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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-09
Attention, Taxpayers |!

TN PURSUANCE OF THE AUTHORITY
/ given by Section 81 Of the Act to amend the
charter of Nashville, and for other purposes, ."
passed March 10th, 1868, the City Council passed
an act 20 apply the provisions of the said law TO
the collection of taxes now due the city. and in
conformity thereto, the Recorder has turned
over 10 me the list of said taxes accTuing prior
TO and including the year 1867. with the follow
ing warrant
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
YELLOW PINE FLOORTN0

Mr.. T. W. MORGAN remains with him. aud
will be plsasei % vast on hls friends sRd The
public generally. myliim
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AN PREPARED To FURNISH ANY
1 quantity Of the best NeiiOW Pine FIOor-
Ing, dressed or in the rough, htredHccl priees.
Buiiders and contractors will make u ~ their
interest To rail- and see me before they pureh asa
Orders Allied promptly.
]. ~; HAWKINS. Agent
apT5 Pm h
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j. . II L Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. I5 North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
II line Of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
which he will make up to order, in the latest
prices.
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RIDERS FFT'CE, I
NASHVILLE, TENN june !, 1868.

To b. J. SHERIDAN. City Revenue Collector:
STR-You are hereby required and commanded
TO proceed 10 collect the taxes and revenue in
the foregoing books Of assessment setfOrth from
the moneys, goods, chattels merchandise, and
other personal property of the person OF per
sons in whose name the same may be assessed
according 20 proper interest or ownership,
whether hduciary. in trust, or otherwise; and
where the aX-payer's name Is unknown from
the property assessed and liable. and where no
personal property Of the tax payer can be found,
from the personal property, on the real estate
for the taxes assessed thereon, by distress and
sale Of go much Of such property as may be
necessary 90 pay the assessment Of taxes, and all
costs and accruing costs according to the pro
visions Of an act Of tho General Assembly, TO
amend the charter OF the city Of Nashville, and
for other purposes" passed March 10th, 1865.
and wherein not otherwise provided according
60 the law Of this State. regulating the sales of
personal property by Sherifs, ON executions.
W. MILLS, Recorder.
In obedience 20 the above directions, | will,
on aud after the 10TH Day oF 9gNE, 1865 pro-
coed 90 make levy and sale Of the property of
delinquents for the collection OF the taxes now
due. b. J. SHERIDAN,
iuni g City Revenue Collector.
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RANKRuPT NOTIOE.
BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING FULLY
= prepared for manufacturing sash,
Beers, Blinds, inside and out, Pivot and
Stationary Stats. Frames of every description,
Brackets, COrnices plain and ornamental,
Mantelpieces, Mouldings of all kinds Base
Boards, Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank, Misunderstanding, and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Builders and Contractors.
All at as low rates as can be imported of equal
quality. Send orders Punctuality and dis
patch are our business reed. Office and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashville,
- TURBTvILLE& FULCHER.
apr4 d&wly
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COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.

For Through Tickets and other Information
please apply at the office of the Nashville CITY
Transfer Company, northwest corner of Cherry
and Church streets. and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
j. b. VAN DYNE. Gen. Supt
iano6 If
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BUsINESs SUITS.

lie is also in receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers TO gentle,
men in business suits of TIE latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect has
goods az No. u North Cherry street.
ri
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II II Nj A N II A / r.
f.. LO y r. A u J..
pEALER IN
Braids, CHrIS, WGteF1GiIS, Hair
JesCeLrg. PeTTtfInery and
Fancy Goods,
No. 81 NORTH CHERRY STREET,

HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
1 1 stock Of Goods, TO which he invites the at
teution Of the ladies Every description OF Hair
Work done in the best style and at short notice.
He particularly invites an inspection OF hls
stock Of Perfumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best ia the line.
Watch Repairing attended 10 By an expert
enced workman febl4 n
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Excelsior Manufacturing Co.
ST. LOUIS.

rPHESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY Pop
Mar Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852. Each succeeding year has
added TO their popularity, until the name bias
become familiar in every household in the West
and South. The demand for our
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PUBLIC RENTING
OF
KINGS SALT WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court OF Washington county, Virginia.
pronounced on the 18th day of April, 1865, in
the case of William X. Heiskell, Admr. of j. ohm
d. Mitchell decd, and Others. vs.. Alexander
Mccall and others, will, rs Commissioner, pro
ceed in accordance with the terms Of said de-
cree on Thursday, the seth day Of
July, 1868. upon the premises, to lease 10 the
highest hidda r. at public Outcry.
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The i:aU p. N. IRAN makes dlfect connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston kall-
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile. Jackson and
VicksbuTg. Miss, n CIV Orleans, La. Huntsville.
and all intermediate points.
THROUGH EXPRESS.
Leave Decatur. S:55 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville 3:5OA. n.
LOCAL ACCONNOD ALTON.
Leave Decatur u 10 A. n
Arrive at Nashville D. A p. NJ.
Connect at Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile, Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern, and Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroads for all the important points East,
North and Northwest.
Splendid New Sleeping Cars attached to all
Night Trains, and run between Nashville and
COrinth without change.
BRggage Checked Through. Fare
always as low as the lowest.
col rr,rnrA ALBANIAN Arrnp Tn :
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L nually from an untimely grave by using TINS
UNRIVALED PREPARATION
II cures efIectually all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. Consumption in its ineipient stages.
Asthma. Bronchitis, Colds, Coughs, CataTrhs'
Crsup, WhOOping Cough, sore Throat, anu 81
diseases of the Respiratory Organs are lmmedi
ately relieved by its use.
Extract from a letter from DR.. ) y. Robinson
long a practicing physician IN MurtreesDorO'
Tenn, under date Of September IA. 1907, nom
Christiana, Tenn.
{" / shall always take pleasure in recommend
ing your Balsam because / feel its good effects
In my system every day, and am quite sure n
has extended my life. Hoping you may succeed
in doing good to the human race, aud recon-
pense yourself thereby,
am, respectfully. your friend,
S. Il. ROBINSON, NJ. D." .
From DIR. J. W. Nelson, under date Of Muir
fressborO September 5, 1861:
+" Dr.. CHARLES WILLIAMS. Memphis: nave
had great many calls for your Nild Cherry
and Wood Martha, and of course could not tur-
nish IL: and my Oject in writing 10 you Is 10
request that you send me few DOZEN as soon rs
convenient. and forward your bill. and VIII
send you a check for the amount
Respectfully YOUR, 80,
JOSEPH W. NELSON"
Sold Wholesale by Berry, Denoyille X Coz
and by all druggists in the city OF nashville AMI
throughout the Southern States. PTice per BOZ
lie sIha please address all wholesale orders
tn DIR. G.. WILLIAMS X CO..
Memphis. Tenn.
And they shall receive prompt attention.
A liberal discount made to the trade.
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Engine aRd Boiler.

IfOR SALE, A RIRST- RATE ENGINE AND
II boiler 70 good order. Can be seen. land
prlos learned. BY calling 81 this oHino..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-13

he Staas 4 stimsAsd BY Mr.. collins, chairman
Of the etats Centrsl Comnitsss. q 400 votes In
advanos Of lAst yeax's MATURITY. The prOoes-
don hes started and The Hand b playing the
national sirs In honor q our victory. The Bin
clair men have retired 70 thsir holes; they had
announced grand jubilee to b held over their
victory, but It don't come. LAI1r. Returns
ffpm ii5 towns give Hartman 81, 792i Sinclair
30,907. Fify-eight towns and small places TO
main TO be head from, which are about equally
Republican and Democratic. y ID probable that
Harriman's majority VIM be about 300. The
whole vote will probably exceed 72.OOO, tho
largest vote ever polled In the State. The Leg
islsturs will be largely Republican,
The following 50 vote In few Of the most mos
accessible towns, Franklin, Hartman SOo,
Sinclair 285; Bristol, 294, l07, New Hampton,
1877, 40; Haverill, 242, 30; Alexander. 10,
10; Hebron, AZ, 60; Alton, 262, 23l Rollins
ford, 100, 90 Gofstown, 2a2, ls4 salem, 80
1893; Camptoxn, 100, I43; Sanbonton, Z6o'
800; Hanover $40, 900; Lyme, 26l. ia; Ca
naan, 268, 228, Pennington, 900, 273; Monson
lib, "a, Nsshua, 1908, 968; Portsmouth, llSo,
ll22; Nashua, ll0l, 96l; Concord, 400 ms
jority for Hartman.
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LEGISLaTIYE.

SESArE.-Tqursday.-House papers disposed
Of in concurrence. Resolve relating to State
Printing passed to be cngrossed. Ordered, thai
the Legislature adjourn finally Saturday al
JOAN The act for the equalization Of munich
pal war debts, and limited assumption Of the
same. was passed by the Senate in concurrence.
HousE-Scnate papers disposed Of In con.
currcncc. Resolve relative to public printing
was passed. Bill-An act to authorize drug
gists to sell distilled liquors for certain purposes,
was debated at some length the friends Of the
amendment made verbal amendments, resulting
in It's passage by vote Of 60 to 81, the bill
was then passed to b sngrosscd-62 to 81.
HoUsE.-Friday.-Resolve relative to Staie
Printing camc from the Senate amended and the
House voted to adhere. Act additional to Chap.
$50, laws 1867, prOhibitory, came nom thu
Senate. that branch insisting on Its former
vote passing the bill to b sngrusosd without
amendments and proposing concurrencs.
sExArk-Saturday.-The business Of tn
Senate consisted In the usual formal business Of
sdjournment, including the Anal passage Of Ii,
several acts and bills In concurrence With tbs
House q reported. General good feeling, with
slishs touch Of regret prevailed the minds 0,
II q the iass shais Of the hand was given pre-.
vioss 10 SEPARATION. . .r.,. las ....U
Hounx-R0olyes re1atiye m pav.roll Of An.
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By TELEGRAPH
Special Dispatches
TO THE UNION AND JOUkNAL'
Particular. of Impeachment.

o.
NV YORK. March III. washington specih
Herald's dispatch says, the withdrawal OF Hen
bricks objections to Wade ~ member OF In
parchment Was made with vies Ut renewing
II at another stage Of the trial. 1t was thought
best not to discuss at this stage and take vote
amer the President 10 summoned 70 appear.
The writ Of summons to be served on President
johnson Was made out In the Seoretary's Once
yesterday afternoon. Il consists simply ofthe
articles Of impeachment % presented and 10 In
accordance with the form Get down In the rules
and adopted BY the Senate for the TRIAL Of I'm
pesehments. Il 10 signed BY Chief Justice
Chase and bears the seal OF the Senate. Il viii
bs served on the President today by the Bar
gesnt. alarms Of the Senate. The board Of
managers on the part ofths House to conduct
the impeachment trial are holding sessions daily
70 prepare for the trial on Thursday or Friday.
Tkey have before them newspaper correspon.
dent who was examined relative 10 certain 10
tsrviews alleged to have been held With the
President. The interviews concerned the ~
movsl Of the Secretary ofwsr. Another cor
respondent 10 to be summoned.
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Tn. late controversy vith Gen. Grant b moi
the a., instance In which ths vsraeiy Of Prc.i.
den, Johnsoa has been eallsd IN qussius. wher
no was Governor Of rsnnssss he fepeatsdly
ayerrvd. and even made ai6da,it, that he alon,
had saved Nashville from being captured in 1867
by the rebels under Bragg. asserting that Gen.
Buell. desired to abandon the city. and that only
his rcsoluts expOstulations prevented that officer
from carrying out this purpose. To this Gen
Buell. replied - follows on May s, 1858:
''s"me months ago statement appeared In the
newspaser on the reported authority OF Gov. An
drew johnson. that had only been prevented BY
his resoluts expostulssons frVm abandoning Nash
Vile, when moved North with my army In Sep
tsmbsr last. lie has since made the same assertion
In deposition. Whenever l have spoken on this
subject Aass de~sssesd tAs staisest 20 sfss, and
isss repeat tlat dsnsne.aiiss. i assert that
never intimAtsd ~ Gov. Johnsou iptsatioa Or
wish " leave Nashville without . garrison, that
there vas no discussion between us pro or con On
the subject and that the determination to hold the
place Vas my own. uuindusnced by him In any
manner. I had not that condolences In his Judgment
% thai distrust VI my own, which would hare In.
duesi nns " seek his counsel"
when this Was arst brought before the public,
the prevailing confidence in Mr.. johnson and
distrust Of Gen. Buell. were % great that little
attention was paid TO the Generals fat contra
diction Of the word and the oath Of the popular
fsvorits Of the hour. And yet the truthfalness
Of Gen. Buell. was never doubted, and his state
ment ought to have been received Is good svi-
dence on any subject In the light Of recent
.x.,t. ,e IN nov -. that In mi, Instance also
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The President Of the United States gets $40 {
day. Louis Napoleon takes about $4,000.
A Society has been formed in New Hampshire
called the New Hampshire Mechanics and Ar
Association, It's object being the promotion Of
the Arts and Manufactures in the State. An
exhibition will DO holden during the year, q,
which time, premiums win be offered to the diff
fcrcnt competitors.
L. D. Powell has been walking, on an average,
ffty'four miles for sixteen days. II he beats
Weston he Is to receive S29, 900, and will then
challenge the latter "walkist" to o test Of pc
destrianism.
The government sold last year over sixteen
million dollars worth Of stamps.
We learn from an exchange Of q most re-
markablc phenomena at Scottville, III. In dig
cling in several localities near that place, after
depth Of FIVE or six feet has been attained, frs
breaks out, and continues blazing. What 1t !,
caused by puzzles the citizens Of that vicinity.
The largest pendulum in existence Is thai
which regulates the new clock at st. Georges
Church. New York. The pendulum In question
b thirty-fve feet long, and vibrates In three sec
onds. The "bob" weighs 800 pounds, and ID
four feet long by seven inches In diameter.
Omaha, Nebraska, which last year gave 200
Democratic majority, has elected full Republic
can ticket by 500 majority. George Francis
Train doesn't control the city politically, II
seems.
The Senate have organised a High Court o.
impeachment, and issued process summonsing
Andrew johnson to appear before them for trial
next Friday, March 18th.
A curious politician notes the fact that Gen.
Harrison died In one month after taking Tom
Ewing into his cabinet, and Gen. Taylor died In
six months after Ewing Joined his oouncils
An unsuccessful attempt to asssssinats Presi-
dent Juarez b reported from Mexico. The
assssins are sid 10 b two Msxicsns, lately
arrived from Havana. H'."
A Connecticut paper publishes the following
among lis notices Of births "In Cornwall,
Feb. 8, son to John Krischmsnn 70 Demo-
cratic ssin.") s'Hsrrr yo u ...r.
A ous-srmsd soldier bslonsns 10 the Eighth
Congressional DISTRICT d Ohio, who happened
10 b In Psry county on Tie day Of ths Late
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Dickens, in SOLVER Twist" speaks Of an
hour which Is the "death Of night rather than
tho birth Of day." Every reader Of Dickens,
who Is an carly riser, has realized the force Of
the passage. The present period In public AZ
fairs Is very much like the fact set forth by the
great novelist. The nation has witnessed the
death Of Slavery, and the doom Of the leaders Of
the Rebellion. But II Is yet the grey Of the
morning. Those who wish the Nation set back
into night should vote the Democratic ticket ;
those who desire to usher In the full glow Of the
morning, and to advance thence into cffulgen,
day, should support the Republican cause.-Do-
rtr ENQUIRER.
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Want % Get rid Of Htss.

We understand that meeting was held before
the Biddefbrd election, and one since, BY several
Of the leading Democrats Of Biddeford and ssco,
to SO II something cannot Be done 10 either get
rid Of the ridicule which attaches itself to the
Democratic organ (so-called), In this county, BY
changing Its hands, or establishing another
paper, and one which viii represent the party
with some ability. The matter was freely and
frankly discussed, and the fact admitted by nj
that what little influence tho Democratic" Local
paper had eIerted in the cause, had, by the
foolish and Snowman style Of blustcr and
splurgc. and the subsequent collapse and failure,
and present over-grown sickly existence, re:
suited only in dividing public sentiment, and
making the Republican party stronger by dis
gushing such intelligent and patriotic Democrats
as Il reached. The Democratic party have
stool this "sfiiction" Of Boduggcr about rs
long Is VIC supposed they would. As promi-
nent Democrat Of Saco, remarked . few days
since. the Republican party In York County can
stand il good deal better than they can. A
Journal published and circulating in York
county, and advocating Democratic theories
with even ordinary ability, would undoubtedly
do the cause Of the Republican party consider
cradle injury, and would have to b met by the
Republican press with increased energy, to
counterfeit the baneful effects Of such.
- Ia L.
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POLITICAL.

A despatch from New Brunswick. New Jer-
Soy, says that at the election at South Berwick
Monday. the entire Republican ticket Vas elect
Cd Inc Hpoo''ean gam Is ", Ne" u"''
WICK s'ee'ea the Nepu0"0An "0A " ~ "''
?0rg.
II Is said that Senator Wade win resign As
President, II his vote Is necessary to impeach
johnson.
Senator Wilson has introduced new finance
bill providing for the issue OF hty year bonds to
pay 'iz per cent. interest for the first twenty
years and Ave Per cent afterwards. One per
cent b 10 Be reservcl - taxation and paid 10
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GALAXY, for March comes to us.shning
brilliantly, Is usual. II contains fresh chap.
tiers Of Steven Lawrence, bringing this Interest,"
Ing story near It's close. Mr.. R.. Hinton gives
o sketch Of John Bright At Home; Kate Put.
nam Osgood contributes Worthless Laurels.
Then follows readable paper on Some Cele-
brated Shrews, by Frank W. Ballard; vivid
description Of A Deserted Plantation; an inter
esting story entitled The Secret History Of q
Subsidized Organ; an account Of Elder Knapp,
| the Revivlist; The Ballad OF Sir Ball, q satire
In ver,e OF that New Jersey individual who
claims to have written Rock inc to Sleep Moth
er; A lively sketch by CASTOR Fay, OF how
Lamirande was caught; q paper on Southern
Troubles and Their lsmedy,h by James o. Noyes;
another by the editor on The Manners Of the
Day; Semele, by Rowland Sill. the California
poet, aud the editorial Nebulm conclude tho
number. W. c. & T. P. Church, publishers,
New York
LIrPrScorr'r MAGAZINE We have as yet
had but little time to spend In the perussl Of
the March number Of this publication; but We
give the table Of contents as follows 80 Dallas
Gaibraith-An American Novel; The Crystal
Wedding European Affairs The Story u
Chastelard,' Culture "A week upon the
Shore : The Slate.roof House. Correlation
NJ Porce,, Love and C,bo,,s,' AN Elastic
Cnrrenoy.' "A Diree.' Two AI.atisn Novel;
i,ts.' FORTUNES of q Diamond Monthly Cos.
ain .Iiteraturs of the D.y'' !. Il Ljppjncutt
& Co, publishers. Philadeiphis. For sale At
PiI'oury's' B'ddsiord'
EvEnr SATURDAY. published by Msssrs Tick
nor & Fields. Boston. furnishes some Of the
best reading 10 be found In any current publ.
o,,,on. ,.ls,,;,s from m. xho,. rang. n, so,.
c;rn r,.rs,,n.. n. .,,ri.s ~. .Scsi,.n, and
.nre to in,sr..t, Poui Pi.y' IN. ,er;sI nv Reaje
and Bonrciasu!t.now being published Is pow
eriul story. ana the weekly tanle OF contents
Tn. Au,,,,o Mo,,u,y.-rh. March num.
hs, ~ All. ,,,,hl..,,on h.. ,.s,h.d n. f,on, ,hs
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BosroN THEATRE. The "White Fawn" ha,
entered upon It's fourth week. Its success !,
assured beyond a doubt, and Its run will b
counted by months. During the last week som'
Of the largest audiences which ever assembled
within the walls Of the theatre were present ia
witness II, and oil were unanimous In theil
praise Of the superb scenery, magnificent COS
tunes and rich properties and jewels. Tn,
performance now terminates at quarter o
eleven hightly,-in ample season for out O
town dwellers to take the last trims. The
"white Fawn" win Be played every evening
and Saturday afternoon, and tickets may b
secured q week In advance.
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An amusing story Is told Of the first essay OF
American diplomatiIing by the new British
Minister at Washington. Before quitting Lon
don he met an American gentleman whom he
did not recognise rs member Of the republi.
can party. and to whom he praised Mr.. John
son highly for his administrative vigor and
skill. Finding no response, he modified his
tone, and said, eat all events, all must admit
that he does wonders for an entirely self.made
man. at may be 20" was tho rejoinder "but
II he be self-made, I win say that Il relieves
God Almighty Of grave responsibility"
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Cambridge Marlet-.Msreh 10.

AMOUNT OF uvs STOCK AZ nIsKrr.

Prces ~ Market Beet-EStra 81 % % So So first
quality SIS % % SIS Is secoot quality Sf 10 % FL.
49, third quality 81 10 20 til %.
Prices Of Store Catle-worklns 0xen, y pair, $50,
t20o, $3.50 "a 500.
Mich Cows anil Calves from $751; SO. SIS. SIS % 500
Yesrinss so % $50 tso yean Old 80 % ~ three
years obi SIS 90 500.
each extra 81 rs % 81 %, or fran IN sc y b.
Hides 40 Yic TAiiow 10 Tie y n.
Peits 81 % 40 81 10 each CaH skins Is 40 l6c y n.
Prices NJ Poultry 10 20 Doc prime II 20 Isle
roei 10 % lie mcium nore poor N medium none.
n d. Beef-Extn AMI npt quality includes nothing
hui the bert, ias. ki, stae Oxen secooi quality In
cuies the hest grass-ird Oxen, the best secd Cows.
and the best thrre year obi Steers ordinary consists 81
Bull, and the rfuse NJ lots
sheep-Esra includes Cosssts, and when thoss q inie
nor quality are thrown utofths bt.
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~. ysAaSsa's Pl<a.

Ths Tribune n.y. Mr.. JoAnsOa bssss his de-
Ssnss, - ~ forth In As nsssaes 10 he Senate.
On IL tire points. ,h: rrss. that In removing
Stanton 10 oesysd tAs ssasr~OfOihes law; &c
ondly. hat In IL ans ct he disobsysd The Law
IN order - 49, ID eoostitatsssliy; thirdly,
sAss th~s ~ - oppertsaiU hr hin 10 0Ssy
- dsoey Tie Aw slnos h had No sPPliessDu
sAsss9 b tAsssof Mr. Seanaoa. Mr.. JOIN
- as.s - Aavs hsuvvsd NJ dsesnss iron
tAss e ~ ds1edass h - kses,s eass. vhe
y,ssA ~ - hsHsb b qsska vas srssksd
~ - bssssssi Il. - ~ b ssvr I'D
k,ss. 4 - kstals. - u ,os bsaisss
h~s ss ~.