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EOR SALE.-We have for sale one
Il OF THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS in East
Virginia situated the Eastern branch Of the Eliza
beth river, six miles from the CITY, containing EIGHTY
ACRES, FINE BUILDING, and all the necessary out
h.u houses are all ne This farm under high
state OF cultivation and offers induemepts to Truckers
very seldom met with Theimprovements Lon the farr,
cost tina owner over five thousand dollars
Terms made to accommodate the purchaser.
SHAW 4 ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street,
"a 3-u Norfolk Virginia.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Al
All persons having claims against the Estate Of j. James
Moore, will present them forthwith TO the undersigned
properly authenticated, and all persons indebted
hereby notified to pay the same to Persons having
goods left on consignment will please call pay charges
and receive same Where advances have been made ii
the claim is not settled they will be sold at the regular
sale to satisfy said advances and charges.
can be found at the old stand of J. j. Moore Co. M
TH0S j. C0RPREW, Admir-,
jy 1s-10t lt. Estate j. J. Moore.
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Tim ERLY & BROTHER,

49, NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, aaa
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR MECHANICS HALL,
WILL BE OPEN THIS DAY JULY Goth 1895.
Having fitted up rooms in our building Nos &c. 3S, 40
Main Street. in magnificent STYLE unsurpassed by any
the North, for the purpose of carrying First Glass
Photograph Gallery In all its branches in oil
colors, from life size down to the smallest miniature we
respectfully solicit call from our Norfolk and Portsmouth
friends and all strngers visiting the city, where they
will find very choice selection OF Painting and Engv
ing. Our prices Will be moderate and pictures allowed
to 60 out unless satisfactory f.a'
p. s. All kinds of Photographic Material, Albums
Frames, &c. for sale. jy 20-lw
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FOR SALE-THAT LARGE AND
Il VALUABLE PLANTATION IN THE COUNTY
OF PRINCESS ANNE KNOWN AS Lawson Is"
1t contains about 400 acres most Of which is regarded
as the fertile land in the county, suited for the
grasses and cereal crops 1t is about miles from Nor
folk by land good road and has landing Broad
Creek (abou two miles fon the plantationl which
municates by easy boatage with the city.
1t is within three miles of the Eastern branch of the
the Elizabeth river, and the distance Of Lynnhayen
bay vnd river where perhaps the choicest fish and
oysters the coast. There 10 Water Mill attached
which may be made very profitable
The whole tract is level, and capable Of division into
smaller FARMS and convenient for vegetable gardening
for Northern market.
There are COO acres of cleared land and the remainder
in forest. large and well finished brick dwelling, and
all the outer buildings for large plantation, with the
usual fruits of the climate make ready for immediate
occupation.
The land has been ditched thoroughly at large cost
and the fencing consists chiefly of Juniper rails OF
.strength and endurance.
viii sell in whole in part, and such terms
may be desirable 3 ' -
In my absence apply to W. W. Sharp Richard Wake
Esq,
je29 -2awtf '+ RICHARD B. BAKER
[The Baltimore American, Philadelphia Inquirer, and
New York Herald will please copy twice week till for
b d, and send bill to this Office for collcctionl
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the subscriber has been appointed Administrators on
the estate Of her late husband John pns of tbe
OF Norfolk deceased She respectfully requests all per.
sons indebted to the said to cali and settle and all
jy N-12t2Avams MATILDA Hopkins,
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CTORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
- 'q SATURDAY, 22d Instant
That splendid STORE No. 40 West Market Square, re-
Gently occupied by j. j. Moore Co., Auctioneers will DO
rented out at Public Auction for the balance of the year.
at IL o'clock on SATURDAY next the 22d inst. It'll
useless say anything in commendaton of this Store
business stand, its location is well known to every
person in the city.
'f5t.'i ~ THOMAS J. C0RPREw,
jy 19-4t Admir- Estate j. J. Moore
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EARM IN PRINCESS ANNE co.

:" ALIKE 81 CHI A M BERLAINE
w offer at private sale a DESIRABLE FARM in
Matthews county, Virginia. adjoining the estates Of the
late W. II Roy and the late Dr. H. W. Tabb. 1t is situa-
ted on Backwater river inlet from North river and
half miles from Mob Jack bay, in view Of the Chesa
peake. 1t contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES hundred and seventyfve of which clear
eds fenced and drained The land is level of fair quail
ity well adapted to cereals and in order for cultivation
The situation has the advantages of health good water
and excellent society.
FISH AND OYSTERS ARE TAKEN FROM THE
RIVER IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF THE DOOR,
There is regular packet each week from Norfolk and
previous to the war steamers running regularly up
East river stopping at Hicks Wharf, only four miles dis
tant. For terms, apply to
jy S-tf No. IL Roanoke Square.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CLEANING OF THE STREETS AT AUCTION.
The Cleaning of the Streets OF the city of Norfolk will
be offered at Public Auction at the foot the Market
House, SATURDAY, the ODD inst at II o'clock to tho
lowest bidder for the term Of six months commencing
from the first day Of August next The conditions Of
tract will be made known day of renting The COM
mittee the right to reject any bid bids For
Committee, f'-.
JAM09 A. SAUNDERS, Q. s. C.CC.
oI, RYLAND CAPPS, G. $3.50
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INSURANCE

:.
TENFRAL ms U r A n c L
IT - AGENCY OF
T. C. DE M N G
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, BANK STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
rre Life and Marine Companies, with ample capital
and undoubted reputation.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK
raff FIRE AND MARINE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW HAVEN,
FIRE AND MARINE.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BALTIMORE.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
SPRINGFIELD.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY, VIRGINIA
F9rWe write on Buildings of every class and occupa
ton and their contents in city and country Furniture,
Stock Of Merchandise, Vessels and Cgoes and personal
property generally, on liberal terms,
AS"Losses promptly settled.
J. G. DEsIING.
jp20-tf Franklin Savings Bank, Norfolk, Va.
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WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY
w MORNING next, July 21st 1855, Mt our Auction
at IL o'clock Is 20 uubroken Cases Of Mems Womens
Boys Misses and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES. The
attention Of Shoe Dealers is invited
SHAW 4 ROBERTS,
jy 20-2t Auctioneers.
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= 2 ECIAL Office
The undersigned offer to their friends and the nublic
large of every article in their limo Of business
embracing
CoTT0NS-Bleached and Brown sla
.LINEN-Sheeting, Irish, Pillow, Figured
TABLE DAMASk
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS go
D0ILIEs AND TABLE NAPKINS =
HUCKABACK, GRASSLAND RUSSIA sTOWrJ Jya
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS
QUILTS q
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
GINGHAM
LAWN
0RGANDIES
JACoNETs AND eAMBRIo
CALICO
CLOTHS AND CASsIsfEREs
TWEED
SATINETT
JEANS
:. FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
OOTToNADE AND LINEN PANTS STIFF
sPO0IrC0TToN, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And, in fact every article USUALLY kent q, a
FIRsTCLAss DRY GOODS EsTABLIsHMPNr
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
SELDNER 4 Co
''"H " Main Street.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.

-, U. D. Marshal.
beant, ivIs11t
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PRIVATE SALES.

S S,i IA "A L E,-That beautiful Three
corner Church and Upper BOush Streets containing sx
The Lot fronts SO feet g iucbos -, c,, II 4, 80.
back l69 feet to Newton Street This ano Iuns
and in splendid condition. with ali the comforts new
ing to first class residence For terms III anil,
4 SHAW ROBERTS, ="
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street
jy left
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N o T 1 G E

. q, s. Marshal.
L. H. CHANDLER ESQ.,, U. s. District Attorney for Libel
liant. iv1s-1It
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FIR. Hill, Agt, No. G Roanoke Square.
je 2S--1m .f ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-20

Troy policeman, while conveying . prisoner
10 the P,ice Station, on Tuesday, was violcntly
assaulted by the after, who struck tho policeman
ed hand, and knock oil Tim down. lie sas abou,
W denver another vigorous blow, when to his own
auhoyAh.o anu tho policeman's surprise, his arm
ne" h.H".y acrosa the street. Tie arm proved
70 10 an ArnhcIAl one, and had come unfss,ensd
ION Hs socAes' The man was subssq ionIly So
cured, Wien Le sloqusnIiy desc4u1,d upon lhs
msFGw 81 WAL hs HrLnl hIl ''plIs diver"
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From Washington.

WAsHISGroN, Oct. 10.
Gov Crspo, Of Miohitsn, Is in Washington busl-
ness connected with the interest, Of that State To-
day he had an interview with Secretary stanton in
regard to the discharge Of the remainder Of the
Michigan Volunteers, about eight regiments being
'til in the service. and assured by the secrc-
tary that they would be mustered out soon a, their
places could be supplied and that all would be dis
charged before the lat Of December.
MAJ Gen. George n. stannard Of Vermont, who
vas honoraby mustered out Of the service In August
to-day reinsAted In the service BY order Of the
President on the personsl recommendation q Lieut.
Gen. Grant. Gen. stannArd is regarded one Of
the bravest soldiers Of the war. lie vas severely
wounded at the battle Of Gettysburg, and lost his
arm at the battle Of Chspin's Farm.
Col William \. Rowland Commissioner ofthe North
Pacific Railroad Co, is here making application
at the Interior Department for the withdrawal from
ssle Of the surveyed lands along the line In WILSON,
sin, hlnncsotA, Oregon, and Washington Territory,
and on other busincss connected with the interests
Of the Company.
All statements that the Treasury Department has
been OF is paying money TO the various States ou
sccount Of their expenditures for purposes during
the var. are entirely untrue. The accounts Of tho
various States are passing through the AudiioaT
aud Comptrollers' Offices; but no payments Of any
kind are being made 70 any State.
Crcumsanc,s frequently occur, which render IA Of
rro interest both to the Cove snt and 10 private
parties, 10 be able To trace Government securtie, IL
10 therefore very desirable that bank, and all rcr-
sons dealing In these tceuritle. should teep record
Of ssch separate transaction In them, stltins the
name Of the person, firm iafttuton Of whom they
we're purehssed, 10 whom sold their location the
hind Of security, and its series date, denomination
and number.
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louisiana.


Neir Orleans, Oct. H.-Gcn. Fullerton Publishes .
oltouar to-day stating that ho will temporarily
assume the duties VI superintendent Of tho Freed
we're mustered ont OF the ser, ice and dsbanded At
Rfownsyillc on the "a inst and sent home.
Aeo Orleans, Oct. l'.-Arriycd steamships Morning
stsr and Alhambla, from NeS York, sud Morgan,
from rhilAdelphis.
An important circular has been i,.ued from the
Freodmen's Bureau, regulating tho dutie. Of the
negroes towards their employer The Freedmen
given to understand thni thy must labor for their
existence hereafter and not expect Any further con-
cessiens from tho Government. Gen. Fullerton has
arrived here from Washington, and 1t Ia reported
that he has succeeded the presen. Of
the Freedmen.
No further military interference, II 10 ssid, viii
10 permitted In regard TO the registering Of votes
NsD ORLEANS. Oct. ls.-Gen. BesureFsrd is 10 be
Superintendent Of the Ne. Orleans aud Jackson
Railroad.
Tho business Of the city has increased % per cent
over what II was on the first OF August There are
not enough clerks in tho Custom Horis to 10 the
| business.
Alerandria, La, Is resuminE i.s former business
activity. The old crop Of cotton 10 coming
in steadily. In the Shreveport section tho new
cotton crop 10 very late The eaterpll.u have dono
much damage, and the crop sil 10 far btlos the
| average.
6en. Canby has issued an an order, rsvoEns all
orders restraining or putting condition on the sale
OF transfer OF lands IN Louisiana.
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Mexico.
Additional Facts and Rumors.

Ec'o Orleans, Oct. IL -Advices from hatsuora' To
tho 4th inst, and from Monterey 10 the 25th Of Sep
tember arc received. Gen. Douiy had arrived At
saltillie with sixteen hundred men. Six thousand
imperial troops expected at Monterey en- route
tothe Rio GrAnde frontier. Tho stRgoi running from
Aatamoras TO Monterey were oyerhaulod b. the
Liberals, who eNscted OF the passengers eighty dol
lars for each trunk. new line Of stages had COM
menoed running between Monterey aud the Cl1y Of
Mexico.
AeV Orleans, Oct is.-General Esoopedio ia report
ed to have left Mier and gone in the direction OF
koncorA. The chief Mexican bandits were express
ing much dissatisfaction with each other
An imperial decree has been Issued ordering M"
vessels be not admitted into Mexican ports un.fs.
they bring proper papers from the Consul OF the
Empire abroad, Advees FROM the Git Of he'.e'
state that Gsnoral Negrete bad reached Chhushu.'
with only 800 men, having lost 600 from exposure and
starvation. detachment Of CArtiaA's guerrillai nsl
| snAaasdAd In sApturins sI af CarinA's r1hsAn
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1IIE RESIANs.
Proceedings Of the Convention.

Phfladclph.a. oct. l0.-At the Fenian Convention
to-day. Patrick j. Wheclan, prominent Irish Ame.
ric.n journalist, made bis appearance. having just
returned from tour in lre'and, during which he va.
Intimately connected with Irish Fcnian,, and iu-
formed himself Of their plans. lie rcperts tho
organization powcrful and undersk skilliul Leaders,
The number present have been increased BY dele
s.ons from the West, and California delegation 10
expected.
Financial matters are teing perfected, ard sub
,ciip.ion' to tho loan viii soon be commenced.
Tho member, OF tho Conrro-- ,itcuded grand ball
given ths evening Al the Hall Of the National Guard,
by the Phil,dslpba Circle In aid OF tho cause.
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News Items.
bg Telegraph 10 the Nsv York Sun.

DArrrL 6RTdonr, under sentence Of death fer
murder. died in jail a Phllsdsphis. wednesday
night lie vi" reprieved BY Governor Curtin o,
Monday.
CnAhr Frsorsos will be executed q. NashyiLo,
l'nn'' soou' noon today. His wilo and dsusb-
"r were WIN him all day yesterday. lie 10 spp.r.
snuy resigned 10 bis fate, and has no hope Of par
don.
NArcu game Of Billiard. was pl.vsd I,s, n,oh,
SBumssecd Hall, Boston, by Cyril Dyon O, Mon.
srei, and w. Daniels. The game va. 200 ro,nt.
esrom, for $3.50 side in gold Dyon had The game
al his own way, and won by 5i9 points in A hour,
and 90 minutss
hhAion g'ms Of billiards, 1900 points. enrou,
game, for $3.50 and tho ehsmpionship Of Mas-.ohu-
sett', was played Wednesday nj, \ a, p,,,or-
occupying FIVE hours. The contcstab., wersK.F
Wilmsr1h, champion. and Y. Daniels. The gam.
W" won by the latter, who beat wilm.r,A sso
POINTS, thus winning this championship and purse
Tus Inauguration OF the great Fair for the 8 4.
diers and Sailors Home will take place on Monday
evening. .. the Philadelphia. Academy Of Music.
President johnson and Secretaries Seward .ai
Stanton have promised to bs present, and General
Graut aud Meade and Admiral Farr,gui will pon
nveiy be present. The Inauguration will be nos
brilliant.
TINS party OF capitalists which len New York
last Monday morning, have just snlshed . succsss-
fu and very interesting tour through the Pennsyi-
vaha OIL Regions. The party was augmented by
oe'egation' from Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati
and other cities and NUMBERING In all abou, 200
persons. Much Of The tour was done on horse
back.
LrTTrEs from H,vsns state that Hon. Pierre
souie' son and family, arrived there from MEXICO,
oy The Manhattan, having resided some time in the
eAp'si o' the Emplrs. lie len again for Washing
Ton by the Moro Castle, aud will seek an In,or-
view with the President General L. Kirby Smith,
ES Governor hoors OF Lou sisns, aud CON. L.oa
smitl still remained on the island.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tennessee.

Hi'hritte TerH, Oct. ia bill permitting negro
testimony to be allowed in Courts v. passed in the
Senate TO day, by vote OF . TO 10.
New York.
horrtsfotcr, v. y. oct. ie-Hon Georre r Cohb.
formerly member OF Consress from this distfct was
Convention Of Morris Go.
Bn0hgm'on, Y. y, Oci, Ia.-Hon Douglas, Bo. I'd.
the supreme Court, In the Sixth District by the
day. "
CENTRAL sLocus on ms RECORD.
For 'one days past. the Republican journals hays
been attempting 10 show that General slocum hsd
"cntod to some cotton transao tons" not altogether
warranted by hi, Official position. In reply General
hlocum sn'~ers all the questions propounded, and
cites the evidence TO prove that the whos affair was
properly conducted. The Goa.ra thus conclude. his
letter.
questions. fyou have tnv Others TO ptcPound. thew
WI be cheerfully answered. will mot confne tho
hut yon can 60 bact 20 any period anterior TO the
sr Ier Instance, Jon can question me ON any re.
cord a. member Of the Nev York Lcgisalure ~
1889. will, # YOU desire tell YOU and the public
ibo Political reasons rtcsentcd to me by confidential
J9IhN A. " Induce NE to vote for eerta s.indtng
railroad billt and my reasons for declining ~
DO so Search The records and ask your Questions go
70 tnondaTa whnto v1 horn, and where nearly all
my life has been spent. Ask my most bitter political
Toe (snt | have some who are nov very hitterl II
there 10 or ever has teen stain on my private
character. N You hnd one PROFOUND your que stions
Go TO Generals Gr.nt and sherman and a,k IL my
nilit,ry record i- fsir. II not coue on with your
qustion.. search the records Of the War Depart
ment and see II you lind there one word against
nle except tue cr pdrte proceedings you have pub
hshed, which unto tunAtely for your case, have
attracted much more OF your attention than they
ever have that Of the War Department. 1.
but don't forget iho Assembly documents OF 1859
snd II you eau there hud my name recorded Ia Avor
publican meinbers OF that and several other legsla-
lures were dehauchcd aud disgrhced by the King Of
the Lobby" hold me TO the public for H. Tho ms n
who controlled the lobby in those days also con
The publican party. lie drove the cput Lean coach
until ~ came " danfC tous road, when he slipped OF,
SWING the rrins to Mr. Greeley. Now II L. aDUut
tering on good road again be has very adruitly
hat over bis e. es. and snstching the reins IRON
Nun. Proper questions will eicit replies, iu-
teiesting TO your Iresont party leader, rdifyiug
Ia his hUncat followers and calculated TO aIord ia.
tense satisfaction 70 'tho gentleman with tue hst
over his ewes"
Proceed With your questions, the witne.ls
Yours truly,
ilESRY w. slocuu.
Vermont.
hon'psiisr, w., oct. lg-Iu ioint Assembly Of
the Lsssla,ure to day tho following electons we're
made
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, Hon. T. p.
IAlAnd Of 81 lohnshurg Associate Justices, John
PlefPont Of Nerrenne. Jemea Barrett, OF Wood
STOCK, Loyal &. kelogs, Of Rutland, Ashau Peck Of
Montpelier, and W illlsm q. ilson of Bakersfield
Reporter of the supreme Court Decisions, W O..
NeaaF Of
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Texas.

The Austin isrELIIGESCEE the organ Of Governor
Hamilton, invites people not qualified TO be members
to elect such members as are qualified 30 that ma
)orty Of them may be Represented shen the Conven'
ton is called.
Tho lSrElLrGEsoER complains bitterly Of tho con-
duct ofthe freedmen.
mueh destruction OF stock 10 feared In eon'equenco
oi the drought In the central cpunties Of 1e1n
Prominent TeIsns are arriving here. They 'ay
'hA' Tears are entertained ths, Gov Hamilton viii
delay the Convention, and keep the Tex" delesA-
hon on. Of Congress. Gov. Hamilton b" Organized
over hundred counties. The delay in fesul'ting
'he mail system la. been detrimental to the P'ii'
cal organization Of the State.
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GENERAL snrRsAs LETT wysndoiIo for lawrence
hAnsA'' yesterday, and will so on an ez'4rsIon &c
Me present terminus o, the Uaioa P.st' R.ih0ad
several uiIss bsyoud LAsnas.
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THE Stewards.

The Condition OF Secretary Seward ANA
his Son.
MORNING REPORT.
WASHINGTON April 26-9 A. NJ
Hon. r "a. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Ss-f havo the honor to report that the Secretary q
Sats Is regaining strength rapidly and was able u
leave his room yesterday
Mr. Frederick Stewards condition ia becoming more
hopeful.
Very respectfully
J. K. BARNES Surgeon General
EVENING REPORT
WASHINGTON April 28-P. n
Hon. f. NJ STANTON Secretary Of War
SIRI have tho honor to report that the Secretary %
State rodc ont to-day, and was benefited by it,
Mr. Frederick Seward Is gaining strength az rapidly
Is desirable.
Very respectfully
J. K BARNES Surgeon Genesnl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-27

EMPIRES AND REPUBLICs.-CGsar and the two
NapOleons have tried to convince the world
that empires are to succeed republics as the
best forms of government Caesar tried it in
Rome, and failed. The first Napoleon tried it
in France, and failed. The second Napoleon
has tried it in his book, and fails Also This re-
public-the first in every respect-will con-
vince mankind that empires and monarchies
are but second rate, and that the highest de-
velopment of humanity requires government
in the republican form.
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ROTATION IN OFrCE.-Now that President
johnson has concluded his speechmaking the
quidnuncs are looking for changes in the
Cabinet and diplomatic corps, and discussing
the claims of this man and that man to this and
that position. 1t is not probable, however,
that any changes will be made at present
There is more serious and important work
before President Johnson, and besides, he will
not throw away his ammunition SO early in the
fight.
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TO Punish Rebels I'm the
Courts.

HARRISBURG, April ~, 1888.
Is reported in official circles that the District Attor
ncy Of Franklin county will bring before the grand jury
Of the Court soon to convehe in that county bills Of n-
dictment against General McCausand, Harry GImor,
and other Leading rebels for levying war upon the in
habitants Of Franklin county for pillage, arson aud
murder There be doubt but that true bills will
DO found, whom Governor Curtin will Immediately de-
mand the wretches thus indicted from the Governor OF
Virginia for trial in Pennsylvania Before tho proposed
action Of the District Attorney of Franklin county was
known IL was contemplated by the Executive Of Penn
sylvanis TO make formal demand Tor McCausland AMI
Gillmor This action is postponed to await the result
of the proceedings before franklin county grand jury