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Thursday, May fOth,
Schooner Island Belle, she lies at Algiors
Wednesday, Mag, J 9th.
succession Josephine Endereone square Of ground Ia
For succession Of n H. sufnners-f1ur lots Of grgun
Prtanla arrest one half greupd in Rckerys, one
square 9aIa y Garroltgn lands Grand Isle Baatar
an4 anus IN ~ re,sAe paran near Iangpahc station
Three lots on Constance street between and Robin
streets.
Ten lots in Jefferson City II Gle sqaTs honnded BY Perrier
PIaquernines, Austerta and CsHssantinopls streets
One square Of ground 10 Cfroton bounded by Pearl Com
merciaI, Mlaud0n and Lower Line stress
Wednesday, May Esd.
VIM H. Holmes vs. his credtors-syndie sale-a valuable
lot Of ground IN B5uligny.
Sa4ufd day, May 284h.
For succeasion Of H. r. McKeuna-e three story oriek
dwelling on Basin street between Canal and Gasq1s Streets
three two story attic brick Dwellings, Baronne
next Julia street valuable improved and uumproved
lots Common and Howard streets
"wednesday, May Seth.
For succession Of Gilbert g. Hawkinsan te front store,
Carondeet Streets residence on the cor
Canal Rampant streets brick store on Custonaas
street, between Ghartrss and Dorsiere streets.
Four lots Of gfou nd on Common and Magnolia streets
One valuable sauare Of ground in Rckerville
For succession Of Charles Moncure-he three story BRICK
store No % Canal street. between Peters and Front stree
Saturday, June I'd.
For succession Of joins Sharkeands in St. Helena parish
| HS- For particulars See advertisements.
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BY O. r. GTRARDEY Dc 90,
.... NICHOLAS J. HOEY, A5ctioueer

hlGHOLAS d IlOES <ArhsiVNESa'
Once No. II Exchange Place
Between Canal and Customhopae streets
SATURDAY, May lie, at AZ O'Clock N ,
- At the Iercauts and Auc6neeEs EHchangeo on hy"d
street between Canal and Gustombouse Streets VAL be SOTO
Six LOTS or GROUND in the Frst District Of this city
in he square bounded b, Front Fulton Lafayette anu GEa
streets Designated By the Nos 3, f. and measuIing
ogsthe ~ teet inches and ines on Fulton street. r. ge
inches and lines Front street by l7feet inches ana
ass assR on She line towards Lafayette street and H. sa
inches lines deep the line towards God street Iogethsr
with all the buildings and thereon comprising
large sd Spcons twOstosy brick warehouse known as he
De Warehouse substantially built iron shutters aud hrs
kind in tine First district
This valuable property being the center Of produce
business and convenient all the Western land
ing must continue TO command heavy patronage 1t Is
rent d. be leased advautageOusly for Of
years and yield annual rental Of $780, which
maBded previous TO the war Possession given within
| month after the sale. .
B~TERhsOnethird cash balance one and two years.
credit for notes Of the purchaser secured By special mort
gage and vendors privilege the property SOLD payable
In equaInstallments bearing interest Of per cent
provemsls to be kept fully insured and the policy
transferred by the purchaser to the vendor The
subdyded suit the interests and policies likewise be
transferred to the two series OF notes
Acts sale before NJ Gernon Notary Public, at the
pense the purchasers The internal stamps to be
paid likewise to the purchaser.
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BROKERS, NoTARIEs, ETC.

WILLIAM H. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING oFFtGE
No, 14l Magazine street, g
New Orleans. ..It SIR
All orders left al A. E. BLACEMARs No l67 Canal street
II viii be promptly attended to. l.
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THE STATE OF LoUTSTANA-THLRD DIS
third day Of May 1866 Judgment was rendered this copr
ths following entitled suit in the words and figures follow
MRS. A. M R, ADAMS VS. JAMES H. ADAMS, her Hus,
On motion of j. B Cotton Counsel for plaintiff and oa
producing due proof of the allegations of plaintiffs petition
tits and adudged that the Judgment entered herein on
be entered in f.vOr of petitioner, Mrs Ann Morton
community Of acquet gains existing between
said parties and decreens the property mentioned and de-
ary the l4h February 1866 and 9Th April 1866 to belong
10 hs e a%n as Ssa III sad act Of TIE 4S Febas
1866 favor Of the donor and turter that the petitioner e
sid property without the assistance OF her husband de-
ieP FsSd.f 70 ps Nav az b. fo i85s.
Signed May 9th, 1866. ~.
In testimony where2f have bereunto set my hand and
Sn sf Ills S day q Ny the Year Of our Lod one
Thousand eight hundred and sXysN and tie nneeh year
% '"o 'puSSpu''s '''' j. 8 CLIFTON Deputy Clerk
THE STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fo Dis
tict Court Of New Orleans. hereby certify that on the
the following entitled suit in the words and figures follow
MRS. ANNA L. MAXWELL, WIFE OF JOHN NJ CAR
| RERt vs. JOHN M. CARRERE, HER HUSBAND.
For tho reasons this day orally assigned by the Court 1t is
ordered udged and deceed that there be judgment in favor
Sarrere and against said husband John NJ Carrere de-
desperation of property between her and her sa hus
O
dis Owed end that defendant pay all COSTS of suit
Judgment signed 18th april, 1866
(Signed0 PAUL f. THEAkD, Judge
In testmon, whereof have hertunto set my hand and al
fixed the said Court at the city Of New Orleans this
3D. day of May in the year Lord One thousand eight
huuded xts and the nineteth of the Indepen
j. F. DICK Deputy Clerk,
TsT4T DE IA LOUISA NE-QUATRIEMF
- Cour de Dist let de la Nouvee 0eans-Je certife par
present Que 2lne dGvril 1866 jngement etc end
IN cette raiHire cdesbOu dams les tees chE
| ffes yants, sayUir
| NINE ANNA L. MAXWELL EPOUsE DE JOHN N CAR
REEE. VS.. JOHN NJ GARRERE, SON EPOU8-No l6slt
Pour les tendu jour par Ia cour II ordOnnt
adjuge ct dtcrrte qg ait ngement en- tyeur de "a pa
gnante Anna LouisR MnXwe epouse de John Me'wf
Iarrere dit ep0ux, John NJ Carrere dberea1
separation de bins entire ellie ct dit epoux part
date process savnr du mars 1866 la communal
naute dacquets de gains qui exista entire Gle ct son
epoux soft dissoute ct defendeur pale les ais
process
Judgement slgne le 28 svrl 1866
| [SigneJ PAIL E. THEARD, Juge
En- fol de quo a sgne appOse lie de Ia dte
la vile de la HouFee Orleans 3me iour de maj dams Pa
Nutre Seneur mil hu soixante-six la quatr
ng~dixeme aimee de Independence DIES Etats- luis
j. F. DIX, Depute, aTetter,
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: once OF the Trustees and Attorneys of

-Omee Of the Trustees and Attorneys of
the Associated Bondhoder Creditors and Stockholders of
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans, April IT, 1S66-Notiee is hereby
given to the holders of First Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors and Stockholders Of the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company, that plan Of the
organization the Company based thereon
Il now open inspection aud the signature of Bondhodes
Creditors and Stockholders the Office of Mesrs Clarke
Bayue No. % Camp street.
-,rrlns ALLEN CLARKE Vice Chairman.
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OEFICIAII.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTE,

STATE LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans December 26, 1860
VNHEREAs, j. q. BeIden has applied tn me
w for the canceng of his official bond State Treasurer
to wit
Richard England George tue each for the of $1,000
and Theodore Gillespie and E. H. Chadwick each for the sum
S500 the said bond being conditional for the faithful per-
by said j. G. Beden of his duties Treasurer
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested the
described bond cause writing at the office Of the
Secretary of within ninety days after the last publca
ton of this advertisements why the said bond shond not be
cancelled and Rnnulled.
Given under my seal of the State above this Goth
day December A. D. 1865 and of the Independence of the
j. MADISON WELLS,
By the Governors
J. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State
ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEcuTIF, !
EouyeeO orleans lie 20 decembre 1865 !
| A TTEF DU TM'aPpIicatIOn n etc fiite a mol
IA j. G. Bedsn lie cancellation de son ODEaOn OIL
hcielle CONNIE Trtsorier d'Etat sayoir
Une obligation daee du cling mars lSo pour Ia sonme dt
cinquante mile piRsres, sgnbe par William X Bell A. u
Grief, Richard England, George huef, chacun pour
Theodore Gillespie E. H Chadwick chaenn pour $1,000
ladite obligation bant condtonnee pnura hdee execution
par lie dit G. Beden de devOirs CONNIE lresore susd
Avis d0nne tous eeux qui sont nresse
dams ade obligation m0ntrer la ecrure au bu
du secretae dEtat dici quatrevingt-di% tous de
derniere publication de avis les rasons pour esuees
dite obligation neserat pas cancellee ct annulee
Donne main ct lie sceau dEtat cidessus G.
26eme jour de decembre, 1850 ct lie
yieme de Independence des Etats MIS-
| j. MADISON WELLS,
j. H HARpY, Secretare d'Etat .-.- ia.
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once Board of Underwriters, New Or
Leans 2lst April e66The Insurance Companies composing
this Board @ per list below will close their offices daily at
O'Clock 4. and after the LIST day of May next
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. ~
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Louisiana Nutua Insurance Company.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company. ... ....
Sun Mutual Insurance Company. .-r..
Citizens Mutual Ins urancs Company.
New Orleans Mutual Insurance. Company.
Union Insurance Company
Hope Insurance Company
Louisiana State Mutual Insurance Company.
Star Mutual Insurance Company
Geumsna Insurance Company.
JAMES H WHEELER, Secretary.
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THE New Orleans hoard OF Brokers
At meeting held the evening the 9th inst this Assoca
zion organized by the election of the following named
gentlemen officers. -..u.
President. j. NJ Lapeyre Vice President Samuel Bell
Secretary Emile DeBuys Finance Committee j. L. Levy
L. z Fors!a Bernard Ayegno Alexander Harris and Fran
els RawIe. ~ ~ j. L. LEVY, Chairman.
FRANCIS RAwLE Secretary pro tern.
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THOMAS y. BOOLEE ~ co., ,g. -a
NO. PERDIDo STREET, tAdioinlpg Masonic Building
OFFICE no 1913 GRAvIER STREET, new ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, s@
Ulrcuar Gross Cut Mill Male saws Corn Mills; Wheat
Mills and Botng Apparatus Skating Pulss and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agricultural
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply OF s
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Whsebaow from the we'll known factors
Of Joshua BOdey, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundrss and Machine
hopsn St Louis Louisv Cincinnati and Pttsburg through
which prepared entraet for any class Of machinery
on favorable terms deliver anywhere north Of New
sDFlsaus Tee of freight FHos B. BODLBK 90
MARSH d CO.,
! JOHN @. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
! sTEWARTl
| Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
us building etc An kinds of blacksmhing done at the
shortest notice Particular attention given to repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
| NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET.
Between Delord and Gaiennie streets, New Orleans
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- Louisiana Lodge, No. 1924 regular
communication Of this Ledge will be held this evening" at
O'Clock at the Grand Lodge Hall ST. Charles street north
room nearest au Members required to be pune
sua as business the Importance will be brought be-
fore the Lodge ..5
visiting Brethren are cordially invited to attend.
By order Of tie ". a. -
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

I OsT OR HkEsLAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72
Ia for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
Of the bank IN the of Mrs Jane MeLeary issued the
18th March, 1862.
II found, application will be in due time for
newal Of same liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box 8l5, PostOiee.
Orleans La. March g. lS6G
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INSURANCE.

NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
-oE 7Hz-
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF sew ORLEANS.
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Shippers will furnished with copies Of the Freight Tariff
by appyngat the Railroad Office No a Garondelet sreeor
Of the Freigh. Depot, -f.. H- t
All reghs the line OF the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad must be PREPAID, otherwise will
The sent forward T. WARREN
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IE. SALE OF QUARTER MASTERS STORES.
TRIDAY AND SATURDAY, May j sth
and 9th 1866 the Fire proof Press corner Of Front
Levee and Robin streets will be sold
A large variety of QUARTER MASTERS STORES, con-
sctng part of Arnoirs, Anchors Axes, Ales Augers,
AIDES Anys Water Buckets Saddle Blankets Bolts assorted
Brace Bits Buckles Brushes assorted Barrows Cowbars,
Chandeliers, Water Coolers Bedding Dhairs Hahdcn Cups,
Hatchets Hose Knives and Forks Knives assorted, Lamps
Lumber Lanterns, Borse Medicines Mattresses, Pillows
Plates Ripe Stoves Safes Sheets Sash Windowe, Saws A.
sorted Platform Scales Sches and Snahs Spoons sets Car
penters Tools Blaekmiths Tools Sadders Tools
Vices Intulated Wire, Rubber, etc, etc ttl5t"5 3
Sale to commence at l0A. n. e. -t-at !, ~
| Rz5- TERMs-Gash in National Currency.
| Rynrder Of Col. O. G. SAWEELLEsi UhfQ NJ,
| E. JaSTRANG Brvt. 1t, Col A. @ M, +IiA
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MILLER a. GARD D..
REAL, ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS No ISsr
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La

In this anaeity they will buy, SELL Lease, or rent collect
s d ny taxe make entries aid obtain eeriihcateS and
It viii take charge property IN the city or country tor
resideus or abseutees and WIN atleuu 70 III ppS
tanning to such agency. ,.-,,, / -. ,.,
onpned correspondence and established business
Win houses of the character not only through
nj ~ south hui through the West North and East; and
eeere offer their advantaeousy 10 parties wishing
"a INV or sell in any pot on Of the country. I.
by have on their list present hundred and fifty
FnrNpey IN the If Sugar and Cotton Plantations
aTne IN Me- from 2O 5000 acres for sale low rates. also
Pties wishing to buy sell will give full descriptions
the Or perty BY prompt attention to business strict ODE
ece To Instructions they hope give general satisfaction
Address Lock Boa No. 1885, P. o., Aeu llrleams In
JOHN c. MILLER,
s, Y. GARD
john c. Miller Commissioner of Deeds for the State o
Mississippi .E
Brother Bankers, n o. La; Payne Huntington Co., N D
Narriek Attorneys at Law, N o. La. lon Edward MeGl
hse WoodvilC 4!ss.
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Transportation once of the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad CompanyNew
Orleans March 20, Is56-NoFTCE TO sHIPPERs-The
reduced this road will go into effect and after the
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REMOVALS.

ID EHEOyAL.-THE CRESCENT CITY BANK HAS
~ removed No 100 Canal street, above the Office Of the
Merchants' Mutual insurance Company.
ID EMOVAL-L. B. PoTHIER HAS REMOVED HIS
h Office from No. % BienEle street to No. Ill Gravier
street a-l.yE I'D
Persons indebted to the late firm of PoTHIER FAu-
OHEUX will please call his Office No Ill GraEer street.
between Camp and Magazine streets. gl
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once, No. 81 Camp street

conformity with the requirements Of their chatter the
Hope Insurance Company pEbliah the following statement
viz
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j. B. RICHARDSON, }
" { 9. INV p; TA RSs Committee
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AucTEoN sALT.s...:555.=.
cALEs AT AUCTION


j. 3. WALTON d DEsLoEDE.
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os,,9sl 50

The above statement aiust and correct transcript
books ofthe Company gsishii es 8al tssla4A sda
49,. met y HY, PBYoHAUD President
Louis BARNETT, Secretary. tfB
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Douglas MOnument---'rhe Presi-
dent---ChOlera.

.NI. NHiCAuO, OepWmDer 2.
The preparations incident TO the laying
Of the cornerstone Of the Douglas monu-
ment have partaken Of a national character,
and great preparations have been made for
that event.
A grand stand, containing seats for 1900
spectators has been arranged. and its con-
struction Is nearly completed. The occu-
pants will have full view Of the interest
ing ceremonies
DThe stand for the speakers Is erect
ed Immediately beside the monument, aud
will accommodate about eight hundred
persons.
The Common Council mostly Jacobin,
have taken no measures as yet toward the
reception OF the President and suite. A
meeting was called for this evening, but no
quorum was present, and the council ad-
journed.
The cholera has made rapid progress,a and
is on the increase. Over thirty cases were
reported to-day and eleven deaths, only
one of which occurred within the city
limits.
A noted gambler, one George Trassel,
said to be part owner of the horse "DeX-
ter" was shot and instantly killed by his
mistress, Mollie Trassel, the keeper of a
house of ill-fame, at about eleven o'clock
Tonight.
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aaIumttnrM and oyammtrtiaI.
Olncinnatl Mnrkets.
CINcINNArI. sentem.


FLoUR-There was fair demand at full
rates, Superilnc we quote at SS61S75; trade
brands at Sl0@l2, aud fancy at Sl2 50m1l.
Wharf.-The market is dull at the decline
mentioned In our last. but holders are not
pressing their stock upon the market. No
2 new red we quote at 81 30@235; No. l do
at ~ l0 and extra do at 80 456D2 30. Hill
Is quoted at So 30, and No. white nc 81 50
az CO.
CoRN--There was better demand, and
Is now held at 5Sc. and White do at G5dGGc.
Mixed ear Corn, at the lower roads, Is held
at 59mGOc.
OATs-The market is unchanged. and the
demand Is entirely local. No. i we quote
at 35@3Gc. and No. 2at 30@32c. in elevator,
as the asking rates ofholders.
RYE-The market Is steady, with fair
demand for prime qualities. No. / Is
quoted at SOC. and No. at 7O@75c. Choice
Is held at Soc.
BARLEY-Choice new Fall will bring
81 30. The inferior qualities are neg
lected
GRoCERIEs&The market has undergone
no special change since our last. The de-
mand Is fair at 25@3lc. for fair to choice
Rio Coffee; l20l5c for raw Sugar; 171Sm
lSc. for hard refined, and S06o00c for Porto
Rico MOlasses.
WHIsKY-A continued firm market es-
pecially for duty paid, which Is lc. higher.
with sales of 30 bbls. at 50 80. Bonded
sold to the extent OF l50 bbls. at 3l15c.
SEED--FlaX is In good demand, aud the
market is firm at 81 75@3. Timothy quiet,
but firm at 80 50@3 go. Glover is duh at
81 75OS
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-05
From EnrOne.
[By the Atlantic Cable.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 1.-Seven
thousand Circassians captured the town OF
Lukurm Kalkally, on the 9th of August
The Russians received reinforcements, re-
took the town, and repulsed several at
tempts to recapture it. Later news says
the insurgents are willing to submit.
Moscow, September 1.-The United States
Embassy have gone to NovagOrod. An in
vitation to visit the cities on the Caspian
Sea was declined.
BERLIN, September 4.-The treaty OF
peace between Austria and Prussia was
finally signed on the 23d OF August. Bo-
hemia was TO be completely evacuated in
three weeks after the exchange of the rati-
fications.
The armistice between SaXony and Prus-
sia has expired by Limitation. Peace is yet
unsettled between those two countries, and
hostilities, it is thought may possibly oc-
cur.
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Telegraph Varieties.

ST. LOUIS, September T.
There We're fifty-six deaths from cholera
on Saturday.
Extensive preparations are on foot for
the reception of President John son on Sat
nrday. The Merchants Exchange will CO.
operate with city authorities.
COLUMBUS, September 4.
Professor Dawson, of Columbus, died
this afternoon, attwO O'Clock, of paralysis,
at his residence in this city, after twenty
four hours Illness. He was flft&four
years. He was one of our most eminent
physicians and distinguished citizens. His
loss is public calamity, and his death is
universally lamented.
THR CANADA FENIANs.
An Ottowa dispatch says that great in
dignation Is manifested by the Canadians
at the recent escaped of Head-center Murphy
and his comrades. IL is asked what use
there Is in keeping the other Fenians In
prison any longer now that the leaders
have escapHd. Arms and ammunition are
being smuggled into the Province by the
Fenians.
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Who is Right?

The bill giving bounty to Congressman
was by vote of iifty-one To fifty.
ScHEHoK and ECKLEY were among the
YEAS.
BINGHAM, EGGLEsroN, HAYES l. LAwRENcE,
SHELLABARGER, GARFIELD, WELKlsR, voted
NO. All these men have been reno minated,
we believe, and are al from Ohio. ECKiEY
was made TO apologize first. Sol ioHRNoK
stands ALONE from Ohio on this qllestion
His constituents will see to this. tA
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Safe.

a New York paper says: 'Those who
shudder at the Derils of the 1000 miles OF
railway travel which the President is about
to undertake. may be interested to know
that he passed through Philadelphia,
Maj. CYRUS ). HALDEMAN, the railway in
suranee agent made him the recipient of a
policy of insurance against general acci-
dents during his trip to Chicago and back
to Washington, in the sum of $4,000.
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Anarchy TN Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, september A.
Rev. Mr., Price, who was so severely beat
en- by gang OF Radical ruflians in De-
Kalb county two weeks ago, for preaching
without taking the OATH has since died of
his injuries.
This Is the second preacher whom the
Radicals have murdered In this State for the
same ofiense.
county, which was addressed by Judge
Birch. After the meeting was over diff
Guilty arose between some parties present at
the meeting, resulting In the shooting OF
four men-all Conseryatives-and one OF
them fatally
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Significant.

We have the following from GEORGE
AsHMUN, who was President of the Con-
vention at Chicago, that nominated LINCOLN
for the Presidency:
''rhe proceedings of the Philadelphia
Convention are now before the world and
DO not hesitate to agree with the Presi-
dent in his high estimate of their import
ance, | do not see how they could be made
better nor do / doubt that the purpose to
which they were directed will be accom-
plshed.
II shall take some early occasion to eX-
press myself publicly"