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News, OF THE DAY.

Wendell Phillips splits upon the Chicago
platform, denounces The nominees and re-
pudiaies the Republican party generally.
Gen. Mcclellan leaves Paris for Amer
ica about the LIST OF June. lie will be in
time for the National Democratic Conven-
tion.
There is a disposition on the part Of a
large number ofmembers Of Congress TO ad-
journ about the let Of July in order that
they may actively enter on he Presiden
tial canvass.
Miss Kate Gruder, late Of Madison, In
diana, on a visit 10 relations at Memphis,
Tennessee, committed suicide there on
Tuesday evening by jumping of the blnf
at Fort Pickering into the river. She LEFT
note saying she was tired Of life.
A New York programme for the inya-
zion Of Canada, in July next, supplies Gen.
ONeill with 30. 900 troops, attacks Mont
real with $1,000 men, marches 5000 men
from Buffalo against Toronto, and 5000
from Detroit 90 the same point, and sends
a body Of 1000 men 10 their support.
Fast freight ears have recently been
transported from New Orleans 10 New
running time. This il the shortest time
on record, bat with the increased facilities
Of transportation and the Improvement Of
the roads, the freight will soon be moved
over the route in a much shorter period.
A man named Dikeman, in Western
Iowa, recently walked into the house Of an
elderly lady named Ballard, and deliber-
ately killed her, shooting her first and then
Htabbing her with dirk. His proyocatiou
was that she had been "tatuing" Ebout his
wife and her own husband. Dikeman was
arrested and committed 10 prison in default
Of seven hundred dollars bail.
The Louisville Courier Of the ooh inst.
says: The body Of Judge Andrew Mon
roe, who mysteriously disappeared on the
9th Of last January, was found yesterday,
by labOring man, in the first basin Of the
canal, floating on the water. 1t was no
doubt stirred up by boat passing night be-
fore last The body was recognized as that
of Judge Monroe by a number OF our citi-
zens, who knew him well. IL was, Of
course, very much decomposed. There is
scarcely any room fordonbt but that Judge
Monroe was accidentally drowned"
The New York Herald considers the final
vote on impeachment az a defeat Of the ex-
tremists in the Republican party. The
Tribune says IL is tainted verdict, and was
procured 10y the use of money. The World
says, by the defeat Of the Impeachment we
have been saved from entering the broad
road 10 Mexican anarchy, and acknOwl-
edges that its defeat is due mainly to Mr.
Chase. The Tine, thinks that the people
will feel gratiGed at the conclusion Of the
Impeachment, and hopes Congress viii now
proceed to business The Sun hopes the
bribery question may be sifted TO the bot
tom, and says it is humiliating to regard it
AZ possible that any man has conducted
himself AZ 10 prove mere tit 10 adorn a cell
than a seat a. a Judge in this important
trial.
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The Soldiers and sailors Committee
Wait On Gen. kGranf.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Committee
from the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
called on Gen. Grant this morning, and
formerly presented him with the platform
Of principles of their convention.
After a lively hand shaking, Col Will
liams, OF Peoria, delivered few compli-
mentary remarks.
Gen. Grant spoke in reply as follows:
To the Soldiers and Sailors Convention ]
will say, while il was never a desire Of
mine to be candidate for political Office,
it affords me great qualification 10 feel that
| have the support Of those who were with
me in war IL | did not feel that / had
not the confidence Of those, | would be less
DESTROYS of accepting the position, which
L acceptnot as a matter of choice, bul Of
duty. Having accepted the nomination, I
will receive your aid till next November.
| must thank you, gentlemen. for the honor
your have conferred upon me-
The committee then left the Generals
headquarters for the Capitol, to offer their
congratulations TO Schuyler Colfax.
At = o'clock the committee were received
by Mr.. Colfax in the Speakers room Of the
Capitol. After greeting the committee
with his customary cordiality and listening
to a few remarks by Colonel Olleman, Mr..
Colfax responded briefly. lie alluded in
striking terms to the fights, by land and
sea, which we're injured BY the soldiers
and sailors Of the Union in defense Of the
Constitution and flag Of their coun try.
Great AZ we're the obligations Of the nation
to those at home who stood by the govern
ment in its hour Of trial, greater still was
the debt of gratitude il owed to those who
left home and all, at the risk Of life and
limb TO save the republic from destruc-
ton.
Going forth from every portion Of the re-
public, some in the freshness Of life's June,
and some in the ripe maturity Of life's Oc-
tOber. The land North and South IL filed
with the graves Of the DatiOn's patriot
Sons. Their memory will ever be inscribed
in all patriots hearts, as long a. time shalt
last, or the republic endure. Thanking
the committee who Represented the sur
vivOrs Of the heroic defenders Of the Union,
for this expression Of their esteem and re-
gard, be closed with the announcement
that II the ballOt-bOx should ratify the
nominations Of Chicago, his fidelity 20
principles and devotion 10 the Union would
show that their confidence had not been
A copy q the platform OF prin-
cipies was presented 10 the Speaker The
after a few moments, retired,
and the Speaker returned 10 his duties ia
the House Of Representatives.
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Backeye Races.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-The following is
the summary Of the fifth days races on
the Buckeye course:
Mile dash, three-year olds, to carr v
ninety pounds, winners during the week
excluded. Six entries were made. Fndo,
b. f., by Lexington, won the race, beating
Peter Quivalinctunl, Saratoga, Sea Gull,
Hallobird and Jerry Sparkle. Time, l:l9}
Second Raee-Mile heats, weights the
same as the frst race. Five entries. Blu
ford, 5 years old, won, beating Betty West
and Wildman. Time, l:47 I, l;496 1854
Third Race-Mile and half dash, all
ages, was won by Dick jackson, beating
Cadawallader and Hallobird. Time, 2;49l.
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LAST evening, on going home from the
lectures, | thought Of the wit of Drs. Baird
aud Blake, and wondered If the Lord had
not made them good and useful preachers,
which wonld have made the biggest clown,
and was just concluding that DIR. Blake
would, as he was the longest one. ! stopped
10 listen, when ] heard voices saying /:
buchanan? Which one was it that DR..
Blake meant? The old one or the young
oneY" A sensible lady voice said the
young one. mo said the voice Of gen
tleman, 'the I'D onf-cyed one. lie is mighty
green ]" Mighty green lie can beat both
Drs. Blake and Baird getting money, when
he is in Arkansaw lie made me 20 up to
a table once TO give a dime, when really |
did not have any, and had TO go back, for
that following man on the boat broke me.
ARKANsAw.
-Ijpr,Iu IgfsNi0fgcrr.
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RApICArLsN ~ WRATH.-The ST. Louis
Democrat Radical intimates that Senators
Henderson, Fowler and Ross would be
lvuched nv their incensed constituents,
were they 10 return home. Il says: "Per-
haps Ross can Gnd 4 ho;ae in Kansas, and
FoEler in Tennessee, bat we doubt il. -
AS for Henderson, it adds, Missouri
will treat ham as he deserves" aud IL re-
cornmends 10 him a more "congenial resi-
dence" Suppose New York and New
Jersey should apply that rule TO Morgan
and Conkling aud Frclinghuysen and Cat
tell, what would soon he the condition Of
our politics No honest or high-minded
man would hold official position. Cilein-
ngE EHgufrer
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Tina addresses delivered in the Uniyer.
siiy yesterday, by Hon. =. c. Parks, Of this
city, and Rev. DR.. A. j. Baird, OF Nash
Vile, Tenn, were worthy OF the men and
the occasion, and We are sorry that we are
unable 90 print them entire in this number
Of our paper. DR.. Baird paid some fine
compliments TO our city. aud prophesied
glorious future for our University, " the
Youngest born Of the church - Lincoln
FaielligsacgT. fs Esraf
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Wnsl,invfon IieInS-

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The House re-
fused-yeas SO, nays 65-to consider the
resolution offered by Mr.. Morgan to place
three Democrats on the committee TO in
vestigate the case Of Wooley.
The Senate confirmed General SchOfeld
as Secretary Of War.
The President sent TO the Senate the
nomination Of Henry Stanbery for Attorney
General
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TIE VALUABLE SALINFs-

situated in Washington cauniy. Virgipi, r,o,vr
hs h lnE Salt Works and the lands and LuiII
ings held thercWtth, for term Of eve ve4rf h,
.Pr mgnee on the - Day q January. lsg,.
The lessee. in addition ~ the rents. will here
quiTcd b. pay all the taxes u-rruiuv 1t,tr s,iJ
property 10 leave upon the property nj the ,,s-
piTatiOn OF the lease. such imprGgmeuts. a.
tgres, furnaces Kettles. etc, n DO found up0n
the e1tate % The commencement of the Io4se
and IN good condition a. he found them and
shali $50, A. me expiration Of his lease. leave
IN good condition all such Improvement. O.
lures, furnaces kettles, etc. A. he ruav hoe
during his term put upon SAID land for fbe
uianage ment Of his business-nnd FhaII BE- lin
tied % supply u salt ON hand al the end sf The
,s NOT exceeding supply Of tho market for
the mex siN mOnths-such amount a. be ssccr-
tanned from the sales Of the rvt six nfopfis al
the proceeding year. The Lessee will b. reoffir..i
70 execute bond. with good security. b. g. 40
proved BY tho Court for the payment II i6s
taxes annually accruing, and The rents III 800
NJ instailments. and Tor the faith fol per;orno.r-
Of al the other giiBulati0ns Of the lease. Inc
Conrt IeffefsinE ne night, # nj any time the
quire tho lessee Go give othss sufficient sr,seif,,
Or 20 terminate the lease. Al a speciai Tero, ~
be . eia, commencing on the l3tn day Of JHIv
l7,si me Court viii tx minimum rent.
Kings salt Works nre sifuatea la W ,-b,r.to,
county, virginia, about eight miles from ~,
main stem Of the Virginia and Tenursssr Rail-
to,.l' .n1 az me terminus Df the branch roaI
running from Glade Spring ta Salivtiis- gG.rI-
log ample railroad transportation a. H. 80.
mont 0t salt 10 marx ct F
. iho SAT- manufactured al these works e. Off.
hnest gaaity. and the gupply Of brine fblngE
the "ciis bhVe been worked Tor mars than fHy
YEAR, sh"w1 no deterI0rati8n in auaittv or Am.
mutton m qnaniitY. very large ares ~
eouh.fy embracing parts Of VirTinis. Tgnues-
see N"fth tafelinn. deoryia, and Alabrma ts
supphed With SAT- from these works and tbs al
lolhihs estate, The two together rupDiyiuv an
increasing demand 10 present AZ ko'i g,r-
A1edred thousand bushels Of salt annuity.
. ~ seldom that such an opp0rtuniiy h a.
iltet i"f the profitable exercise 81 energy and
,ho Investment Ut capital Persons desirinr fo
ease are invited % examine The property and
" lsst the quality Of the brine before The i4y 8T
.ettins and 90 acquaint themseigcs with such
sete eohbecleb with the Manufacture and sale
u salt, a. will enable them h. Fppreriafe ne
annual value Of The property
ARTHUR q. CUMMINGS. a
C8mulissionsr
Abinglon. Va. May p. lsGs my25tf
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BUY AT HOME.

4 prepared for manufacturing sash.
Doors. blinds. inside aud out, Pivot and
Stationary Slats. Frames &c every description.
Brackets Cornices, plain and ornamental.
Mautelpieces, Mouldiugs OF all kinds, Base
Boards Flnerina Poplar aud Pine Ceiling
Plank. Misunderstanding. and Building Mate
rial generally. Also. Binders and Contractor
All AZ ~ low rates as can be imported OF equal
quality. Send 0rders Punctaality and DIS
patch are cur business creed. Once and Fec
tory adjoining Nashville aud ChattNneogz Rail
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashville,
TURRJVILIE q FUECHER.
nnr4 IAHlR
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FIRE-Tbe saw-mill belonging 10
LOOMS & Co, came near being burned late
last evening. The Ere was caused by a
spark. This makes the second time Il has
caught Ere within the last four Weeks.-
Chaffanoaoa Repnblioan, MaV %.
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NV HAYES, Coma, Kay 29-The
Yale Calvert proposes that the students
who graduated under the late President
Day, shonld contribute one dollar each, 10
erect a suitable monument 10 him in the
Iollege Prounda
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NOTICE.


WATER Tax CoLLEoroRs OvgtepI
MAY ~, 1868.
II, EALL.lL pELINQUENISU USING HYDRANT
all Water Tax unpaid will be handed 10 ibe nv
lice Tor arrests aud hneI
NJ 4. KOCKEL.
N.Y. Nv Water Tax Collector.
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A Q A r d.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CT.
CHARLESTON. S. c..
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR a co
NEW YORK.

FACTORS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ will make liberal advances on Cotton.
to them N %
:. ~. Taylor, Of the above House.
vii DC happy o. answer Inquiries until Monday
next, at the ohice OF Messrs. McAllisfcr X
Nheless. or at the st. Cloud Hotel mvso In,
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COKEf C0KEt

81 90 PR . fAR q, ot AZ, P sS: Va P:
81 at the Gas Works. Orders LEFT az the once.
lie Church street. viii be promptly Tiled
J. II. kkADRlCk,
mAy3-lm Secretary.
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In Banlruptcy.

THlS IS T0GIvE NOTICBTHAT. ON THE
"a! day Of May, A. d. 1855. n warrant I'M
II. Is calhoun, Of the county Of Wilson ,nd
State OF tennessee. who has been adiudged N
nahkruPt on hls Owl petition; that the payment
ing 20 such bankrupt 10 him. or ~ I'M ~, nj
5ho transfer OF any property BY him are forbid
den by law that meeting % the creditors al
s3lu bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and 10
choose one or more aSsignces Of hiss estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 he holden
on the 18Th day of June. A. Il. 1865. az Z o'clock
?: NJ, At tho oihoe of the Register In Bankruptcy
fore Alexander ). Bradley. $50. Register
,,, =. X. GLASCOCK
mN.LI IL III h
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PUBLIC RENTING
KINGS SALT WORAS.

RY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE err
- cult Court Of Washington county. Vjrginie
pronounced on tbe 18th dag Of April. ISIS. io
me w sa.e on william h. lietakeli. Admir- Of John
McCali and others ! will as Commissioners. pro
eeed, m accordance with the terms of md A.
cree, on Ehur@dny. the 3Dfh siny 81
July. 1865. upon tho premises. 10 Iessa f1 fie
hlghest hidd.r. ~ nmhIir nnlcrr
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AUCTION SALE.

I WILL SELL AT MY Auction Roa,fs
l. No. IS Church street. ON
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY Both
. At II O'clock Precisely.
c"e zine Plano, for account Of a ! adv Ivav-
ing the city Also. ourusuaI -uUrly ..f 80 80
second hand Furniture. Groceries. cic.
"a. .. DOLIN.
Auction and COmmission Mereb,uf
uiN' ~ No, * Church street.
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PLANTERs, RANk NOTES.

I'm ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF TIRE
Il General Assembly 81 the state % Tennessee
approved ueeember IL 1885. entitled an act 80
expedite the distribution Of the elects 81 Banks
which have or may make assignments among
their creditora," notice D. hereby giYen 70 the
holders 81 the notes II the Planter Bank q
Tennesses 10 present them 10 the undersigned
A. the Bank 10 Nashville Tor payment betlyaan
new and tho hrst day 81 January 1853. or they
viii be forever barred.
ly2 dkstiljanl g. -''
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TnIs Is no GIVE NOTICE. THAr ON TILE

TnIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
- ri day Of Maya A. u. ISIS, warrant In
VIM. Major, Of the county Of Wilson ami
state OF Tennessee. who has been adiudred n
bankrupt ON has own petition. that the paw
mSht oI any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 70 such bankrupt to ksm- ,,r Tor bis
use and the transfer of any property % him are
iorbdden by law that metting Of the cred
hors OF the said bankrupt, to Prove their debts.
and 90 choose one or move ASSIGNEE MI i,is sstt.
VIII be held at uoart Of Bankruptcy. 10 b.
holden on the 10th day Of MAY, a. ID lstis
atSgoelOck A. NJ, az the Office Of the Register ian
bankruptcy, 1T the Courthouse IN Iebnnop
Tennessee, before Alexander S. Bradley, Esq.
Register.
II ID or agCorr-
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
I'd day OF May A. y. 1865. n warrant Inn
bankruptcy was issued against The state of
RRaYld LILLIAN, OF 10Th district. ia the county of
Wilson, and state of tennessee who kos bern
adludged "a bankrupt ON his Own petition.
that the payment Of any debts and dslt
cry on any property belonging to such hankrupt
70 him or Tor has use, and the transfer Of any
property BY bin. are forbidden By law. thai "a
meeting o. the creditors Of tho said blnkrupf
70 prove their debts and 10 choose ono or more
as'iIShees OF hs estate vii! be held az "A Court
81 BanEruptcy, 10 be holden on fheo0tb dav IN
June Y T. 1868, at . O'Clock A. NJ. an Tho
once OF the Register in Bnnkrupfrv. st me
Co9ithou,e' Lebanon, Tennessee. before Alex
r. h. GLASCOCE
HmajdOlt ~ s. Marshal Messsneer
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BOYS CLOTHING,

1 All PREPARED To MAKE TO ORDER.
Boys paths' and Ohildfen's GIoaAinN,
hentlemen' EhiTts. Drawers. ana Summer Cloth
tng, and with the assistance 81 my hnskand Dan
eeanlan, " hose reputation A. q cutter - wen
kn0gn. can Euarasstse HafisiactiOu 10 All VIA
may f8v9E ne with orders.
Mks. DAN J. SEAMAN.
msl0lm TAN. Summer street.
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-Line,ln bateligcuocr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-27

, mr. cnAaIrs Drx1rsr.

1ftN fftt7I0 0't777F ITT- 'I7t i'1 sIf|
Farewell, mo nsses ssncs part 10 must, t
HOW bsisa snsn ,hs sSin S ions he pan
10 part-end part forevcrt
'Twere bootles: now TO question why,
Or fan the dying embcr--
Eessss Sss ~ Tn n ..S
FarsyelIi asste, since part we must.
Wen part 10 qniet fsshions Dg3bUC
For US no foolish tears you know,
You az sosns,isnes "s S @ wished that you had died
Ere you over met me,
The fitnre yeAss are ali your own .Af
Wherein TO quito forget me.
We drained Loves goblet to the dress,
And shamed the Servof OF the days 'i.il'
Through all 9 summers ssa:on;
Through lips, our spiriia blending; w
How strange that that sAould oeuse TO be
Which once VIC Thought uncnding.
saw you f,rst when early spring e 2
Had tipped the green with heather;
The robin piped upon the true,
All nature came together:
The light Of love Was n your eyes
The brown leaves lie 6oncath us now,
And we, MA rsfe are partcdi "F1
but why shoald love l,ks yours survive q
An April biossoM ok tho heart,
Twas but summers fancy;
And II the thought Of II shosald chance
To cross my mind hereafter,
',ST < hing atns % of iesrs ears and iaSshteri
But back, ma ,sie, .you,ll sometimes turn,
Your thoushtf,ii vigiis Keeping,
To other days where, early slain, Du'
0ur hurled Ioy0 liaa aiQeninQ.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-27

A stcrn-whccl steamboat IL boIne
built by Captain j. Murray, at Dover,
and will be completed In a few weeks,
She In LIZ feet keel, 1921 feet on deck,
80 feet beam, 35 feet floor, feet on the
clear, with a sheer of 5 feet forward,
floor timbers 81 by q, kelson % inches
deep, side plank q inches, bottom
plank 81, with extra bolts and fasten-
ings, and built Of tho best timber
Stewart county affords. The ma.
chinery was built by Messrs. ID. G.
Hill 4 Co., of New Albany. The
cylinders are 10 inches, Al feet stroke
three - feet boilers, 40 inches In diam.
otter, 2 fiucs, watcr-wheel 20 by q feet
This steamer Is 32l feet longer and
. feet wider than tho common stern
wheelers, and will have all tho lats
improvements In machinery and out
fit. No expense will be spared IN
making her q first-class Missouri Riv'
er packet, for which trade she Is bclnp
ex pressly built. She will come oui
on IL or Is inches draft, and will leav,
ON her first trip for Fort Benton, Mon
tana Territory, about the first o
March.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-27

New miick COWS slsuuld be cArdsf
daily. They like II, and IL pays
potash. Therefore wood sshes are 8
good manure for u.
Put 4 few live fish into wells, II an.
e3e worms ineest them. = .. % . : Z
II the roots of trees arc dSnpc<l into
water just before planting, tho earth
ate support 10 the Hnsall fibers.
John johnson says that farmers
must give special attention to sheep
and cattle keeping II they want 10
make grain grow nxofc profitable.
Calciacd plaster In A. good fertu-
iser ~ the uncaIcined, bat II Is usually
wastcd after Its iso In arts.
Some one says n salt H. kept before
q horse ir . stable, no Will not gnaw
his manger. Trial win tell.
Root crops not grsfn, are'fhe thing
br young olchartts. They do not
steal 30 much tree food. ..s.g-f.
Toads are capital helpers In taking
care OF vina patches
Experiences seem TO prove that
fence posts setup the veycrss wsy fsouR
which they grew, Will lnst much tho
longer f.fl.-..,
It's diffic,At 10 toll collc from bolts
In horse, but q Tablespoonful Of cklo-
rof0rm, IN twice ~ much nsuciIage. ~
q good remedy for either s..sq
Rich milk Il not the BEST for calves.
A butter COW II not q good stock COW.
Look oct for morals ~ well n mis-
Gle In hiring farm hands. They may
ruin the boys by their vicious exam
pies. ~ ~ aftl
Carrots srvrecounnended for hossss
to aid digestiopv and tomatoes to cows
to insprovc and increase the milk.
Feed stock regularly, and cut and
cook food as much ~ possible. Few
formers do II. lf.3sa a.,
Managers should be lowr and stables
well ventilated and well lighted
Many horses are made blind by being
kept In the dark. lsglf
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THIS CouRr.-Tho Bryan fTexas)
Nows Letter relates the following:

Tins CouRr.-'rho Bryan fTexas)
News Letter relates the following:
We were a witness TO the following
incident, which happened not thou
sand miles away from the queen city
Of Bryan. H. ~ .s.,.1
Esq. H.-"Your honor, l would
like TO continue with this case, II Il DO
the proper time" la
Judge P.--''Thls court can have
nothing TO do with your case before
security is given for costs.n
Esq. H.-"But, your honor, this
case was brought by an administrator
and you cannot under the law forco
him to give security" ~.
Judge P.-'Mr. H., this court, II II
knows itself, IL prcsuincd.to know tho
law, and II does not sit here 10 be die
tatcd TO by lawyers. You must givo
Esq. H.--nwell, your honor, IL this
IL your decision, know my remedy I;
I will sue out a writ Of mandamus."
Judge P.--"Young man." rising TO
the lofticst height Of his judicial Dig
nifty, "if Il suits your pun poses, you
can get writ Of goddamus and little
win It effect tho decision of this
court" nuir. r f
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ovesaeass .f Pr.s.i.s.e southern,

sps.
The Huntsville Democrat says oi
General Joseph Wheeler.
We had tho pleasure yesterday
of a visit from this distinguished ex-
Confederate General. He Is In fine
health, and IL now n citizen aud reg
istcred voter III Lawrence County,
Alabama, but In q member Of the firm
OF Bouton, Smith a Co, In Now Or.
leans, engaged In tho importation and
sale ~ Iron ti.'s FOR cotton bales, from
an English manufAtsory. elu-e
Ex-Governor Orr, says tho Augasts
Chronicle, recently contemplated 10
moval to Minnesota. We now learf
that the Governor, alter visiting th'
West, has dccided 70 abldo the for
tunes of bis nafise State, aud has 40
ceptcd o ir1gcship unlcr the ncv