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Message of Governor Bullock,

ATLANTA, March l0.-The Governors
message Transmitting the fifteenth amend
ment was taken up and read in both Houses
to-day. -, 81. = =, - .4-
. The Governor says it is source Of great
qualification to lovers of liberty and re-
publican principles throughout the country
that Congress has given us this further
pledge that the declaration Of our
fathers that all men are created
equal" shall be recognized as re-
atty, and no longer as q mere empty
sound. !. The ! equal right Of every
man, either BY himself or his elected re-
preventative, to participate in forming the
laws by which he is to be governed, and
the selection of persons to execute them.
is the very foundation of republican GO
yernment !; and that one race or color shell
undertake to exclude from political priv
leges any other race or color is not only q
practical denial of the principle on which
cur independence was originally declared
and the government subsequently founded,
but displays q thirst for power, natural,
it is true, to human nature, but by no means
creditable TO its sense of Justice The CO.
lored race is free oil over this broad land.
One more step was needed, and this amend
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Senate.-The
consideration of the tenure-of-ofice law
was resumed to-day. Those favoring re-
peal struggled to put it on its passage, but
it was finally referred to the Judiciary
Committee by vote of 80 to rs.
The bill strengthening the public credit
was then taken up and considered.
Mr.. Ferry introduced g joint resolution
that the act removing ineligible civil Off
GERS in Virginia, Texas, and Mississippi,
shall not take effect until thirty days after
the passage Of the resolution. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
A bill was introduced to pay loyal claim
ants in the late rebellious States. 1t con-
templates three commissioners, to be ap-
pointed by the President.
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New York Cattle Market.

MoNDAY.-The prices Of Beef Cdttts are main
tnined, the best cattle selling at l60l7c. p D.,
net weight. Common to fair beeyes were
sold ut l4Ql5c. % IL. Then sales were made at
all intermediate prices between s@l7c 81 b. a
few extras were reported at over lie. % b.
Sheep find ready market at 649c. 70 h., live
weight, for the best droves. Very few were
sold for over Sc. % D., and hundreds were sold
at 6G6c. % b., live weight; but good sheep
that are really fit to slaughter will sell readily
for 6H@Sc. u ID. .,- ,. -
Transactions in Ssoine are moderate. Weigh
ed alive, good hogs are worth about IoH0llc.
"a h. Common hogs sell for loc. " b. City
dressed are worth 14Gl4Ac- 70 H., with q few
sales at l4hc. u b.; but common hogs sell for
l3m13hc a H.
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ment, If adopted by three-fourths Of the
States represented in the Union, completes
it. II will then be written on the funda-
mental law, above the strife Of factions and
reach Of passion, that eli men, without dis
tinction Of race or color, shall hsYe equal
political privileges. We're there any doubt
as to the suficiency Of this amendment to
confer equal political privileges without
regard to race or color were it urged that
the right to vote did not necessarily in
clude the right to hold Office, it would GER
tainly be dissipsted and answered by the
arguments advanced in the debates Of Con-
gress on the passage of the joint resolu-
tion proposing this amendment, as we'll ss
by the expressed opinions Of the soundest
lawyers in the nation. Foreigners, de-
prived from voting and holding ofhee in
their own country, may become citizens,
and enfranchised, in this, and eligibleto any
Office except the Presidency, Vice-Presiden-
cy, and senatorship. Can the nstive-born
be less eligible? On the contrary, the
native-born negroes, having been made
citizens and voters by the Nstional Consti-
tuition, will be eligible to the Offices which
are denied by the Constitution to the enfran-
chised foreigner. The adoption Of this
amendment will therefore be hailed as the
final triumph Of freedom and equal rights
for ali, and will blot out forever oil dis
tinction of political rights based upon race,
color, or previous condition as to slavery.
Its adoption by the nation viii be coz
summation of the progress Of the last eight
years towards perfect accord between the
theory Of republicanism and its practicable
enforcement. In ratifying this proposed
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States We should remember that we thereby
renew for ourselves obligations which we
have not heretofore fully recognized to be
consistent and to give evidence that We
act in good faith, we must Of once volunta-
rily yield to colored citizens the right which
has been wrested from them, restore their
representatives to their rightful positions,
that their voices may be heard in your
halls and their votes recorded upon public
measures. The ratification Of the amend
ment by your body, and recognition Of its
requirements, together with those Of the
fourteenth amendment, which are as yet
disregarded, will, / sincerely hope and
confidently believe, secure for US full and
complete recognition as q State, and def
nitely settle our political differences, and
set at rest finally and forever the feeling
of uncertainty and insecurity which still
excite and disturb large portion of our
people.
The fifteenth amendment was made the
special order for Friday in the Senate, and
for tomorrow in the House.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT - SEVERAL GILL
DREN DREADFULLY BURNED.-On Monday
morning the Sth instant q most dread
full accident occurred at the public school
house on the old York road about mile
above Meredith's Ford bridge, on the Du-
laney's Valley and Towsonton turnpike, in
was in the room with his scholars, when q
terrific explosion of a large template stove
occurred, completely blowing out one side
of the stove. One little girl was 80 badly
burned that she cannot recover, and an
other very seriously. Several other scholars
were burned, but not seriously. 1t is sup
posed that powder had been put into the
ye.-BGAinaore Sun.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Ne,o York;, March
9.-The Cincinnati express, due here at S
o'clock on Monday, when near Safferns was
passed by freight train loaded with rail-
road iron going in On opposite direction.
One or two rails became displaced, and en-
tered the smoking car diagonally as the ex-
press train rushed by. The bars tore open
more than half the side of the car, destroy
ing all the seats on that side. Walter
Buckley, of fremont Centre, Ny, had his
right leg broken above the ankle. William
A. Smith, of Damascus, Pa, sustained o
fracture of the left hip. Several others
we're injured, the greater portion by flesh
wounds from splinters.
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The NATIONAL BANKS AND UsURY LAWS.
The laws Of the State of New York provide
that when the payee of promissory note
takes more than the legal rate Of interest
the note shall be void. This law, however,
was recently declared by q circuit court In
New York not to be applicable to the ma
tional banks. The act Of Congress Gre
sting the national banking system provides
that the rate Of interest to be taken by the
banks shall be fixed by the different States,
and that in case Of excess the forfeiture
shall only be twice the amount thus taken.
The holders of the note on which usurious
interest had been taken claimed that the
above was the only penalty applicable to
the case of a national bank, and that the
State law declaring the note void for usury
was inapplicable in such 3 case. This po-
sition was held by the court to be correct.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM.

QUALIFICATION OF JUDGE HOAR.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-In the gu
preme Court to-day Mr.. Eyarts introduced
his successor, Judge Hoar, who qualified as
Attorney General. sa' .. i
VARIOUS ITEMS. L
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Senate will
consider the tenure-of-office law after the
expiration Of the morning hour.
Many reports are circulating relative to
Grants intentions regarding Cuba. -
Bills were introduced providing for levees
on the Mississippi, and amending the act
providing provisional governments for Vir-
ginis, Texas, and Mississippi. Il :.
There are no developments yet regarding
the secretaryship Of the Treasury. "a
The weather is bad.
Mr.. Stewart and family depart for New
York tomorrow.
General Hatch, Colonel of the Ninth cav
airy, will succeed General Howard IN the
Freedmen's Bureau. ~.
The new Secretaries are OF work in all
the Departments except the Treasury
The two Republican wings from Missis-
sippi have had several meetings without
compromising their difficulties. Ia ~.
A very full caucus of the Republican
senators was held to-day Dir. Anthony
was unanimously nominated President pro
tenn. Of the Senate. = 80 ~ ..e .,<ss.It
It was determined to take up only the
following general questions during the pre-
sent session: Repeal Of the tenure 7of-
Office act extension Of the public credit
redistribution of the banking currency &c
reorganize the judiciary; to enforce the
fourteenth amendment; to remove politica!
disabilities to reergarize the navy; and
the deorgia question: motion not to
consider Georgia affairs this session re.
ceived only seven affirmative votes Messrs
Thsyer, Edmunds, Carpenter, and Sumner
urged its immediate consideration. During
| the caucus, there having teen propositions
TO restrict the business Of the session, Il
was insisted, on the part Of the southern
senators, that legislation was required
for the settlement of the claims Of loyal
citizens OF the aouthern States also the
Mr. Summers bin preventing the intimi
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
Com AND FLOUR ExoHANaE,S
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1869.


oPFEaINGs.
W6ent.-White, $50 bushels. Red, IS bushels.
Corn.-white. $50 bushels. Yellow, bush
els. Mixed, 10 bushels.
Odts.-624 bushels.
Rye.-252 bushels.
lnddlings. -l3 barrels.
Screenings White, bushels. Red, 80 BUSH
els.
Wheat-White, 4l2 bushels prime mt ST. %
bushels fair at 81 so-total, 434 bushels. Red,
IS bushels good ut Sl.S2h.
Screenings. White, bushels at 9oc. Red,
IS bushels at 75c.
Corn-White, SO bushels prime at s5c. 9s
bushels good on private terms; So bushels
very good at S5c.: 4l6 bushels very good ut
s5c.-total, $50. Mixed, IS bushels at Sac. ; 81
bushels ut s5c.-total. 10 bushels.
yate terms; 100 bushels common at COO. ; AZ
bushels common at 6lc. 90 bushels very good
on private terms; rs bushels very good ut &C.,
total, 47o bushels.
Rye-3s bushels fair ut 81 So; 4 bushels very
good at sl.37h; 2lo bushels prime ut $l.40.-
total, 252 bushels.
.Ntddlings.- l3 barrels at 1926.
RE-ExHIDITED.
Whedt.-White, 40 bushels.
OdtS.-5G0 bushels.
Rye.-26 bushels
REAARR5.
Offerings of Corr, on Change to-day very
light; all sold except eight bushels yellow
market active, without any advance in price
Wheat moderately active at unchanged rates
oats in fair demand at prices Of preceding day
Rye-Otfered 252 bushels, and all sold at prices
ruling for some days past.
Baltimore. Md.
Only 1900 bushels Wheat offered in Balti.
tha Oth inc rat
of good f" white at 1910; prime and choice
Pennsylvania red at sl.75 to $3.50. Receipts
of Corn, 16, 100 bushels; market dull and lc
lower for white; sales at So to &c.; prime
yellow, s9c oats, 80 to 70c.-all weight Rye
81. 55 for western. Sseds-Cloyer in good re-
quest but mostly for jobblng lots at 1925 tc
$40. 80 for good and prime timothy steady 81
49, 65 to 1870; and fax at $3.50 to 81 So.
New York.
In New York on the 9Th Wheat was dull
and still in buyers favor; sales Of A,0O'
bushels at $l.43 to $l.4s for No. spring IL
store and delivered fthe latter an extreme
price,, and SLIGO for white Michigan. Corr
scarce and 1c. better sales of $4,000 bushel
at s6c. for new mixed western, and s6 to SIC
for new yellow. oats, 10 and TIC. for western
il store and afloat.
exandria.
MARCH ct Amarker for flour is nm
changed, and the transactions very limited
The sales of wheat showed a slight improve
ment, 600 bushels red changing hands at 81 s.
@sI 92 for poor to good. Corn quiet and prices
weak at slight decline; offerings OF LOO
bushels white aud mixed, and sales at s2QsSc.
principally at SIC. Rye in moderate request
with sales Of all offered at 81. 40. Oats STEADY
with sales Of 700 bushels at &c., &c., and Toe.
according to quality. Light offerings Of buck
wheat.-GdzeHs.
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M,ssoua1 Avn srHr r,rrnxrru Ax,x,

,M1ssouRI AND THE FIrTEEETH AMEND.
MENT.-The Radicals, In attempting to
cheat the people in Missouri by preventing
them from an opportunity to vote on the fif-
teenth amendment, have over-reached them
selves, and adjourned without aregular and
valid ratification Of the amendment. They
thought they had done it and that they
have not perpetrated this fraud on popular
rights is due not to their honesty, but to
their stupidity. Thus have they raised an
issue which will be very apt to cost them
the State. .-National Intelkgencer.
They omitted to ratify the second Sec
ton, only the first having been telegraphed
to them.l
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REcoNsTRUcTIoN.-I the House Of Re-
representatives. on Tuesday there was offered
by Mr.. Boutwell, resolution for the ap-
pointment of select committee on recon-
struction, to consist Of thirteen members.
under the same rules and regulations as
governed the proceedings Of the Recon
struction Committee of the last Congress /;
and that all documents and resolutions be-
fore the last Reconstruction Committee be
referred to it. Adopted-109 to AZ.
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Domestie markets--lBr TnrsasAru1.

NEW YORK. March lo.-Eoon.-Stocks steady
and strong. Money steady at per cent. Ex-
North Carolina 6's, 63h; new, 69h. Virginia
6s, ex. coupons, 81; new, COZ. Tennessee 6's,
ex-coupons, 67A new, 66. Louisiapa's, old,
70; LEVELS, tn.
Eusning Cotton quoted lc. lower; sales Of
$50 bales mt zoe. Flour still favors buyers.
Wheat declining. Corn very scarce and arm;
mixed western, 96c; New Jersey yellow, 9e0
97c. Pork, $3s. Whiskey, 96c. Turpentine,
62053c. 1883 a.z a
BALTIMORE, March 1o.-yirginia coupons,
old, SO, new, 81. North Carolina t6s, 6Sh;
new, 69h. Cotton and flour dull. Wheat Arm;
red, 81. 10. Corn dull and receipts small;
white, s5c. yellow. SOC. Pork quiet at $3.50
@s33. Shoulders, l5c. s = 1a
WILMINGTON, March lo.-SpIrits turpentine
dull and declining; sales at 48c. Rosin steady
at $l.7o@s6.s7h. Crude turpentine steady aud
prices unchanged. Tarquiet at 1886. Nothing
doing In cotton.
CHARLESTON, March l9.--Cotton dull; sales
of 30 bales OF middlings ut 2SAc.; receipts,
600 bales. .ge gE[ 1ayI Ill
AUGUSTA, March observation-disclosures dull
and lower sales, 200 bales receipts, 100 bales;
middlings, 26Ac.
SAVANNAH, March 1o-Cotton nominal mid
dIings, 27Ac. sales, 260 bales; receipts, 800
bales exports TO Hayre, !, $40 bsles.
MOBILE, March lo.-Cotton In fair demand
| and easy; sales Of 500 bales low mlddiings,
| 2sAl27c.; receipts amount to 2l3 bales; ex-
ports yesterday, l,o7l; to-day, 2,s75.tHItl
NEW ORLEANS, March lo.-Gotton nominal;
| sales OF middiings at 2sAc.: receipts, 1880
bales; exports, 1895 bales; sales amount 70
| 800 bales. Gold, 1927 Sterling, flsh.
Commercial paper, 42@4s. NswiYork sight,
| nc. premium. Flour quiet; superfne, es.2o !;
double, &C. So; treble, s7.25, Corn active at
7s0soc. Oats dull attic. Pork dull at esl. 90.
Bacon-Clear rib, l6Ac.; clear, No. Lard
dull; tierce, lsG2oc.; keg, 2lhGy2. Sugar
| firm; common, l2Sc.; prime, i4Ac. moiasses
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-Con-
cord, N. H., March 9.-Returns from the
State election show smaller vote than in
December, but indicate an increased Re-
publicsn majority over March last, when
Hartman was elected Governor by about
$500 majority.
The election to-day of Onslow Stearns
(Republican) for Governor over John Be-
del (Democrat is probably secured by
5000 majority; also, full Republican
delegation to Congress, and large majority
in the State Legislature.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March $50 p. M-Beef Cattle were
in demand this week ut an advance; about
1900 head arrived, and sold Mt l00loHc. for
extra Pennsylvania and western steers; so
sns
common, rs to quality. Sheep were In demand
at m advance; 10000 head sold at SGahc.
per H.. gross, rs to condition. Hogs were also
In demand IT an advance $500 head sold ut
the different yards at Sl64sl7 per 100 fts., net.
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BOILER ExrLos1oN.-Rochester, N. Z.
March "a terrific boiler explosion &C.
Cured yesterday at Handa station, ia
Livingston county. A large steam flour and
lumber mill owned by Vankifer & Co. was
partially destroyed. All. Gilfert, Charles
c. Eble, and 0. B. Payne, were killed
Cyrus Hawkins, telegraph operator, was
seriously injured. A boy named Dom
who was in the engine-room, received in
ternal injury. Pieces of the boiler and OF
the building were found forty rods distant
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ARREST ON sH1PBoARD.-Ne,o York.
March 9.-On the arrival of the steamer
New York to-day she was boarded by detec-
tivcs, who, on authority of a cable dispatch
from Bremen, arrested Herman Newport,
charged with embezzling ten thousand
thalers from F. c. Benckner, of Bremen
The prisoner will probably be discharged,
80 the case does not come under the extra
dition laws. He offers restitution.
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TO TAKE THE STUMP.-Hon. Daniel W.
Voorhees, will leave here on Thursday for
Indiana to take the stump sustaining the
action of the Democratic members Of the
Legislature who resigned to prevent the Lee
gielature ratifying the fifteenth constitu-
tional amendment. A new election has
been ordered to fill the vacancieB.-Na-
tional Entelhgencer.
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FIREs.-St. Louis, March 9.-The dis
tillery of Berthold & Thompson, on Twelfth
street between Spruce and Poplar, was
burned last night. Loss, between $4,000
and 5000; insurance, $4,000.
Boston, March 9.-Skillings & Co.'s lum-
ber-yard, at East Cambridge, was burned
yesterday. Loss, $50,
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Foreign Markets-IBr TsIzaRAsHl.

LosDos, March lo.-Hoon.-SecuritIes m.
changed.
LIvERP DOL, March 10 - Moor. q otton quiet
uplands. l2hd. Orleans, l2hd. sales, 900
bales Bombay shipments since last report,
90, 900 bales. Corn, old, Sis. new, 29s.
afternoon. quiet; sales Will NOT e1.
ceed 600 bales. E E3aE:
! LIyEaPooL, March l0.-- Ersnfag. - Cotton
dull; uplands. 12Gl2hd.i Orleans, l2a0l2hd.;
sales, 5000 bales.
HAyRE. March lo.-Cotton opens quiet both
on the spot and afloat.
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Riehmond rehaceo uarket.

MARCH lO.-At the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings at auction were 50
packages Of which were taken In, and the
balance sold at from $50 TO s4o.5o Breaks
1874 hogsheads, 40 tierces, and boxes Market
for middling qualities of manufacturing and
stemming shade lower. Bright tobaccos are
selling we'll. "a 4' -
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Seizure OF Tobacco.

AUGUSTA, March 10.-A quantity Of to-
bacco was seized here yesterday at the
South Carolina Railroad depot by the United
States missioner for an alleged viola
ton of the revenue laws. The tobacco was
consigned to merchant at Savannah.
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A case under the civil rights law is at
present before the court Of common pleas
Of New York. Harriet Jacobs Ia coiored
woman), of Savannah, sues the Atlantic
Navigation Company for $4,000 damages in
refusing to let her occupy the first cabin Of
the steamship Leo on trip from Savannah
to New York in July two years ago.
Corn is knee high in Florida. s.e
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A FAMILY POISONED: * Chicago, March 9.
A horrible case of poisoning was discovered
to-day in Bridgeport. The wife and two
children of Morris Fear we're found lying
dead in bed. Mr. Fear was found Lying
with the corpse, and nearly dead. They
are supposed to have been poisoned. No
particulars have been received.
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The sexes IN CoLLEeE.--There are a1A
students in attendance at Ripon College, in
Wisconsin, of whom Lightweight arc
women-the largest number Of tho l.ter
yet catalogued in any one term at that in
stitution.
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PERCENTAGE.-Io the Editor of the
Press :-sir,-Will any of your readers an
swer the following question Surprising q
bale of cotton to be sold for two hundred
and forty dollars, at loss Of sixty per
cent, and another bale be sold for the same
amount (S240), realizing profit Of sixty
per cent, what will be the difference be-
tween the loss or gain of the two sales.
PROFIT AND Loss.
Philadelphia, March s, 1869.
The answer to the above will impress
the reader with one of the peculiarities of
percentage. The loss on the one bale would
be $3.50; the gain on the other 500,
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
n RooMS.-We have now In store in two Of
tfoee large iron-fort buildings opposite the post
once the moot elegant stock OF CHAABEB,SPAR-
LOB, AND DININ6-RoOMF URNFTURH that
has been offered 10 this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES OF all kinds Manufactured
In this city, and ut very low prices. ss& ez8
q All parties wanting goods In our eline VIII frc
the prices to satt the times. 2Ia - ti50
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED. ,o3
HARDWOOD q RITTER.
opposite post-ofiee, Main street.
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CHARLESTON, March 1o.-Arriyed, schooner
Edith, from Liverpool.
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CPECIAL NOTICE. am nowprepared
A 10 make to oorder all kinds of WAGONS,
CARTS aud DRAYs OF the very hest material
and workmanship Those inwant of such articles
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
esg------ E.P. ODELL,i &
nah u ---~.--------T Third and Marshall atreetB,'
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From Cuba.

HAVANA, March l0.--several skirmishes
have occurred in the Sagua district
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Resignation of Minister Dix.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The resigna-
ton Of Minister Dix has been accepted.
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DOULTERER's FRIEND--THE GREAT
E CHICKEN REMEDY.-A certain cure for
gapes and other diseases. Just received and for
sale by 9" -" lie t51 -'t'S Is. w. P0WERs. :
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DALED TIMOTHY AND CLOVER Hay,
ID iBALED OATS, ag5sa - ~ -
T----tEf <BALED FODDER, < = =. ~
BhLEp sHUCKH, 80 ~ ~
* SHIPSTUFF, f,... 49,. 1t'
- sEt1 BEAN, and .. !.
49, RYE OFFAL. now
NH = CHARLES L. TODD. {
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QUALIFICATION OF JUDGE HOAR.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-ln the su-
preme Court to-day Mr.. Eyarts introduced
his successor, Judge Hoar, who qualified as
Attorney General. aa, ~