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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-09
r. r. GLASCOCk.
II s. Marshal, Messenger

TiHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
i the LIST day Of April, A. d. 1868. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Albert G.. Garrett, OF District No. a. county OF
Davidson and State OF Tennessee who has been
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt TO him, or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of
the creditors of he said bankrupt 70 prove
tnelr debts and 70 choose one or more asslgnees
ruptcy. 10 bs holden on the ID day Of May
A. ID. 1898, at O'Clock P. NJ. at the office Of the
Register in Bankruptcy. No. 500 Church street.
Nashville, tennessee. before Alexander S.
Bradley. Esq. Register.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-09
E. R. GLASCOCK,
L. :. Marshal, Messenger.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L LIST day of April, A. u. 1858. a warrant in
bankruptcywSs issued against the estate Of J ames
L QeOnart, of Nashville. county OF Davidson aud
State of Tennessee, who has been adiudged a
bankrupt on his own petition: that the pay-
ment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt. 20 him or for his
use. and the transfer of any property BY him are
forbidden by law that a meeting of the cred
itOrs Of the said bankrupt. 20 prove their debts
anu 10 choose one or more assiRnees of his estate
will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be
holden on the 81 day Of May A. ~ 1868
at % o'clock P. NJ. at the office Of the Register in
Bankruptcy, No. s215 Church street, Nashville,
Tennessee, before Alexander s. Bradley, ESQ,
Register.
Y II GIAgCOpE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-09
E. r. GLASCOCK.
apr9 z US. Marshal, Messenger.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
L the ID day Of April. A. D.: 1868. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
5. ). Hall of District No 10 in the county Of Da-
wilson and State of Tennessee. who has been
ton; that the nayment Of any debts ant
delivery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt. 70 him. or for his use. and the trans
fer Of any property by him are forbidden b.
law; that a meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees Of his estate will be held
81 a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the
P. NJ. at the office Of the Register n Bank.
ruptcy, No. S2j9 Church street. Nashville. Ten
nessee. before Alexander S. Bradley. Esq. Re
qigter
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Noan.-s STOCKS
active tive and weak. Gold, 1887. Exchange,
los A@lO9%. Money, per cent: ylr-
pinia 6,s, new, 49G5O. Tennessee rs, ex-
coupons, 661; new, 667a. I 1m1eo I Tions
bonds-Old, l111a; new, iosza. f pout
lOGl5, wheat l@2, corn lie; better. TOTE
dnif; new mess, s27. Lard dull. Go5!on
q shade frmer at 31GSlRc, Tor miadhng
uplands. Spirits turpentine slightly iaVcrs
buyers at s51ke. Rosin active al $500 i0f
:, Eueninq.-Cotton about ~. better !;
sales 2,56O bales ts0Hc. Flour as seI1Y Is
State ssaslO.5o; southern, slOgsl4.5o.
wheat l02c. better. Corn lc. better
white southern, sl.ls@s1.20;. yellow,
Al. 2s@s1. 27. Pork quiet; new, s27.lZ14
old. so6. Lard dull at l70lsc. Sugar
active at &c. higher. Other groceries m
Changed. Turpentine, 65965hc.i Rosin,
IS .s0es7. Freights quiet; eot'o1, n;t p sd
sail, 7-l6; per steam, &gN. noro,;n a
States bonds, old, HOY. North oafoins
SIS, so. o.,a ,oel =
BALTIMORE, April ls.-Cotton firm a.
400. Flour Arm and active at unchanged
p opS Wheat very active choice Mary,
Land. ssnss 10. Corn firm; white, Sill
l, IS s.: yellow, 81 .Isesl.2o. Oats steady
at 87G9Oc.s Lard quiet at ls9c. o ssaau
very firm; rib sides, il6 R0l6Mc:; cies'
sides, l716el7 2{c.; shoulders = vi4s
W1nu1soros, N. c., April ls.-spirili
.nrpentine firm ct bsc. Rosin arm
strained 81 $685. Cotton, 2sc' Tar ss'lo
CHAsLEsTos, April ls.-Cotton frm sne
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GRAVE QUEsTIoN.-The impending
coryulsion is to be heightened, it seems,
BY question that will further put in jeo-
nardv the tranquillity of the country.
wade, it is clear, is not eligible to the
place Of President johnson, and to get it
INNS, resort to sheer usurpation, to which
the forms Of impeachment lend no color at
all.
Who should succeed not only Presi-
dent, but also Vice-President who had
heen called to fill the higher Office, has
been 3 question that seemed so remote
that il never has enlisted close attention.
Congress cannot put one Of its own men,
beers into the Presidents place. Indeed,
il seems so clear that it is singular it
should not have been always obvious; but,
as We have said, the conjuncture never
before seemed probable-the subject never
before enlisted very close attention.-Phi-
lQis,phid Age.
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REBELLION STILL RAG1SG.-The Brook
Ign Eagle says news comes from San Fran
cisco to the effect that male teachers In
the public schools there who were favora-
bic TO the Union cause during the war are
being discharged, and persons of southern
proclivities placed in their stead Three
gentlemen connected with the schools
from ten to fifteen years have received
tickets of leave, and others are marked.
Textbooks containing favorable mention
of the Union cause are thrown out, and re-
ference in any manner to the subject is
forbidden.
Then your efforts to make treason
oSious seem to have the contrary effect
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DECISIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Judge Hall,
of the United States District Court for the
Northern District of New York, has rem
dered the following decisions
4 debt against bankrupt's estate may
be proved before United States commits
sioner, although the bankrupt and creditor
both reside in the same judicial district.
A debt barred by the Statute of Limita-
tons of the State in which the bankrupt
resides may still be proved against his
estate in bankruptcy.
A creditor who, after making his deposi.
ton to prove his debt, retains possession Of
the deposition and does not allow it to pas.
into the hands of the assignee in bankrupt
cy, is not q creditor who has proved hi
debt.
Any creditor of a bankrupt may oppose
the discharge whether he has proved hi
debt or not.
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TIE NEw FRENCH ARMY ORGANIZE.
r1oN:-Paris, April l2.-Tbe Moniteur
publishes reports made to the Emperor by
Minister Pinard, In which an account Is
given of military changes made since the
bill for the Reorganization has gone into
operation, and their effect upon the coun-
try.
The Minister states that the reforms in
PRODUCED in the g,iarde mobile are now com.
pleted, and asserts that these changes have
been received with popular applause al.
most everywhere throughout the Empire.
He contradicts the reports of dissatisfac-
zion, and declares that the new army law
is sustained and defended by the patriot.
ism of the French people, who thus give
new proof Of confidence in the Emperor.
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Tor SUPREME CoURT.-It is the inten-
,;on If the Radicals, should the impeach-
s.o- scheme succeed, to re0rganize the
E eSv" Court, change the districts, legis-
; guy some of its present members out OF
. '@,e and new members in. and increase
t .ha number of Judges by new appoint
Wv WITS. In other words, to "pack the
, m '"mrt with men who are committed to the
esv.mnnstruction bills of Congress and
T,,sSced to belief in their constitution
sT,v This will be one Of the first things
done s under the new regime. Judge Cart
tsr who is now chief justice Of the Su-
n ,r Court of the District, will be trans
spar-cd TO the bench Of the Supreme Court
~ the United States, and other gentle
men like him will be appointed. There
are those who say that in the change of
districts or circuits Chase will be legisla-
. I'd of the bench. Certain it Is that most
~ the Radicals would like to legislate
S;,, on, of Office. They denounce him
s s hour Of the day.-Mack-C incinaati
nj
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MSlIINeru.

SPRING AND SUMNER MILNE
y RY-LATEST STYLES-AT 5l7r-
BROAD BETWEEN FIFTH AND%EA Nj
SIXTH STREETS.-Mrs. NJ. J. DAVIS H>1
respectfully announces to her numerous
friends and patrons that she is now in receipt
Of her SPRING AND SUMMER MILL
merry. Her stock is varied and complete,
embracing all the latest styles and patterns of
FRENCH and AMERICAN MILLINERY.
Especial attention is invited to her STRAW
GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LADIES
CAPS, and INFANTS LACE GAPS, VEIL
INGS, of all kinds; FANCY GOODS, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
These goods have been purchased upon such
terms as will enable her to offer great induce
ments to country merchants and all others
desiring any article in her line. ap ll-2w
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EOFefEn Markets.

LoNDoN, April 1s.-Noon.-No market
to-day holiday. -
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Noon.-Cotton
1sd. higher; uplands, on the spot and
eaoat, 1214d.; Orleans, 12ad. Corn, 4os.
Pork, s5s. Lard, els. Sugar firm. Tai
low, Ass. 3D.. 40
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-Euening. Cotton
frmer and advancing. Uplands-On the
spot, 1214d.; ahoat, 121%d. Orleans,
1211d. The transactions. being unofficial
(holidays), no record was kept of the sales.
Corn, 4Os. Sd. Turpentine, 93s. Sugar
active and unchanged.
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on either occasion express firm determi-
nation to remove Stanton from Office
General Sherman: The President never
expressed an intention to use force, but
seemed determined that their relations
should cease.
Senator Howard: What did the Presi-
dent say about force
General Sherman repeated the Presi-
dents expression, that he did not believe
Stanton would resist.
Senator Henderson asked whether Sher-
man gave the President any advice.
The Senate refused to hear the answer.
The Managers summoned Sherman for
tomorrow, and he left the stand.
The evidence regarding Thomas's arrest
was resumed. Adjourned. &
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INCREASE OF SU1c1DEs.-The New York
World is compiling an appalling record OF
recent suicides cleaned from but one days
exchanges from all parts of the country,
clearly showing that the suicide mania is
now epidemic. They appear largely to
predominant in the West. The writer
tells US, however, that " as many astwelve
or fifteen suicides have occurred in New
York city within as many days, and in the
aggregate of the cases there and elsewhere
the majority of the self-murderers are
women" The causes of these suicides
are various, some being from ill-success in
business, some from intemperance, both
male and female; some from domestic
infslicity, others from insanity, ill-health.
etc.
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The ,Richings Opera Troupe are per.

:. The ,Ricbings Opera Troupe are per.
forming at Cleveland. On Wednesday
night, on account of the resignation of
Mr.. DIETRICH, the musical conductor, Mrs.
Bernard Miss Caroline Richings) oflciated
at the piano as leader Of the orchestra.
She made speech to the audience, ex-
planning that the absent DIETRICH had
grossly .insulted her the evening before,
and that arrangements to fll his place
could not be made in time for that per-
formance. The papers mention the fact
that Caroline's husband, as in duty bound,
gave the offending man of music a thrash
ing which left his eyes in condition of
incapacity to distinguish between fiddle
and fiye-barred gate.-Memphis Bulletin.
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Political Riot I'm Louisiana-A Con,
sentative Negro shot-Conservative
Meeting broken up by Armed Negro
Radicals.
NEW ORLEANS, April ia riot &C.
Cured in St. Bernard parish yesterday
A Conservative barbecue was broken up
by body of armed Radical negroes. One
Democratic negro was shot, and number
beaten. Accounts state that Yarmouth,
the Radical candidate for Governor, and
Sipher, congressional candidate on the
same ticket, were present but made nc
efforts to quell the disturbance. DR..
Southworth, editor of the New Orleans
Republican, was the only white Radical
present who made any effort to preserve
peace.
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Rtcbmond Tobacco market.

Richmond Tobacco Market.
MONDAY, April Is, 1868.
We have to report rather falling off in the
breaks. Market steady, and prices without
any material change to note. Below we give
the transactions for the past three days: 3S3
hogsheads, 10 tierces, and 81 boxes, sold:
AAHUPAUTURIHa TOBACCO. so Sg&
La,gs.-Comnon to medium dark working,
So. 60@$7; good dark working, $7.60Q$9; sun
cured common, $6.6O@$s; sun:cored good,
sa@$l3; coal-cured common, $l0@$l4; coal.
cured bright, $]6@$25; coal-cured fancy,
$25@$40.
Leaj.-Common dark working, $7@$s me-
dunn dark working, $s@$lo; good dark work
ing, .$1l@$l5 fine and wrapping, $l6@$l7 /;
sun cured, $l2@$l5; yellow wrappers, COM
mon, s2o@S45; yellow wrappers, medium to
extra, $50QSl0o.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs-Very common and heavy weights,
$o@S6 so medium, $7@SS; good, $s.50@S9.
Ledj.-Continental shipping, $l3@$l6.
sTEAXINa TOBACCO. =
Lsqt.-Common, ss@$lo; good, sll@sl4;
fine, $l5@$l6.
ssems.-Very common to good, $l@s46o.
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sdysnced 1z0lc. middling, Sic. /; receipts
1 406 bales Hales. 600 balas. - .tt-tt.,.

sdyanced @lc. middling, s1c.; receipts
400 bales; sales, 900 bales. stta..ias
AUGUSTA, GA, April 13.-Cotton frner
sales, $50 bales receipts, 1S0 bales; mid.
dlings, 307ac. SO. Isl Bse = '-'st
SAVANNAH, April 1s.-Cotton quiet but
firm, with an advancing tendency; sales,
400 bales receipts, l,14O bales; mid
dlings, 30hc.
MOBILE, April lS.-Cotton opened at
81 No., and closed firm at &c.; sales, 1900
bales; receipts, 1855 bales. e,
New ORLEANS, April 13.-Cotton active
and advanced; middlings, &c. sales,
1000 bales; receipts, 5,665 bales. Sugar
Prime Louisiana retailing, 15L9l51ac. ;
Cuba, Nos: IL and u, llH@l1Ac. Cubs
molaases, 47055c. za-ss7
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SHOCKING CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-1t
will be remembered We published about
two months since an account of the opera
tions of vicious dog owned by Mr.. Lain,
Of this place. The cur bit several persons
at that time, and among the number was
William c., son of Christian Zellers, in
south Beaver street. Last Wednesday
morning the poor unfortunate boy was
seized with commissions, and suffered
e1cruciatipg pain at various intervals
throughout the day. Hydrophobia came
upon him in nine weeks after he had been
bitten. Death came to his relief in the
evening Of that day.-York Pennsylvania.
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T. Tilton recently said that Michigan
was "sitting with her finger on her fore
head, bordering the question, Is the me-
gro q MANI" She. now sits with her
thumb on her nose, gy'ratipg the aforesaid
finger at T. Tilton.-Boston Post.
Eury Afternoon, the new daily upon
which John r. Thompson, Esq, was en-
ployed as writer, has already proved a
failure.
Mr.. Forepaugh, the lion tanner, who was
injured by leopard few evenings since,
is said to be in critical condition.
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Furniture, dc.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE:
Our usually large and varied stock .s OF
bic. than for many years past. By recent ar
rivals from several OF the most extensive sansnt
~ several elegant sets for Parlor, Chamber,
Hall. and Dining. room. Also, Counting 3.
room and Once Desks and Chairs. CAL at
once and .ex4mine our tmens In pw; ite
anv Similar establishment In the United
States. HABLISTON u BRoTHER.
NH 10 corner of Ninth and Main streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
FALSE STATEMENT CORRECTED.

Speclal teiegfam TO the Dispatch
FALSE STATEMENT CORRECTED, =.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-A statement
appeared in the Washington correspond
ence of Baltimore paper to the effect
that Senator Van Wrinkle, of West Vir.
ginia, had declared his intention of voting
for the conviction of the President in the
impeachment trial, and that Judge Curtis,
OF counsel for the President, had said that
he believed the Senate would convict Mr..
johnson. Your correspondent is authorized
oy the senator and counsel above named
to say that there is not one word of truth
IN the assertions above quoted.
SHERMAN AGAIN ON THE WITNESS STAND.
Mr.. Stanbery was not present at the
consultation of Presidents counsel last
night when it was determined to abandon
the effort to bring out further testimony
from General Sherman. This morning,
upon being made acquainted with this de.
termination, Mr.. Starbery suggested the
propriety of putting General Sherman
again upon the witness stand to bring out
certain other facts that had not yet been
ruled upon by the Senate. Therefore
Sherman was again called, with the result
set forth in the regular report of proceed
ings of trial.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES
WILL VOTE FOR HANCOCK.
Indications received here from Penn
sylvania are that the delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention of that
State will unanimously cast their votes for
General Hancock for President at the
Convention in July. e
SERGEANT BATES.
Sergeant Bates, who has carried the
Union flag from Mississippi through the
South without molestation upon wager
that he could not do it, is expected to ar
rive at Alexandria tomorrow morning at
7 o'clock, and leave that city at 10 o'clock,
and arrive here by noon. It is arranged
that he shall take the flag to the capitol
and place it upon the dome at about II
o'clock. WALLACE.
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GRAPES AND HoPs.-Fairtaz county,
April Sit is estimated by an expe-
rlenced agriculturist that there will be
planted the present season, in this county,
100 acres in grapes. In addition TO this,
farmer of experience and capital will
commence the raising of hops, and is quite
sanguine of success. If these should prove
profitable, it will add greatly to the value
OF resi- estate, and eventually to the per-
manent wealth of the county.-L., In Atsz-
dndriu Gnzette
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Tur WADE CasE.-The fve-column edi-
,orisl which appeared in the Inteligencer q
Sw DAYS back, questioning the right of Mr..
wade to assume the Presidency in case OF
The deposition of Mr.. johnson, has ava
ssned deep interest among the bench
sna bar, not only here, but throughout the
nonntry. It's conceded to be legal ar
anment of great ability, and notwithstand-
ing lis conclusions are pooh pooheG by Mr..
Wade and his friends, it is the subject OF
mich painful anxiety with them ALL
UoSb;n0ton Letter-Sun.
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Effect Of the New French Army Bill.
PARIS, FRANCE, April 13.-The United
States Legation is continually overrun with
Frenchmen anxious to escape liability to
military service under the new army bill
by obtaining American naturalization pa
perS,
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TsTABLIsHED lss4.-P. J. CREW 8
HI CO.. isuceessors 20 @. CRgw Sos,
STrAMSoAP AND CANDLE MANuE saa y,
1.saat cnnosite Old Market, Richmond Va.
= Gratefni for past fayers, we assure our
friends that II 81 stu OFF aeteFmAlpa ZION 70
1usn''Is syyPisEsRIoR FAMILY SOAPS, .,,,
from this bone snnIaSLSn.y sp sn n a
Sane auaHty can DO Fai.' ss - - '''
ia & asssal aissppat allowed oR large lots
epll
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Mr.. CARY CoAPLIMENTED.-Yes yesterday
Chief Justice Chase, in conversation with
General Cary, of Ohio, in the capitol, said
that be must congratulate the latter on his
letter defending his vote on impeachment
W the House, which he wrote on March 2,
snt addressed to Josiah Kirby, of Cincin-
natl. Judge Chase. characterized the let
ter as manly one.-Speeial to Cincinnati
Gornmprc5oI
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De22tG8t7.ys

DR.C.E. KLOEBER, SURGEON
No. so2 Broad street, Richmond, va.
Teeth filed in the best manner at reduced
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on Inc V9i,
canite base, perfectly initiating me 1scs at
the low prices OF $40, $50, and $50 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting Iee'n'
rsndering the operation painless and SAFE.
NH ISM ..s -
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, April Is, 1853.
oFPBRIHes, go

Wheat.-Red, IL bushels.
Corn.-White, 62s bushels. Yellow, sos bush.
els. Mixed, LOTS bushels.
Oat8.-1s4 bushels. ,.
Rye.-l36 bushels.
/ Shorts.-2O0 bushels. 49, a--a a ~
AeaI.-White, unbolted. Ito bushels.
SALES. .s e-....-s
Wheat Red, II bushels very good at %. 10.
Cbrn.-White, "a bushels at IL .OS !. 672 bush
els at $l.o9. Yellow, 81 bushels on private
terms 400 bushels at SLIP. Mixed, 90 BUSH
els at $l.O7; ITO bushels at S1.oS; % bushels at
$l.Os.
0ats.-1o4 bushels prime on private terms;
90 bushels very good on private terms.
Rye.-2s bushels prime on private terms;
bushels very good at Sl.67h; "a bushels prime
at 81 SO; 70 bushels choice at Sl.7O.
AeaL.-White, unbolted, "a bushels at $l.O6
26 hushals at 81 .Q8. -------- - ------
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Conservative Meeting at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April ia Conserva-
tive meeting was held at Masonic Hall this
evening. The nominations of General
John B. Gordon for Governor, q. S. Fitch
for Congress, and Rufus E. Lester for State
Senate, were received with loud applause.
The audience was addressed by several
prominent speakers.
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Rev. DR.. McCABE.-St. Luke's, Bla-
densburg, will lose its present rector, Rev.
John Collins McCabe, D. D., the arst Of
next month, Dr.. McCabe having accepted
the unanimous call of the tVestry Of St.
AIMS church, Middletown, Del.
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EMOVA L.-ROBERT BRIGGS,
IL BOOT and SHOE MANUFAC- snsSp
TURER, has removed from Twelfth ~ Elk
TO No. II Thirteenth street, next door to ~
William Wallace Sons. LADIES and
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES made
to order in his usual neat and durable style
at short notice, and at prices as low as first
class work can be made.
ROBERT BRIGGS, ~.
fe 27-3m No. IL Thirteenth street.
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Judge Chase expresses himself dis
susted, and says Butler has made police
court of the Senate. In conversation with
sgentleman to-day, Curtis declared there
Was nothing more certain than the Presi-
Cents conviction Washington Letter
baltimore Gazette. q
health. ' "'SS'
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WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Ths defence
were prepared to move; had General Sher-
mans evidence been admitted in the i'm
peachment trial, that Sherman advised
and indicated the limits of the Department
of the Atlantic.
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TIE MCGEE AssAssINATIoN.-Three of
the prisoners have turned Queens evil
aence against James Whelan, whose guilt
u now almost conclusively established.
Ihe trial will take place next week.
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- The MISUNDERSTANDING, April IL.
Sncw has been falling heavily here since s
m. Baltimore, April l2.-It'has been
showing here since P, n.
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Republican Meeting In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April l3.-Ashley,
the impeacher, and other speakers, are ad-
dressing Radical meeting tonight.
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Hung for Barn-Burnins.
NASHVILLE, April ia negro barn
burner has been captured and hung IN
Wayne county, Tenn.