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The national Republican., 1867-11-07
THE MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Congress will meet in two weeks from to-day,
and the business which must necessarily come
before It, is Of vital Importance in q national
point OF view. There is not, and cannot be, any
opportunity for mere political manGuvsring and
6nessing. The country stands in need Of wise
legislation, and IL there was ever time for the
utmost and viso caution Of eminent statesman.
ship, that time Is now This Is not the hour for
experiments, or for the adoption Of untried and
visionary theories. We want calm and dispas-
sionate judgment, and eminently practical and
sober reflection, leaving out Of the question
even tho unsettled condition Of the ten Southern
States, though tho proper solution and wire
adjustment Of these difficulties may well dc.
mand the utmost care and patient labor to
bring them into harmonious relations with the
Federal Government. It is known that these
Southern communities are far from the proper
status which must be obtained In respect to them,
before We can say that they are firmly in the
Union, and occupy that precise relation which
must characterize their position under the Con.
stitution.
It must be evident now to the most superficial
observer that other legislation is demanded to
complete the reconstruction Of the ten Southern
ern States; and without controversy, that leg.
islstion must have something in It that par.
takes Of the nature Of compromise. While there
must be firm adherence to principle, there
must also prevail that spirit Of accommodation
which must always ensue In the adjustment Of
human Affairs. Absolute right has never yet, In
the history Of legislation, been attained. Tho
greatest good that can be reached, and the best
interest Of all parties in the premises, is doubt
less the Crd which we should seek. The South
must give up in sOmsthiDg. and in Others the
North must rot keep back We must be ono
people, under one Constitution and one system
of laws. What an opportunity is here for the
display Of great statesnanship!
But We leave this question, and come to that
yt finance. Here the skill Of the ablest states
mon in the nation must find room for action.
We have not time today to point out the
methods that must be resorted to, or to name
even the policies which must be adopted to
carry the country through and safely span the
chSsms which lie just ahead. There Is but one
remark that is appropriate in this connection in
times like these, and that is, men must forget
that they arr pArtisans, and act like patriots
and statesmen
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

GENERAL Tom THUMB AND HIS ASSOCIATES
That world-renowned little gentleman, Ton
THUMB, his wife, Commodore NUrr and Miss
MINNIE WARRES visited the White House
yesterday. They were received by the Presi.
don't and the ladies Of the Executive Mansion
in the Red Room. The General preserved that
besoming dignity for which he is SO remarkable,
and his Excellency gave him and his friends that
duo attention which the occasion required and
which tho urbane and polite gentleman Of the
White House always gives to all visitors at the
Presidential Mansion, We dropped in to soc
the people last evening and found the enter.
tainment to be both pleasing and edifying.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
Tuy NATIONAL THKArRE-Th,t asc,

The NATIONAL LTHEArRE.-That accomplished
and able actor, J. Z. MURDOCH, is doing q good
business at tho National. As an elocutionist
and intelligent actor, he has but few equals on
the American stage, and certainly NO superiors.
Some people in the town have taken 1t into their
heads to dscry the National company, as We
think without warrant. Let us see There are
several good stock actors and actresses in this
stock company. We will name them. There il
yASDERHoFF, HARRISON, LAND and ALLEN, who
are always good in their roles, Then there i.
Mrs. GRArrES, BLANCHE GREY, Mrs. BARSEr,
and Mrs. ALLEN, who are fully up to the avsrag,
Of stock actors aud actresses in any company In
the country.
Mr.. MURDOCH as Evelyn, In Money" last
evening, was good. Tonight he will play Mar
abel, in "wine works Wonders"
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

Nsw Yonk, Novel; p. m Cotton In good dc
mand, and price: are tending upward At fsl l+alsl1
quist but heavy; No, q norinsily % aOaa e9 Corn
quist but heavy-tl 35al.SL osts-demsnd rood,
and prices have I advanced to soesut, Rye dull and
ssd stssdy-so. ss. Gold iso. isos''' r0'N qa'''
B.LrInonn, oete-Priees for Baltimore high
sIadss s Extras and Family Flour were ye,t'rdsy
other grade. declined about the same extent To.
day the market was nrmer. There is still some re-
aussT, Tor Slipping POur aad sale: to some oos'id
bbls high gTade Rio Extra on private terms We
also note sales Of 300 bbls. Northwestern Super
P.,iS Ths, ~ 2S s1d sm'i lots Of Howard
Whsdt.5Rseslpls asi5 bushels white and b,4as
bushels red. There was better feelipg in Wheat
20 gay and more disposition to buy; holders were
nrmer and prices stronger. The sales iucluded
prime and choice Maryisnd red At 2joa2jj cents: $50
eushsl, s penn,yy..is red !. 2se.as7 cents tr good
yssy %ss. Sss f.s s1s IrPs Some lots Of good vsn.
Corn -Rsceipts T. l2o bushels white and 5,ocs
bushels yellow: The market .. quiet Sales as fol.
Sc icy tDss Ms' SO Sn:ssls ss 80 At q 81 2oc ss3
81 o. 50; ias bushels, tsI as 40 bushels al al
@ @ sa'a: sus. .sS at q ss 4.sr 1 es sS sss &
at o. s2 200 bushels, at ti 49, 400 bushels al al
leo bushels new, at sl.l2; $50 bushels. at ii IL;
s'so 76o bushels Western mixed, (new,) At 81 loa
odts:-Rseeipts 8, s45 bushels. Dsmsnd fair, but
prices less frm. Sales as follows: 22o bushels Al
y oentsi $50 bushels at 13 cents; 800 bushels At
u eentsi SEQ bushels, at 70 cents 800 Bushels at u
cents; $50 bushels at 73 cents; 800 Bushels at u
cents.
Rye-RsesIpts Sss bushels. Market dull. One
sale-5O Bushels at &l5I
Prorfsfons We hear OF q transactions whatever
In the market, which Ltibuss very dull and nat
ouotations continue nominal follows: Bacoa l3Js
cents for shoulders lt cert, for rib ides and l7i5
cents for clear ribs Hams SAl0 cents for city cured
and 24aao eents for old sugar cured Western Moth
Ing doing In bulk meats. Mess pork nominal a. t23
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 6.-Flour IL dull, bat We have
no further decline to note; the stocks on hand are
light, and the demand very moderate. Wheat Is
Inactive, and several samples were withdrawn from
Change this morning. The of,rings reached /, 500
bushels with saos Of inferior to good white at 81 So
t24o, Al51, aud t25J, and common red at "a 80
Corn Is In moderate request, with offerings Of 900
bushels, all of which sold at o. 80 for white and
mixed, and sl2s for inferior ysilow-new sold for
o. 03. Corn meal is dull. Rye IL 10 limited supply
and fair demand, with sales at 81 ss.l.40 Oats
GAGS "
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRorrowx.-
Mr.. J. =. s. TnoRs is no longer. agent for. the
REPUBLICAN, in Gsorsstovn. and The sollsstions
hereafter win bs msds By The rsguiar eollsetors
Of the otics, Who win produce their authority,
signed BY the propristor, ~ ~ q y
Orders for the paper may be lsft at the once Of
J.. J, BooUr, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
Mr.. ruonAs oALLAsHrs, No. las 81 Asaph street,
between Gibbon and frsnklip, 10 our authorised agent
for the NATIONAL RzruBtrcAs In the city Of Alsxaa-
dris, and will receive subscriptions and adv,rt,s
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, Nov. 6-Evening. g.-Consois, 94t; U.
S. 5.2Os, 7Ol Illinois Central, 81 Fries, ~.
CoNuERoIAL.
| LIVERPOOL, November 6-Evening. Cotton a
shade better. Sales of Is, 900 bales, Middlins
Uplands, S 0.l6; Orleans, 8 1916. Beef 1l5s
Spirits turpsntino 2Od. per gallon.
All other quotations are unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 6-Evening -consOls, 0i!i U.
S. 5.2O's, 7OI; Illinois, 81 1916; Erie, a..
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-Evsning. Cotton closed
. shade 6rmer with slight advance. Uplands,
8 o.l6i Orleans, 8 1916. Sales to-day s 900
bales
Breadstufs unchanged.
FLORENCE, Nov. 6.-on Sunday, Gaiibaidi
with $500 men and two pieces Of cannon, left
his camp near Monte Rotondo and advanced to
attack TivOli, which was held by the Papal
troops. lie found the Iatter, to the number Of
0, 900, posted in a strong position and supported
by artillery.
The Pontihcal troops Immediately opened FIRE
with their batteries upon the approaching Carl.
baldians. A desperate conflict ensued, which
lasted fOrty.fve minutes, when Gsribaldi re-.
treated.
The battle was renewed at Monte Rotondo,
and the insurgents fought with great obstinacy,
and kept up the conflict at this point for two
hours and a half, when, exhausted and over.
whelmed, they gave way. and were utterly
routed.
-Four hundred and fifty OF the insurgents We.
killed and nine hundred taken prisoners. No
idea Of tho number Of the wounded hos been
ascertained.
Tho total loss 10 the Papal troops engaged
was two hundred In killed and wounded.
FLORENCE, Nov. o-Evening. Is
now in prison at VsrgevanO, in Piedmont. He
claims that he is q citizen Of the United States,
and demands his rights as such under the law Of
nations.
Tho American minister. Hon. George p.
Marsh, left Florence to-dny for Vergevano, to
visit Gen. Garibaldi.
PARIS, Nov. 6-Ersning division Of the
French troops has been withdrawn from Rome,
aud has returned to Ciyita vecchia, and the rest
| will soon follow. Tho whole expedition for tho
relief Of Rome will then remain at Civita Wee.
CHA, and there await the action Of Italy.
The feeling on the Bourse to-day has been
animated, but the cessation of warlike prepara-
tions and general dissrming are necessary to
restore confidence.
The European powers will soon be issued by
the French Government.
FLORENCE, Nov. s-Evening Cialdini
Is in command Of the Italian army Of obsorra-
tion on the PaPal frontier. His headquarters
are at Pisa.
| MANCHESTER, Nov. 6-Evening GOT the pris-
oners before the special commission yesterday
and to-day, Nugent, BramOn, Fsatherstons,
Caay, and Martin, have been acquitted.
PARIS, Nov. 6-Evoning Tho visit Of the
Emperor of Austria to France has ended. His
Majesty departed from Paris yesterday on hi,
return to Vienna.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

ATTEMPT TO SHooT.-An attempt was N ade al Fair.
I, sS hSls Tg 6 oOn
city The muIile Of the pistol when discharged, was
pre,sed sgainst the breast Of Mr. Tyler but fortunately
ball. so that, with the exception Of slight bura and
bruiss. he escaped unhur.
IxrRovExxSr-Ths LOT! with the burnt building
thereon situated on tbs south side Of King street.
tween Royal and Pitt belonging to the sstats Of the
Applch for si $50, and will bo Immediately improved
by the erection thereon OF . handsome three story
bhet buldpg, similar TO that Of Mr.. David Appicb,
adjoining II on the west
RELIEF -coionsl Lee, Of the Frsedmsn's Bureau,
10 this place, PROPOSES to furnish funds to an equal
amount that may be contributed by the corporation
and citizens for establishing soup house and sup
plying fnel for the poor and destitute, without dis
tnetion Of color, this winter.
REyIvAL.-The revival at the Village Chapel, un-
der the ministry Of Rev. J @. Hummer, continues
with. ut material abatement OF interest Up to the
present time seysnty members have been received
into the church, hfty Of whom have professod con.
version during this series Of meetings
BREAx Ix>ruE ALExASDRIA CArAI-Ths water
that lad esilesisd In tfe basin Of the Alexandria
canal during the ats rsius has forced Its way bs.
meath the flooring Of The hrst lock, and oeeasopsd
some damsss in Consequence Lsboren ara at work
repairing the Injuries.
Gro. TUCKER, CommonweAlth's Attorney for Fair
fax county, was on Monday indicted by the grand
Jury ofths Circuit Court, at Fairfax G. H. for neglect
OF duty.
ELECTION NEws-Ths reception Ct the election
news In this city was BY blasts Of tin horns and the
rattle Of kettle drums.
PoRr OF yALExAspEIA.-Arrived-s Jane L.
Newton, Rich, Boston, plaster, to B. II. Lambert;
schooner Fountain, Bennutt, Fall River, TO W. A.
Moorsi schooner Marcus Hunter, Orr, Windsor, n. s.
plaster to (. Mckenzie schooner North Pacific,
Akerson, PhiadslphiA, coal TO J. LsAtherand. Sailed
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by B. wheat;
a Co, schooner Rlma NJ Wright FfsemAn Osorre.
town, by B. II. LAmbertj schooner Abbie PltmAn,
Lambert, Georgetown, By b Fl. Lambert.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
Sale of q Railroad.

PIrrsBuRo, Pa, Novs6.-Ths Pittsburg and
steubenvillo railroad, known as the Panhandle
railroad, was sold to-day on q mortgage, by Mr..
E,era b, Of New York, for 81, ,960, 900, to the
Pennsylvania railroad, W. J. Howard, their So
lCitor, bidding that amount. The noxt highest
bidder was W. R. Ellis, Of New York, a repre-.
sentative Of New York capitalists, his bid being
81, ,956, ooo
A number Of prominent capitalists from the
East were present, and great interest was mani.
tested In the sale.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.
Nfsnussota.


sr. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 6.-seattsring return,
indicate that Marshall, Republican, Il elected
aovsrnor By about 1000 majority.
Negro saffaes b probably defeated, though II
is not thought 70 be hopeless. 4 ~
The sntirs Democratic ticket is elected iu this
county by from 700 to 800 majority.
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 6.-Tho Democratic
gain In the State, as far as heard from, 10 2,oo4.
The Rspublicans claim Fairehiid's election BY
about 1000 majority. but the Democrats only
concede 5000 majority. The Democrats gain
dx or eight members Of the Assembly and three
or four Senators.
H.. .tf New York.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 6.-The Argus claims
over ~, 900 majority for the Democratic State
ticket, Q majority Of the Assembly and at least
fifteen Of the thirty.two senators.
The Sanitary Condition Of New Orleans.
New 0RLRAxs, Nov. 6.-The board Of health
last night declared that the yellow fover 10 no
longer an epidemic and that the city Is free
from all epidemic diseases, and that citizens
and strangers can return at once, without any
spprshsnsions whatever.
The weather has been very cold for several
days, with north winds.
The total number Of deaths from the epidemic
up to yesterday morning numbered 5000.
The board Of health pay high compliment to
the Howard Association, saying It's success has
been wonderful.
There were six interments from the fsvor yes.
tsrday.
The theatre season has commenced, and all
the theatres are in full blast.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
DURLINGTON BREAKWATER.
!. 8. ES0INERR OFFICE, !

OswEao, N. Y, October 2s, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed until the 10th OF November, 1867, at II a. m
for the following timberi
$4,000 linear Tor euhis) feet Of Hemlosk Timber
IL inches square in sticks varying from 80 feet up.
ward.
%, 900 feet b. N. Of 3.ineh Hsmloek Plank.
700 linear Tor eubie) feet Of white Pine Timber
l2 inches square in sticks varying from 80 feet up.
ward
II, 600 feet b m. Of 3.ipch Pine Plank.
The whole must be delivered at Burlington, Vt,
before the lst OF Jhy 1865 and At least one third
soon As navigation opens on Lake ChAmplAin. II
must be sawed Of the best quality, straight, and OF
the full spec hs Dimensions throughout Nothing
else will be accepted Tho prices named must cover
all expenses Of delivery and preparing for Inspection
&c, ., At such points a. may be required.
information may bs obtained on application al thi,
once. o. 3. BLUhT,
II. Col. Of Engineers,
no6.9t Bvt. COL, .. ga
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
From the Indian Country.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-omaha dispatches men,
tion the reports that two thousand Sioux and
Auapohoes are encamped at the mouth Of the
Big Horn river, awaiting the Mackinaw boats
which are descending
The chiefs Red Cloud and Live Horn, arc
with them. Tho former would meet the COM
missioners at Fort Laramie. It Is said they
pretend to be for peace In order to obtain blank.
cts aud ammunition from the whites. Live
Horn would 60 to Fort sully for tho samo pur.
pose.
It is understood that they will only make a
treaty on the condition that the Powder River
country be surrendered by the whites, and II
this s not done war will commence again, with
the cry Of determination.
Information received from other sources indi.
Gates that there will bs no trouble at Fort Lara.
mic, but, on the contrary, favorable treaties will
DO made with the Indians.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
no6.8t
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

COLLRcroR's OFFICE, CRY HALL
wAsHIs0ToE, d. O., October 2i, 1857.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that by the provisions o;
Gan act approved October TO- 1857, the rate Of tax
all Real snd Personal Properly. Stocks, ke, for
the year 1857 Is hxsd at one dollar and twenty
cents on every one hundred dolars-one A7d quar-.
ter per esn-of the assessed value Of said property
Upon all taxes upon all property not In arrears for
taxes for general purposes, an abatement Of nve
per esntun Ia allowed from the 2sd day Of October
1857, to the 30th day Of November 1851 both inelu
siys after which no abatement will be allowed ALI
TAXES RECEIVABLE on AND ATrER OCTOBER Is, 1867.
A. O. HALL,
mol .tno3O Collector
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Walls OPERA HoUsE.-There was a very
good houso at Wallis last evening and every.
body was pleased with the entertainment. All
tho people connected With this establishment
seem determined to please, and hence ell the
parts are we'll rendered. We understand that
ono week more will DO offered.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

The PRoHIBIroRr LIQUOR LAW is defeated in
Maaachusett,, The following returns indicate
the status of tho question in the Legislature. OF
tho State Senators elected, as far as heard from,
% are license men and for prohibition. OF
1876 Representative heard from l55 arc for
linanse
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

A DISPATCH to the President puts the Demo.
cratic majority in New York at 10000. The
house of assembly is Democratic sure. Tho tel
ogram snys! This ends negro supremacy and suf'
frage and Impeachment. Everywhere Republi'
can vote falling of. Nothing yet west Of
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

SOME PEOPLE seem to think that the President
will, now the fall elections are over and decided
in the great States in favor Of the Democracy,
change his Cabinet. We doubt it. We have no
idea that Mr.. Johnson will consent to part with
either Mr.. McCULLocH or Mr. SEWARD, for OBJ.
vious public and State reasons.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
.ROPOsALS FOR WOOD.
DEPoT QUARTERMLsrER' g 0JPIoH,
FORT HARKRR, KANSAS, October 20, 1867.

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTKR's 0IPIoH,
Fort HARKRR, KANSAS, October 20, 1867.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until II N. o. sAToRpAY the 9th o. November
1867, for the delivery at Fort HaTkeT, Kansas, Of
800 CORDS OF WOOD,
To be Of the best quality Of wood growing In the
vicinity Of this Depot, free from small limbs and
brush, and split to convenient siIs.
To be delivered at such time and place as the
ousTtermaster at this Depot may direct. The whole
to be delivered on or before the 30th OF November,
1867. Bidders will state at what time they can de-
liver the entire quantity Ths conditions attached to
bidding for this wood will be the as 10 usual at
will be given on application. Tslegrapbie bids will
not be received. HENRY INMAh,
uOS-td Depot Q. NJ
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
PERSONAL.

Ex-aovEEsoR PRATT, Of Maryland, was In
town yesterday.
SECRETARY wELLEs Is still so indisposed as
to keep his house.
CnIEF JusrIcE CHASE has gone to New York.
He will be absent for several days.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

IRIS REPORTED that General ScnEScK snys
that the President and General GRANT are acting
in accordance with the law in estopping the unnu'
thorized military organizatiOns.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
EINANClAI..

Gold keeps declining, quoting below the 4o's at
the close ysstsrdsy Government securities are am,
and with TIE dsciss ofths coin, isessse correspond
ipsiy their preminn.
Fiour was quist. ss also the provision market
There seems 70 BE- stsenation In trade generally,
an utter apathy In business circles.
jar CooxR 4 Co. furnish the following quotations
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

TnE SEwLY.ELEcTED LEGISLATURE Of New
York does not choose United States Senator in
place Of Mr.. MoRGAN. Tho House and Senate
TO bo elected next year will do this work,
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

IL WISCONSIN,, FAIRcnILD is eelected Gov
Ornor, and the Legislature is Republican A
United States Senator, in place Of Mr.. Do0LIT'
TIE. will probably be elected.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

The DEMOCRACY in all parts Of the cOuntr,
are very jubilant over the results Of the New
York election.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

IT IS REPORTED that Hon. JoHH MoRRIssh'
won s22, OOO a wager on the election oi opnihs
tho Tammnny candidate for sheriff Of Nc" iofk
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Nh. LIScOLS's COMMITTEE, appointed to in
vsstigate matters connected with the Pay De.
partmsnt, have adjourned to meet on the 18th
inst
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

IT APPEARS that the impartial suffrage prop,
sition has carried In Michigan.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

BAILEY, the Republican candidate for Con
grsss who will succeed Roscoe cOsKLIsG. wal
elected on Tuesday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

TuE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY in New Jersey Is
nut down at 8, 900. In tho Legislature there
will be a Democratic majority Of eight.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

OrR sEIdHBoRs of the Star and EEp'sH sho"
comuOndabls enterprise in furnishing carry s'ee'
ton returns.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

The Democrats have made a clean sweep Of
the State Of Maryland.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

GOVERNOR BULLocK's majority in Massaohu.
setts will be some 25, 900 to 1000
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Born female and cOlored suffrage are de
feated In Kansas.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Tue REPUBLICANS, 1t Is thought, have car
RED Minnesota, but the eOlored suffrage Propo'
sltlop /, defeated thero by decided majority.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

JoHS QuISCY ADAMS Is elected q member o
the General Court Of Massachusetts,.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Commons. iia AM. issp oAhp ,ns,ti n.oo,. ,ss,
1os 620's, 1885, 1907 6.2os, Jan. and July, ises
lo7H; l0.tos, lco; 7-So's, ID series, 1861 T.3o' .
Sd series, lo5lS; Gold, 1887
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

The Democratic State Central Committee O
New York make their majority $4,000.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yeste
day amounted to 1896, 1886.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

VERY MAsr ARDENT REPUBLICANS hsreabOuts
assert and appear to believe, that the results Of
the recent elections make sure the nomination Of
General GRANT.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

A DISPATCH from Mr. GREELEY, received in
this city yesterday, comedies the State Of New
York to the Democracy by some $4,000 to
40 OOO
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
Action of the Conservative Convention OF
South Carolina,

COLUMBIA, 8. G. Nov. 6.-The Conservative
convention met in wicksrson's hall to. day.
Eighty. .siI delegates were present, representing
twenty districts. Hon. James Chestnut pre-.
sided.
A eommittSn nn business was appointed, when
the convention adjourned until tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07
The Yellow Fever In Mobile.

MOBILE, Nov. 6.-The weather is clesr and
cold with heavy frost this morning.
The physicians say there is no danger in visit.
ing this city. There wero no deaths from yellow
fever to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

TaE DENocRATIc MAJORITY in the city Of New
York Is 6l,5OO,
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

THE TAMNASY TICKET in New York city OF
Tuesday was triumphant.
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

JAMES SROLA.-BOOTS AND SHOES
u MADE AND REPAIRED. All In want Of n
work In my line will do we'll 10 call at No. SOL
Third street west. between @ and Indiana ave.
pue where prompt attention will be given aud sat.
hctioD guaranteed.
B-Particular attention given to Repairing.
Terms Cash no6.lw
The national Republican., 1867-11-07

Drr FEW PEoPLs were admitted TO the nhil'
IIOuss yesterday.