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referred 70 was eminen'y fitted orthe position to which
ne was appointed, and, ma Of worth aud good chAr
aoter, II not surpassed by any In the state. The
gentlemen appointed who natives or OLD
tltizcps are men against whom Ill was
ever said previous ~ their "acccuti2$ The situa-
ton uuder the reconstruction actz. 10 their "depar
turo" in lso7; who would have been universally
cngnlZed "a leaders OF the wealth, worth, and inte
ganee OF the country" If they had opposed those acts
lhe.e gentlemen possess much properly and pny
much tax as persons occupying similar positions under
the state government ever did There some humid
reds OF officials OF less importance appointed by me- but
the same rule will hold good IN their ease; and trust
that viii be excused the apparent egosm ~ saying OF
myself that WAS clifton and Shareholder in Georgia
hong before the war, and to the time Of election
was actively and successfully engaged In business pur
sutS. | resigned The position Of President Of
the Macon aud Augusta Railroad Company TO
accept the Office that / now hold. / have
political aspiration ambition beyond a
successful performance OF my official duties during
this term OF office. Ny personal comfort and pc
cuary interests would have been greatly Increased had
never consented TO participate In tie effort to carry
out the Congress policy Of reconstruction; but be-
eyng our interests u people would he forwarded by
acIuiescing the inevitable, have given my best en-
deyOrs in that direction have fault to find, or re-
grcts TO express except that gentlemen claiming high
position in the Republican party North Lack the moral
courage 10 sustain the results Of their acts Re
spcctiuly, RUFUS II. BULLOCK, Cow VI Georgia.
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT DOCKS Nos 9iG AND 3ia BRo.Dw.r,}
NEw-YoRK, July H. 1871. )
N0TICE.-Pursuant to the provisions or SUP
Division Of cton Of chapter laws Of 1871 the Bosr OF
onrs governing Department Of Docks hereby gives nSnce
that the plans prOyeent OF the waterfront Of h " o. new
York determined upon by said BOar on The n DAY hh
1871 Guy adopted by the Commissioners OF the Satng rane
Turned 10 the Board governing this Department with OF ,h
adoption written theron In conformity with the law; Ib sl ps
ami certificate e In the Office Of this Beard and are open 70 PUBIC
nspecon daily the hour. OF 10 aud II O'Clock III Ad '
from and AFTER sl 2- day Of April Bll no wharf per
b,n doc w Mn ar any wharf structure or supersteIrc be laid
ou. bn within the territory district eh1facel IN anu
,O, mon plans accordance herewith
JOlS +. AGNEW,
HENRY A. SMITH,
q. HUNT, fCOmIiss0aers
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GREvvurE KANE, Secretary
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM HAvRE-n steamship st. Laurent JAY l9-ar end NJ
yrt al re servant MI and Mrs Gains and child Mr Cous
lnerv Mr Husche and Mrs lie Ruier NJ snt Mrs BuGAI'n
Mr. aud NJ Nonton Children and servant, Nj Oliver, Mss fnrs
Nj Msnqer, Mr. KEaup Mr. Moore Mr. STROLLER hr Glover ' N
gn Sir Fre.msn We.1nbarg Mr. Oppenhr, Mr. Leoto Mr
feouep Mr Golden NJ Vaughan Mr. aid Ms Nicserham, Ar and
SIR Ksie Mr. Rague Mr. MaBfir, Miss Beolde Mr. Lepenh M
Forest 81 Bors Mr. aad Mrs cheyarier Mr. Arayam, NJ ana
Mo- Gamer Mr. DelaOnane, Hr AMI Mrs Byns, hr eell1 p
simon S Bougon, Mr. CeaLc Nr st Mrs b,a Z aIi W Gnu
rp Mrs Lew Mr. Marx Mrs Pr- Mr. BOin, Mr. Oval NJ ehd
M o,ausLy Mr. Meter Mt Lauteame Mr e4n Slr sId MIS-
Roe 81 aii Mrs Auhert NJ Link sn1 child, Mr. Belo NJ nn
BnulYs Mr DenaRlreiME Rcher hr Dupre NJ blla 'i
and Oqy Mr. Dofe Mr. Ieary - thens nj bsaiue 4D'
child Mise. Luchesi, Mr Lagisue, aud Mr. haTlMdn'
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. July 90.

THURSDAY july 90
Mails @ Eumpe southampton aud Bremen Per steamship PRANK
from foot Of Ihrlt obosen, close at the PoOlce at O
H.; Station II ID. O:Ji Supplementary Mail, for pad
letters only made up Pier Iotoken and closed at lao Steam
ship sails at 2 p. m. . -,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
doube Dosake.l
Mails for Havana Nassau Indies per steamship Missouri
from Pier No. N. H. D. Steamship sails at
FRIDAY. July q.
Tie Bremen Line steamship sailing Saturday does not a. rIeitat
Nail" but
sh,p salCh takes tie mails for Europe, &c.
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Eeeal Noilres.
8 CIRCIrIT COURT FOR WESTERN

II s. CIRCUIT COURT FOR WESTERN
u DISTRICT or PENNsyLVANA-Ani nog Jane H. l5l on
motion J. r. Sige Cy Aorueg, and r NJ Magee hue IS
gnte the several parties interested Pants IN the anhei
Scheue suits against the Of Pittsburgh to sbog vi the
10 ala suits SHOULD satisfied ~ record Returnble at
Pburgl Pc TUESDAY, August l. 1871 a. 10 M Notice Of MS
application published In The NeNfek tribune ana r'oHsa
Commercial and Gazette.
Sehde against The city Of Pittsburgh represented by The
Charles sbar Attorney for Paanu the u b T. y of
". u. Of Pennsylvania . - .
Geo w. Dobbin, Va. the Citg. No p, Nay f. lGl
Lewis Liycrmore tie City. No. SO, blay T., l@l 80
SteDhen p Darling w. the City. No. IS November T. l6L
James C8ry Cole " the City. No 49, November T. l#l
Charles Poppau the City. No. ~, November IT, Ibii
Lewis Iiyrn the city. No. Ia, November T. l
stephen r. Darlington the City No l8, Noyemter L. ''I'
Geo W Dobbia v. the City. No ISL, Novemt'T L. ''I'
Jane, p. Morgan the Cts. No. q, NAY T. iiol
EIyarl Darlington the City. No. 45, NAV T. lhI go.
Eigad Darlington Va the City. No 81. November T.. i
LEWIS JAyemore tle CITY. No. 81 November - l'-'
c. w Brush vs.. the CtH No. So November T., l@S
Lewis Iaserm0re " the CITY. No - May l., l"J.
Edward Darlington the City. Ne. II. Nay t. ljbS.
Lewis Lyermore W. the City No ~ November T., labJ
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Excursions.

DELIGHTFUL DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
4 ROCKAWAY BEACH
Healb, comfort aud reefeaton - ., u.,,...o
SURF AND STILL WATER BATHING.
GOOD FISHING.
SAILING -..
AND DELICIOUS CLAM ROAsTS
An extensive Restaurant where every lXgry provided.
Taie the
SCUTISIDE STEAM RAILROAD,
ROOSEVELT ard GRAND.Sr., n. Y, FERRIES.
aa and m; leaving te Beach at l.S5, 45 aud $50
Tickets for the Excursion.
ONE DOLLAR
c. W. DOUGLAS, Supt.
GRAND EXCURSION to PALESTINE and
~ EGYPT visiting London, FI nee SD5eanl sg Athens Con
.tantinop Canal Cairo tire Nile Prices $500 and Slu
COLL including excellent board with vine all sights g
gage the programme Information given by Mess. kun
HARDT Coz III Brods, and az the UNIV ERSAL EXCURSION
COMPANY 53l Broadway Prescott House Nw-ork. Tds under
taking under IL, sanction and approval Of the Government
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. 90
81, rs. AS sun ......... 725 Moon s....... SJ
rHs nAL -,
so,d7 Iook $50 Cows 1884 Hell Gate ..l|'ZJ
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Sales br 1rttion


A. MERvIy. Arclonecr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
hI Hhstsae Of Books Wors 81 AT Fancy Gco gurpture
10y JOHN III. DRAPER & Co., Auctoneers.
ID The Delaware, LackSanna ali Western Railroad Company vail
sell -
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
Pablo auction, WEDNESDAY, JOY &C. at u eeS at %
Ezcbauge-Dhoe SAMUEL SLOAN, Pfeadcui
geo. A. LEAVITT a. CO. date Leawtt,
sbeirh Cor Clinton Hail. Asorpsce For the SALE By
ArcIox COLLECTIONS Of Books PANriSGs and all
kinds Of LITERARY Property.
CUPREME COURT.-A. G. KEENEY agt b..
- r. CLARKE md Y. 4. ChRROLL-RLCEIVERS SALE
hereby given that hg virtue 81 order n TIC Sprere Cent
the subscriber receiver % The property and clc % The cp ep
KRRSRY CLARKE Of ne Cy Of ScVl r. vii sell at Public
Auction u August next Al II O'Clock rOan on me Irn
ises ed hy sad rut and Forty ' %
tween Eleventh RE North RIVER IN the Cy o. the
LEASE Of the said premises. and the mschin,r box stock hEnfe
Dated Ju5 q. 1871 ABEEk &. kEENEf, Receiver
Swell 4 PEtcE Plaintiffs Ator1eys ii3 Broadway.
'NO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in LONDON,
ON AUGUST T. 1871.
portion Of the LIBRARY Of GIN GEORGE ". WHISTLER
comprising the
FOUR FIRST EDITIONS OF SHAKESPEARE
and ether editions and works relating to slae-eare Also early
Dramas O., d Poetry &C., &c.
Commissions received by b. NJ PICKERING rs Pcdy LONDON
Auctoneer, SOTHEBY, WILLIAMSON HODGE
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
y ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY -, l35l
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoRR
L. n. RUCRER
GpuilSuD't.

P,.e,er station IN NewYok OF Twenty uh.; snA
fourtl-aye. EBtrsuce o. Twenty se,el-s.
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DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA and WEsr-
MORRIS AND FssEY DIVISION

- MORRIS AND ESSEX DivIsIOX
BngsmoS, syTsesss AMI osy'co WIHoCf ciAvG. % Cias
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, JAY y.
500 {, m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Beoa B.n,s,
y through from NegYork 0re.o ghol cnss Of
Scranton with l. and B. r. R. FOR Knss;oa wesasHe rh
s:i5 a. m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN =, av =, g,as
o T Ar S5i over and i S,oa ' a, % s VI TO- r.
Gap, Sonfs1ug Scranton Real Bib inion
cse ani osweso, and at Laol with Lsh valley b. r TO- a pa'
2:o % LRHIGH VALLEY ExpRLf stop, sears Ho7'
tova, Dover, NaterlSo. Hse.eit.osa 5a-'a .l
Bel. Del r. r. for Bevdere g. ar Ea-io1 ath l. T. b.
for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mau,h Clans, 'A-H H'-ar 'ni
ii9 100 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS RAIS. Po7 OFT
stations, Connecting Dover win cieer g. f
'ns % M E&sros RxPRSs connect, 4 Dover vb
R. at Waterloo with Sussex r. r. ard At Eaton With " t. f
p HACKETTsTowyMA connects aa Doon'on ch''''
'n s: 51' o. m' HhCHETrsTowY EXPRESS.
Por hORRISTOWY at 7:l5 $40 ll;o l;9 m, 2;o ''1 to
Fcr SUMMIT and ntsraeds, station, s3s 17'i $40 1919
' For ' ORANGE and and SOUTH ORANGE SO 49, s? go Isq
ami $50 M, l:lO $780, 3D 49, 49, o'S '''' ''' ''
SEw&sK so 5:lsS 7 go s9 s 2'S JOE 10 Is so
ii , i tS 9I5 5so 5!5o eo6 5j go $50 sS ADJ
H S,v J5' % at SIo6 i ia and MoSTcLAG e
$50 .ai o2 1 e. Fi EG l S Ssl = m H.
sol Prs, M and s 81 ss sni Sc Sci Si FOR BTDU
LAkR 1t 7;I5 m l2O $3.50 ami $50 = e'yas I -
at at Si s h s5 s: s1Se ny S is NJ 56 40 s5 n $50
RAILROAD HarketONn thence by Rage Its TO- niiA
WARE WATER GAP al 1900 and 800 m Fof ~, hflI.i'
SPRINGS at8sm. , SC-iO, e4-tLln,.ee-.
ERIE RAuWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepotS
II foot Of Chambers-st ard foot of2d-st asfol!Ows:
rTsns leave thamheTsr. ats M "i''
?. daily. New ami improved Dfssing Icon ,oal'.
accompany IN. th ght Buffalo su sc.,es bfse
connecting Hornesy With magnificent sleeping coaches rdnns
Ceyean Cincinnati Sleeping COACHES accompany hr
II a. NJ SugaehAnna BataO the $3.50 y tan ioa
Suspension Bridge ami the train Hss-lorA 20
rGas Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati Emisran lr-n leave.
daily at 6:lJ p. m.
For Port Jsvs snl WAY a00a. NJ ant $3.50 ?.
For Mddetoun Way r70 $50 H. an So0d,ts
only. 800 a IN.
For Otisyile and WAY al +li:30 A.. m.
For Ncwburgh and wsy, AZ a. H., 800 and 30
For ufe IN and Way, and 9 10.
For ant Wsv At t:4j 10 u H.; 'l;i, ' 10
e:l5 Q. and IL Midnight 49,, ... 49,.
2:o0 an +6:i5 and WeGres s ana Sailf '
ti2 midnight -, .sso
AIS 1850 5:l5 i6:3J aad Nin'sas anl eaun!s oh'
t2 midnight - ,-..- 4. ,,t .. -.
23 depot carrier taa above tins Last boai o4 ~
Te for Passage anil Apartments in Drawing Room an sn
obtained tbe oh Airg
gae nav CompaHys Offices 2ii so and & Bfoais 20
Ctamterst; Ahg. ana ~ AIenn' hnrm
Contest Brooklyn; lOi Broadway, Williamsburg Deros h"i o
Caob4r,s AMI foot Of NeE.York; and Long Docl Depot
Jersey Catv and OF the Agents at the principal hotels
-Daly. for Permont and Nysck. .For facAen~'eh
For Hsekenssck ard HIlsdile oa,,,, - nan,
L. n RCCKER, Ma29 WM X bAhN
Geu'lSuD'L lSlL eeh1l ,sfA-
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL-
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nlarble ar0 5ldte mQnicls.

A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
"a IZING WORKS l34 and 36 East Hgteent oies Marble
Msntels all complete. Also, Monuments
Table Tops etc. At prices that DEFY competition
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
IA Marle and Dconte al prizes from $40 to 80 and uPyarL
Also, every description, plain AID ornamental
PENRlIlA SLATE Co, No 40 Yves, 81 ghteeEthst.,
Between Fifth and sixth-aves.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS; largest as
- n the city, lowest prices Elegant new dgn l. B
STEWART Co., COS hThaye, bet Ihrtyhth ard .hH7shss
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Uch0lna garos, Nl.

At VIM. EYERDELL" SONS, No. 1Ol Full
~ ,onsi w EppIS0 CARDS and PINE sfAIiOSERf tEstab
nsheI lBla
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TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK
For New-Iaven and Bridgeport, LIh l@ M 1913 U'hh'
For Milford Stratford Fairfield, Southport and Wco 1870
NJ for :t South SorSaE GEI) uO M 1915 f CEr a'',
80 05l; $50 go % and rl ?. "a $40 ,,t9on
For s;saiad Et . lllo l!l5(E aIS CS'l 2''
For Greenwich I'D intermediate Stations g. 30 g. m I'D $50
' s65 Sy 1 Lave. reutrsevens st. NED Yo's az 49, for
Boston, via Oo'1 SP"h9CeiojiS SE SEC rs TRANS
FOnBo.on via Spring I f I; 8 nj ii, sIa ~
For Hartford snd sprngfeli nj R;3, D. ste 10
For Newport R. H. a n gh All l!o p n M les. .,s ghs
For Connection, River Railroad la5 n to hoO'
For i;r5oT Pydence aud Fhs EaiIea T pr ,h,5
shore Line Railway at D. NJ to Norwich a-d ri''D' "'
Fer E S Sv ssa l sa Sor 100 RaOad North
'T FS Sr syen Mia town and wn,nde Rnloa Af LIMBS
For 20 i Mda.s snc Railroad and p. v.o,,
For NaugatuE Railroad, M, ana ~ p '''''''
FCr D1n6sy aud Nc''ls Railroad M I2lS -aS $50 p ~
CSmSooa. Sleeping attached Tan ai a'o to S.G
day Nal Train ether Line DraNinsr'Om Car a'''A 's'
en- , point f T t iy III '2,
urhsve a.o the oases Of NE gJsSi and
leaving suitable aG,.s can have tier iSs Il oYF Sept
NE GNysS CEN, GEAiK A.: rs AAp o. o D0N
Ga H. Chicago AID Moares hFre''
o,S 1 % sPc cSS.gs Express fat r'o Wit D"'irsT'o"
e' ito 10 S Sal Northern aDa and Wstsrn Express.
a'P M Ssstrr s1STes. Y,nIo s Asg'
p ~ Pr.i Pacific Express, with Seelingoa'' for "''oT'
syrscuse oswego and Csnaudsigaa 81, O., . . . p...,e,
Bsso N.Sara Fas also Clicsg via bOh L. snI " q .
roads, Louis, via roelo' and Louisville wa ih1A'i %
train will ssvs on Sundays az p . .,.-...
II N. uiba anil try Erpres'' With through S''''''
s:Is s. m 1850 as audi :l5 ?. rces,kil trans
.nd S e. . Sif 10 S.nt 1850 . $40 sO aad a
sn"sy Nav Trnin.-e3o and Yonrs sT'ea-s'W
ep.e Special makes 10 segs SSlth 81 lonf
Yew.YOrt June Is ls7l. --
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FIalMF FOOT OF
~ and from foot Of CORlLA I
or Hour Sca.'Sos IA .S SStS5 go = .sao A. i ss
For Phsdepa via Cand.n anal For BALLls0R "a
wAsHISGfos and TnE o MESr M va Bi so8wfsf sa ~
$40. D. m silver Palace attached 20 The go ysT Il.
and AlOqsG % LSsSos " sn SAiS sr Pa
sa S i1 "a a., p0 A. .d n 6rocg& rom ork P,s1
aud % SnI S roSsa TO P,t,sGrvh Cincinnati 'eos ~
ioc, snd Chca,o without change Ieie 'o' - p,,yg
ps q G; ,sn pa and s :. Bow JACKSON sept
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoNo ISLAND
The ou, double al,oe.is % LSps h''A
conmeaens MONDAY. MgiA III '''~
'''o' an; M' Is 1 ad & By s H. B'p0r' Aai
ooo r'r Ra asSS g,ear.'og,
iSS1 |, M accommodate 90 B,o' Ga :, p,,, or Fire
80 i PM from Ps.ehoCae by io Beeot ard fre
., r'i % chosue Accommodation.
80 n m Bsh,lon Accommodation.
"a n NJ MerncS Aceomniolai'o; ,c.o -. -, .....,,
vance '" - ". DOUGLAS sdpshRsssdesh
20, nther particulars time table
sIkl. tran vii eoulaepcs TGIass jul l. N'L
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8itcmboats arr 3ailronN5.

DA5lit1ifIy EXCURSIONS 10 LEWES and tho
FNsriFT ~ IRE4NWAT EgThe splendid ,ea.-rsg iosme
4 Ia e, q p E CON Ter a. T. r. s5oog a oSo rs, ,
sos;s III 20, q GOD Ssc IS B-For he 5rsS, e
i V a., NOh,WALK and DANBURY-Railroad
y ,sa "a i,i Is, % ss fy i,' sif sssoos s
5 cts rs, "a zoe ii9 e. Of % p'TS and s'' F.
ArLllgIMORE AND OHIO KAILR0ED COS
S S2BsdYGElE [PEIsT ri9 -, eSx6 + 81
t Lss IST 20 5 ATS 4 N i5E Fsor
iSS q CO. ,,9 , pn,s. en route WEsr p To-
this OPPORTUNITY TICKETS GOOD NfL I.,F6I LIS" aAfas
cw.PERyfiL G,u.r.i Agent,
CENTRAL RAILROAD % NEW JERSEY -
rect, so%ee vii soai Bp Rs iS. 20; :, Il LF,
VIZ ,Ge PsaEais Lsssas.naa and 'ln resd ppsaTf
5dgh WEI soa, change AK o o ceu s P < n
ALlf sfRis3 i 1Iss I'd TIN FFgE WEST
astoo faitoa, B sa &.u,S ci,s VIE.
T isIs h w9gsr As5s e G NJ c Hao Issqs
1 So @T T',,s; E5 4 s. ,: saai E. A.
ngioa At Fhipsburg wh Le. ad soslre i Division saseb
yay N,osl cil39 ''' Enc A' '' k''' "''
l2:9o mFot Fe@,seon, Essicn AreB,ovn Nsqeh cApas
KPhratA, Pottsvhe Harrisburg &C. coDleet. P,.'s for B
.
2:0 mFor Efstn Corne-s PhHpslarr Win IehFh aaA
Sus Division fr AlntoVn Nkhsr aad al. Elfoi
Lehigh VALLEY r. r. r Allentown and CaAsaa ton.si,
Junction with d l.. AMI W. r. r.
7. m.-FOr Eeston Allentown ard usnch Chlnk.
t:30p. m.-For SomeryiFe and FfniR,.on.
5nm-CtSCNNATI ExPREss, 15 Tor Fusion, Beffsr Anel
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chl1 aa Cncnlsa.
Ing and Palace Csrs 20 Pittsburgh AMI Chicago
DIS m-P0r SJmeryiie
r. n.-Por B4son.
z m-fOr Soneryille.
. p MIN grsutl-P0r Rason.
5;fop. m.-Por Plaintiff
~ p m-Por Panaed Wednesdays and S1tlda7a
For hllabehN $40 500 6g 1:i5 1:f', $50 49, 9e g:n,
1000 HAS l23o loo 2:0s. 70 35 36 4c. 40, E5,
30 9O 3:f5 500 $50 7si 3:31 $50 l0:45 200
Tickets for the West he obtained The o1c o. he ala. Raj
road Of NewJee foot Liberty Nesl0rs; t5 principal
RE RICKER Superintendent.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest and magnificent Steamers the world The
ST JOHN DREW All DEAN RCOND. one Of the above steam
all leave Pier North Ri afternoon Sunday excepted
cock arriving ALBANY With railroad trains
West, North Returning leave the steamboat aning az
Albany O'Clock the arrival Of connecting as gom the
Ncst and North and Ea-'. 49,, - -,
E,l ga Rr1.aA- an. No. CoJr. Brooklyn. Ia checked
10 il estust received until ihe L0ur Of departure
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-. ,o,, o,,.,o,i2ol and Instructed 20 Issue,
M "a render less valuable the States Endorsement VI
IL Of railroad companies For personal rca"oh''
cforc am gratined that an opportunity IL gwen "',
m ts r,ouest to make known, semi oheiaIy lho eAa''
q,col condition of this state am advised that 'u'
r ,tolison Roll Controller General OF this state,
49, En- r,eponse ia a similar circular, given your Com
ittce in bulk the statistical information calied lofi a"
7 shall therefore only .rooaptuatc the eoinp"a'No
a,,nrcs 10 exhibit the points Of information WINCH vi"
dersand your Committee requires IL proper !" Sow
that pde, our statutes the ContTollerGencra Is INC
official check upon all the other departments Oh 'uo '.
aud that his office together with that OF the secretary "l
c., .rtros the records the official ;proceedingS ana
M tronsociion of the states affairs. The once Oh lIeas
,r is only clerical that official being simply INC cus.
dian and Pave Of such money as may he Piaseu Ia Las
b,,d v fine Governor or from taxes collected tIo"b"
,hc ControllerGeneral.
The public debt Of the State, az SHOWN u! tue 'o"-
trelcrGenerals report for 1851, was s36s''o Inc pun
lie debit Of the state on the LIST day OF jay 1868
~. ,.s hof,ro the urrsent administration came into
oico was S. oss 695; showing an increase OF deot DC
,,,on tho elose of the war and the adoption OF inc
rrescnt Constitution 1.-THE state Government u'iue 'i"'
time being under the able administrator vi WV 'o
kins founded upon President Johnsons prociaina'on
Of g m $50 The expenses Of the state DoNeIhnche nc
shown 10y the report Of the Controller are Dc
follows: soeoo,cqe.
o, 1e 1876 TO Oct l6 %
Oct To- 1901 Aag IA m re- ;; month. Of Gov Jctiin. suin
ui HUNDRED AND SIXTY ihoNsAND 'ih
xrr,n' .yn StyE AND f1RrroNE GENIE
~, present admins ration from August ~,
January, 1909 $3.50
Same from 1nnI, 10 ~ ysnrgry G7l..,... l47e2l "
\, otal 10 LIST day OfJanuary 8 rened o ~, -
SgiwoDs the present administration, oi'''' SooV4 "
Tbps showing that with double the voting population
and double the number of citizens entitled to the care
and attention of the State, It's courts, etc. and for
period Of time covering great excitement and disorder
the expenses Of my administration have been an average
Of nearly FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MONTH LESS
than those Of my predecessor and this, too, notWth
standing the heavy expenses necessarily incurred by the
numerous and fact almost continuous meetings OF the
General Assembly, made necessary by the hesitaney OF
Congress in acting upon the question Of the roadmission
Of our state into the Union.
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY AND TAXEs.
The total valuation of property, returned by the
~ hn, ecn runs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-22

THE amnesty bill, which passed
the Lower House, Is defeated in the
Senate. There seems to have been
an understanding that 1t should he
passcda M IN emolient plaster to soothe
the irritation Of the Kuklux Bill =
But, true tn their instincts, the RAIDS
proved treachcrouS, as they have ever
done, In all their dealings with the
South. AS every evil is said to have
Its accompanying good, this persist
ent persecution may, In time, teach
the people of the South to rely upon
their w energies and resources to
secure equal rights with the North,
and to merge all other considerations
in the one IDEA Of commercial indie
pendence and political power, as
basel upon the development of every
element Of neutrality-suspicious.,
mineral and manufacturing. AS long
rs people continue to neglect Their
true interest, they will he slaves to
the North, and, what is more, deserve
to he.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-22

TIE Radical Chicago Tribune Il
quite bitter against the Kuklux bill,
and assigns rs the reason, the unim-
portnnt fact that it violates the Con-
stitution. Such objection now, would
entitle him to the appelation of, fool,
were it not known that he is II knave.
He has shouted with joy, over count
less violations of the Constitution,
and now that there is little of it left
to violate, his patriotism Is violently
shocked by II repetition ofthe lawless.
ness which he has SO long i~nstigated
and applaudcd. Is he growing
honest, or becoming insane-the lat.
ter may happen to Radical, the for
mer, never
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-22

THAT something good may come
out of Nazareth, is illustrated by Il
late decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States, which atflrms, in no
doubtful terms, the time-honored doe
trine Of State Rights. This decision
istle more cheering because that court
was organized, by p%artizans, for par
tizan purposes. Still there is "A sancti-
ty in the judicial erminc which in
clines the most wicked, when clothed
herewith, to respect the claims OF
Justice and to vindicate that claim
even when in conflict with cherished
partizan schemes and personal inter
eslS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-22

THE Grant, Dent, or any other
family has a rival in the Moses es-
adjustment in South Carolina. Some
one has inquired into the number and
emoluments of the various offices
m~onopOlized by these colOred nabobs
of the Palmetto State, and here is
the result Of his Investigation
"The Speaker of the House Noses
receives his SIS per diem for every ses-
sion, and this session includes four
months. Before adjournment 81 900
were voted him rs a present extra, all
from the State Treasury. He is also
Adjutant General, and as such re-
ceives a salary of 81, 800, with 81, 200
more as contingent fund, and sd 900
more for expenses % of the militia.
He was also allowed SCI 900 to buy
furniture ior the hall, and 5000 o to
buy arms, &c. These are the figures
which the records show. The Speak
er's father is the Chief Justice, with
II salary of $1,000, and n contingent
fund in his hands of $500. The
Speakers father-in law has 81 800 for
one Office, and 81 900 for another. The
Speakers uncle is Circuit Judge, with
u salary of $500; and then follows
II small army OF the Speakers kin,
who have what to them seems a lib.
eral share of the pickings.