAST OF .QCTCDEA, Das, the passenger trains
XII EHAIr between Richmond and staun-
ma Covington tri-~eekiy-vlz., Leave Richmond
T.iS T.. h. and arrive at Staunton At .. % p. VI.
Leavs Stannton at 9.S5 d. n. and arrive At Rich
nORd SIS y. Il.
% TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
.P4ve Gown ton 2! S. A. e.. and arrive At Staun-
ION At 9.1g&. N. Leave Stanton ut 3.5S L. -. and
rive at EovingtoU ut 7sS Z. Il.
&GGSIE AODAILUA Train between Rich
G1HI st:G Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
NlE2Efa Eg, ana s&TJRpETS. Leave Char
'ostc5vilie a. 4. II. and arrive 1T Richmond st
40 4. 81. leave RiChu"ld a. $50 Y. 81 and ar
rive 1T Charlottesville at9P. ~.
2 az l-i1l Train CULutc:3 at Gogdonsy1lle ana
Charlottesville Win trains or9nee, hlegandrja,
.st Nanassa5 railroads FOR ALEXANDRIA,
WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, h. YORK,
-IHCE3y&at hSOXY!LLE, LHATTANO0-
"a, II nrEEH, NEW ORLEANS, MONT
GOGEkY, MOBILE, &c. At Staunton. with
itages ror HA HEISQEBGP9, WIGCHESTER,
t. 1t Goshen, wirb st.kes Tor LEXINGTON,
NATURAL BRIDGE. &c. At Millboro, with stages
sor BATa ALUA, WhEE, dOI, and BEALlNG
SPRINGS. Al CovfngtGr, VIII stages for
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWIsBUR6,
CHARLESTON, &C. -
&c % General Ticket Agent.
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SEWING MACHINES.
CINGER'S NEW FAMILY

~ SEWING MACHINES
FOR SALE By THE AGENTS.
CARDCIO, ALSoP ~ FOURQUREAN,
No. sl8 BROAD STREET.
An experienced operator vii! be In attendance to
show the working capacities of this celebrated
Sewing Machine 1t is too well known in this COM
munlty to require commandatton.
Prices, 800 and s65. Full Instructions given to
purchasers.
It's attachments for heriming. brndIng. cording,
tuckiug, quilting, feling. trimming binding, ETC.,
are novel and practical and have been invented
aud adjusted especially for this Machine.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


NAPLES, November 1S.-The lava from
Mount Vesuvius has filled and overhowed
the Fosse Venetian, and is still flowing.
The upper cone discharges columns Of
flame
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PAINTERS SUPPLIES.

DAINTS, PAINTS, PAINTS.-LEWIS'S
L pure WHITE LEAD, SNOW-WHIrEZINC.
Cnlors OF every description. American, English
and huese EEkMILLlON iINSEED OH,
BRUSHES in great variety, ut reduced prices BY
no L. W. POWERS.
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TOBACCO, &c.


EINE TOBaCGO.-We have at whole
a. sale or reta u the following very popular
brands OF CHE WING TOBACCO: Hardgroyc's
Indispensable Hardgrove's Twin Brothers, Hard.
groves May Apple Hsrdgrove's Buck Brand.
Christians Comfort Christians Fine Apple.
Christians Indomi:abe, which we will sell IA
manufacturers prices.
WHITLOCK II ARRAM,
22--1m CORNER r1tttcnth ana Vain streets.
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a5'UR NEW YOkE-0LD Do I>s@@g
MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA- $500
SY.--The splendid new side-wheei steamships
t y - ELI s;Adks aI4, $1,000, Abe
Gichmond every WEDNESDAY aud HATUR-
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons AMI stlterooms; the fare, sccommodn~
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights Tor points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made save for &C.
sRal expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected AZ l0weEt rattg when orcsred.
n. l.. MCCRsApY, President, LII Greenwich
't.eet, New YORK.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAh i CO., Agents,
mya corner IgiD and Eleventh streets.
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That earthquake in New Jersey didn't
JAKE place, some Of the papers intimate.
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CFEiGa RICHMOND AND YORK kIvER)
-t'.t @-@ 2AiLRoAD COMPANY,
E1cf.AOpiT1. hnzrEt 1ff2.
DGBNoYD AND YORK RIyER RAIL

RICHMOND, seSTEb L Usss
/ y EGBM0ED AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
IA road LIEE.-EEW sCHEDULE.-FOR
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH
WEST.-The steamer KENNEBEC, Captain j.
Il. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White House
every n EDEKsDaY and SUNDAY MORNING
On &rrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
Baltimore on tho following morning at sunrise.
Returning, the KENEEBEC leaves Baltimore
e7ar- MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 O'Clock
nc steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KInwAs COM
handing, leaves White House every TUESDAY
snd FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
st sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal.
timore every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PaSsENGEHs FOE BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River Rail-
road Company at 8 o'clock A: d; SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re
tGrntnR, they leave baltimore MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at o clock z. d., reaching]R Richmond the follow.
ng evening.
Pare to- Baltimore only ~,
freight received at all times and forwarded
promptly, and Though bills OF ladtng given to all
The PASSENGER TEAM leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING at A. II.
WILLIAM B. ENOa
oc 81 Freight and Ticket a gent.
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a LII IN WANT
N OF HARDGEOVE'S GENUINE
WAsD BRAND TOBACCO,
or any other OF his celebrated brands, can be sup
piled, wholesale o.. retail 81
WHITI,OCK & aB%AT'S.
corner Fifteenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

HNHE WONDER OF THE AGE.
A THOROUGHBRED DURHAM OK,
raised In Greenbricr county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

A BEAUTIFUL Roam, WEIGHING 1890
POUNDS, AND ONLY SIX YEARS OLD.
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STEAM EHx.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND neDns
i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP SA&&&
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, will leave Philadelphia
every SAL URDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago and ct.
Louis, via Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk BIS of lading signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meals and state
room, $40. W. i. PORTER, Agent,
7 Office 9l25 DOCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

CGH0OL CIRCULARS printed at snort
~ notice In the best style OF The Arb .; IL gl9
PATCH PRINTIS a~hQusgs
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This MAMMOTH OK. which is now considered
the greatest wonder Of the present aye, will be
exhibition at aI-s=a ..-r
VIRGINIA HALL ON WEDNESDAY the 18th,
and every day and night during the week, from
a. Nj. to ~ Z. NJ. E
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V This OK took the premium Of 300 at the late
Fair at StauntOu, and was declared by the judges
to be the finest animal ever seen i'll America.
PRICE OF lUN......25 CENTS.
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DOWEATAN STEAMBOATaazag

EVUN IAn LlA' . II u DV q ES18fS48nI
4 CO APA \ f.-STE A ID $500
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAEE ROUTE TO
BALTlMOEE, SAYANhAH, BOSTON, AND
TIaORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH CLEANERS TO PHnADELPHIA.-NO
CHARGE For " HARFAGE, UhhYAGE,
MENT or GOODS BETWEEN RICHMOND
AID BALTIMOEE.-Leaves baltimore every
i.e Is r;ea ai lei every TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY.
FREIGHT received every day Except Snndsyl up TO
To,cIock 2. N. These steamers have excellent So.
loon, stateroom. and passenger accommodations
Pare, TWO DOLLARS; meals ana stateroom
extrs. FOR freight or passage apply 10
HAkVEYS 81 WILLIAMS Agents,
ann Commercial Block.
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EIHOR NORFOLK, POETS-GkEa,
z HOUTH, AND &LL LANDINGS SS322
On TIE JAMES RIyER.--The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain z. C. GU-
Foho, issres nsr Cnsra S@S Sss Tor keove;
HEIDRT a. "a O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tues
day. THURSDAY, ana saturday.
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE and
POINTS E0RTH.
TRAlN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
HUHS on arrival OF STEAHEE- a
FARE 70 Norfolk, az ies
PGETGRT
recsiYed up 70 81 P. 81 TUESDATS THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, Tor kQRFOL a,
PORTSMOUTH, BOsT0N, BITIMOkEs and
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS on CBEsAfEAAE
q reasonable r2tsg.
Erei2his torwsy-l.ntinga mus. be prepaid.
Letters entrusted 20 parser OF steamer must %
erc!osaa In \ aavern, uens s.sinped envelope.
SnnfStn u. Is. TATUM, Agent
,nksl ofJcs. steamers wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-19

Joplin GRAPE.-Hsving procured the
81 entire stock OF this celebrated NATIVE
WINE and TABLE GRAPE, we are prepared to
HI orders Price, one dollar per vine. Forward
ed by mail, postage free upon receipt Of price a
ALLAN X JOHNSON,
90 General Agents
Virginia Nursery and Wine Company.
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NrINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHMOND

WTINTER ECHEUUIEs-hICHM
w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-On
and after WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant the
trains over this road viii be run rs foLoWs:
Leave Richmond At 1 4. u. and 1856 r. 81.
Leave Petersburg at 10 :as A. d. and e:soP H
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at 3ao I.
81 and Petersburg daily at $40 A. N. (5nndays
e1cep.ed).
The A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on Sun
days. and the $40 p III. train viii NOT leave Peters
burg Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 7:as z. n.
train, running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk. ~. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
leave Richmond at a:4oP, nj. on Tuesdays 4 hurs-
days, and Saturdays z. II. GILL,
No OIL and Qpyun rfrts1n danf
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This Is 10 certify that under the treatment of DR..
n A. Moses Il most d!stre sing case OF stanlmcr-
ing which fell under my observation, has been So
entirely cured that the person hitherto SO aflctef
can now speak vi h the greatest distlnctness ana
without any impeachment or apparent Effort what
ever. lillian y. HSbEhooSt
Attorney II Law.
can fully endorse the above.
no lI-atE ID. u. bo"fER.
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"a %

"a 70 e b -
= ICHMoED AND DAEVnLE BALL
sh, r o AD-sUAMER EC5FDUIE.-On &c
after TUESDAY, November 10 the trains Oh tbs
20 lio,s.I Wssr.-ThToush Mai Tra,n.-Leaye,
Richmond daily at $3.50 a: Il. leaves Dsoyiis
isy Ct Az nasepS a. Surasgs ana sRd
ali stations on sae Virginia and TENNESSEE rail-
road, Knoxville Nashville, AsInphls, &c; hen H.;
c e &c, Ala Corirtb, brand Junction, yicks-
burg; &C, Mise; New Orleans, &C., snd &c SIssas-
Soroi with Eorth Carolina railroad FOR Charlotte
Columb;a, Chnrlestcn, Augusta, ssysnnah, Macon,
Columbus, ,Atlanta, &C., "a. /; Montgomery, no.
bic, New Orleans, &c.
Core EAsT.--Throush Mail Train.-Leayes
Greensboroi daily at $50 A. ID. leaves Dar7f1le
daily at s:4s A. NJ connects at BurkeviIle with the
5anfhSide train from LJnchburg for Petersburg,
Through tickets can be procured q. the ticket
Offices In Richmond and DaEville TO az important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
snd Dauv.lle to all points North, East and West.
N~ THOMAS DODAMEAD,
MOO superintendent.
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was that this was the only form Of
commission tosofficers OF the srmy
aa,hosized BY law. 1t provided tha'
he eonlxhission should be held dn
ring the pleasure of Congress-, and
,tlie7etange which had afterward beer
made was To during the pleasure o
the President.
RANDALL RE-APPEARs.
Postmaster General Randall ap
peared to day with the indictment
against Foster Blodgett, whom h'
suspended as postmaster at Angus
ta. On cross examination Mr. Ran
dali was brought to admit that h'
had done this act himself, because h'
knew the President had no right I'M
der the law to suspend Blodgett du
ring the session of the Senate. 1t il
matter of comment here that Sena
ltor Patterson, of Tenn, is a Senator
and SO a Judge in this case unde
circumstances which render his ia
king his oath quite as much case o
perjury as that for which Randall
claims to have suspended Blodgett.
ADJOURNMENT.
After both parties had made for
NAL announcement that all the evi
dence was in, and that all witnesse
in waiting could be discharged, ant
the. agreement regarding adjourn
ment as above recited, had bee
made, and the Court adjourned, tn
Senate spent short time in execu
tive session, and then adjourned til
Wednesday.
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rHR NEXT POINT

But the next pOiut to which wit
ness was brought was Of somewha,
different character. and Its consid
Grafton will occupy the Court the first
thing in the morning. 1t is proposed
hv counsel. 10 call up the Cabinet
Ministers 10 prove that the all ad
sised biz, that the Tenure, ,ofofilce
iaw was Unconstitutional. and that he
was not h ~ Il by it. etc The pro
pIicir NJ r.'e..iving such evidence.was
al i.-ngth nn both sides, and
be'ors. the ucbate closed the Senate
~ jou ned
Mr.. WADE 5 AcTI6N. /
Oa ri questions which have arisen
Mr. Vale. as RETAINED from either
voting or 80 * ANY hart. AIR. Pat
,erson, OF ofTrunessec. has never failei
10 vote on the side OF the President.
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MESSENGER'S NOrICE.---This Ia to give
alNl notice that on the I4th day Of Apri
A. d.. 1868, a Warrant in Bar kruptcy wa,
issued against the estate OF Cyrus W. Can
held. of Cass. IN the oounty o. Hancock. ant
state Of Ohio, who has been adjudsed a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the paw
ment OF any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt, to him or
for his use. and the transfer of any property
by him is forbidden by law that meeting
OF the creditors OF said bankrupt to prove
their deDts, and To choose one or more AZ
signees of his estate, will be held ut - Cour
Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at Findlay
Hancock county. Ohio, before N. B. Walk
or. Esquire, on The 29th day OF May. A. ID.
1868, at 10 o'clock a. m.
ISAAC N. EVERETT.
Deputy U. ). Marshal, as Messenger.
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THE EVIDENCE ALL N.
WASHINGTON, A pril 20

W ASiii<UiO~s n pm ~
The evidence on both sides, in the
impeachment trial closed to-day at
one clock, al the request of'Gover-
nor Boutwell,, for an adjournment
until to morrow, that lie might cx
anime the evidence he was to sun.
up, and at the fnrtller announcement
by Mr. Evarts that two days would
be needed in addition to the time to
intervene. before Mr.. fStanbcry's ar
gument, for him to gain strength
enough to speak. the Senate adjourn
ed till Wednesday, The defense Of
tered no further testimony after Che
Senate opened. The evidence in re
buftal was quite brief. The report
of the Committee of the first Con
gress, which drafted ihe form of
commission for General Washing.
ton, was submitted. The point ua.
der which the Managers offered it
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Z rms cross EXAMINATION.

- Upon the cross examiRatioa the
fact was Developed that after the
failnfe to have Gen Thomas enrn
mitted, so that writ m hoieas 20,
pus could he obtained, the, Presideo, /,
directly took certain other strps
TO be taken to sne out awrit Of
quo werranfo and that although the
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TMPE,AGAMENT

We take the impeachment matters
aupsfremshe close oflast weeks re-
port;
a.a-.sx xWAsHrHeros, April l5A
rur sPrYcHEs AT THE CLOSE.