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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
THE BARLEY SHEAF.r
Anti-Dust dir. Tight Cooking Sior,
pM Er'ended F'rr-BOc
for Wood or Coal.

JOr VOOd or coal.
Patented May 10th, 1865.
We take pleasure in offering our cus,o-
mers and the Stove Trade, n New first Glass
Flat.top, and would call particular O,traioH
10 its mdny Gtiraeiirs end rdiudble imProp,
meRis.
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months, and the results have proved
go highly saiisir Glory, that several of our
oldest aud most experienced stove dealers
predicl tor 1t sale Tar beyond our ability
10 supply this season.
Shdiny front .fre-doOrs, giving full use OF
the hearth.
An additional slide in the oren. so arranged
AS 10 give mere room in the upper pari of
the oven; n great convenience much needed
The oUen is nearly as ride az the top ns
atihe hearth line, which not only increases
lbe size, buI will be recognized as sredt
ad0dntaye ~ Ldkin9.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER.

The "GREAT FANNY ECONONIzER,
The terms Of our Patent call our Machine
a "Wringcr," Years Of experienc, prove
II also 10 be MOST ExcELLEs1 WASHER.
When we reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes 10 n principle they all amount
10 that Of pressing and squeezing, and
forcing the water through them, thus re.
moving the dirt. Most Washing Machines
do II by Rubbing. The Universal Wrnger
does il by pressing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17

The dandies Of New York have
adopted blue cloth coats with brass
buttons. In other days, such ucn as
Daniel Webster eujoyed almost the cx-
elusive privilege as cir6ions, Of wear.
ing thIs attire, but now, alas the
male .ops OF New Yoik have Invaded
this sacred circle. Why dcciaim
against the women iorieshlouaLle van
iry?
THREE stalwart citizens Of Illinois
shook railroad car Of the track, last
week, while laboring uuder IN attack
Of ague, We wish those three fellow,
could all sleep IN the same bed with
some OF our non paying sui scrbers
aDd shake out little ot the money
due us.
After wcddirg, It was formerly a
custom to drink honey, desolyed in
water, for thirty days,-a moons age.
Hence the origin Of the honey
moon.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
pOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

The best, cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
IL is easy cooperate. sitting or standing;
lakes hui little room Injuries no ogarments 4;
finishes lis work from In two to four Min.
uies; is durable and convenient; and the
only Washing Machine known that is liked
the better the longer il is used.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-22

An Act 10 protect officials in Government employ.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, Th It officer clerk in the
United States government employ shall at any
time solicit cont buttons of other officials
ployees in the government service for gift or
present to those in superior official position
kall any such officials clerical superiors
,ceive any gift or present offered presented to
them - the eos tribnton Of those in government
employ receiving less salary than themst Ives;
nor shall any officer sr clerk make any donation
,as agitt q present to any official superior. Any
officer or,clerk violating anv Of the provisions Of
.shis.bW Ssail be summarily discharged from the
eGeKanment employ.
Approved, February l, 1870
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
GREENWOOD GENIE TGRY.

Annual Meeting Of the Trustees Yesterday.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees OF the Green.
wood Cemetery Association was held yesterday at
the Office q the cemetery No. 80 Broadway. The
reports submitted showed the association TO be In a
hour ishng condition. During the year the receipts
were as ioIowsFor cemetery lots, Sl53 956 1s; for
1ntcrmentsln public lots, $l6,652 for ntermenls In
receiving vauits, $9,657; opening Of graves and
vaults $4,000 so; interest, $25 543 46: mscellane-
GUS S147s3 70; cash on hand December 81 1863
50, LOG 90. Total, s255, 7s.
Tne total expenditures were $3.50. .080 AZ, and the
amount Oh tash on hand December 81 1869 022 30.
Inc numbe Of lnterments up TO March were $I44007
Amount the permanent improvement fuud
$5o2,352 B S64,535 63 OF which had been added
during theyear. Six hundred and sevcny.six lots
were sold curing the year, making total or 10 1G3
up to the 3lst December 1859.
IN reference to the permanent Improvement fund
tue report p the president states that II the present
value lS30t t00) OF the land owned by the cemetery
outside OF The enclosure added TO the fund, and
wnicn, notbeng needed for cemetery purposes. Will
pc sold at bme future tlmc and also the 900 for
premium On government securities above the par
value at which they are estimated, the iund would
amount to S640, 35Z 93
The fund for special repair and maintenance OF
improvements on lots belonging 10 those who have
contributed 10 II was gwen as $l4, SSS or
oook has been made up by the association In
which the history and abstracts OF the tites OF all
the various tracts In the cemetery are clearly set
forth.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COURT OF 0Ysa ARD TeRMlNeB.

The Alexander Poisoning Characterization
for the Discharge of the Gardeners.
At the sitting OF the Court OF Oyer and Terminer
yesterday morning, Judge Ingraham presiding an
Application was made for the discharge OF Gardiner
and his wile arrested on suspicion OF having poi
soned Captain Alexander. The ground OF the ap-
plcatl0n was based upon the fact that not the
sRDtest trace OF poison was discovered III the
etOnacn OF the deceased, which was submitted TO
Dr. Doremus for analyZation.
District Attorney Garvin resisted the motion, and
asked lor an adjournment until after the verdict OF
the coroner had been rendered. The inquest would
take place on Saturday next.
Ine deiendants were present In court, and ap-
peared 70 nave been much broken down IN health
and splrits by their long confinement.
Ihe case Was adjourned TIL Monday next.
The Sheridan Murder.
District Attorney Garvn applied to appoint some
day for the trial OF Thomas Sheridan. indicted ior
the wiful murder OF his wife. On behalf OF the peo.
pie he was prepared to proceed with the trial.
Edwin James, who, with Mr.. JOSIAH Fletcher. ap-
peared as counsel ior the accused. stated that lie
was busiiy engaged In the preparation for the de-
renee ana deSired.no unnecessary delay. The Dis.
uict Attorney would prooaDly be engaged for some
time IN the trial oil the Mcfarland case and he mr.
James, would suggest that the trial might be ap-
pointed immediately alter tnat case.
Judge lngraham. with the consent of tine counsel,
nxed the first Monday IN May.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COURT CAleEDAaS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUiT.-Par l. Before Judge
CardoZo Court opens at nalf-past ten A. M.-NOs.
1928, 1915 1891, 5Sl, 2i23, 400, 873, 1897 1889
19o7z, 1921 1907, 1885, 1907 2Oo9, 1929 1879 9os.
2o9s, Ills. Part 2.-Beiore Judge Brady. Adjourned
until Friday.
suPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM Held by Judge
Barnard. Court opens at hall-past ten A. M.-Nos.
So o. 81 SO, 49, 81, 49, SO, 80, 92, 93, 95 o6, ss,
49, 1ol 102, 103, 1o5, lo9, ITO, Ill. Ill., la, 49,
ll6 III, llS, l20, 12l.
SUPREME oUi.T-CnAMBERs.-Eel by Judge In
graham Calendar called ut twelve M.-Nos. Is, 81,
liz, ll3, 133 Gail 1877.
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Barbour-Nos. 22l7 1907 763, 1855, 14O3 800,
1887, 1409, I'LL, l4l3, l4l5 14l7 14l9 1421, 1425
Part 2-ieiore Judge Spencer-Nos 2042, 11O8, 1914.
l7, 1885, l04 1872, 1875 1885, $40, 1892 214S, 2l5
2i54, 2i56.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Van Brunt-Nos. $50, 337. No other cases
Will be taken up by the court prior to Monday l4tn
instant.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part l.-Belore
Judge Curtis. Gall OF calendar ten A. M.-NoS $50,
255 475 2SS, 3s4 336 Ala 55l, 4S3 4sl 4S4 4s6 4s9
49o 49O, 49i. 435, sos, 5o7. Part 2--Before Judge
AkerNos. $685. s6i9 1S6, 200, 20S 1872, 1885, 50l 53l,
Si@, 351, CiS, Cod, 4i4 475.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SUPERIOR CovaT-TalaL TeaM-pART 2.
Horse Car Accident-siuit for Damages
Before Judge Snencer and a Jllry

Horse Car Accident-Suit for Damages.
Before Judge Spencer and Jury.
Amelia Pirley Us. The THIRD Auenue Railroad
C0mpanp.-The plaintiff sues to recover $4,000
damages for injuries inflicted in falling from Third
avenue horse car on the Fourth OF July, 1868. She
alleges that she had put her three children on the
car, and on getting herself felt hand LAID on her
shoulder, and that Immediately she was either
tHXned around or pushed or the platform by that
hand. falling heavily to the ground, SUSTAINING Sc
we're injuries, which confined her to her bed for
several months. The defence set up was that
no hand was lad on her shoulder; that
she got on the car ana had not enough
money to pay the lares OF herself children
ana a woman who accompanied her; tnat she pad
the iares or the woman and tne children, and in
turning round To get or the car herself, by her own
negligence fell and sustained the injuries COM
planned Of
The evidence developed the fact that the conductor
OF the Car SAID plaintiff was drunk, and that before
she had time to get INSIDE OF the platform she heard
the bell pulled: a hand was placed on her shouo
and she Immediately found herself pushed from the
platform to the ground.
The Court ordered sealed verdict for this morning.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Fisk's ssLost Soup in Court-ssThe Twelve
TemptatiOns'' Again.
Before Judge Daly.

Fislx's aLost Soui'' in Court-"The Twelve
TemptatiOnp'' Again.
Before Judge Daily.
Mary Tisddle Us. Joseph c. Foster-The above
named defendant is producing the piece already
known to the courts and to the pubic as 1.-THE Lost
Soul, or The Twelve Temptations" at the Grand
Opera House, under the auspices and in
connection with James Fisk Jr. Foster
claims to be the author of the piece and to the
wardrobe, scenery, scenic effects, properties and
accessories used in It's production. The plaintiff,
who is the mother OF the theatrical manager VIII
liam Il. Deverna, has brought SUIT against Foster
q claim OF some $4,000 Tor board ana borrowed
money. On the 10th ult. Messrs. Fine & Galaher,
counsel for Mrs. Tisdale issued an attachment
against Mr. Fosters property and caused the sheriff
TO attach in the hands OF Mr. Fisk and at the Grand
Opera House. all OF Mr.. Fosters interest in the Lost
Love, or Twelve Temptations" the wardrobe,
scenery, &C., and the money arising from It's repre-
sentat,ons claiming that Mr.. Foster was non-resi
dent OF this State. On an order to show cause,
based on anidavts Of the defendant and his daugh-
tels, Ada ana julia aud others, Ex-Governor Lowe,
OF Maryland, moved yesterday before his Honor
Judge DAILY that the attachment be discharged,
caiihing That Mr.. Foster was resident Messrs.
rue Gaiianer. opposed the motion, and read
IN opposition the aidavltS OF the plalntif and VIII
nam IL Deveina, ana insisted that Mr. Foster was
nonresideuI.
his uonor Judge Daily after hearing the several
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SUPREME COuaT-SpcClA TERM
Validity Of Wife's Confract-Questiou as 70
Separate Estates.
Rafora IndUo parnard


Separate Estates.
Before Judge Barnard.
James A. By7'ne ps. Georgiana McCune-Th!s was
an action brought by the plaintiff broker to
recover one per cent on SOS ooo The value OF
ana lot in East Thirty street sold by the pain
TIL At the request OF the defendant 1t was claimed
in he complaint that the title OF the property was
vested IN the lather OF the defendant Mr. W. q.
Fargo, and that he held 1t in trust for
his daughter, she having, as alleged, stated
to the plaintiff that her father mad gwen
1t 10 her as wedding present. Paintln
procured purchaser. MIR. Byrne, counsel for PLAIN
un. commended thar the estate was a trust estate,
anu therefore, The contract OF the defendant, al
thougn married, was obligatory, even If
tne title were held IN the name OF the iather,
and was arle for this CLAIM under the act concern
ing the estates OF married women Mr. Cottrell sub.
mitted inat the defendant had no estate Whatever.
Tie ldther had sworn that tine property was his own
ahn That alter 1t was sod he devoted hity thousand
dollars OF the money To trust iund for her benefit,
tnere having been mortgage OF fifteen thousand
dollars upon 1t.
Judge Barnard held that there was no separate es-
Iale at tue Time OF making the contract, and dis
missed the COMPLAINT
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SUPREME COuaT-claCU,T.
Devlin, the Pardoned Whiskey Dealer, in
Court.

Dcvlin, the Pardoned Whishey Dealer, in
Court.
John Derin Us. George d. Crary, Ethan d. Watson
ana Henry PtHe.-The plaintiff IN this case Is the
notorious John Devlin, who was convicted few
years since in the United States Circuit Court and
sentenced to the Albany Penltentiary for defraud.
ing the government, while engaged in the whiskey
business. lie received pardon from President
Johnson during the last days OF the administration
and returned TO Brooklyn. Yesterday he brought
under the firm name OF George d. Crary & Co., to
recover $4,628, the amount due him for twenty
eight barrels OF alcohol which he sold them in Sep
temOer 1867.
Ine defence was general denial. Counsel for de-
renee asked Tor an adjournment on the ground that
was unable to attendson account OF Illness Counsel
also requested time to amend the account; but the
Court Thought II 100 late day and decided that the
case must go on. An inquest was taken and a YER
dict for the 1ull amount claimed. together with in
terest from date, rendered Ia favor OF paintin r.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SUPREME C0UsT--CnaMBsRy.
Decisions ltendercd.
By Judge Inpraham

By Judge lnBranam.
1uJnot rs. Gcacdn et dL-Reference ordered.
Bryce cs Adanas.-Motion granted without preju-
dice.
Ec'ly Is. BDrns ct di.-Report confirmed.
CARPENTER Us. Boch.-Motion granted and reference
ordered
C0n0rer et al. ps. C0nOrer Ell 0l-Order granted.
Severance Us. Cutter.-Motion granted.
Jones rs. Lebtuch1tt7' et dL-Judgment ordered.
Adthetcs ps. BGtd,rt'a Ell dt.-Motion granted.
Bel rs. MUer.-Motion granted.
Parker. Jr., gs. Shdy.-M0tion granted and refer
ence ordered
Htchoi; et al. rs. Sdlsmdn ct td,.-Motion granted.
LOzer US. Mtiitstcr.-Motion granted.
Sampson Us. WOOD CT aL-Motion granted.
National PARK Eaah u.s. Elingey.- Mouon granted.
BOdlae Ell al. as. kftle9n.- Motion granted unless
defendant stipuates that II the plalnld RECEIVERS he
Is entitled 10 recover the amount, &c.
A,ndt Irist et al. Us. Wenger.-Motior granted.
Wheeler ct. al TS. StOit.-Motion granted, with
ten dollars costs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
sUpfaloa CuURT-SpeClAL TERM.
The Fenian Fund Sauabble Again.

The Fenian Fund :squabble Again.
Bdttey rs. O'AahonN.-Ycsterday the defendant
made a motion TO have the paintifrs complaint
stricken out as 'lrrelevant and redundant sham
and frivolous" for the reason that the same does
not state facts sufficient on which to institute
cause OF action. The motion was opposed ON the
ground that the defendant had answered, and that
the only way TO bring up these questions was by
demurrer. The plalntir offered to allow the answer
to be withdrawn and demurrer 20 be inLerposed in
place OF It, which defendant declined to do. Mr..
Guernsey opposed the motion on the ground Lnat an
answer had been put IN several months ago and
that these questions could only be brought up on
demurrer. Motion denied.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
TINE susz CANAL.
Facilities to tho East India Trade.

From the Singapore (E. H., Times, Jan. 1871
1t IS somewhat singular coincidence that the
TWO hrst steamers due here from Europe by way OF
the Suez Canal should have botn reached US on the
same day, and within an hour or so Of each other.
The Sin Nanzing left Greenock on the llth Novem-
ber renamed three days at Gibrater, touched at
Malta and then proceeded on to Bombay; left Bom-
bay 25th December and Penang 4th January arriv-
ing here at hafpast ten A. NJ. to-day. The Tnabor
lett Maiseies 9th November ana passed through
tlc canal on the rst day II opened; she left Suez on
the stu, Adcn 18th, and Gale 2Sth December arrly.
ing here ABOUT nine O'Clock iDls morning.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COURT or OYER AND TEaMlNEn.
The Voorhees, Murder.
Before Judge Gilbert.

In the case OF William Chambers, the alleged mur.
derer Of Domnicus s. voorhees,, motion was to
have been made yesterday by counsel for defence
for postponement of the trial until next month.
The prisoner was not produced in court.
District Attorney Morris appeared on behalf OF the
people. Mr.. William f. Howe OF counsel for
the prisoner, was alsoln1the court before the
Oyer and Ierminer Court but when the case was
fore postponed the matter until this morning at half
past nine O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COMMON PLsAs-TaIAL TERM-pART |
The bishop False Imprison ment Cas-,

Inc blShOp raise ImprlsOnment Case.
Eleanor r. Bishop Us. Robert f. Jones Co.-This
case. which has been on trial Tor the last two days.
was brought to sudden termination yesterday by
Judge Van Brunt dsmissing the complaint on mo.
ton OF MIR. Beach, the defendants counsel. The
ground on which the motion to dismiss was granted
was that the evidence adduced in behalf OF Mrs.
Bishops case failed TO show that the defendants or
any OF them, had either directly indirectly caused
her arrest and imprisonment on the cnarge Of grand
larceny.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
HERALD THURSDAY MARCH, TO- la7O-TRIpLE SHEET

afndavlts read, pro and con, ana the argument Of
eX-GovernOr Lowe IN favor ol the motion and OF
Messrs. Fine Gallaaer IN opposition thereto.
fully reviewed the facts ana law as developed by the
ardaviIs and arguments, and held that in law MIR.
Foster was non resident of state Of New York,
and therefore denied the motion To discharge the
attachment, wilh costs. Thus II will be seen that
Fisk ana ms "Lost Soul" are still UNDER attach
ment
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
BROOKLYN COURTS.
uS,TsD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation of Property.
Before Judge Benedict.

JUUS1 BtHCUICt
Un,ted states vs. Thlty-tr0 Casks Of NeloGo.-
This property was shipped from Havana on the
steamer Cleopatra early in February last, being
consigned 10 Harmony's Nephews OF New York.
Upon beng entered at the custom House lt was
seized by oder OF the Collector, on the ground that
IL had according to The invoice, been falsely valued
Yesterday Assistant District Attorney Allen moved
for the condemnation OF the property and as no
claimant appeared the Court granted the notion
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA MURDERER.-The record
In the case OF John Deail the murderer Of Richard
Harlan, who was convicted at the January sessions
was transmitted TO the Governor on the 4th or last
month. His counsel short tne after, laid before
tue Governor letter which they had received from
ne belonged to q family aifexed with INSANITY The
Governor promised aud has DELAYED issuing the war.
iished. SO far nothing OF me Kind has been done
and II Is hardly probable that the entence OF tne law
VIII now be lnteriered Win. Dean remains as com.
posed US ever. HE is visited By q clergyman or tae
Baptist ana another OF the Roman CAslvllc deroni.
misunderstanding (pdy EaGte. Murch s.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
T He COUR rs.


Action for Injury to Property Under Distraint-
Validity Of Contract Made in the Wife's
Name-Ths Alexander Poisoning Case
The Sheridan Murder-The Fenian
Fund Squabble-False Imprison-
ment Case-A Servant Girl
Pleads Guilty Of Arson.
SUPREME CcURT-cRCUlT-P /
Action for Injury to Property While Being
Removed Under q Warrant.
Before Judge CardozO.
Haydn rs The Florence Se,olnO COmpanv.-This
was an action to recover $4,000, under the follow
ing crcumstances:- defendant instituted pro-
ceedng In tue Third District Court to dspossess the
plaintiff OF premises on Broadway, on the allegation
that he held them after the expiration OF his time
and recovered Judgment. warrant was accord
lngly ISSUED, and the Plaintiffs property which con-
sisted mostly OF the appurtenances of restaurant
were sezed and removed. In being conveyed away,
however, large portion OF the property was eltner
injured or destroyed. The proceedings before the
District Court were thereupon removed by certorari
70 Inc supreme Court, Wnere the decision OF the
Justice was reversed.
The plaintlH now brought the action for the
damage sustained IN the removal OF hts goods.
several witnesses were examined by Mr.. McAdam.
LOT tne piaintiH, and by Mr.. Soue for defendant.
1he Jury returned q verdict for The plaintiff
damages $S,995.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11
our iticLD,ond Lrffe,.

RICHMOND, Va, March 9th, 1870.
The House has been engaged upon
the Homestoae bill for acHril days and
il may not be completed before the
close of the week Several amend
ments allowing The Homestead to be
mortgaged have been voted down 10y
heavy majOritits.
The Enabling Act has become law
and number OF bills OF minor ImiUrt
have been passed.
The Great Consolidation bill, which
authorizes John Goode, A. Fulkerson
r. L. Tiller aud Others 70 organize ia
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Rail
road Company and receive subscrip-
TONS to be paid i'm the stock OF the
| Norfolk and Petersburg, the South
side, Va. n Tenn, and the Va. Il Ken
/ lichy railroads will be introduced be-
lore this reaches your readers. The
blll authorizes the company 10 have
81 10000 capital and provides that
the State shall be released from IT,
subscription 10 the Va. h Ky. II. II. a
al ,oOO,UO upon the condition that Ia,
state gives up 10 the company her i'm,
terest In the various roads COMPOSING
. the new company while 1t allows thu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11

NQ0 Bushels New Crop Psnnsy lvania and
IUU Ohio Clover seed, Lynchhurg, Jan.
rs, 1867. LR' TAYLOR \ co.
40 Bushels, New Crop. Orchard Grass
Seed, Lyachbu, &, jan. 28ih
LEE, TAYLOR 4 co.
800 Bushels, New Crop, Evergreen Grass
Seed, Lynehburg, Jan 2Sth
LEE, TAYLOR 4 co.
200 BuShsl', Now rop, Herds Grass seed,
Lynehbuig. Jan. fslh.
LEE. TAYLOR 400
400 Boxes, and Half BoIss, AdaInantine
andes. lyDchburg, Jan lslh.
LEE. TAYLOR A CO,
$500 Pounds New York aud Va. Bar Lead.
Lynohbnrg Jsa, 2sIh
LEE, TAYLOR a co.
90 Bags New York DroIs Shot.
Lynchburg' Jan. Ssth
LEE, TAYLOR a co.
500 Gross Msson's. PhilRdslphis, Backing.
LynehsurE, Jan. 2s'h
Indigo, Nader. Black Pepper, Ailspies,
| Cloves, Mustard, Teas, Se. &c,
Lynehhurg, Jan. 2sth.
LEG. TAYLOR b co,
JsA. Ia, 1879, sh JGH, 3e-h,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11


The federal espionage of Tonnes
see is again of most threatening
nature. Gen. Butler chairman of the
reconstruction committee arose in the
house on the 4th inst. and added, if
the Judgment Of the House was with
his own, he proposed to exhibit to
Tennessee, the power of Congress
against wrong, raipne and murder.
Senator Brownlow is known to favor
the most summary and revolutionary
action and the time is now near al
hand when it must appear whether a
majority, of each of the houses o.
Congress will sustain these demand:
for the administration Of q radica
purge to Tennessee.