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Masters of Vessels

Will confer A favor upon the press by hosting their
signal numbers Rodgers or Marryatt's Codel on
arriving within five miles of Southwest Pass Bar;
By this means their arrival will be reported several
hours in advance of the time now requires to ascer-
tain their nAIues.
The Telegraph station at Southwest Pass is pro-
yded with signal books and can receive communica-
tons by means of signal flags. b s. OsBoS,
Boarding Officer. S W Pass
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Receipts of Produce.

TLOUIS-Steamer Mohawk and bArges-i66s SKIS
II SKIS oats Ito bbls Hour 100 bbs meal 20 frns
butter Slayback &co-4f7 bales hay 55ls SKIS bran
1913 SKIS oats $50 SKIS Geo Martin7i2 bbls flour
Glover Odendahl-s00 do II 0glesby &eo-el2 do
20 bbls oil Jas Connoly &co265 bbls flour lis bales Of
hay Ethell Thomas-s2l SKIS oats go bbls flour to
GrAce-200 bbs flour q T Buddecke-l6l bbs flour to
Hamilton Dunnica-30e do 279 SKIS lis SKIS bran
kehlor & Updike-l00 bbs flour pkgs bacon 10 BIDS
Irvine coils rope lO5 ties lard 400 kegs lard 80 of
hams rs bbs potatoes 81 bbls onions Cobb, Dohonde
dco-77 bbls onions 23 bbs potatoes 100 bbs flour to
II Duffy-57 bbls -four 100 kegs lard Grief Byrnes
70 bbls tlour Il 0 SKIS oats hid bacon Kennedy
co.'s bbls flour 70 bbls meal Clinton Richardson's
bbs meal Chenoweth, Casey &co--l0l bbls meal to
q w Byrne 6co-l6s SKIS oats Ia bales hay q ID Bar
ker-4l SKIS oats Lacey, Terry &eo--Ss bales hay TO
Hitchcock Quinan-2le bales hay Bussey deo-50
bbs pork 81 bbls beef l46 coils rope Allen, Wayne
cob cks bacon 50 ties hams TO Villsvaso 4co-25
ties lard Ayet Chambon-25 ties lard q Theurer-
o do Shropshire, Anderson &co-B do 20 hrkins but
ter A ID Grief-i0 ties lard to j Nillevaso &eo-lo0
bbls meal % firkns butter 30 sks corn Moore-lo
bbls beef Grifet Bro--ll5 bbls potatoes y Lau-
mAn-l30 pcs baggng 25 SKIS barley 50 bbls potatoes
20 bbls apples A Whitney 6co-2s do B Sifers-4
do Is bbls eggs kegs butter Miller Meyers half
bbls beer Geo Elmer-2s bdls twins Bower Garner
II pkgs glassware Jno Gauche--5S bbls fire clay to
2 + Rardean-ss doors stevenson-24i feet lam-
Der ODER. Atwater &co-2 bis lead 20 reels yarn
simonds-ss bbis hsur lis SKIS corn featman Vince
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POLITICAL,


Parish Executive Committee Radical
Republican Party.-NEw ORLEANS, August p,
Ise7-The members of this Committee respect
fully requested TO attend meeting to be held at the
Senate Chamber on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
August o. at ~ O'Clock. Punctual attendance is
requested.
By order of VIM. MILFORD, President.
VIII H. GREEN Secretary. au27
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

NEW Notwithstanding George Cromwell-Astd
mdse -. .
PrNSACOLA-Schooner Charlotte-25000 feet of
amber to Sanford SBlack
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Planet-25,0O0 laths %,
600 feet lumber Mason &co-3l, 900 do II Garland
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Billy Butts-2I hhds sugar
537 bxs sugar to Chsffraix Agar
MOBILE-Steamer Frances--SS bales cotton TO
Huntington Il Bro-ls do Scott Bros-Total, So bales
cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, RADI-
CAL REPUBLICAN PARTY, PARISH OF JEFFERSON, Z
Carrollton, August 81 1867. '
To all Clubs of the Radical Republicans OF said
Parish:
Know you that mass meeting will be held Thurs
day 18th inst at O'Clock precisely at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at CAIRO lton. where promi-
nent speakers will ad dress the assemb!age. You are
expected to attend punctually
BY order of the President.
n. SCHwAD, Secretary aug27 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

Steamship George Cromwell, Stannard, from New
York nth inst to Moulton-2d dist
Schr Billy Butts howitt from Havana, to Chatfraix
Agar-Point
ScFr Charlotte, Pepper, from Pensacola, to master
New Basin
Schr Planet, Rosetto, from Pensacola TO master-
New Basin
ToWBOATS.
Mohawk, Arnold from st Louis. with barges
TEAMBOATS.
G. Brown, Bassett from Quarantine.
Rose Franks Dalferes, from Lockport.
Grey Eagle White, from Greenvllle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

B bud subscribers forwarding money for
<ipns or Advertisements to the REPUBLICAN,,
} b. means OF Postoffice orders, by clerks OF
LIE draft or by express, at our risk. There
|M less risk attending the transmission of
mail, even in case of registered letters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

In a not distant city, the wife Of
city fathers presented her hus-
tnree children at birth. The
Lather took his little daughter.
81 age, to see her new relations.
at the little beings q few mo-
n turning to her father, she in.
which one are you going to
&c bedford Mercury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

Per steamship George Cromwell, from New York
D r Grow-Nrs ID Grow-Mrs Cornoy-Miss Mary
Downing-wm Eagan-Mrs VIM Eagan-Jno Ben.
dernagle-A A Dandle-G w Clapnon-J Downing
J Randall--P Goulet-A Seanan-G w Bonfey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
FOR THE CONVENTION.

Hon. II. G. Yarmouth J. Ii. Meilleur,
Hon. h. II. Shannon B. Gaddis.
David Wilson, DR.. j. White,
DIR. j. b. Smith, j. A, Craig,
Colonel George Z. Warrington,
will be supported by the Radical Republicans OF
the First District of New Orleans subject to the
nomination of the Radical Republican nominating
au24tiI MANY FRIENDS.
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Billie, Hon-Scnooner Village Bele-29 li6 fet t
lumber 6OO0 shingles 81 bbs flour trkns butter 10
cases wine mid tobacco and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch-i45 hhds sugar
10 bxs sugar "a crates earthenware
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! New Orleans Republican

- in New Orleans by the following dealers;
n No. IS BAronne street,
~, Old Levee street, opposite the Post
BAKER, St. Charles Depot, under the st.
IHotel.
= ISIS, bookstore, Pontchartrain Railroad
bird District.
3lYMoND, News Depot, Postofice building
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lev. james English.
ktian--B. IL. Orr.
<5Iie. Pike County-P. Bonney. P. N.
EGeorge st. q. Hussey, Jr.
a Landing-J. W. BIssell, p. N.
simp county-Wm. Giles-
&-Charles w. Fiizhugh.
-Robert j. Alcorn.
Texas.
3onroN. general agent
1ugh-John ii. Lippard
Xbp-H. Ledbetter.
! ]. Evans.
EW. +. Horne.
3lle-Pillen a Terry.
/soorge X. Scott.
ERusk county,. W. flanagan.
bn, Rusk ccunty-D. W. Flanagan.
NIDavis b. Bonfoey.
Snio-W. ". Gamble.
Alabama.
leo F. Marlowe, jr.
Bar. Cain.
Florida.
-Er. James Mcguire.
d Kentucky.
rs. P. Walker.
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PROPOSALS. FOR CANNED FRUITS

CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
> invited till the 9th Of September, 1867, at II M,
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
partment with the following Canned Fruits, viz:
500 Preserved STRAWBERRIES, q pound
cansl
800 cans Preserved RASPBERRIES, @ pound cans).
200 cans Preserved OUNCES, q pound cans.
30 cans Preserved PINEAPPLES, q pound cans.
l0O cans Preserved PEARS, q pound cans.
200 cans Preserved GINGER, in tin cans, e pound
cansl.
200 cans Damson PLUMS, q pound cans.
100 cans Preserved GRAPES, 2 pound caEsl.
All tine above to he delivered 10 the Anchor
Press in New Orleans, within twenty days after the
opening of the bids. where they will be carefully in
spected aud the damaged cans rejected Samples Of
each of the above named articles will be required
With the bids,
No bids W Il be received from parties who have
heretofore failed comply with their engagements
with any branch of the Government.
Proposals to be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals"
A BECKWITH,
au20 I'd Bvt. Mai Gen. q. S. u. 5. A.
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CABINET MAKERS.

TAMES CRELLIN-
OABINETMAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
No. 132 Camp street. New Orleans.
METALLIC GASES for transportation, Away son
hand. Metallic. Mahogany Black Walnut, and all
other kinds Of COFFIEs constantly on hand, AID
trimmed to order.
CARRIAGES AND CABS TO LET.
All Orders promptly attended to at reasonable
prices aplI I'm
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Bids will be indorsed - Proposals for Tansporta-
ton TO Texas Coast and directed to the under
signed
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids received
By order Of Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military
District: A. j. MEG ONNIOLE,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and A. q. Nj, U. S. Army.
II
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
LARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROF
ERTY

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,t
St. Louis Mo-, August Is, 1867. :
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the Depot of Army Clothing and Egupage, No.
the Sd day of September next, commencing at eleven
O'Clock A. M, to be continued from day to day, the
following articles of Army Clothing and Equpage:
5sS% s srsst COATS thopsemen
5000 uniform HATS.
5000 ostrich FEATHERS.
5000 HAT OORD and TASSEIIS (blue).
SUI uniform frock GOATS.
5000 uniform JACKETS.
6,45l veteran reserve JACKETS.
32s Kent JACKETS,
1880 lined sack COATS.
66,2l2 unlined sack GOATS.
1000 OVERALLS.
5000 stable FROCKS.
63,S25 Kent SHIRTS.
6,945 Kent DRAWERS.
1000 leather NECK STOCKS
GOO worsted SASlIES
2S2 pairs BOOTS,
2sso PAIRS TR0WsERS goo.msn,ss
5000 HAVERS ACKs.
50.n0 KNAPSACKS.
$3.50 woolsn BLANKETS.
2,00 PICK AXES
1890 PICK AXE HANDLES,
msnts to dealers t throaehout the country.
A small quantity of Damased Property viii be sold
at the same timo and place Samples OF all may be
seen at the Depot within ten days OF sale and cata
isrms~Cash in Government funds; ten per cent.
down, the balance before the 9oods tzkea from
the Depot which must be within i've days after the
sale under forfeiture OF ths purchase and the ton per
b. order Of the suartsrmaster General
| JOHN II. RODGERS
au2l I'd Capt and Military stersksspsr. v. b. A
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CATTLE MARKET.
CITY OF JEFFERSON, Au

CITY OF JEFFERSON. August q, 1867.
Arrived vest erday-l57 Texas beeves and 2Gi sheep.
Sold-266 Texas beeves, 2s2 calves and yearlings,
50 hogs, 26i sheep, and mich COWS.
Stock on sale--656 Texas beeves, 223 calves and
yearlings, 96 hogs. 667 sheep and Al mich cows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
Stock on hand and on shipboard.

TOBACC0-We have no improvement to report
under this heading. There fair inquiry in the
early part of the day, but as the views of holders
in advance of previous figures. inspired doubt
less by the discouragihg tone of the accounts from
the growing crop, buyers were Obliged to defer the
execution of their orders. not permitting them to
pay the rates required Hence, no sales of import
ance have been effected, in the absence of which
repeat previous quotations, as follows:
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Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Tuesday August %, 1867.
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Fourth Word Radical Republics Club.
The friends and members of this Club invited to
attend the meeting to be held THIS TUESDAY
EVENING, August 81 1861, at ~ o'clock. Several
prominent speakers have been invited address the
meeting.
By order of the President. su27 IL
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| 0rlsans Republican.
Il Journal of the United States.
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General Agents.
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st. Landry-Stephen j. Hill and Theo-
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Eciana. Robert Worrell.
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No arrivals from sea reported
STEAM BOATS.
Elnora, Watson. from Shreveport.
Nina Slmms Troxler, from Fishers Landir g.
Hunter, Jeanfrau from Pointea la Hache.
Frances, Hopkins from Mobile.
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WANTED.

JUANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE BY THE
w LIST of October, Besides parlor. kitchen, ETC.
il must contain about five bed rooms and must be
supplied with gas and hydrant. Location must be
between Canal and Delord streets. Address ID, at
the Republican office, stating terms, etc. aul9
WANTED-AS SITUATION AS WET NURSE
w by young woman who has Just lost her child.
Inquire at lis Toulouse street, of MRS. Harris
aule St.
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FOR RENT.


UNOR RENT.-THE FINE TWO STORY
IL Dwelling Houses, Nos 347 and 3i9 St Charles
street. with all modern improvements. Inquire at
lss Erato street, second door from the premises
SO st. Charles street, up stairs. aug2l
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BOARDING.

UNFINISHED ROOMS.-VERY PLEAS.
II ant rooms and board, in one of the coolest
houses in the CITY, at No. S21 Customhouse street,
between Claiborne and Derbigny. jyS
DO0MS AND BOARD PLEASANT
III Rooms and Board for families and single gen
tlemen be obtained by immediate application at
l52 julia street. 1e2S
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

Senator Patterson Of Tennessee Or. Kagcy. OF vir-
GINA j. NJ zulick. q Philadelphia; W. II. Rnfrner Of
the United States Army; W. z SpaudipE, OF Washing
ton and Gen. b Roberta OF the United States Army,
are stopping 81 the Metropolitan Hotel. e4M
Capt Mirshouse Of ths steamer City Of Antwerp, and
Col O. ". Butler Of New York; are stopping q the 81
Julien Hotel
SIR Frederick Brucs British Minister At Warrington;
H. p Kiddsr OF Boston. and DR.. Marines Del Rio MI
Ian, are stopping ~ the. Brevoort House
David jones' Of London, England and Horace B. Ssr-
gent Of Boston, stopping 81 the Clarendon Hots
Judge Munger, Of Rochester; Capt ". r. Gardner, Of
New York; Col. Joseph b Stewart, Of Washington !;
Oliver Amcs OF Massachusetts, and Dr., Cummiugs OF
New Brtson, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
w. Appleton, Of Boston; Edgar r welles, Of wash
inston: W. r. Pringle, Of Charleston, g., O. asd J. II.
hammond. Of Albany, are stopping ~ the Hoffman
House
General n. II. Baxter, Of Vermont; General II. L.
Robinson, Of Binghamton; Mayor II. l.. Fish, Of
Rochester: Rev. r. N. Baker, Of Richmond, Va; W. r.
Allen Of 0swsgo, and OF. Governor A. Cummings, Of
Georgia, are stopping 1t the st. Nicholas Hotel
j. H. Nsrtindals, Attorney General Of the state or
New York r. n. Puyn, OF Albany, and Senator Nye,
Of Nevada, are stopping at the Aston House.
Hiram Barney, Of New York, h stopping At the West
minister Hotel
J. @ Post and A. r. DamarsIl, Of tho United states
Army and W. cheeyer, Of New York, are stopping 81 the
EveTsa House
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Rear Adniri Stephen q Rowan has been ordered 70
hold himssM IN rsadine@ 70 command tho Asisiic
sea e Parnneuth, N. II, = dssgna5sd his aseshps
and win psohaby b ready fer "a In about Two montha
CAp<sin q. H. Boot has besn detached from command
Of me ssrsnao and q waiting orders.
Chisf Engineer George \. johnson, dstachsd iron
special duty In the Engineer Department g wiIninstos
the fhfadslchIa Navy Yard.
FIrs An1;aAns Engineer Pstss A. Rssriok, detached
ircn day :. tes9a o'y IN. = o'dssa y The Pow
: Trss Aa6yabs Epsinsss =. n olson, detached nom
NE rovhssas On the reporting Of ~ rSlsf ordered
chis} ESeinsss b. b n wharton y ordered V Sety
n ne xnsinsw Department o. Vie NAVY Yard q Boo
lon ~ ~*x<a~> r~s.~ Nxe<v~ HRcy3k 49, -
~. x:.s.sas 1sg,.sss lAnss 1siisvsrss. y ~
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SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
RESIGNATION OF GENERAL acRLEs.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE nEHAlO.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., juno 10. 1857, |
o O'Clock r. NJ
General Daniel r. Sickles has requested the authori
ties at Washington 10 relieve him Of the command Of
the Second Military district which embraces tho States
OF North and South Carolina He has also demanded
court OF inquiry upon his official action that he may
have opportunity Of vindicaiing himself from the
accusation Of Attorney General stanbery, Which, 10 10
presumed, had tho sanction and approval Of the Prd
dent MMs
Under the sixth section of the first Reconstruction
act General Sickles empowered TO four-nhs
Of all the civil officers North and South Carolina from
Governor down TO magistrate for disability every
being disqualified Yet far he has removed not
than dozen 10 both States, and those were for ocial
misconduct, for which there was no other remedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

Gevsrnsr Flanders and the Treasury EvNnAs-
Petition fer che Trial Of tho Nasehitsshee
MurdereSs ~ Military Cea0issien. ~
4 esta - NV 0RIBAya, Juis -, 1eeJ.l
The ssaasmsss that Governor PlanAsrs knew q ~
did nos rspsrt the freuds In The Treasury and banh
this city V fAsA Governor Tiaadsrs, IKE many o. or
bet otssas was hssvy loesP By the malfeesape4 q
Tho o6csD md drsuesss q the First National bonR.
The peeSt1un frUu oeDene e Nstohitoohee psayng ~
Tho removal - \ b Jones and Richard Jo1loD lfum M
jan 4 shss plaes y safs ono N thb Nv alp ~
thsiYtrial BY military ooDmlssou. II sateg n -;
ce terms thas hev conclusive evidence y shew has
Ne murder Of q W. 0saanse Deliberately Planned
and that Judge Jones and DR. Jones are = dfreotlt
oulpabls = The brosksr who did the shooeng ne
Com mander Of the post % Naschtochss and the b.
reau Commimionss arm the ruth Of thess statsmens,
and the Governor also thinks hs military should Jake
Governor y1ands hes written 70 General Sheridan on
The subject Of the stats Insane Asylum at Jackson
Owing 70 the smbars0ed condition Of the finances Of
the STATE Il has been for some time supplied nsucfen
" with food sven and General Sheridan has dirscted
the Oommissay Depastment 20 supply the institutoA
with two hundred rations day 0overnor Fapder1
len this evening 70 inspect the prison q Baton R0oge
and the Insane Asylum 81 jackson. $500.
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afcsTaArlon IN VIRGINIA.

PKrknBuR0, Va, Junel0, 1897
In two wards 10 this city, up To- this evening. four
hundred and eighty six whites and fourteen hundred
and fortyeight negroes have been registered. There
II much apathy among the whites on tho subject Of
registration.
RICHMOND Va, Juno 10, 1907
In the registration nl this city to-day tho blacks went
ahead Of the whites In the county, nifty
nine whites and two blacks registered. Two cit
zcns have been summoned before the United States
Commissions, charged with registering, though they
we're disfranchlssd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
RosoRs TO THE LOYAL DEAD.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

f sa. SPtCAl ltLe6hAm " lhe hehALu.
In tercstinG Ceremonies at Cave Hill Gene
tery-Decoration OF the Graves Of tho Loyal
Dead by Loyal Women.
LoulsvnLE, Ky., June TO- 1857,
O'Clock p n. E
Very interesting and impressive ceremonies occurred
at Cave Hill Cemetery to-day, whore i've thousand fedes
raj dead, from twenty-one States, inferred The
rebel ladies have frequently strewn the graves Of W
rebel dead with flowers but heretofore the defenders Of
the old flag have slept uncared for The Grand Army Of
the Republic and loyal ladies' took the matter In hand.
and this morning worry large procession proceeded 70
the cemetery where tho graves strown with
nowes, svergresns and immortsles By fan hands o.
loyal women. Fully three thousand persons we're
present aH 144 #' ssA
Eloquent addresses were made BY Rev Mr.. Haywood
and NJ. Hermann detachment OF the Second In
fanty and band present General Thomas vas IN
vitsd participate and replied that no would Do very
happy 70 do 70, bus - he Wa nos certain thae the
demonstration was Of political nature be acksd 70 b
excused. Considering that most Of the dad hvs
honorsd were brave boys who followed his leaA nuC9
feeling created In Consequence Of his absence and
the Grand Army feel that reepsct for the noble dea4
should have induced him 70 wA)vs al obtectaons
A veey nne impromptu monument has been sreeoed
q supply the absence o. the u u contemplated ~
erect 20 the memory Of the dead. Ne nl
The graves we're nearly eli oSnhmentsd with unloeueo
nags IN addition 70 nowsm end wrsaths and Drssented
bsautifnl eject. Ne neUoss were present.
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TIVE flsHr aova ptl PASSED N TIVE cuxMcrcuT LEGS.
lArune

HARrvosp, Conn, June 10, 1907
The Senate to-day passed The bill providing that
eight hours Of labor done and performed 10 person 10
any one day by oss pson shall deemed legal days
work, unless otherwise agreed by The parties" The
whole dsbaae vas on an amendment striking ont the last
clause. The amendment was rejected, nine democnb
voting for Al ana ZEN republicans, and one democrat
voting seainss III the oil then passed without opposi-
tioo ii hsd before passed tho HOUSE IL goes into
effect on The La Of January next.