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New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

In the light of Mr.. Weeds testimony, We
should like to hear something more from
The Times upon the Roman virtue of tho
Senators who voted against impeachment.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
&en'2lork Daily Gribm1re.
THURSDAY, MAY 2S, 1868.

For Prtsident. .....Gen. Ulysses :. Grant.
FOR Vice President. Hon. Schuyler COliax.
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FROM EUROPE.

The RepubIse of Mckee Recognized by
HsIy-The Provinces Recognize the span
fsh Jupts-Fenian Prisoners 20 be Released
The Usited states the hrst to rec0gnize
the Span ish Sunta-Additionsl Reforms
RestorstSon 70 Ensland-The Cap.nin-0en-
erai Of Cuba gives In 20 the Junts-The
Cable of sec NJ work az ain.
LONDON, Oct 12.-Telegrams from Florence
announce that italy has formally recognized the
Republic Of Mexico.
The Fenian prisoners at DOrtmore are to be re-
leased. at o..
MADnD, Oct 12.-All the provinces have for
mslly recognized the provisional junts.
The United States was the first to recognize the
provisional junts. The juuta has declared add.
iional reforms; among which are the alb Iiion OF
The death penalty the sanctity Of private letters
and domieis. The junta has ordered the restora-
ton to England of the bark Tornado, with DANA
ges :or her wrongful detention, and the imprisou-
ment of the Spanish officer who ordered her
seizure.
PARIS, Oct ls.-Tbe Journal des Debats says
Lersundi. the captain general Of Cuba. has given
in his adherence TO the provisional government.
Cubsns in Spain will be permitted to choose two
members Of the junta.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Atlantic cable, known
as the cable of 1866, was repaired on Sunday, and
is now wol king perfectly.
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vARnrrEs-That sterling comedy "Lotdon
Assurance with its rare variety Of original char.
aciers, and it, many amusing contretemps. was
last evening presented stthe Varieties. Miss Josio
Orion as Lady Cay, Miss Isabel Freeman IS
Grace Harkd,cay. Floyd as Dolly Soanker, VIM
ing Bowers ss NEEDLE, were up to QUE full ex-
pectationr. Mr.. Ryan ss Sir Harcotut Coerey
played the character admirably, but dressed u
abominsbly. From his makeup "a man from the
conntry'' would have supposed tbAt,b IaAfkyt.
nj. Cogswell 90 Dazzle, and Miss Anna Vaughn -
Pert, were very good. We must not omit to
thank the orchestra for some choice morccaux
furnished during the interludes of the play. The
comedy " Everybody's Friend il announce for
repetition this evening. .is.- y. -cf
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Prof. Haselmayer IL really
wonderful as an illusionist and someof his perform
ances almost induce one TO doubt the ASSURANCES
of his own eyes and ears His aerial bell disc,oses
all sorts of strange things concerning this OF that
Individual in the audience. completely ecliEsing
Planchette in it's revelations. And the profeasor,
in addition to his pleasing manners and CONVERSE
ton, is of musical turn too, and upon his own
invented etylocarfe will strike you of d)zeu
popular airs In the most accurate thine ana iu
perfect harmony. Then too, the canaries, and
their exploits are well worth seeing. The pro-
fessor gives matinee tomorrow noon, aud an
entertainment every night this week. taking
benefit on Friday evening.
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UEsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IL. 1863.

right, and can only be asserted ny the party him
self. 5. Because the petition ID insufficient in law
in this, that II AYERS that said supe visors will
continue to refufe persons registration who are
legally entitled thereto. This alIegsl fsic)
will not warrant the court in issuing an injunction
against the defendants. 6. Because the writ is.
sued by court Is not warranted by law, il being
both an injunction and msndsmus In the same
court. Z. Because the remedy Of party refused
registration is by mandamus, which can only issue
after rule to show cause. s. Because the rem
edy, II any, was against the Board Of Registra.
ton by mandamus, to compel them to revoke
in violation Of law. 9. Because this writ seeks
to deprive the supervisors Of registration of ell
discretion, and all power to Judge under the law
and within the scope of their authority, whether
persons presenting themselves are legally entitled
to register. 10. Because the parties plaintiff have
executed no bond to indemnify defendants against
any damages they might sustain by reasons of
suing out said Injunction wroDgfuly. ii. The
affidavit is not sufficient TO authorize said writ to
issue. 81, e-.r.
Rule to be tried to-day at 10 A. NJ
Mr.. E. CLIFFORD. one of the registrars in the
sixth District Court 10 the following eject: That
one Joseph Calliatt, week or two ago, prayed
for and obtained mandsmqs agsinis5 sAs {sRiii
ore. for refusing to register him that petitioner
vehemenfly opp 6ssd the action Of bis colleagues
in the premises, and that from the commencement
of registration he has solemnly protested against
all such action, but has been overruled by the ma
jority. He therefore prays that the judgment of
the court in relation to the Calliatt case be made
null and of no effect as regards petitioner, and
he relieved from payment Of any costs incurred
by or adJudged to the registrars of the Second
Ward.
FIRST LIEUTENANT ]. Il. PURCELL, first infantry,
has been ordered to report to the commanding
officer, post Of Alexsndria, La, for temporary
duty in addition to bis duties in connection with
cemeterial operations. ~ ,. 10 L sa. an
SIX SOLDIERS of the Twentieth Infantry, tried
by court martial upon charges OF deserton, have
each been sentenced Ito be dishonorably dis
charged and drummed out of the service Of the
United States; to forfeit all pay and allowances
now due or that may become due him; to be in.
delibly marked on the left hip with the letter
thee inches long and to be confined at hard la
Dor at such military prison a. the commanding
general may designate, for three years. ID II
Gen. Rousseau has confirmed the sentences and
ordered them duly executed. Ship Island has
been designated as the place of confinement.
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MARKETs.

MOBILE, Oct. l2-Cotton-SaIes to-day 400
bales; market quiet; middlngs 24c. Receipts
1884 bales exports 30 bales.
LONDON, Oct. l2-N0on.-Consols 9isUS43.
Bonds 74s. r.-
FRAsKFoRr, Oct. 12.-Bonds ~.
LIVERPOOL, Oct l2-Noon.--Cotton tends up
ward sales 10 900 bales. Breadstuis quiet. Corn
buoy ant at 3Ss 80.
LivERpooL, Oct 2-Afternoon.- Cotton frmer,
but not quotably higher. Market more active.
Sales q, 900 bales. Talow 49s. Bacon declining,
SIS. Cd. Naval stores quiet.
HAvRR, Oct. 12.-Cott0n l.3S.
LONDON Oct l2s-Securities firm.
FRANKFORT, Oct. l2.-Bonds quiet and steady
7a@77A.
LIVERPOOL, Oct IL -Eveuing.-Cotton market
buoyant. sales to-day &c, 900 bales. Uplands l0l
@I6Ed.. Orleans ll@llld. Breadstuifs unchanged.
Lard quiet-7ls.
HAvRE, Oct. l2.-Cotton firm. Tres ordinaire
l 3s. .lt.a
moderate. Stocks generally steady. sub.treasu,
~ balance 1913 100000. 5.20s of 1862 ll2l OF
1864 llca; of 1865 ll0s new issue lost; OF 1861
1854; Of 1868 l09l l040s 1861.
Nkw YORK, Oct. l2.-Cotion quiet and steady (;
sales to-day IL, 600 bales; middlings, 26Ac Flour
favors buyers. Wheat heavy. Corn dropping !;
mixed Western 81 1901 20. Lard dull. Turpen-
tine 1904. Bosin 81 50@7 so. Freighs more
active on grain, unchanged ON cotton. Govern
menis closed steady; 5 EOS Of 1862, ll2i North
Carolinss new IS, Virginiss 532. new 542. Money
easy Sterling quiet and firm. %. Gold 1871.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l2.-Flour-family s. 5000
Wheat 81 so. Corn csc. Oats $4,000. Whisky,
| free. 81 30. Pork $50 5O@3O rs. Bulk meats
held at l2@ltlc. Bacon-shoulders lSI@lSac.
clear rib sides l63c, clear sides l7tc. Lard lsac
Butter 33@3sc. Eggs 22c. Cheese l60lsc.,
ST. LOUIS, Oct l2.-Tobacco quiet and un
changed. Superfne -four IS 20. Wheat, fall
| 81 SO. Corn s3G95c. Oats 52955c. Pofs
$50 so. Bacon-shouders l34Gl3sc., sides 1916.
clear sides lac. Lard lsiQl9c. whisky held
| at 81 80.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l2.Tobacco UNCHANGED
with light sales. supetfae -four So 25@6 80
| Wheat 81 9O02. Corn. old. 9sc.01sl; bulk
| new, sc 6a6oc. Oats 55057c. Mess pork $50 so
Lard 1910. Bacon-shoulders 1885,. clear rit
sides l6a@l6lc., clesr sides l7ic. whisky. raw
free, 81 80. Cotton 24c. e,
SAVANNAH, Oct 12-Cotton opened quiet bu
firm and closed steady. Sales to day 405 bales
mddlings Csc. Receipts 1897 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. l2.-Cotton opened activ
and finer but closed quiet. Sales III bales
middlpgs 24c. Receipts ll5s bales.
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The registration Offices are now open again.
and again we call on our people to be active
and diligent in the work. We do not suppose
that there will hereafter be much difficulty,
except perhaps, in few cases, which can be
easily settled. Under the law as it stands
every citizen, not DISTINGUISHED for crime,
can register. Those disfranchised for politi-
cal causes can relieve themselves by taking
affidavit No. 3. known as the reconstruction
affidavit. Every man in the State can, legally
and conscientiously take that affidavit. There
should be no hesitation. The great majority
of voters, however, can register under the
first affidavit, which simply declares that the
affiant is not DISTINGUISHED for any of the
causes named in article SO Of the Constitu'
ton. That article viii be found in the CREs
CENT, and We direct the attention of oul
readers to it. Register, Democrats! Regis
ter at oncel Delays are dangerous. We car
and must register $4,000 or $4,000 whit
votes in this city.
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RIvER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, Oct. l2.-Passed down Louisiana
at 5P. M. yesterday and Henry Ames At 2 y. "A.
to-day. Passed ups FndssnA ~ ar. NJ. Sunday.
Ruth at III this A. NJ. and Quitman at P. NJ. River
rising slowly.
ST. LOUIS oct. l2.-River falling.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.-River falling, AZ feet in
the canal by the mark. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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,e Shreveport News of the Sd says:

The Shreveport News Of the Sd says:
+, Onsuuday another encounter ensued between the
races IN Bosser parish about four miles frors this
place. II had is origin in the shooting OF white
man, citizen of Arkansas, by negro num-
Der Of Arkansans came down to sTenge ais death.
but the citizens OF Shreveport and the military
went over and restored peace. Two white aud
several negroes we're killed. Considerable ex'
citement prevailed here on first report but All 10
quiet at present. though the trooDs have net re-
turned.
The Monroe IntelIise acer tRsdioal) Of tbs Tth
Jays: ir-qrn .rf r t-raI ~
We learn that trouble has again broken out In
Booster parish. The facts a. We heard them are
as follows (" About ten days ago 0 man return
ing from Shreveport got into difficulty with some
colored people aboutfve miles above shreveport
in the course of which he fred bis pistol at fhem.
but without injuring any one. The colored men
tied him and were shout punishing him, when two
Young men whom they knew intefceded with them
and promised TO see justice done. The Whit man
was taken before magistrate, bat - the ceiored
no witnesses appeared against him and he wss
dh charged. The colored men then, in huntips up
the man from Arkansas came across the two foang
men and shot them.
down from Arkansas to revenge the tying OF their
frit nd, and commenced an indiscriminate slangh.
ter of the colored people In tho neighbornooo
where the FIRST difficulty occurred. squao OF
citizens had left Shreveport 10 arrest the eSioreo
men Who shot the two young men, pot itlis not
known whether they succeeded. compAny OF
troops had left Shreveport for ths protsogon Oh
the remaining colored people.
We learn ffom Mr.. A. L. Hay, edhsr Of ths
Shreveport News, who arrived here suncAy by
the Lizzie Hopkins. that that steamer brought
down to Baton Rouge thirty-sisht colorsdl men
who had been convicted Of participating In fhe 70
cent riot in Bossier parish. and sentenced 70 one
years Imprisonment in the pspitantiary. Df the
jurymen who brought In the verdict eighA were
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FROM MONTGOMERY.


MONTGOMERY, Oct. 12.--Governor Smith has 10
sued proclamation for an election in this State
for president, on the Sd day Of November. The
proclamation IL issued in accordance with the
election law passed by the Legislature. Under
that law there is to be no other election in this
State before November. 1870 !; at that time mem.
bers Of Congress, governor State officers, legis-
lators- ETC., are to be elected. The present in
cumbents to hold over until that time. Rsgistra-
ton commenced this morning In this city; the ne
groes largely outnumber the whites. re.,
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct I'LL A. M.-Barometer
2o:75. Wind E. N. E. and fresh. Arrived: Steam
ship Trade Wind, Morrill,. from Belize. Honduras,
son 4 Co.; British ship Monsoon, Chiffon, master,
from Liverpool, with general cargo, to ]. G. Ling
ham Co. Sailed: Schooner Oriental.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
City Quiet Last neutrality-suspicious. Of
c Collision To-Day.

lHTLApELrHIA. Oct. 12.-City quiet, no meeting
t,Iilbt. Politicians are engaged preparing tickets.
the sherih's deputies and the mayors extra
: POLICEMEN. The Democrats, encouraged by
shrtwood's naturalization decision. claim the
cit, by 5000 to 5000, while the Republicans claim
A., it " 5000. tls "A ~ rHor
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h. Brsughns and MeasrA Joseph Rice and Samuel
P. Blanc. - 80 .--.-.. :, - -
The Tigers. at y o'clock. Special meeting and
inp ortant business.
The Magnolia Democratic Club. at 217 Gravier
street. ---i.--
TIE Rousseau Guards.
The Southern Seymour Club.
The Fuller Guards, ct Brooke's engine house.
Algiers.
The Drsymen's Club, at5r.x.
The State Centrsl Committee. -.
The Seymour videttes. Us i.., $50
Seymour Knights, at their headqusrterss the
Gem, ct TIN. H.
Crescent Mounted Club, corner OF Prytans and
Felicity streets, at ESQ r. NJ. ~
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PHILADELPHIA.
Preliminary Notes Of the Election
RHH PARTIES BUsy-TW0 THOUSAND EXTRA
POLICEMEN AND DEPUTY SHeAtFs. ETC.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Business to-day was
shost suspended. Each party Is parsdlng with
binds OF music, urging their friends to vote early.
TIE mayor, who is Republican. has sworn IN 1000
Is a Democrat, has sworn in 1000 deputies. A
week ago the sheriff ordered 1000 hickory clubs
% his deputies. The house where the clubs were
stirred was burned last night.
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Stern & Bro, notwithstanding their extensive
sales throughout the summer, intend to offer to.
day at public auction 500 cases shoes, boots, bro
gsns, balmorsls, congress CATERS, etc.. made
specially for the Southern market, and for town
and country wear. Their sslerooms are 50 Nag
zine and Sc Gravier street. Country merchants
will find to their advantage TO attend these sales.
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MArRnoSrAL.-An exchange paper has the
following: gel ..ei.ete.s3
at h said that there are more editors Tnmar'
For The yesson. We suppose, the majority OF
them are men Of fine sentiment, and 90 nft H"n
to starvs apybody's sister.
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PROM IsDIAHAPoIn.
outrage on q Prece.sion.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IA procession Of white
Boys in Blue " was fred into from dark alley last
night The gun was loaded with small shot. Five
or six persons were severely though not danger
ously wounded.
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FROM MONROE, LA.

Radical Neninstisn for the Kifsh Cengres-
sl0nal DIstsic $1,000
Special Dispatch 10 the N. o. Crescentl
MoSRoE, La, Oct. l2.-The Republican Con-
vention held ct this place nominated Frank Morey
for Congress from the Fifth District Of Louisi-
ana. Fl f.rr.. N.
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Thanks to Cox F. L. Claiborne, of Pointe
Coupee, for his kind remembrance.
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sovereignty Of Panama. and until Constitution il
termed has delegated the executive power to Act
ing President eirross and the recognized pre-
vsional government. - - a -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-29

PARIS, July 2s.-Prince Napoleon has
returned TO Paris from his tour Of the east.
DARMsTApr, July ga negotiation
Grand Duchal Government OF Hesse ana
the United states. II is precisely similar 70
that negotiated with the North German
Confederation, except that Q protocoi II
added IL explain doubtful passages.
Mr.. Bancro9, the American Minister, nss
gone to Stuttgart 10 open negotiations ioI
treaty with the Government OF "uf'etn-
burg n,
VIENNA. July 2s-Dispatches from Bel.
grade saw the assassins of Prince Michael
have been shot.
Iospos. July 27.--The reports are con.
al ia, neace has been concluded BY
Russis with Bokhara. II Is said that the
isnssan commander inOBokhara has pfohib-
ted the trade between Bokhafa ana India.
VIENNA. July 2s.-Dispstches from Bel
Grade report that the court had pronounced
Sentence of desth against one accOmplice In
the murder of Prince Michael The execu.
ton of the murderers and their accomplices
will take place forthwith. Measures OF &C.
curity are threatened against Prince Kara
and in his absence against his
secretary.
LoSDoH, July 2s.-Thc propriety Of erect
ipg monument in West Minister Abbey in
honor OF Lord Brougham and Prof. Fara-
day, has been widely canvassed and warmly
advocated both in ard out Of Parliament.
II is rumorcl that a new French loan Is
about TO be placed in the market.
Advices from Spain report that the gov
eminent has distributed troops throughout
the province If Catalonia, and that under
thu operation Of martial law and through
the efficiency OF flying column OF military
all attempts at rising had been repressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-29
NEWS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July ga Are last night Ut
l76 Lake st. resulted In the loss Of $1,000
worth Of stock furniture. belonging TO II.
Alexander, and $500 damage to the build
lag, owned BY VIM. Blair.
10 The case OF Chas II. Berry Geld ". The
G.. 4. l. 4 p. X. X. Co., 70 restrain the
company frsm denying the legality Of the
last issue Of stock. the court yesterday is-
sued an order appointing Edward 81 John
and Peter Gardiner, special masters to rs-
esivs the assent Of holders Of shares be-
loogisg to the $1,000. and report 10 court.
Schuyler ColfAx will arrive here ct
this evening, and will Be met at the depo'
q the foot of Madison street by the MIMI
and Tenth Ward Tanners, and citizens gen
orally, and escorted to the residence OF 1o,.
Brsw, on Michigan Avenue. Al eiocs
tomorrow morning Mr.. CoifaI VIII 'save
for South Bend, whore . popular ova'en
awaits him. A large number Of his friends
will sceompsuv him from this city Three
hundred Germans have offered Themselves
a. On sGeors. -.
The Pork Packers association Of this
city Yesterday appointed Prof. Granger and
". Z. Richardson committee to visit
central and southern portions Of the State
70 invest gate tho disease which is proving
10 fatal among cattle.
T.. P. Fowler WAS yesterday robbed Of
$500 q the First National Bank BY . grab
thief
There we're 22i deaths for The week end
ing July 70, Q? Of which were frsm cholera
iIfantum.
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MARYLAND.

BAliaohr. July IS The CITY Council
.ast evening vot q 10000 ior the relief "
the suilri-is by The food. and eij0 600 10
repair The streets. and go 900 for clearing
away Tie suLd ard rubbish The Council
also adopted resolution Of thanks To Geo.
" Ch,lds. OF Philadelphia. for pledges Of
,.uiiibu,iuLs
The Board 81 Trad. is "a hold meeting o
adopt resolutions III aid Of the sufferers.
Many families aye entirely dcstit ute AMI
i.me!ess. and living Temporarily In engine
houses oi The Fire Department,
Wits from the Superior Court Of Balli
more city. IN Two suits against Gen. But
cr, were served as he passt d through Ba,-
tiniorc last evening, one for false imprisor-
mont. by G. w. Woolcy. OF Cincinnati, who
lays damages at 10000, and another by
kimberly Bros ct baltimore, 10 recover
$4,000. alleged 10 have been extorted from
them by Gun. Butler while commanding
al Fort Monroe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-29
WASHINGTON.

wAsniHsrsH, July 29.-Thsrs s's Z. 900
supervisors and rs detectives TO b appoint
ed under The new tax bill. Since i Vas
signed By the President large numbers Of
applications have been fled at the Office Of
Internal revenue for appointment to these
petitions, many applicants being collectors
and assessors asking promotion. The de-
tsctivss will probably be chosen from
among the most efficient officers Of the late
corps Of agents and inspectors under the
Of the new bill. About 500 in
spsetors. IS special agents. and 10 revenue
agents went cut Of Office.
Quite . number Of members Of Congress
Who we're unable to leave this city, are
engaged 10 the transaction Of business Of
Importance to themselves and their con-
stitusnts. Several have also visited the
Executive Mansion for the purpose Of clos
ing up Business which required the eonsid-
Grafton Of the President prior to their de-
parturs for home.
The First National Bank Of Marlboro,
Mass, has made application 10 the Treas
ury Department for revocation Of their
appointment % Government agents.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July rs -The President
has issued u proclamation announcing the
ratification OF the i,h amendment by the
Legislature IL Georgia Accompanying il
Is a PRONUNCIATION from the Secretary OF
State TO the ciiec. that said amendment has
been ratified by three-fourths of the States
and becomes valid az part OF the constiiu-
ton of the United States.
Chas y hovey OF Illinois, has been bre-
veted Major General by the President for
gallant and meriiorious conduct at Chcka-
saw. Bayou and Arkansas Post In the win
ter Of lS62G3
The Commissioner Of the Yrcedmen's
Bureau for Arkansas has, in obedience to
orders received from Headquarters in th q
city. discharged quite q number Of civil
agents: some OF them replaced bv the mill
tary.
Officers of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has given notice by telegraph to
collectors that spirits may be Withdrawn
from bond on pay ment Of so cts. per gallon
and ~ per barrel of 40 gallons, equal to 81
elsa proof gallon. All dis'illeries must be
closed until disiilers have given new bonds
and complied with recently passed laws in
all particulars.