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The New York herald., 1868-05-03
OREGON.

Arrival Of Governor WOods-C0nstructiOn of
Railroads.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2, 1868.
Information from Portland, oregon, announces that
Governor Woods, who had started from New York on
the overland route had arrived safely at that place.
The work on the Oregon Central Railroad was
being pus shed forward with rapidty. Two miles per
day OF grading were being constructed. A company
In Washington Territory had been organized for the
purpose Of building q railroad from Portland in
this state, to Walla Walla, in the Territory.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
INDIANA.

Burning of a Depot Mt BlOOmingtOn-IIeavy
Loss Of PrOperty-The Fire Caused by Light
ming.
LOUISVILLE, May q 1868.
The Bloomington Qndiana) brick depot Of the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad was
consumed by fire yesterday. 1t contained consid-
cradle amount of valuable freight, all of which was
destroyed. The origin Of the fire is not clearly
known, but 1t is supposed to have been communi-
Gated to the building by lightning. The loss is
heavy
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
CALIFORNIA.

The Democratic Observation-Disclosures
Electors NOminated-ResoIutions Dcnounc.
ing Congress.
SAN FRANCISCO, May q 1858.
The following named gentlemen were last night
nominated as Presidential electors by the Democratic
Convention now In session In this city:-E. ]. G.
Kewen, W. 7. Wallace, L. J. Henley, E. B. Biddew
and George Pearce Hon. James A. Johnson, the
present member Of Congress from the Third district,
was renominated. The Convention Is one Of the
largest held in the State and the members are
quite enthusiastic and confident Of retaining posses
sion Of the State. The proceedings excite consider
able interest among the people Of this city. The fol-
lowing Is an abstract Of the resolutions passed.
The first denounces the measures of Congress look
ing to the reconstruction of the Southern States and
declares them desp0tc and unworthy Of support by
The second declares that by its present policy Con.
gress has violated the Crttenden resolutions OF 1851
which assured the people OF the country and of the
world that the war was not to be waged for con-
quest but for the restoration of the Southern States
to their proper relations with the Union.
The third characterizes the impeachment and trial
of President Johnson act Of party violence, un
warranted by any i'll conduct Of the accused and
tending to bring the republic into rdicue and con-
tempt
The fourth euogizes Governor Haight, endorses
his past and present course and declares him one OF
the rising great men Of the country
The fifth declares that the people OF California will
IS the 70 x De % r%led 6y negro
to such an end.
The sixth endorses the eighthour system and
fav0rs its application to all classes of wOrkngmen.
The resolutions silent about the national debt
and the money question, and no method was pro-
posed looking to the payment Of the former
The Democrats In Favor Of Haight for the
Prcsidency-Pendleton the Next Choice.
CINCINNATI, May 2 1S6S
The following special despatch has been received
In this city from California;
SAN FRANCISCO April 30, 1868.
The Democratic Convention to-day instructed the
delegates to the National Convention to vote
for Governor Haight as Calfornias first choice for
the Presidency. Should no advance be made by other
States for his nomination the delegation Is instructed
to unite with the friends OF Pendet0n in the North
west In demanding his nomination. Even here the
greenback plan Of paying the national debt Is sweep
ing.
[The above despatch does not agree with the tele-
gram direct from San Francisco, which states that
the Democratic Convention was silent upon the SUBJ
ject of the national debit
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Renewal OF His Bail B0nd-The Present
Sureties-Time Of tho Trial.

houcWaI O HIS bau BOnd-Tho Eres0mg
Sureties-Time Of the Trial.
RICHMOND, May q 1858.
The bail bond Of Jefferson Davis was renewed to-
day, Cornelius Vanderbilt Gerrit Smith and Horace
Greeley being surees in the sum of $25 900 EACH and
several citizens Of Richmond sureties for the remain
ing ,ooo This arrangement was made by order OF
the three gentlemen named BY the conditions OF the
day that the court may hereafter appoint
for the ensuing term. Judge Underwood stated he
States that within two DAYS SUBSEQUENT to the con
cluson OF President JOhnson's trial he would be in
Richmond ready to preside the trial Of the rebel
leader. Among the spectators in the court room
to-day was ex-senator Bright formerly OF Indiana,
and now OF Kentucky General Robert e. Lee and
Mr.. Seldom, ex-Secretary OF War for the rebel
Ing as witnesses, but werenot present In court The
general belief Is that the rial win begin during the
end Of the present month";
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TRINIDAD.

Great ConAagration at Naparimas.
HAVANA, May 2 1853.
From Trinidad our latest intelligence reaches the
7th Of April.
great connagration occurred at Naparimas, in
Quasi district. The town was reduced to ashes.
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ST. THOMAS.

Captain Bax, Of the Steamer Elder, Sen.
fenced to Death.
HAVANA, May 2, 1868.
At st. Thomas the decision, on appeal from the
Superior Court was adverse to Captain Bax, Of the
British mall steamer Elder. The captain has been
sentenced to DEATH and keeps away to avoid impris-
Qnment
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
MISSISSIPPI.

Meeting Of the United states Court-The
Convention.
JACKSON, May q 1868.
The United States Court for the district Of Msss-
eippi will meet on Monday next IN this city, and will
remain In session for over three months.
The Reconstruction Convention did nothing OF i'm
portance to-day
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TENNESSEE.

Row nj a Negro Picnic-Several Persons Shot.
MEMPHIS, May 2, 1865
serious row has taken place at MCGEE station,
near this city, at a negro picnic, resulting In one
woman and six men (all negroes) being shot, One
man was badly beaten while endeavorng to sup
press the riot. Henry Fries, Alvin Read, Charles
leaders.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

AUGUSTA, May 2, 1868.
Five persons were arrested here to-day on charge
Of having stolen considerable quantity OF copper
and brass from the Portland and Kenebec Railroad
Company, which has been missing the metals for
some time past. The value Of the property is large,
and s stated that the company have positive proof
of the guilt Of the prisoners.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
OHIO.

Democratic judicial Nominations.
CLEVELAND, May q 1858.
c. B. Thomas was nominated by the democrats
yesterday for the ONCE Of Circuit Judge of the Tenth
Judicial District Of Ohio Captain J. Laurence re-
ceived the nomination for Commonwealth Attorney.
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Decoration Of the Graves Of Confederate
Dead.

The commemoration Of the Confederate dead at
Elmwood to-day surpassed all previous ones. The
remains Of General Preston Smith, who fell at Chica-
mauga, and Colonel jeff Forest were Inferred, and
flowers strewn on the graves Of ALL Speeches were
made and an original ode vas read
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

KaIdenberg & SOn-Meerschaums I'm Every
variety Repairing boiling, &C. III Broadway, No. John
street and % w all street.
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BARBADOS.

Arrival Of Governor Austiu--t,overnmcnt tn
Purchase the ship Clarendon.
HAVANA, May q 1868.
Our advices from Barbados are TO the 9th OF April
Governor Austin had arrived
The Legislature Contemplated purchasing the ship
Clarendon
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Green Fellows Are Done Brown Metaphors.
cay in Wall street, and fair literally In the
ryhe only exception being the knowing beauties who
vide themselves in advance with PHALON'S PAPH1AN
acanw with
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

A.-NOthing Like IL in Medicine. Lux
the palate, painless gentle simulant -
the circulation Perspraory preparation an
Alternative. Such the acknowledged and daily
properties of TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT APERIENT.
Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuns Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
retail at 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Dooubons
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers, 1s Wall street, r.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tho Best In tho
world. The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable tnstanta
Factory l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
g. CasweIl's Pure

A.-Stylish Hats for Gents, Youths and
boys, ut popular prices. BURKE, 12S Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

A.-Wnrd's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad
way and Union square also at 337 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

DIR. Hamburg Smiths Kissingen and vichy
at SAYROS drug store, Sixth avenue of Forty sixh
street. Pure drugs and medicines
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CUBA.
COolie Company at Cienfuegos.

COOlie Company at CienfuegOs.
HAVANA, May 2, 1868.
number Of capitalists Of Cienfuegos are forming
. monster stock company for the importation Of
coolies direct to Cenfuegos. The object in so doing
is to cOunteract the monopoly now enjoyed by
Havana.
Sugar NIarket-Exchange Observation-Disclosures
Intelligence.
HAVANA, May 2, 1858.
The sugar market closed firm at reals per arrobe
for No. IL Dutch standard.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain Adams sailed
to-day for New York with thirty passengers.
Exchange on New York, short sight, In gold, "
premium.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
Herring's safes.

Wigs, TOupees and Ornamental Hair.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing all coors, st BAlCH.
LOk'S, 16 Bond street
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world.
Manufactured on the shore, by CASWELLl HAZARD
q CO., under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
HERRING's NEW PATENT CHAnPION SAFES,
Manufactured and for sale by
HERRINE FARREL 4 SHERMAN.

HEKRINt FAKKEL q SHEKMAN,
No 2sI broadway corner OF MURRAY street, New York.
PARCEL. IIERRINV A Co, Philadelphia.
HERRING CO., Chicago
HEkRiNu FARRELL SHERMAN New Orleans
Second hand Of various makers having been taken I'm
part pay the improved Herrinss Patents Always on
hama aud for sale at low prices
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Interesting Game Of Base ball.

IhterestIn9 0shnhe OF Baso Ba1Is
PORTLAND, May 2, 1893.
The Androscoggin Base Ball Club Of Lewiston was
this morning beaten by the Pennessewassee Club Of
Norway the latter retaining the championship OF the
State by 90 doing. The score stood % to 21.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

CURES CANCER.
Hundreds have been cured by IT, It specific for tho
various of the kidneys and all Impurities of the
blood Pamphlets containing OF
aested the eminent physicians be had gratis
calling writing TO the general depot b35 broadway, city
OF New York.
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%, 1868

PATENTED APRIL 81, 1858.
GREAT FIRE AT JEFFERSON, rExAA
FEBRUARY 49, 1865
Messrs Hrnnrse, PAnnrI smTExxs. New York - 100
%
destroyed large building In our office wers
o.
pc amount Of money found In good order.
there water thrown on the buildings ruins:
Yours &C., }. r. DURR SON.
ANOTHER IN SAME FIRE.
Mesms. HEnnrso, PAnRKL SHERMAN, New YORK
s o Feb 49, as ou se vers
e. your Patent Ch.mpon Safes II subjected :
shecsias city engines that used
excellent order proving your sase
to be perfectly TIRE proof. Respss;fgly yours vr,cy
FIRE AT ALBANY, GA
xes.r HERRING, FAnnrr AshsHsxs, nj Six xPs5 PYonk 100
place had h. once destroyed By rsesnsy
1Ss me KS :.s Scs ws On IN i hi G
con,en,s we preserved. II you desire wi forward
win please ship of your No. Safes and draw -
sight for the amount Yours truly. y,vrs uopp.
BURNING OF THE TOWN HALL AT xoRRIsANrA, N. r.
OFFICE oy T,. 30 BoAsp y Sr TmgsTsfs Ipr,, y ,s
Mesu. Hynnrye. FAanrI 4 ,saERxAk%. - .''~
0ENTs-The bndIne q town hail. situated Fords
totally destroyed hre Sunday evening"
ssfes and after hauling from the ruins and giving time
cool endeavored 10 unlock H. but the lock and
door were disaanged BY the heat we were compelled 70
Our books and ell records were entirely
the only injury the removal OF the leather Of
The which caused BY the steam from the Frproor
Tbe Are was one the exterior the safe shows
The ornamental plate and knobs Of the lock having
been melied and the lock the hssp was 80 melted that
S,Ghikn WIhLiAn GAgEPWELL, q yET,y'rs . President
f. RING, Clerk.
FIRE IN NORFOLK.
xesr. FARRELL HrRrrse Sco. P,,,,nsr va, apr, F
the lat OF February large factory
was burned down. We had In Of your small size
Safes and went through OF the hottest fres safe
exposed to- Our Office being the second foor the sa
was through al OF H. We had 10 the building some $1,000
worth OF machinery, all Of which literally DESTROYED IN
some cssee melted The third and fourth stories being
ned with barrels heading, tc made tremendous hot tire
The safe red hot outside, and out all right Al our
books and the book and inside
lining remained perfect The safe has been painted up ana
allow anything for T. In the of an exchange Tor
larger one, please let hear from you and obllge
Yours respectfully STORMS, BAIRD, RoPER& co.
urRprNG,s NEW PATENT CHAMPION Safes
Manufactured and for sale by
HERRING, FARRELL n SHERMAN,
No 25I Broadway corner OF Murrav street. New York.
FARNLI. IiBRRINo A CO., Phiisdelphia.
HEkkisg HEksisg SrteRtfL SRt SHERMAN, New Orleans
,ond ham various makers having taken I'm
mari n for the "uerrng's Patents always ON
Ia na aud Cor sale at low prices
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

yne National Authorities Levying Forced
Loans-National Troops Occupy Maxatlan-
Martinez Abandons the Command Of the
Robels-Arrival Of COrona-Coal Wanted at
PichiluegO-Whalers and Whaling.
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Fight Weeks for Nothing +!
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A LII SU BSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIRA-
n tor and Country Gentleman for 1863 re-
ceiyed previous TO November ]. 1907. with the
money, will receive that paper weekly through
November and December, eight numbers IN ell,
without charge.
The CultivatOr end Country Gentleman is
published IN large weekly numbers Of sixteen to
tweuty pages each. and designed TO include
every department Of Agriculture, Stock Rais-
ing Horticulture and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer using the following eX-
tracts from well-inforTned sources. rather than
10 speak for themselves: ...t
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
Gentleman as standing at the head Of the
Agricultural press Of the country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Cen
tloman the best Of all the American newspa-
pers devoted TO mstters ofrural economy.
The Gardeners Monthly says that the Coun-
try Gentleman Is conducted With degree of
talent equal 10 any European Journal, and supe-
riOF 10 most Of them" .Fl
The Canada Farmers' Advocate says: We
are 10 receipt Of agricultural public ations from
all parts of the world, but for truthful accounts,
well written, practical articles, and general
management Of the paper, we have seen none at
all TO compare with the Cultiyator and Country
Gentleman. published in the United States.H.F
TERMS-The terms are lower than those OF
any other paper Of similar standing One copy.
81 30 per year four copies, So; eight copies
SIG Specimen copies free Of charge.
And let il be remembered, in fine, that hose
who subscribe for 1853, at any date subsequent 10
| November l. 1867, will be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance 70
IN Close Of 1867. Fratuiteusly. Address
LlE ER TUCKER a son, Publishers
Albany, New York.
Sc Orders for the above fne Agricultural
Paper accompanied by the money, addressed tC
| the UNOY AND DISPATCH Office. viii be prompt.
| ~ attendedto, and receipts for same forwar ed
oct27 Il ...r. I.. .......
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Effect of Rmsty straw on Animals.

A correspondent Of the Practical Far
ucr calls the attention Of farmers to an
important matter as follows
The condition Of straw known as crust, "
cred rag" "red gun" is caused by fungus
called Urei0 Rebego which form yellowish
brown oval spots and blotches upon the Leaf,
stem and chat. Spring wheat is less liza
bic 10 be attacked than winter wheat, and
heavy soil is less subject to it than light
ones.
Speaking medically, smut, mildew,
blight, etc, may be considered as examine
matoLs diseases Of plants, caused by the
spores Of fungi entering the stomach Of
plants. Eat 1s'-
Several experiments have been instituted
by veterinary surgeons to prove that dis
eased or rusty straw Is very inilirious--a
decoction of rusty straw Of administered
causes loss Of appetite-the animal be-
coming thin and sickly. Rust and mildeW
in plants have been accused of causing
many epigastric diseases-as the great loss
Of sheep in Franconia, and Of a contagious
malady affecting cattle, and even the silk
worm in Padua; also the plaques which
ragged in Hesse, Hungary and Saxony, were
recognized a. the result Of rust and mildew
affecting plants, etc, after The country had
been inundated. Gerlach has known mill
dew aud rust 10 give rise 10 abortion and
Inflammation Of the womb in ewes ff
The class Of diseases produced by feed
ing upon rusty straw, are Of those usually
seen among animals that are poorly fed
and nOurished, viz: marasmus, glanders,
farCy skin diseases catarrhal atiectiOnR
and watery dwellings OF the body and
legs.
During eight months, and. on Of seven
hundred horses fed upon rusty straw, there
we're constantly from forty-fve TO fifty on
the sick list and, in the month OF No
vember, there were as many IA sixty-two
cases resulting from the same cause.
Such then, is but a synopsis of a record
that ought TO open The eyes of farmers and
Others TO proper use of usty straw.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CnlomeI for Poultry DIseases

CaIOnleI for Poultry Diseases.
The Lexington (Ky) Gazsslc contains
the following item, which will be inter-
esting to poultry raisers
"Dr. May informs Us that, after repeat
ed experiments, he il satisfied that the di-
sease prevailing among the poultry in this
section ia an affection Of the liver, and that
it must be treated accordingly. He adj
vises forty grains Of ealomel 70 half a gal
Ion Of meal twice week, to fifty or sixty
fowls. Since he has pursued this treatment
he has.lOst none"
We are satisfied from experiment that
calomel win be found very effective in
preventing and curing the diseases which
kill 30 many chickens.
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T TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
.Hs.t i..4ti a..a ..-t
RAILROAD.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
4 County Court of Davidson county, 10 me
Idiuootai. made at the February Term. 1855 ~
said Court. upon tho application 81 the Bsard
Of Directors Of the Tennessee and Paeihe Rail-
road Company, and IN pursuance 81 The statutes
In alch cases made and provided, | viii eren
and held an election At the various election
precincts in said oaunty. ON SATURDAY.
NAV lSth. lSSs. for the parpeEe Of as
pertaining whether majority of the vsteTp
OF sad county will approve or disappTOve
subscription by said county Of $lo0.Uu % the
6apital stock Of said Tennessee and Pacific
hAi4foad CpinRaIl In The Coupon Bonds Of said
~ uhty -ehe-third payable at the expiration Of
hiteen years, one-third In tweny years, and the
Nther third an Nv euty Ave years RON the dgte Of
tuelr issuance, bearing SIX per cent interest,
palable SENT Annually at which election those
votes no are an favor Of sub srription will pat
on t1eir tickets the words +" idr subscription .
hhd lhesa opposed 20 the subscription will put
on thear tickets " no sIbscri ption.-
Is. }. SHERIDAN
HpFfa ID
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Information in u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
TERM- *.

No I7iS-Unitsi Etatos ". one % Plii0u Cop
per otbl. one 50 gallon Copper SUI. = Tabs,
z kegs. Bhckets. Heater. aui 2 Half Bushol
M eas ures-t ....
UTHEREAS. r. McP. SMITH. ESQ. AT
W tOrney " The United States Tor said Die
iTict. has filed BIZ Information IN said Court,
ne we'll on behalf Of the United States a. OF W.
-. Neal ini0uner. and Of all persons COZ
cerued. against one ~ gallon copper stiil. one I'D
gallon copper Etbi. q tabs. Z kegs, 2 bucke Ella
heater and 2 half bushol measures, lW. Ii.
SMART. reputed oWner.l alleging. among other
things that said articles were seized a. Forfeited
10 the United States. for the causes in said in
formation alleged
Nov. therefore. in obedience % the monitor
Of the Court, % me directed and delivered. /
20 hereby give publie notice TO al rsraBn
ciaiming said property, Or kuqWing OF havin-
aRgthin 70 say Why She same shduId not =
coadomnel . forfeited. and that ithoy Ia nj
} Ppesr bsfore said Circuit Court. 10 Sc holden
y ne Eed eIa4 Court hqom, ia the Capital AZ
! ashyille, Tennessee. 90 the 2Oth einV 81
NPrti' iHa. AZ - O'Clock AN. then and there
10 inteerp0se their claims.
L. Z. GLASCOCK.
maroa i4t NJ. ~. d. T.
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Ten lines Of solid nOnpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 10 a dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day 10. o. d. Advertisements will
he charged two-tffirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted In the Tn W eekly vii
be charged one dollar q square for irst insertion.
and hfty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly. one dollar a square for each
insertion.
Special or City Item Notices. tweBty. cents a
line, first, and ten cents line every additional
insertion. Local notice. 30 cents line each IN
sortion. .. ..
Changes In advertisements will De charged 81
the rate Of City cents a square,
An advertisements are due frOm date Of hrst
insertion. Hereafter the cash system viii DO
sdhei od 20, and no transient Advertisements Will
be taken unless accompanied by the money.
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Information i'm u. X. Circuit
Court, Mid. sDis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM, isSs

.. APRIL TERN, mss
Ne. l3i6-Uuited States vs.. hys barrel
Whisky.
WHEREAs. L. McP. SMITH. ESQ. AT
~ toTuey % the n oited States for sad Di.-
trict has fled bis information IN SAID Court, ~
we'll on behalf u The United States Of A. Hon
kiDss iniOrmsr. and 81 All persons concerned.
against five barrels whisky, ~ illiams y Hnnss.
reputed Owners,) alleging among other thiues
that said spirits va seized al i0rfeItsd o. tho
United state. Tor the causes IN sad information
alleged.
Nov. therefore, in obedience b. the m0niti1n
81 said Court, % mo directed sad delivered 4
10 hereby give public notice u all persons claim
ing said property, or knowing or havinv any.
thing - say why the SAME mould not bs con
demnpd a. forfeited, aud that They be ani ap-
pear before glh Circuit Court tG be holden in
the Federal Court Roam, IN the Capital A.
Nashville. Tennessee. On the 2Ofh day Of
April, 1855. AZ DO o'clock A. ~. then nud b ere
10 intErp0se their claims.
H ER.GLASCOCK.
maT8 TT NJ NJ. ID. T.