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.elgaRS SPECIAL NOTICE.
POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

= IN and after SUNDAY, March 2lsl, regular
HOU kLl TRIPS OF BOTH FERRY BOATS
VIII be resumed on the route between Alexan-
dria and Washington.
On April lst and thereafter the trips of the
Boats will be made from either city according
to the following schedule:
7.3O, $50, $50, H. 80 and /. Am. and 1e AZ
10y 230, 8 81, 43O, $50 and g. 10 D. M
Ihe Sunday trips will be as usual.
s. S. HOWISON,
NH ~ President Potomac Ferry ~
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
w COMPANY.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Com pany will be held on FRIDAY, the 23d
day Of July, 1876, at II o'clock q. M, at the
Company's Office in Alexandria.
By order of the Board:
je2-2awtd r. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
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Connection between Warrenton and Mai,
Line, to and from North and South bound Mail
and South bound Express TrsiDs.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Passenger Train daily, except Sunday,
tween Strasburg and Washington. Leave Str.
burg junction $50 a. M, arrive at Alexsnd1
8;95 q. m, and At Washington $50 a. m. Leave
Washington 400 p. M, Alexandria 4.45 y M.
arrive q, Strasburg junction 9 As D. m. Good
connection at Manassas Junction with Main
Line Mail Train both South and North bound
At Washington, full connection with North
and West; at Danville, to and from South and
Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice daily to Mem
phis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Arkansas and Tex
az, and, at Gordonsville and Charlottesville.
with double daily trains on Ches. Il Ohio 4. K.
East aud West
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run Mrouoh ,oith-
OFT change 6etaceen Baltimore ard Ne.v Orleans,
VIA Lynchburg, East Tonnessoe aid Atlanta
Line
Excursion tickets to all the Summer Resets,
on sale. Lowest rates to all points
g. j. FOREACRE, Gen. Manager.
j. M. BROADUS q. T. A. ala
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MINED TRAIN.

< a. leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, a,
Danrille 2.55 p. M; arrive at LynchHurg s Il;
=; m::,, This train makes good connection y,
Danville with Richmond and Danville train.
North and South and at Lynchbnrg, with reg.
ular Express Train on this line, in both direc
tions
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SOMETHING NEW
~ COTTON PRINCES!
- COTTON PRINCESS
All shades, suitable for any style of Dress Goods
These Fringes are being sold in large qus, titles
In Baltimore and New York, being the newest
and most desirable trimming now used. Only
70 cents. FERGUSON s. BRO,
Je rs e6 King street.
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HALF PRICE FOR KIDSl

Nos. 81, 6, 81, 81, 7, u and u.
Reduced fro u 81 10 SOC to close them out
je25 ID. F. WILMER co.
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GIFT CONCERT.
p o 7 P 0 N N E N T.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,

ON THURSDAY, JULY 10Th.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
Report OF the Committee on State
Prle0n. -LI.- ~

Mn PRESIDENT: Your committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the management
and condition Of tho State Prison bog
leave TO report as follows:
That we met q like committee mp
pointed from tho Assembly. and pro.
cceded to examine a largo number Of
witness. whose written testimony IL
herewith submitted. - gast'
Your committee have mndo tho IN.
vestigation m thorough and complete as
the limited time would permit, and find
tho testimony 80 conflicting that they
are unable to ngree upon a satisfactory
report. iJ.gE.
We find that under the existing law
entire management Of the State Prison
devolves upon the Board OF State Pris.
on Commissioners.
The joint committee unanimously
agrec that tho financial management has
been strictly honest md economical.
The testimony relating to other charges
investigated by your committee IL too
voluminous to admit Of being digested
In this report. ~
wo therefore recommend that tho
evidence taksn. herewith submitted, be
turned over to the Board OF State Prison
Commissioners, and that tho same be
by them printed in pamphlet form for
distribution. Gro. w. CASSIDY,
Chairman Senate Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
E-xAG0EATED.

The closing scenes Of the Nevada Leg
islature, day before yesterday, were bad
and ~disgraeeful enough. but the Eaisr-
prise Of this morning h~umorously. yet
wrongfully sxaggsratss the matter.
Whatever Of turbulence and disorder oe-
CURED was in the lower House-ths As
ssmbly. The demon Of disoord was sv-
identity turned loose there. and agoneral
row in . lunstio asylum were . peaceful
little picnic episode in comparison. yet
our contemporary mthsr ~sIaggcmses
even that. But u goes on to state in
the same strain, that
"Ths closing scenes in tho Senate
were characterized BY . sullen discour-
tssy on the part Of many Of the MEM
ben which We hopo may never again DO
observed in o Nevada Legislature. Had
the acting Governor appeared during
the evening in the Assembly. the chances
are that he would havo been thrown out
Of q windoW." r,aa.
On the contrary. wc arc assured by
the members and others that everything
passed Of peaceful aud orderly. with no
"sullsn discourtssy." Or any trouble
whatever. The Senators conducted
themselves in q most crsditabls and gen.
tlsmanly. manner toward each other.
closing business and sdjourning in good
style with all due difference and courtesy
and in q esntlsmanly. b~usinsss-liko man.
ner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

IT u creditablo to American Journal
ism that outside Of Washington only ons
ortwo journals have been so blinded by
p~artisanship q 10 support the nsiarious
Force bill. The Boston Advvuiisr says
Il Il glad the Louisiana Committee sub
mitted no resolution on the subject. and
adds: ITO employ tho power Of the
Government in tho way suggested.
merely 70 threaten 20 to employ IL. In 70
undo whatever work Of Cancellation the
policy suggested by the report rs to
Governor and Legislature might accom-
plish. With our mouths We should say
let us have pssee; with our right arm We
should flourish . ire-brand. Let US not
deceive ourselves. In order TO secure
peace and good order in the South We
must have something moro than an Act
Of Congress. Tho Republican party
alone cannot restore that community to
. healthy condition. II needs the Coz
operation Of all good men. by whatever
party name they may call themselves.
II Is certain that no Democrat will help
II We make . force bill part Of our plan.
Therefore. IL We hope to succeed we
must shsaths the sword while Ne AJAX
and conocde . truce. and NO must re-
solve thai only teaehsry not induced BY
anything for which Republicans are rs-
sponaioie shall persuade US TO draw il
sgain."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE.

How common IL the announcement.
Thousands are snddenly swept into stsr-
nifty by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has IL origin In impure blood
filled with irritating. poisonous mate
rails, which, circulating through the
hoart, irritate It's delicate tissues.
Though tho irritation may at first DO
only slight, producing q little palpita-
ton or irregular action, OF dull. heavy,
or sharp darling pains. yet by and by
tho disease becomes firmly ssated, and
Inflammation, or hypertrophy. or thick
ening Of tho lining membrane or OF the
valves, IL produced. How Wise TO give
carly attention 10 o case Of this kind.
Unnatural throbbing or pain In the re-
gion Of the heart should admonish ono
that all Ia not right, and II you would
preserve Il from further disease, you
must holp Il 10 beat rightly by the use
Of such 0 remedy ns will remove the
cause Of the trouble. Use DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become too seated, and II
will. by its great blood purifying and
wonderful regulating properties, effect
o perfect cure. II contains medical quail
tiles which net specifically upon the It's
suos Of tho heart, bringing about q
healthy action. Sold by all hrst-class
Druggists.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RocKroEr. Spencer county, Ind, Fob
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
ZEAL

Aged POND Is made against The Pa
eide Nail Company In the following
which appears in the Record Union Of
the I'd instant. Such zeal will hardly
benefit clients:
And that attorney OF the Pacific Mail
Company puruss William 3. King. the
lobbyist, like an Avenging Fate. When
Mr.. Wrinkle contemplated an assault
upon the constabulary OF Ipswich. he
proceeded deliberately to take OF his
coat, announced in Q loud voice that he
was going to begin. and was promptly
secured before the massacre commenced.
So the attorney Of the Pacific Mail
| Company, before he sets out from
Washington, conAdes TO the news agent
| Of the Associated Press that hs 10 going
10 Minnesota to attach the property Of
| William 8. King. Next day he invites
tho attention Of the same f~unctionary to
the fact that no Is actually setting out.
Arriving at Chicago he requests tho
press Of tho country to take notice that
be has got that far. Lest there should
DO some mistake about Ii. he lies by
over night, that the next days papers
may distinctly announce that the pur-
pose Of his journey is TO attach William
3. Kings property. About Tomorrow
we look for tho dispatch from st. Paul
that this indefatigable attorney has
reached that spot, and learns with
surprise and ehagrin" that William 8.
King's property has all been put out oil
his hands. coupled With his W ''opin.
ion." that an attempt to follow 1t al
this time would be hopeless. We ten
der the Pacific Mail Company in adj
vance. the coincidence Of o sympathiz'
ing country upon tho failure OF its siren
uous aud judicious efforts to recover
It's property. Perhaps in return 1t will
inform the country whether its own
share In this dreary trifing extends DO
yond the original employment Of a wit.
less attorney. or Is 1t TO DO understood
a. indorsing tho whole insult to the
public intelligencoi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
Humboldt Items.
Iron tho silver State, March STILL

J. q. Fall & Co. shipped a chr load Of
Sheba ore from Mill City to San Fran.
cisco yesterday. Col. Evans Is bringing
immense quantities Of anthony ore to
Mill City for shipment to San Francisco.
Thirteen carloads Of. beef cattle,
shipped by Shirley &c Sweetzer from
Ksiton. Utah. laid ovor here yesterday
10 rest. They woro unloadod at the
railroad caitlo c~orrals, which aro now
supplied with water.
Shoes for sir amalgamating pans ar
rived here last evening for the Hum
boldt Reduction Works. They were cast
at the Mill City Foundry. and in finish
and quality equal amy made on the
coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
NO AprfoPRrArfoN.

n In veil Known By this time 70 onr
citissns that In The dying houn Of our
L~seislaturs ths $780, 900 appropriation
for the new Stats Prison al Reno was
STRICKEN from the general appropriation
bill. In q spirit Of msannsss and revenge.
The political majority have had ample
time to prepare suitable legislation on
the subject which should subserve par
tisan ends. and they ought 10 have done
Il. But thsy frittsrsd away valuable time
in idlsnsss. and the State becomes The
sufferer. More. they have allowed the
Opposite organization the control Of the
remaining $50. 900 In the Building Fund,
which, judging the future BY the past.
viii Be- veil expanded at the approach
ing Presidential election. oh, smnrt
Aiseks! You have mot only lost the
golden sgg. but The hon that laid 1t.
When viii you cut your eye teeth!-
Reno Journal.
The above csnsurs Il we'll applied.
II We are correctly informed there is
now the sum Of $4,000 available for
continuing work upon tho new prison
ct Reno. This will Be inersassdto $780,
900 or over. No provision having been
made for . new Prison Building Com
mittso. work will 60 on under the super
vision Of the old Board. q majority Of
whom are Democrats. When NO &c.
member the usss TO which the $780, 0C
already expended were put during the
campaign last Autumn. We can readily
see the foolishness displayed by the
Legislature in failing TO pass Senator
Walters bill. providing for q Rspubii'
oan Board OF Commissioners. The SO
Ions who had control Of our Legislative
majority havo clearly ovsrreached the
mark. They should have passed Sena'
tor Walters bill frst. and then male
the $780, 900 appropriation contingent
on the approval Of said bill by the Gov
ernor. This would have taken the
curse OF at least, and in all probability
secured tho result aimed at. A things
now stand the Democracy still holds the
..ags'' in washoe county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
Extra Session Of the U. S. Senate.

The following dispatch. containing
tho proceedings Of tho Senate on con-
vsning in extra session yesterday, will
Be found interesting
The crowd in tho Senate galleries to.
day was larger than at any time since
tho Inauguration. and the floor was also
fllsd. Great anxiety was manifested 10
ascertain tho location Of the seats oi
Andrew johnson and prominent nov
Senators. johnson was assigned q scat
on the outer row-the Democratic side
that was formerly occupied by Bogy.
who now has the seat formerly occupied
by Alcom. Dawes has the scat which
Chandler occupied. Upon the desks OF
johnson and Dawes were largo boquots.
Burnside was welcomed by clapping Of
hands In the galleries. Vice President
Wilson called the Senate 70 order at II
o'clock, and after reading the proelama-
ton OF tho President. the oath was I'D
ministered TO the new Senators. AZ
johnson advanced to tho Clerks desk to
take tho oath there was great applause
in tho galleries. which was soon checked
by the Vice President. Aitor no was
sworn Q large boqust was handed him by
a page and he was escorted to his seal
by Bogy. AL tho new Senators having
bean sworn. Barton offered a resolution
acknowledging the Kellogg Government,
in Louisiana. which was laid over at his
request. He then ofisrod n resolution
to admit Pinchback as Senator from
Louisiana. and gave notice that h'
would perhaps ask It's consideration or
Monday.
AT II lao, on motion Of Frelinshuysan,
tho Senate took a Gee till I o'clock.
Senator johnson was i~mmediatel,
surrounded by visitors and was KEEP
busy shaking hands till tho close OF 70
cess.
Vice President Wilson on leaving the
Chair gave johnson . cordial greeting,
Caperton. Cockrsll. Jones, Of Florida,
Mary and Withsrs took the modified
oath, having been engaged IN tho Con-
fedsrate side in the rebellion. Booth
and Sharon have not yet arrived.
Upon resumption Of business, Ed
munds and Stevenson wero appointed q
committee to wait upon the President
He reported that he would communicat,
with the Senate on Monday next, ill
which time the Senate then adjourned,
For an hour after adjournment Sen
ator johnson received the congratu'
lation Of crowds OF people who vert
--.ll A. Ill u-z. liz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
The Cause OF the Decline.

c. 1T. g.. u-.u :,
Ahe oA" ~ ~
March LIST, gives the following m its ed
itorial idoa NJ 10 what caused the recent
and n,s.sn, rro., decline in s,ocks.
- :, 49,.
In the nrst pace tho ouik OF 'ncse
purchases was maue tosaiu . emu VI
ths year. wnen tno Pupiio In,es oe.o
ing duo, diveItsd from Ordinary cnan'
neis and locked up temporarily iMso
sums Q money. Ihen, TINS xes yeai
IN which the farmers instead Oh mafko',
ing their crops a. tho nsuai season nun
held on 70 q good portion on mem, ,h
withholding other sums TIM, shon'a ~.
ready have passed into circulation, MOI
oniy 80 oas tnese i"'n.'S nru na..
solves become oorrow.,s " ehaoio
20 carry .neli cfops' u,NS spmmn
me rsposlIoriss ~ ,Ss.;n;n,
hity mao zen inc na shnniS
1890 raii.f vsrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
Vandalism or Criminal Carslessnsss,

Complaint wa mado TO us yesterday
OF the practices OF certain very vicious
or criminally careless gunnsrs who seem
to have selected the nsishborhood Of the
Odd Fellows Cemetery ~ Q place for
trying weapons and their own skill m
marksmen. The complainant is Mrs.
Harry Shrieves. She tells MS that on
several occasions she hns felt her life'to
DO in danger from the bullets which
have whistied by her head while sho has
been visiting the grave OF her dear hus-
band. Oncs, she says, sho picked mp Q
bullet which had. while she was there.
been flattsned against the cast-iron fence
which surrounds the grave and mon.
ument erected over him. Dut, worse
than all. the marble shaft which bears
his namo has boon dsfaccd by thcso
wanton bullets; u piece being Clipped
off OH one side, aud tho marble itself
being cracked oven TO tho very lettering.
This is simply outrageous; and WI do
most earnestly hopo that tho perpetra-
tors may get such warning or punish
ment an shall deter them from any fur
Their offsnscs in the direction indicated.
Carson Apprl, March ca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

DxxocRAric IxsrScERrrr.- Andy John
son has O. little faith In the sincerity Of
Democratic professions - have 70. He
thinks Il won't do to trust them. Fol-
lowing il . letter which he wrote to the
Chairman Of the Nov Hampshire Demo-
cratic STATE Committee. declining an in
vitasion to 20 up there and stump tho
State. II meets our views: .
Dear Sir: I am too busy. and your
weather ID too lively for mo 10 think Of
going up TO New Hampshire this VIM
ter. Al our troubles have arisen from
the Democratic attsmpt to break up the
Union and overthrow tho Constitution
in 1876. Tho only obstacle to peace
now IL the refusal OF the Democratic
party 10 eoncsde equal rights TO all mon.
When I say that I am Tor equal rights,
I mean IL; but whom you say IL you
don't mean Il. When the Democracy
gets right on this question then the Con-
stitution viii b safe. and you can COM
mand the services OF yours truly,
AxpRxw JOHNSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
UNWORTHY AND IGN0nLE WORDS

IA sickly sentiment Of gratitude to
the dead" h tho Virginia Chronieis's
opinion Of that feeling which in all ages
has imbued brave men with reverence.
and in our day. a. in those Of ancient
Grsses and Rome. dscksd with fairsst
garlands the graves Of patriot heroes.
The CAroaieh il . Democratic paper.
Its editor claims to have seen service
under the Union Gag. This latter may
30 30. But in the opinion Of all men in
whose breasts there has bsen germinai-
Cd or still lingsrs respect for the cause
In which the bravest Of our nation fell
and now lie beneath thousands Of plain
whits tombstonss marked unknown"
the man who eoldly stigmatizss the ton
der rsvsrsncs which hovsrs round their
memory asa ''sickly sentiment" must
DO devoid Of every finer attribute which
should and does belong to honorable
msn. We might odd that there would
DO nc ''siekly sentiment in case Of his
demise. There might, however. Be o
feeling Of grutihAds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

A HANDSOME DosIrIos.-Hon. Dean
Lyman. Superintendent Of the Mexican
and Morgan mills, camo into our ofico
yesterday to tell us the correct amounts
subscribed by tho employees Of thoso
mills in aid Of the Nebraska sufferers.
Here they are: Mexican. S9i; Morgan.
SS7 80. Total, $751; 90. These moneys
woro brought hers and deposited with
Mr.. II. Y. Rice. agent for Wells, Fargo
Il Co. We don't believe that amy small
community. anywhere. has doue better
than these mill hands. Such splendid
generosity Ia n thing to boast Of; and we
are emphaticaily proud Of II as an act Of
some OF our fellow sage-brushsrn and
near neighbors.-Carson appeal. Mdreh0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

TEE Reno Crescent eo~ngratulates the
washos county delegation upon prsserv-
ing . "fair reputation during the ses.
sion Of the Nevada Legislature just
ended. We have no disposition to say
aught against the gentlemen referred to.
but cannot escape noticing the sad want
Of judgment on the part Of the Crsscni.
Who was at the bottom Of tho little
Credit Mobilisr arrangement In tho mat
ter Of the Virginia City and Umatilla
Rsifroadf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

Ton soorr. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road King. says that the inner ring Of the
Central Pacific Railroad made $40. OOO,-
600 out OF the Government subsidy. yet
tho Central Pacific refuses TO pay the
interest on bonds issued to Il by the
Government. ,fl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

The Carson Appeal Ia in q hurry to
begin ''Spring work" on the Capitol
grounds. Il gently suggests to the
Board Of Capitol Commissioner that II
is getting to DO blowing time. We
might add. IL disposed to be sarcastic.
that inasmuch ~ the reaping reason has
just ended at the Capitol. IL is early to
begin preparations for another crop.
Too soon after harvest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06
ANDY JoHN~oS TAKE ms SEAT.

Andrew johnson was made the SUD
lot Of most haitsrins compliments on
his rs--sntrancs 10 the United States Sem
ala, yesterday. We are glad Of It, Tor
The ola man deserves 10. He IL - Tar
sbsvs The average Senator Of The period
a. can b imagined, both In ability and
that other. and still rsrsr qualify
political and personal honesty. He left
the United States Senate poor; left the
Presidency Of The United States richer
only by the savings Of an economical
household. and returns 10 The U. s.
Senate free from all faint Of ofhcih and
psrsonai corruption. We have not Al
ways agreed with the policy Of Andy.
johnson while President. While sd-
miring his bold. uniinching adherence
to what 10 deemed just and right. we
think his acts were both injudicious and
hurtful. But No have always beloved
that Andy. Johnson honestly meant and
sndeavorsd TO carry out Mr.. Lineoln's
policy Of reconstruction. and that his
faults were thoss Of set opinions and
stubborn dissemination 70 adhere there
70, rather than . willful desire 10 en-
danger or hinder the progress Of Re-
publican principles. The time In past
whom Il IL either fitting or necessary 10
discu.s the relative merits Of "my
policy" and that adopted by Congress
during Johnson's Administration. One
was rejected and the other adopted. and
1t IL now too late TO change. even were
IL judicious 90 to do.
Andrew johnson returns TO the
United States Senate. with si'
years spsnt in comparative ~ssclusion I'd.
dsd 70 his Life. He returns whom the
great need Of the nation Ia men Of firm
convictions regarding constitutional gov
eminent and perfect honesty. He en-
tors tho Senate. not . Bourbon DEM
ocraiic partisan. but a . Union man.
elected by the united votes Of loyal
Democrats and Republicans. over an
sz-Confsdsrats. supported BY rebel
votes. He stands - the representative
Of "ani-Chiv." Democracy and ~ such
towsrs head and shoulders over carpet
bag Republicans and States Rights Sc
csssion Democrats. he 10 not the pet
o. the assumed blue bloods. which Is to
his credit. He IL the representative
Of the Republican minority and
the better portion Of tho Tonnes
see Democracy. II no makes IL warm
for earpst-bagyers and thieves we shall
not object. II he occasionally says a
word about Grant We shall receive 1t
subrnissivsly. for va remember that
seven years ago Grant went the rounds
with johnson. when they "swung
around tho circle" II no occasionally
throws in q sentence which "cinches "
certain Senators Who voted for his i'm
peachmsnt ID will not DO unnatural nor.
va may add. entirely u~nprovoked. We
cannot. in Wow Of history's teachings,
deny that time brings strange recon-
psnsss. mot the least Of which 10 thai
while Andy johnson returns 10 the Ben
ate. benjamin r. Butler steps down and
out Of The Lower House Of Congress,
We have no regrets for either occurrence,
but upon he whole congratulate th'
country upon the exchange.