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coxo. Mts, Aprifo 1855.
W. Q. BAsxs. Esa-Dssr 81. This b 70 r>r.
siy that ! have one Of yonr PATENT Cotton
Prrrsss and mnsi say haiti Il De sesy prpu
saAs have besn wanting ever since han
been q planter, For simplicity and durshilily
y ranuo, be surpassed. and IN ny optimism /,
viii supsrcede All other presses hat have b<>u
invented cannot ~ TOO much IL hvor II
year pres, aud would advise all ~pIanssrs se>5-
ing a pres 70 secure one u Jour PATENT
very respectfully, Mr.. sLEDoE.
Ccuo. Nina Aprl is ices.
W. Q. BAskS E<q-Dsp Sr Your pss..s
Cotton Pres : the best I hAvs ever tried a.
se<n. enaerss Il IN toto. Il heiax ssrps~
durable and eonpIsse h every particular.
vsfy res~peesfally, DAVIS.
Cesc. Mrs.. January :. rss1. !
Ma W. q. BAsrs-Drsv Srs The r-v d.
proved Patent Pre- yos recently put up sr =
be rivsn entire ssti<Aesion. W tkink Il ia
esiy press We have sver sssu of We scfew nina
put up on the proper principle. fthss ersfy
conveniencr that We could wish for. and :.
sredf as any other Ne hare err knaws. h
zidsz n works ea<ier than any us have -
teen w uss. Two men can make ! hale u ~
OF in hundred pound "a d vishout uu~h o.
%ertian, aud one mule yin uaks . ia hundred
ponnd hale Vim ease. NJ are Of he i.,,r.
sion that the scre~ yin Isst Z l~if>tir.s -
pack all the cotton that ufl u ressirrd' M.
usrd Eve diasrsut kisds and ku1 NJ n,
bed - ssy ~ kove sver frird. and lsks ol~.E
nre in recnrnmendisg n 70 The puhljr ksl,.~
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Taa~i n fassls ~ sgsry gfna
W a. ssHHly Wiz BE- ~ Aint
I'll b seiiilsd n sgis Il fhsl lsss
W efdsf y rfsgsaf ffsadR II vlll ts
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sath pfeoiasi ~ b. present. = Pasoia,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND. z

p virsas y = deere - Ne Chsse<ry ccur,
81 Psaols eosssx STATE or Ni~issir;i vu-
dsrsd therein o. De 18th day 81 November.
1861, In ihs sait u NJ. BALE, e~onplafsant
against Al. ahssIst, defendant No les IN
s>id euurt ! vH. - commi1feuer sh<r<in an
poinsed, 90 Nsaday. the sfk day d Ju1y iasa
h<t~esn The hoas prescribed hy ias. Il tbe
dor IN the tovn Of fsnolA. In
ssid county, odsr FOR ale 10 the hiskes< bidder,
2 : credit Of On mouths firm De d>y q sAle
Ne fsllerinr lands lyihk md being In ssid
kscvn - The wet han Of he north
wea 4nsrtsr Of section Is, AID the sorth half
y s>rtios 70, and seven scr-s Of the northeast
rou<f 81 The sozlhe>at quarter Of s-csiop ID
Nh township & rage & vsst Bend vjtA
Ioc1 s>cx11y vii b rs(uiR.d q he psrrksr1s
JOIN @ HARnisoN.
tss-a c~cuui<fss-,
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Business House for Rent and Bar
Fixtures for Sale,

will sell on SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1868,
the BAR FIXTURES Of a Saloon, and a
BAeArELLE TABLs, and also rent the house In
which said fixtures were formerly used, In
Batesyille. The house Is Ia a good location
for business, being the first house east of the
railroad. ". A. HINES,
may30-lm Administrator.
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Special Notice.

have been compelled, In selfdefense, 10
place all accounts due me In the hands Of an
officer for collection. Persons interested will
save costs by coming forward Immediately and
settling their liabilities with me.
may23-4t ANDREW JACKSON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND

BY virtss Of = decree Of The Chsucsrv no,,,
? rsaol. county State Of Mississippi. rendered
Nc 18TH dsv % Sossmhsr. issT, IN the sait n
Fowler complsinsnt ~ J. Davidson
deiendsnt wfl as Commissioner therein an
pointed, y shs eoart-house deer In the fowp
q PanolA in ssid county, within la~fsl
hsurN o. Monday, The 9Th dsy Of Iuiy. isss,
err " ale q pubic suciisA. 10 me his,p-,
Bidder % > credit Of sir monfhs dsa he d.v
OF sAis. The following lands hing and being n
ssid oouatF, to-rit. Qas undiTidsi sa>- 6ah
is.Fssi 10 he east haf of seetiou "a te.p-
shiP :, sussA ~.st -
- 10 HAnRfsox.
w." ceusipi-a~.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS


On Thursday, the 18th inst, ! lost near Pa.
nola 4 line Texas Saddle, The fender on the
len s'irrup had been taken of, and a portion Of
the fender on the right stirrup had been cut out
Any one finding said saddle or giving any In
formation TO the subscriber that will lead 10 he
recovery will be literally rewarded and thank
fully received. W. s. RANDoLpU
le20
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The Florida delegation at WASH
ineton are anxious about The Senate
nal election. They are apprchcnsivc
mat : negro will be elected for the
- NJ esdiug Nsrrh next.
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Animsd shis 7osh day Of March. lssa -
me. ts BARR. Notary Public.


l. Thomas 7. SWAIN. Auditor or rshIi< Ac.
eouuts Of The State u Mississippi. 10 hersAy
esf'in that the New fssk Lie Insurance. on.
pany, located at Ssw York city. hss complied
With The act entitled An act 10 neuiate asen.
cies q Foreign Insurance csmpsnie<F sp
proved January III, 1881; and IN virtue Of tie
power vested b me BY said law, I hereby al.
shsrire r. q. H~umphrysk Co, agents fr aid
eompsny, Al Jackson, 10 the county Of ninds,
70 transact business Of insurance In this STATE.
anfil the ist day Of March, 1859.
fC, Given undrr my hand and seal Of
LIS le3es. q thseity o. Jscksoa, this am
49, day q April A. ID. fssa
rHoe. +. SWAMI.
je7o-3t Asaisur Pshlss AerssshL
". y HrnBARn Assns - pssel~ essss,.
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issk oui fsr the Red fye.slli

ifalmsflhsn h8alha . nsd rfum msft NM
r. fhflf papHn, M lhhfmsd thar ihslf
sahatHFtI8h ~ fHh sat shA HHlsa tHsf lMas
fsiig lsass n their pspef I'll Hap sssaihg
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

P~arsssst - . decree 81 iAe Prehaie Ger
hsnla county, Mississippi. rendered -.
say term, fssA thsEsaf. 7 win. % -
me 18th day a Isly, isss, within -
hours on the prsnirrs hesrln1fer dscs.
sboui three miles northwest a u eog>ss.-
m aid county. prpeeel 70 ell st1ebie -
% ne highest hidder. he following 49,
isads belonging 10 Ne er1nfe Of Janss -
deee.ssd, to-uil shs 6Gnfx1e1s suaFss
noa ~ and fractional est half u sec':e
~ 10 township 4 fasee 3 ves. 1'saase
lying 10 nid csssey 81 pvns,a.
Ir.ss % sAta--Tbres shsunsd
essh, balance In dx months viii sPFfrussa
enrisy - Nv. NORMA
Admif Of estate Of James Norri4 ~
ieis-5ts
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STATE cp NEW FORK, ~"
'irr AM cnrSrr nr xrw y..x a.

l. Morris Franklin, ef aid city, pre<idsp, Of
ihe New YORK LIE I~nsarsscs Company, being
duly affirmed, doth declare and az that ihs
above statement Of the coalition Of said COM
PAM, on The slu hc-mb<r, 1889, Il correct
and true asocriinf 10 The best Of his knowl.
information and belief.
N0kRIH FRANKLIN.
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on THE alsr DECEMBER, 1861.
Made IN conformity 70 ne Lsrs u tAs Stat d
Assissgpi. :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-24

Argill Bros. 4 Co., 3l2 Front. p
NH cCombs 4 Co.. 3225S and 324 Main.
NN Robbins & Bradley, 223 Second, Adams
He Block: also, Cutlery and Guns. Sales
men Capt. J. @. Barbour. Mr.. I. ID. Wilder.
HATTERS.
,Usmss L. Morris, The Hatter."- Francisco
a. Il WIgeip. 3p7 Main. Peibod House.
HAKNbbS, SA DDLERY, ETC.
V1jrd, j. o. & Co., 2571 Mein.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-24
HIDES AND LEATHER.
,heibler A Co.. also Shoe Findings, Adams

S,cheibler 4 Co.. also Shoe Findings. 7 Adams.
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY.
&southern Spiral Hoop Skirt Manqt't'y whole
- sale and retail. 1854 NJ ain near ashington.
INSURANCE.
Ct. Louis Mutual Life, Mcmahon q Otis, 4S
yE,he FouitabIe Life Assurance Society purely
RTorth Western Mutual Life. j. B. Chaplin
Caroiina Lie ms, c., 2lg Main M. J..
TfsdenSarrS. SGsSsi Ft.' R. v. q Madison. fs
M esoto Tps. and Trust Co, AZ Madisoni J. q.
~ opsdale, Sec'y; w. NJ. Harrington, Pres't.
n .ittleton, ii. a. Il o.,Aeency' z Madison.
RDsople's Insurance Company. l6 Madison.
dyarpenter & White, agents Connecticut Mu-
" tual Life. IS Madison.
JEWELERS..
NH ERRIMAN. BY r D CO.,
I'VE wAT0RMAKFRs,
FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
usooey Barpum * ( Co.. Ats; cor. Main and Court.
IOB PRINTING.
E7Vranklin Job Printing House. 10 West Court,
II S. C. Toof, Proprietor.
Esrguson. G. w., 3s Jefferson.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
NH oriz Wolf. agent. 966 Main. near Gayoso.
LIQUOR DEALER AND GROCER.
TTcker!y, &. a. Sii Front.
LUMBER. DOORS, SASH, ETC.
ED'aie Co.. B. X. corner Gayoso and Sec
NNubbins. Gum CoOyer. l6l Washington.
LIVERY STABLES.
Sseligman, Joe. 6S Union. corner Third.
VgracKett. G. H. & Co.. s2i and s28 Second.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Vance & Co.. Wholesale zol MAN,
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING.
UE ollenberg 4 Co., b. A.. 2n Beal and 200
Ah Sc sond. ~
EIusIC, MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
K atE nback. f., BIZ Main.
PAINTERS, HOUSE AND SIGN.
VAayis. A. r., IS Adams. near Second.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
6oepel. leopold. agent, Knabe's. so Main.
Kntrenbach. F.. sl7 Main.
PICTURE GALLERIES.
HAY, z, SSS Main. mp stairs.
Crarer. W. E.. go Main. ClArk's Marble
~ Block.
PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
K atzeu bach, T., Sl7 Main.
Publishing HOUSES.
Nreat " estern, 2ss Third. Agents Headers,
- Books. Maps. Charts, ETC., Voodspeed q Co'
SPECIFIC.
yWTara H-S. Ae't. l7s Main. cures Diarrhca,
w bloody Elux. and all like complaints.
SEWING MACHINES.
rOver& Bakers, sS MAN, up stairs
star shuttle Company. sss Main.
Wh:sIs,, 4 I Wilson's hIsAsst premium Lock
TEMPERANCE.
uheraFtment Deputy sons Of Temperance.
~ i. a. Cooke, 41p1< Main.
TOBACCONIsTs.
RUayer. MafshueiE A Co.. wholesale and re-
W ~ l. renewed TO 300 Main street.
sytern terg. s., wholesale and retail, sSi Front.
Urdmorss. Pettirrew a Co., wholesals CON-
Ia mislion Merchants. SO Front.
rNDERrAKERS.
UCiaaeTty 4 alsh. 81 Seaond.
WALL PAPER, ETC
Grisshabei. j., S5 hain-
wedding Gifts,
wedding Rings.
Bridal Gifts'
llEsha 8u7"7 ,nd sl1
MHERINAy, BYRD q co.'s.
80. szs MAu REsT.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.


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MERCHAN TS'
NATIONAL BANK or HENPHTS.
Paid in Capital, SsOO,OOOl

W. n. CHERRY. President.
AMOS wOoDRUFF,- viee-Presidcnf.
~. a. PARTEE. Cashier.
y. y. FREEMAN. Assistant Cashier.
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CityJDH ectory.

CitylDirectory.
GavIuFr Bank Of Memrhis, 2el Mains W. Y.
- cunninsham. Pfests W. o. Mcclure. cArh.
Urirst National Bank. IA Madison.
NUsmphis City say. Inst. cor, y,fisr,ee, /, snd
Nitifebs' Union B'k. cor; M AIN and Jensrsoe'
" Jno. Donovan. Pr,si II. Il. 0oodistt. cAsh'
nOOK HTOREB.
Church a Co.. late Blslosk 4 Co., siS MAN,
C,savss. c. O. 4 Co.. 2ss Main.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
nm uiller, william. sls Main. tF.ff
TX euneday. W. II. a Co.. as Main.
M aiiAer a Curtis. sss Maln. MI
i .inlhauer a Bro. ssik second.
CARRIAGES. BUGGiEs, ETC.
w OOdruiT 4 Co.. i7s Main.
CIGARS AND PIPES.
VUayer. Marshueiz a Co., removed to soo
th Main strut. tA . r. ~ ". y. s
Crsyssr. Geo. B.. Importer. Headquarters in
sSVrysiSG AND GENTs' FURNISH.
ING GOODS.
Sp.oule A MccOsn. "a Main. under wor-
VNmd, j. o. Resident Partner Garth waite.
w Iesis a Stuart. 27l Main.
Ip oheson, snecd A Co.. @i Main. opposite
coal OIL, LAMPS AND SOAPS.
EDrescott, o. r. a Co., 40 Jefferson.
Up osentaum. a. Bros; also. Peire Oh and
HI Stoves, Wholesale and retail. 23i Main.
CONFECTIONERS.
IL occo. I. & Co.. BIB Main, cor. Monroe.
NJ otto. D.. 200 NAM also Oyster Saloon.
Specht. J.. 81 Madison.
Dodesta d cazassa. 252 Main. cor. N. Court.
Isertor. August. cor. Poplar and Fourth.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
fNomer A Richardson. Produce Flour. etc.,
a nderson & Gay, sss Front. corner Union.
moe. s. \ Co. also, Wholesale Groceries.
He Wines, Liquors and Cigars. lge Front.
DRUGGISTS.
S,teever, II. c., corner Second and Madison.
TOhuson. q: D., 1853 Main. two doors north
SHARP 4 Butt. Retail and Prescription Drug
- eists, SO Adams.
W alter Jes.' ioi MAN. "a 80
EVoerner. Theo.. also Analytical Chemist. 66
Deal DRY GOODS.
R ice, Silk Co., Sls Main. exclusive whole
8, outhern Palaco-Howell, Wood 4 Co.. s32
wv ellis 4 Coll. 2s7 Main.
XWalker Bros. 3 Co.. go Main. go
GAME AND FISH DEPOTs.
UNuchs. Victor D.. Al Jefferson.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
III .ullman 4 Vienna. Si5 Main.
s;aOCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.
NIsvton Ford q Co.. II Union. Lee Block.
G albreath. Stewart Co.. II Union, Lee Blk.
'V1argason q Gay. Wholesale. $50 Front. -
INgorris. Lea 4 Co.. 10 Union. Leo Block.
Fsrooks. Nicely 4 Co., 27d Front.
a arvin, NJ. T. & Co.. 2o7 Main.
EDage & Co.. 1S9 Poplar. FlaS FF
HARDWARE.
"A llison Brothers. 27o Front.
eArgill Bros. 4 Co., sl2 Front. /
MI ccombs & Co.. s221k and s24 Main.
UN Robbins & Bradley, 223 Second. Adams
He Bleck; also, Cutlery and Guns. Sales
men Capt. J. @. Barbour. Mr.. 7. d. Wilder.
HATTERS.
rTsmss L. Morris, !" The Halter" Francisco
a. Il WIgein. 307 Main. Peibod House. |
HAKNbbS, SA DDLERY, ETC.
F5rd. J. 0. & Co.. 25711 Mein.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
21t6 J]nbLtaiiuns.

SllU HNUAlaAiV'S'
"A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAPH cos
~ OFFICE, HERALD BUnDiNs-BroadwAy-Roou l9.
GREAT WORK
RAILROADS.
TUE RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES,
THEIR HISTORY AND STATISTICS
COMPRISING
vRK PROGRESS AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE vARIOus
IIERS. WITH THEIR EARNINGS AND EXPENSES,
AND SHOWING THEIR WONDERFUL
POWER IN DEVELOPING TIE RB.
SOURCES or The cOUNTRY
TO WHICH
SYNOPSIS OF THE RAILROAD LAWS OF Ths
UNITED STATES,
AND an ARTICLE
SRE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF IRON ASO SrEEL RAILS
HENRY NJ. FLINT.
srIAoR o. rns DoreIas" "SEUoo rsDER
MACMILLAN" ETC, Erc
I2uo, Cloth, Price 81 IS
Bsni b. a postpaid address receipt ofpnee By
JOHN F. POTTER L Co. Publishers
Nos. 614 and 617 saHsOnst,
Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
-~rr Salfs Big Surfips
RY HENRY II. LEEDS g. NINA
AUCTIoNEERs
s TIE Eihs)
HOWARD HOTEL
FURNITURE,
SOLD AT AUCTION

the property Of Mr. Lamb oorsag pair Of Chssuaa Hsrs
hands long full tals years old the fn pair Of Carriage Ho.s
the city sound and kind and 80 pair Of vAsDEaBur
MARES and years. l hands long tails asd 1sp tsys o..
rO three minutes, spsuddy matched and very stylish hs,,,
will be sold WEDNESDAY, Aphs at front II Aosl q,
M.denne Aiof which will be sold shOgt reserve % The A
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
DY HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER

HENHf II. LEELS @ MINK, NtCtlOneere--
IL HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURR-IlBNRY II. LEEDS MIMI
Auction, WEDNESDAY al lol oeloek No
Jaues Household Furniture Consisting Of ingram
rosewood Suit buFed booa,
Center Tbe paper mscte Center Table lace window CsrtA
svenosve Piano msde by Mung rosewood Cshs
LoCany Bedstead Pais bsr Bostss and Poss
hogay mab.sp Dressing Bureaus MAHOGANY sofa. sDS Chain
haroh Looking Glasses extension Dining Table together xA
number Of valuable Books China COcke and Glsss Ware Ett
&c ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
ERENCH PAINTINGS.

ID
j. From Every Afternoon April .
The ae.ton OF amateurs fairly be drawn 70 The se OF mr Az
et on composed mainly Of French pictures Nlch 20 e
,i it auction Gallery the OF fourteerh asa
Naye thursday Friday evenings There are WORKS I
merely having naHes lAt carry NeE VIZ
genuine specimens " artists VINO n-
Tt are o Instance by EoUguerean Tie Happy h"tL
I p,tsn Iove either OF which well be coveted for no h'ing
him tu1trlcss u sentiment ld n 'e els e
N the heshtu of cLldh0od hrre 500 s
d ycu a Zauaeos Tolaoucle and hamon and Van 4o
~ and Oswald Achsnbsch ard Laade, ard Couan ana MISSIONER
r Fehe spi Preyerramss that loves Ia wrew on ah o
% have ter by the hammer nor can We doubt tha
dwsi az bile beforehand three attractive L OF canvas
at are erhps ~ mnch Distinction ul Nbl
bid In ughthGld corner IS you
enter haas brilliant and clever little tsue y tne younger
pGnnxsr entitled The Newcomer. No 81 In the Catalogue
iu servant g the Provinces, With her trnhk
,uy gem 1uaint subject blt brilliant In color The bc brae
Sbo NO 8 by Bakkerkorf old guarding her treasures
o down the door The ought 70 De arrested
No 6 Persian BY Albert Paui said 10 be naut sou
ofyor Emanuel upqresiolahya artist OF great sehI
Near this bu; ou wall cheerful and ncronous
d pleasant picture No o. by Joseph Caud LOUIS Az ana
Mdne Barr she tossing IN the or one OF her t"o orans
exclamation W tie sop goe, Up Ch9'emr Or h Up @ r
nW Bnlouiu quite well known a. Fassan bl u'
pictures IN their quaint aGa ogAA p V
ambon and Cup snd Bail" aud Lesson on tue Nhn
sy there landscape 20 balance the proportion on
errs and rute painters Fortunately Is Of tue quahy 4unNs
River Connrccu" by NJ James Hart OF Albany Ohe
s. la m arble Italian scgpare Ihs La Lcgg
tce BY Taulnl of MH lovely Soik full FROM top 10 toe of
Nov on exhibition DAY and evening and to be sold at sueton hy
HENRY d MINER BARKER, al gallery, No u tihaVe on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS 81 this week.
HENRY D. MINER, Aueioneer
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
by HENRY D. MINER, Auctionee eer.-Sale,.
Eng 6uoSs.

nm cuoSs.
ATW. JACKSON's, NO. SOL BROADWAY.
"A MOURNING GOODS
FROM AUCTION
PIYB TANISR CLOTHS. 81 ~ PER DRESS WORTH Slz
FINR HENRIETTE CLOTHS. 81 80 PER DRESS, WOkIH sh
ZINE PARIsIgNNB CLOTHS. so PER DRESS. WORTH 10
FINE GRAPE CLOTHS. Us PER DRESS, WORTH 81 So
NUCB FINER GRAPE CLOTHS, SO lBR DRESS, WokIH ~.
FINE MOHAlR AND POPLIS ALPACAs; Sls, e2ie 20 AM
g7tc Just ONE-rHIRD BELOW TilkiR REAL VALUE.
GRAY CHRSB PoPLiN DR PARIS, NEW DESIGNS, - - P1
DRESS WORTH 81 - -
ZINE TAMARTINBS. 3iic, WORTH o1tc .S.,.s A.,
A SPLENDID LINE OF CANVAS AND IRON hERhAhihS' AL
WIDTHS, AT LBSS THAN GOLD PRICES .,,,.. =.
HANDSOME PLUTBD AND TRIMMED BALMoRAL skkfh AZ
80 AND 81 50 - -,
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS. Bic WORTH Soc -.o..
w JACKSON IMPORTER or MOURNING GOODS
NO S5l BROADWAY OPPOSITE TIFFANY 20
New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
A. M NKKNIs, Aueaoneer
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22

Mr. Butler, testified that Thomas was not
a; the White House when he arrived; did
not know whether he was Al the War De-
partment or not.
e O. Perrin. Of Long Island, was then
recalled: Has heen personally acquainted
with the President for about iourteen years;
vas in this city during tie month of Febru-
airy; in company with Mr Seleye, member
of Congress from n Y, had interview
with The President on February 2lst, ahou;
p. NJ, took Nv. Selsye to introduce him.
ueither he ror Selcye had sRy knowledge
of the remoy al of Stanton.
Counsel then offered to prove that the
Pre,i6ent informed him he had removed
Stanton, and would soon send into the Sem
ate good nnme for the position; that he
did not anticipate any resistance, and re-
| garded the arrangement rs temporary.
Mr.. Butler objected, and an argument
eDsued on both sides. r
The question was ruled out by the Sem
ate
Mr.. Evarts had nothing more to ask in
that view, and suggested an adjournment.
Mr.. Butler opposed it in long speech,
after which the Senate adjourned
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22

Last Friday and Saturday was consumed
IN m attempt to introduce evidence for the
President. Secretary Welles was on the
stand Friday, and his evidence was damag-
ing to the impeaehers. The Radical Con-
spirasors held caucus Friday night, and on
Saturday, objection was made by the man
agers" to introduction of the President S
Cabinet as Witnesses The Chief Justice,
With some show ct fairness, ruled that the
evidence aods admissible, but the Conspira-
tors knew that il the evidence was admitted
il would damage their case, and the Senate
by vote of 20 for admitting evidence, and
20 against, oyc,rTled the decision of the
Chief Justice. The Presidents counsel
aanounced, that SO far as they knew, the
evidence for the President was all in, and
the High Old Uaucus" adjourned.