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Connecticut western news., 1875-03-26
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Connecticut western news., 1875-03-26

Connecticut Western News.
 Exma Copies of the NEWS can be obtained at
 Wu, Joaes' Store, LakevNle G E Marble New Hartford Manbie & Egeston, Falls Village. Post Off,se In this Village. w. A. Deans Lime Rock. Humphreys Drug Store Canaan Post Ofise Norfolk. Post Office, Ashley Falls. Post Office. West Cornwall. S. C. Conn's store. Kent. E. F. Gillette. Sharon The Emporium, West Winsted. F. l.. Pond & Co., Winsted Lawrencss DruR Store Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1875-03-26
Ael' Advertisements.

N o T l E.
 THE DEMOCRATIC and LIBERAL Republican A Electors of the town of Salisbury are hereby notified that Q meeting will be holden at the Town Hall on Thursday next the first day of April at o'clock, p. m. for the purpose of making the usual nominations for the approaching election.
 Pr order of Town Committee Salisbury March 26th, 1875. lw37
Connecticut western news., 1875-03-26

Summers Ccal.-Hurry up and pnt in your summers coal before planting time" Salisbury hon.-The following tests of the strength and tenacity of Salisbury iron, as compared with other irons, IS handed us for publication
 U. s, Senate, Pub. Doc. CD a6th Cong, 2d sess. page 641. Dee. Sd, 1s44. Under the supervision
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23

ment Of his wife and of her always cry
ing; | saw Mr.. Richards at the evening
Post office. He is brother
of Mrs. Tiltou's: told
him the story about Tilton and myself;
this was on the l4th of December; | re-
member it because on the evening before,
the 18th, Mrs. Morse was sent for; | do
not remember, when talking to Mrs.
Bradshaw, that she made an entry in her
diary; never told Ms. Bradshaw that
Theodore Tilton had charged his wife
with committing adultery with Beechcri
| think told her that had repeated the
story about Tilton and myself to these
other parties; told the committee that
on two occasions Titon had attempted
my rum; l did not happen to
think Of the detail. of this
second attempt when before them;
told the committee that when he came
a second time, went to my room and
locked the door; think that is the way
told it to the committee.
Mr.. Fullerton read statement of the
second visit, as made on the direct exam
ination by the witness, and she SAID,
What YOU have Just read, ! stated here
on Friday. the other ] told to the com
mittcc.
The witness then Ivad her statement
made before the committee, about waking
up and finding herself in his room, when
he said he ielt lonely, and she then got
up and went into her room. | canm"t
say if this WAS on the first occasl"r.
Court adjourned
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The" 'oiOur Health

The liver il the great dcpurating oi
cleansing organ of the system. Set the
great housekeeper of our health Mt wo"k
and the foul corruptiens which gender II
the blood and rot out, a. il were, th"
machinery of life ar" gradually y expelled
from the system. For thI. purpose DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, with
daily doses of DR.. Picrccs Pleasant Pur-
gativc Pellets are pre-eminently th" arti-
cles needed. They cure every kind Of
humor from the worst scrofula to the com
mon pimple, blotch or crup ion. Grra;
eating ulcers KINDLY heal under their
mighty curative influence. Nirulrut
blood poisons that lurk in the system ar
bv them robbed of their trrror,, and by
their pcr,cvering and somewhat pr"
tractcd Use the most tainted system may
be completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, tumorS amt
swellings dwiudle away and disappear
under the influence Of their great rrSol-
vents. Sold by oil dealers in medicines
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Tn. preparations mad" ,ur tn" annual
lutrr-Co'log,at. Regatta, indicate that
the contest of uav. summer will attract
greater attention Thirteen crews wilt
,omp-t" in thu University rgrr, and -lN
college, Will enter the Freshmen race.
Tn. At,urury.G,u,rM has decided
that the Secretary .i tine Treasury ear
not accept tn" rrsIGuuiions OF tn" Com
missioner, ot the Freedman, Bank.
rendered few days AGO with the coudi-
ton that the Nrr"ptauc" should relieve
their bonds, OF until Congress, by the
new Legislation, relieve the present
Commissioners.
\ fire at TituSvllc, Pa, yesterday
destroyed eleven buildings in the busi
hes, portion of town. comprising office:
and stores. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000 Supposed iuccndisrism.
The aeofthe Pennsylvania Petroleum
Railway, has been postponed, and ar,
rsugrmrnt> are being made. which will
probably result in the completion of the
Dad
Tn" Alabama Legislature adjourned
Yesterday. sine G;s. The last act, was
vr- Withdrawing the license taN from
a.,n., srj allowing them 10 make con-
tract, with huardcrS.
Il T. Ba,.man. well known English
,a.a,-a. manager, Is dead.
Tasa0aut convention oftho Ancient
a.I Accepted Scottish Rite MasouS
Ias.n, 20 l,IanupoijS to-day. a large
-"radsarn !, expected and the "Nempii-
A..gn %. some of the degrees is expect
III. ,nrpa,, any previous efforts Of the
.' pa.,uC bodies.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Cotton-
Steady at l6S@l7c; futures closed quiet;
sales 81 500 bales. Flour-Quiet; scarcely
50 firm; receipts 5000 barrels; super
fine western and state 81 50Cd4 80; COM
mon to good S5 05; good to choice s. Is
as 35; white wheat extra S5 50(d6 90;
extra Ohio So 05GG6 90; ST. Louis So 90
as CO. Rye Flour-Steady at 81 90
m5 ~. Corn Meal-Steady at SO 25CG
375. Wheat-A shade lower; No.
spring 81 22@l %; No. 3 81 12G,l l5;
No. 2 northwestern 81 l7(Gl 10; No. 2
Chicago 81 l6!@l 1874; ungradcd Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 l2Mi %. Rye
Quiet at 90@95 Barley-Scarce and
firm at 81 so. Malt-Quiet. Corn
Firm; closed dull mixed western s4GS5c;
yellow S5Gs5!c. Oats-A shade frrner;
receipts 1900 bushels; mixed western 81
@G9lc; white 6S(d70lc. Hay-Firm
and unchanged. Coffee-Dull at l5l6
l73c. Sugar-Dull; fair to good refining
75c prime Sc Rice Unchanged. Pc
troleum-Dull and heavy refined l4IG
4;c; crude tic. Rosin-Steady at 81 10
az l5. Turpentine-St Steady at 36c
Eggs-Firm at 32G33c. Pork-Steady
at $40 90@2l 90. Dressed Hogs
and nominal. Beef-Unchanged. Cut
Mcats-Quiet; middles firm; long clear
lllc; short clear u Lard-Firmcr;
prime steam l4l@l4 5-l6c. Butter
Unchanged. CheeSe-Quiet at lOld l6c.
Clover Secd-Quiet for prime western.
Whisky-Quet at 81 Is.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 22.-Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand; spring extras
81 25(G450. Wheat-Dull and unsettled
No. spring 97!; No, 2 94ic for strictly
first; 93!c for regular spot; 935c seller
April; 97t seller May; 9si seller June
40. S8lc; rejected Sic. Corn-Activc
at G7lG6.sc spot; b7sc bid seller April;
73lc bid seller May 73c bid seller June;
rejected 65c. Oats-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. . $500 5&!c spot;
54lc seller April 57.c bid seller May
rejected 52c. Rye-Steady and in mod.
crate demand; No. 97G9Sc. Barley
Dull and nominal; No. 81 0S!@l 09
spot; 81 o. seller April. Pork-Actiye
and higher at $40 l0tg20 10 spot or seller
April; so 5000 81! seller May; $26 81
IA @2O 674 seller June. Lard-Demand
sctive and prices advanced at $13 S5 spot
or seller April; IA 02!M,4 0j spot or
seller May; $l4 % seller June. Bulk
Meats Steady and in moderate demand;
shoulders 7Ic; short rib middles 1890
lOlc; short clear lie; all loose spot
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at Sill. Secds-Steady; clover 81 30(a
10.
On call board Wheat was weak and
lower at 92.c seller April; 97c seller May
Corn-Lower at 67(d 67.c seller April
72Ic seller May. Oats-Unchsnged
Pork-Higher as $40 10 seller April
$40 20 seller May. Lsrd-Quet and un.
changed
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New York Cattle Mark et.

NEW YORK, March 22-Beeves-Re-
ceipts yesterday aud to-day 300 head,
making $3.50 head for the week, against
9. 36O head last week. Market firm and
active at ic advance on last week; bot
steady and shade aasisr than Friday
last: common 10 extra native steers and
oxen range lOl@l$ici Te1ans and
Cherokee, 10 70 l0ic. Sheep-Re.
ceipt. $3.50 head, making 1890 for the
week, against y $50 head last wee k. De-
mand strong and market firm and active
Mt full prices; ranging at 6f@SIc with a
rnuple of cars of extra at sc.
Swinc-Recoipts yesterday and to-day
= $50 head, making 2l,OO0 head for the
week, against 1890 last week. None
offered alive; dressed hogs scarce and
very firm at 10 for city, with no western
irr--rd in market
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The Georgia Tornado.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March 22.-Rey. j.
Wellington who was presiding at Elan
Church, near Cormack, when the tornado
struck it: reports Mrs. Lewis Jones kill
ed five seriously injured and fifteen
others slightly wounded. Fifteen houses
were DESTROYED near Milledgville and
come casualties are reported ut Sparta;
Mr.. :. d. Massey and Miss Berry were
killed by falling timbers. The coroner
Of Columbia county arrived here to-day.
The reports Of the destruction
of life AMI property are
fearful. The territory in the line of the
tornadoIsa dcsolate waste In addition
10 the Losses already reported, at Appling
be reports the the Methodist aud Baptist
churches and the academy demolished,
Reports Of the disaster are coming in
from Hepsibah, in Richmond county,
where the storm ragged with terrific fury,
DESTROYING houses and fences and tearing
up trees. Thsre is great distress i'll the
devastated districts and urgent need for
assistance. Contributions sent TO the
mayor of Augusta will be distributed 10
the afflicted.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-StrOng.
STATE BoSDs-Quict.

STATE B0HD5-llulet.
SToCKs-The day.has been an exciting
one on the Stock Exchange with scncr-
al advance in prices. Quite marked in
some cases. The leading speculative
shares, such as Union Pacific, Pacific
Mail, Western Union and Lake Shore,
were,bought with increased confidence and
the highest prices of the season were
made, while in the case of Union Pa
cifc the quotations to-day were the high
est ever current for tho stock. At times
great bouyancy uaRd excitement prevail
ed, especially for Union Pacific
and Pacific Mail During tho
afternoon Northwestern declined
from 80 to 43s, temporarily de-
pressing the whole market, but at the
close stocks were tirmer and prices, with
few exceptions within / to / per cent
OF the highest prices of the day. The
greatest activity was in Union Pacific,
Pacific Mail Western Union, and North
western common. Union Pacific advanc-
ed to 58a and closed at that figure. Pa
cifc Mail recovered from Al! to Al
Northwestern closed at Az. Western
Union recovered to 76s. The other
changes were less importrnt. The Pa
cific Mail directors at their meeting ap-
pointed committee consisting of Sidney
Dillon, Jay Gould and George Scott to
arrange new schedule and reorganizc
the company or more economical basis.
The transfer books are to be removed TO
some trust company. The transactions
to-day aggregated 352, 900 shares, ,of,which
lO7, 900 were Pacific Mail, 26,0O0 West
ern Union, $4,000 Northwestern, $4,000
Lake Shore $4,000 Ohios, and $1,000
Union Pacific.
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Destructive Tornado.

New ORLEANS, March 22.-The
Times reports a destructive tornado
Ouchita Valley on Friday, between
Southland and Ray's Point. The loss Of
life and Obstruction of property is very
great. Mrs. James Adalr and child
were among the killed. Smithland was
leveIed to the ground; buildings, horse',
mules and cattle were scattered for miles
The track OF the tornado was three
hundred wards wide and extended for
fifteen miles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The trad"
movement continues slow with the COM
mission houses and the importers and
jobbing branches are only fairly active.
Cotton goods firm at generally unchnng-
ed prices. Lonsdalc shirtings held at
value for future orders. Brown Duck
and Drills more active Prints in fair
request and firm. Ginghams in good de-
mand. Worsted dress goods in steady
request. Woolens inactive.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 22.-Cotton-
Firm at l5i@l6c. Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Active; red 81 10
@l 10. Corn Steady at 6SG69c. Dat,
STEADY at 5s@62c. Rye-Steady al
81 10, Barley-Active and unchanged
Oils-Cuchsnged. Eggs, Butter and
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Clover
Seed-Quiet at ll@l2!c. Pork-De-
mand fair and market firm Mt s2l OO(d
q so. Lard-Demald fair and marke,
firm at sl3 75Gl4 90; kettle Sl4 50ta,
IA IS. BulkMeats-Demand fair and
market firm; shoulders IA 7sc; clear rib
l0$c; clear &c. Bacon-Demand fair
and market firm at S4@ Ss@ll4@ ll.Ct
12t@l2sc. Whisky-Firm at 81 II.
Hogs-Stesdy; common s. -; fair -
medium 81 75@S25.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Flour -
In good demand; Wisconsin and Mime
sofa family s5 00@5 25; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio do - 2j@ 8 90. Wheat
Wanted; red 81 24Gl %; amber 81 ~
al u. Rye-sl 90. Corn-Quiet and
unchanged. Oats-Firm; white 69G Zoe.
Provisions Steady. Pork--s2l O0(u
2l so. Lard-l8!@l4ic Whisky
Western 81 l5. Pctroleum-Steady; re
fined at l44c; crude l0ic. Butter-Dull;
western frsts lSCg2Gc; do seconds lGtn
lie. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Egg
Steady; western 32G,3ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23

G,gD closed in New York Yesterday
-, 1ia!
,,o
FROM our reports i"!' '''o' ,.., d..
probabiiiiie, are tnat '"' ..n,,. .,
VII hc partly '.''d'. ...,,,,.-..,,r.
,.a,h'r'y winds '-. -
,, rnv.>p, Of the United States
,,.mpai,. Tennessee, yesterday
,.,,r.-..i .r elaborate, exhaustive and
..,r,r.,pt charge to the grand jury in
..-.r.. f., m. Civil Rights Bill. He
..t.,i.,, rr..,i,r IF 50 much I'M
..,.. and ,r, rr.jYotive of - much
...,.,, .h.rI3 boy.. come ND at this
Hh .LrtNrAs SH""''' -'' =
..rr,- day and that during the term ne
.,mneIIed TO decide the matter He
.. ..Yog ask whether i, l., a crime in
mich Won ought to lind an indictment,
...,s nrrro ha, been denied fall and
.c;.,v,ant or the accommodations
c..,..:,- and rriyi,,.gcs or
s.rSH.aSe'' ''''''.'' . 80
...s.--- and the INNS o' 'he 9''''' Nc
..r... that ",,uh dentaL, are not an
..- mbfrb C,1gr.,s cq,. are His
- ,,,,-,
' '"'' " ''''''''
v,r Va..h tn" state government alone
...r.. n. .,vs tb,t "tbe uIuisb-
, ....l. .,l h,,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23
A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE RIVER BOTTOM FARM.
y The subscribers offer the farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
a. tn" "JOcl Tilton Farm II y situut"d
i'm Belmont county, ohio, tour miles north
OF Martins Ferry. II contains ~ acres Ut
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only FIVE miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling l.
a good two story fram" house, containing
nine rooms, with never falling well ~
water at the door, besides two other wells
on the farm for watering stock; stabilng
tor ~ head Of horses and cattle, besides
other necessary out buildings. The iarm
has on il two good hearing orchards "i 'k-
ceIlent fruit. Any person desiring our al
dress or Ia examine ia" premises, VIII cal
at the subscribers, who reside on tn" farm.
JNO. II. TILTON a BROS,
iebllsb MARTISs EHEf, OHIO.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 22-Flour-Flrm,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-firm
No. / amber western 81 2Sa 81 No. >
] 25CG1 26; No. 3 81 ~ Corn-Firm;
western mixed SIC. Oats-Quiet and
steady. Ryc--Sl 03. Provisions-
Strong and active. Pork-$2O 70m2l 90,
Lard-Firm and active at lim l+ic.
Butter Western tub and rolls lSGf22c.
Pctrolcum-Duli; crude 1s(G7ic. Coffee
bull; ordinary 10 prime Rio cargoes
l5lMl73 Whisky-Firm; western 81 II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23

At at meeting of the general freight
agents of all the Eastern roads leading
into Chicago, which was held there yes
terday, the rates adopted to New York
on freight were: First-class, $500; second
class, $500; third class, $500; fourth
class, s2.25; fifth class A, s2.25; class B,
$500; class c, Sl.75.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 22.--Flour-Dull"ni
unchanged. Whcat--Du! and unsettled
No. . white Wabash 81 20; amber Mich
igan 81 l3t; seller MaySl rs; seller June
81 l7I; No. red 81 II; No. 3 81 J,
Corn-A shade higher; high mixed ,4c
seller May 73!c; low mixed G9@c Dat
Demand active and prices advanced
No. . 5sic. Clover Seed-Regular > %
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, March 22.-MoSEY-
Loaned as high as 4per cent and closed
easy at 2l@S per cent. Prime merchan-
tile paper 5G7 per cent. Sterling dull at
479i64s0 for sixty days and 4S5 for
sight Customs receipts S438,090.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll6l,
with sales during the day at ll6i. Bor-
rowing rates ranged from per cent per
annum to l-64 per cent per diem and fiat
and at per cent. for carrying. The As
Sistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
Clearings $55,0O0,000. Imports OF specie
for the week $4,000.
EnuupNnfvErS Firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23
AGOOD BUSINESS OPENING.

THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSrR-
ANCE Company of New York, desires
tu engage the services of compete mt, r"iM
BILE men, aS district General Agents In DhiD
county. Liberal arrangements Will b"
made with patics who can furnish salts
factory reference HS 10 ability and Integrity
J. PALMER O'NElL, Manager,
No. 66 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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And a Complet" tMPl IHWFW
OU ! I lWl lU WIN 4

We want a suitable person In every neigh
borhood to take orders aud deliver goods
for our established e. .. u. sales "i NtHpl"
use and wear Tn. oldest {. %. -. hOus" IN
America. sales over half "A million ia III
I.arge Cash Pay To IN" right person. \
r,.aI chance tor all. male OF iarnalc. Hi yUuI
homes or travelling. No risk. Ify"U 90 10
work We Will send you t'es and Jo9-I'0d "a
line Of sample, and a complete outfit Al-
dress al one" and secure your territory. "
]. HALL& CO, ., y. Howard street, HI.tl-
more. Nd. ich.uh
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, March 22.-Whrat
Quiet and prices unchanged Corn Ear
firm at 75(G71c; shelled 75@7Ic accord. .
ing to quality free in elevator. Petrole-
um-Quiet and steady; crude 81 71tM
| so at Parker's; refined l4!c for Phil
adelphia delivery.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March H.-Wheat-
Corn and Oats-FIrm and unchanged.
petroleum-Steady Standard white car
lots ll!c; Ohio State test l2ici small lots
lH2c higher.
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what Does all this Mean:

There must be something to explain his
inconsistency, there must be something
that underlics all this. The Force bill
with the authority to take away the
state government, an arbitrary and
military empire laid of in the South
and placed under the control of a dicta-
tor, must mean something, We can only
look at IN The light OF the events that
will transpirc in the approaching
presidential election when we
have . conqueror and a usurpcr
installed in the government, ard ne
has gone on extending hi military power
until he has accomplished hi purpose,
and the time NAV come when some men,
Der in the other hall may introduce re-
solution like thl-.
WHEREAS, Crest disturbances and dis
satisfaction exist in the country, and for
the sake Of preserving peace aud harmony
in the country, be it
Rcsolred, That y or B Is hereby de-
clared President.
don't care whether you call him
Monarch, King, or President, for the next
Presidential term or the next year. What
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23
II l. Time the Country was Awak-
eucd

and considered these things. If the eX-
ctcmcnt has been so high in times gone
By that many things have been overlook
cd, think the time has arrived and |
trust excitement has gone down, and that
American people can return to the or
ganic law of the land. 1t Is time that
people had begun to consider and weigh
well these things.
Mr.. Johnson described the organiza-
ton of the Louisiana legislature and
continued:
cannot regard thcactioR Ofthe military
or of the President rs in accordance
with the constitution. cannot record
my vote for this resolution. | Will not
vote against the resolution because It Is
q Republican measure, but ! will vote
against it on the principle that this
resolution call, on the Senate to
express an opinion favorIng the prac-
tees which think are unauthorized and
unwarrantablc; but FIVE record one vote
ssnctioning the Presidential Interference,
what are we to do in other cases? Why,
single out this particular act, and III prln-
cIpIc sanction II, and not sanction All thc
high handed measures which preceded
it?
The action of the President in the Ar
kansas affairs was denounced by Senator
johnson, who referred to the government
OF the Federal power as follow.; We
see how this power travels; an emplr"
lid out in the South commanded by a
military chief Then.wc come along to
the force bill, then we come along to en-
dorscmcnt by Congress; look over these
things, We inquire what lies behind all
Thu, don't we see that it i>a change oi
opinion! That change OF position must
be- for some reason, there must BE- some
thing behind all this action of the Prc'i.
dent
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The orders Sent Sheridan.

The Senator here referred to the or
dcrs sent Sheridan to proceed to New
Orleans, aud said: Here is a
General OF the army who is sent
back to the people that repudiated
him with authority to go and look over
this country and to mark himself out an
empire; prescribe the limits of his gov
crnment, or what he shall take under his
control. lie marks out areas, describes
the points and limits Of his command.
His power is as absolute as that Of an
emperor. Look at the advances which
usurpation is making and when We come
To- calmly aud deliberately consider them
without party lines or prejudice, we find
that these acts are none other than those
usurpation and tyranny. Where doe
all thi, power come from, and ! might
ak upon what meat does this our Caesar
feed, that he hath grown 80 great that
he can prescribe and lay down empires
and place commanders over the states.
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THE WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
"FFlCE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OrYICYE
WAsHINGroN. March -. Sr. N.
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