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The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The New York Herald Is laboring to fan the
flames Of war Of races. We trust that the
pestiientisi heresies Of this revolutionary sheet
will not predominate In this land!
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

Yellow Fever At Msmphis-Tax on Cotton
MEMPHIS Oct 29-Fsver intsrments to-day,
nine.
At the instance Of q committee Of the Cham
bsr Of Commerce, the assessor Of internal reve.
nue. has rescindsd the order requiring shippers
to pay the tax on cotton.
Weather clear, with slight frost this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
FOR SALE OF RENT.

EOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS
The handsome thses-stjry and back building
BRICK HOUSES, arranged for gas and water, and all
modern Improvements, now being sraetAd on
Lots 1917 feet aud las fst each, runbing back to
thirty foot aley. Houses set back feet from build
ing line for terraces In front. VIII be completed
about November 10, 1857.
Terms: ons hhh cash balance In Ave years, enc
tsnth Of the deferred payments 10 be made every six
months. to26. .2wl JOHN r. KLVAhs 90.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

sonE PERSON is soon to be appointed TO act as
Solicitor for the Internal Revenue Bureau The
law allows such an officer, but up to this time 1t
has not been filled.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The COMMITTEE appointed BY the Secretary of
the Interior to examine the bids for the erection
Of the new jail will report to Mr.. Secretary
| BROWNING to-day
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
A Veteran Herse Thief,

CoScoRD, N. H., Oct. 39.-A veteran horse
thief named Hale was captured In Hopkinton for
stealing valuable horse and buggy at Ausu,ts,
Maine. Hale is rs years Of age and has served
so years In the State prison for horse. stealing.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

A STALLION named George M. PAtehor, died
day or two since in the stable Of his owLsr in
New York. He could trot in 2:sO, and was va,
ued at SlO, 600.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

IT is EXPECTED that General HAxcock will
assume command Of the hfth military district
this week. His headqusrtsrs will bs In New
Orleans
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

SOMEBODY In Richmond proposes to give s25,-
900 to the party who will assassiuats Mr.. Hux-
scurr and Judge UsDERwooD.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Ristoriin 8aitimore. .

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Ristori was welcomed
on her first appearance as Elizabeth to. night by
a crowded house Every seat in cOeOOrdis Hal
was filled
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Tho Races,

LouIsrLLz. Oct 2s.-Ths Trotting race over
aresnlsnd course came Of to-day between MiIlis
Bucknsr and Will Thomas; mile heats, best two
in three TO wagons. Millis won. Best time,
23ii. Track heavy.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

GHs. SKINNER, tho First Assistant Postmaster
General, is gradually recovering. and will b.
able to attend to business in few days.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

GENERAL GRANT returned to Washington
from his visit to West Point, yesterday, and wa
at the War office portion Of the day.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMRRCIAL
FINANCIAL.

There was little or no change In monetary saairs
IN New York since oar last report. Flour hsld q,
about previous quotations..
jar CooxE Co. furnish the following quotations
Of Government seouritiss ~
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

A MASS MEETING Of the Republicans wa, bel,
at Hagerstown ys ssterdsy.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yester
day amounted to sS97, ,77s, 80.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Tho Yellow Feye

MoBILk, Oct. 29.-Thers were two dealt
from yellew fever to-day.
The weather 10 clear and warm.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

sEw rosk riRsf 80 soAsp skLks
,os, osS,cupons my; e'1Gs ,oas iss1 liah s'D, he.
1895, l0sJx; io.io's, Io6 1905, I'd series, ioIt
1905, Sd series, loi1Sj 6old, l4lN.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

THE Rstrenchment Committee are still pur
suing their INVESTIGATIONS at the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Yellow Fever In New Orisans-Dsath Of
Lieut.. Geo, Lee.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29.-Thers were eleven
deaths from yellow fever today among them,
Lieut.. Geo. Lee, who has been acting as assist.
ant sdjutant general Of the Fifth district.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Mr.. Weston, the Pedestrian, starts for
Chicago.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 29.-wsston, the pedes.
trian, started at noon on his walk to Chicago
amidst enthu,is,tic cheers from vast crowd as.
sembIed
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
~ THE WASHINGTON CO-OPERA-
TIVE bUILDlNG
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
THB MOST EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION In
WASHINGTON.

The Subscription Book Of the above Association IL
now ready for signatures At the store Of John r.
Rvsns 4 Co, No. 500 Psnnsyivspi, avenue, south
side, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Members
who have subscribed for stock must ,isn the eons.
tuition and pay one dollar niiistion fse) before they
can participate in advaa;sgss Of the Association.
New Subscriptions received at the place. By the
Treasurer, John r. Elvsns.
The nrst meeting for the payment Of dues will be
on the sECosD WEDNESDAY Of next month.
The Board Of Directors are requested to meet at the
Law once Of Msssrs. Ashford Jones, Pifth street
next WEDNESDAY MIG MT, at O'clock.
Printed Constitutions may be obtained after Mon
day next from the Secretary, corner Fifth and n
Streets or the Treasurer No 500 Psnnsyiyania ave.
nue.. DIR. y. HowARD, President
J. 4 THoMPsoN, Secretary. oe2s.N
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

TUSEPH IT. .SHAFFIEIDS FHENUH
81 CONFECTIONERY
AND LADIES' RKsTAURANT,
Ne. Ae PennsyIvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
FAIRS, RECEPTIONS,
sUPPRRs, &C., &c. &.
furnished Ut the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms.
Tho best and nrst. class Walters, Cooks, and all
kinda Of Ware furnished for parties II desired.
Private Dinners, suppsrs, 9e. &o, furnished at
ss2e.Inf JOSEPH II. 6HAPfIhLD,
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
ss- THE YOUNG MEMS oHRIsTIAn
ASSOCIATION
LEO T U Bs
FOR TIE SEASON OF lse7.ts

ss- THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
LEO U RES
FOR TIE SEASON OF lse7.ts
The Second Course Of the New Series Of Popular
Lectures before this Association will commence at
WALLS OPERA HOUSE. on "WEDNESDAY EvK-
MING, the Both Of Novsmbsr next, At u before 9
o'clock, with an
TT INTRODUCTORY,
By JOHN b. COUCH, Rsq.
subject-" Curiosity"
The succeeding Lectures Of the CouTs, will be de-
lvsrsd by the following distinguished persons viz:
Prof RoswBLL D. HITCHCOCK, D. D., Of Union
Thsolosieai Seminary NY.
Prof. MARK BAILEY. Of Ysls College
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
GRACE 0REgNwooD.
THEODORE TILToH, Bsq.
Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD, Of Illinois.
Rev. A A. wILLErTs. D. D., Of Phiiadeiphis.
Rev. r Q. sToRRs, D. D., of Brooklyn,
WENDELL PHILLIPS, rsq
Hon. JUDGE BOND, Of Baltimore.
Rt Rev. Bishop A. Q. COKE, Of Western New York.
RI Rev. Bishop TIL. n. CLARK, OF Rhode Island.
Tickets Of admission will be ready and for sale at
william Baiiautynss and at the principal Book and
Music Stores, or be obtained Of the Members Of
the Lecture Committee, and at the Room, Of the
Association, on or before the 10th proximo.
No Season Tickets will be issued.
o. o. HOWARD, President.
J. n HuDsurr, Corresponding Secretary.
oe2a-w&s
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
Marine News

.s.
sun B. ESQ Sun 8. L57 | High Water, 867am
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, New York.
schr. Z. H. Fuller, Cobb, Boston, Ice to Wash.
ington and Georgetown Ice Company.
schr. Vssta, Thompson, Port Deposit, lumber
to Mohun a Son.
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
schr. R. H. Kemp, Seward, river.
schr. Z. O. Elmer, Klmer, New York.
schr. Dayton, Dayton, Norfolk.
Sehr Samuel Eddy, Setts, New York.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
L o G Al iTE N 8 .


FASHIONS FOR GxSrLxxES.-If any
readers Of the REPUBLICAN, desire TO zee how ehsspiy
hsy can 10 furnished with stylish looking, neatly.
ftsins, wsli. made clothing. ,hsy should call At A.
saks 4 Co.'S, bl7 Seventh street, between stree.
ssa The Avenue. ny doing 90 they will bs oon.
vinssd that they have found the right place His
Blssk Cloth Troek Goats at t2D are worth looking s
CHnDHrs's CLOTHING at Henning's, cor
nsr Of Seventh street ssd Maryland avenue Some
bsausifai zousvs Suits for Gao and sB. Very neat
oaribsidi Salts Al es. slo, sIa sad ele
= III ECIAL OTICER
- Seventh Ward Radical Club, Atten-
rIos.-A meeting will be held In the Freed m.n's
School, corner Of Delaware avenue sad I street
south, THIS (wsdos,dsy) EVENING, October 80,
1857, at SOP. N. Important business .N
oeS0.lts WA. BOYD, NJ D.. Pre.ia.,t
~ The Conservative Army and Navy
UNION will hold . meeting THIS wednesday,
EvEsIso, At their hall, s07 Psnnsyivsnis avenue,
between Four. .and.a-half and Sixth streets. Every
MEMBERS requested to turn out as the Addres. and
other Important business will come up for eonsidera.
tion. p H. ALLABACB, Presidsut
n. KA0A, Corresponding Secretary. oeso.lt
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

PARIS, Oct 2s.-Ths races At vincsnnss too
place yesterday. The Emperor Francis Josep
drove out in the morning, and was present a
the races, occupying the imperial box.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

suu R. $50 / sua s. I57 High water, s07 !. n
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-12

H. linIlhng 81 S. poor hne a. the
Wotarn Il rnuft Nea it Is nut uu.
hk tst ths 3Hsfenca between being
dieeune 81 ne 81 the l'ense.laer &
saratoea Company aud being . link III
t4e great through hne from NeW YORK
O. Montreal alll be as much - thH
section s. the differences between hav-
lng tie Western Vermont road and hav-
ing no road The question y Nheiha'
our people shall lose . part 81 what lhcy
hase gained ~ he rise ~ real estate,
or shan gWu nore ii ths aipe way
Tie matter We arr called upon 60 de-
eide Is whether we shall sch our inter-
csis 10 the Rensselaer, & Saratoga road,
or luk our interests with tho Harlem
road II is whether we shall have toe
best kind o a road. on have the poorest
kind II a road tits whether sc shah
Z have q line 70 support Itself or through
business or liue tobe supported on lo-
cal business 1t Is whether we shall
have q road 20 bring wealth TO us, or a
road 10 suck the life blood from US II
us whether our manufacturing interest
shall increase or diminish. Itiswheth-
or our real estate shall depreciate or
rise in value il is whether new enter
priaes shall spring up along our line, or
old enterprises shall die ont
The connection with the Harlem road
is matter IN which we IRE an interest
ed. The travelling public require the
accommodation 81 direct line to New
York Manufacturers and producers
need a cheaper outlet to market Con-
lsumcrs need some arrangement by
which the necessaries Of life can be OBJ
tanned without paying an enormous
profit to the road which delivers them.
+ Laborers are interested in any change
which increases the business Of the val
ley Every person Of whatever employ
ment is aided by that which increases
the business, wealth and population
around hun. And even the man who
has no business il not indifferent to
this matter; for no man IS too young
or too old to have an interest and pride
in the growth and prosperity Of his
section.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-12

The Thirty ninth Congress adjourn
Cd without day on Monday, the 9TH, at
II O'Clock.
Previous 70 the adjournment Mr..
Foster retired from the chair Of the
senate and Mr.. Wade Of Ohio was cleo
tod President Of the Senate and in effect
Vice President. Immediately after de-
claring the Thirty Ninth Congress at IN
end Mr. Wade called the Forheth TO
order, when the new Senators appeared
and took the oath After appointing a
committee TO inform the President that
the Senate was ready 10 receive any
communication he might desire 70 make
the Senate adjourned
The proceedings IN the House were
brought to an end by Mr.. Speaker Col
fay, whose speech on the occasion was
one q the happiest, when the Clerk
took the chair and called the new Com
greAs 10 order. We quote from the Id
sevtIsrrs special
Tho ron Of It's members was at once
called. and all but four responded TO
their names Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa then
moved 10 proceed 10 the election Of a
speaker james Brooks and Fernando
Weed sprang for the floor The for
mer got il aud began d speech by way
"a protest against the organization 81
tho House while New Hampshire Rhode
Island, Conneetinut Kentucky, Tonnes
sec, California, Nebraska, and ten rebel
States are not represented Several
gentlemen on the republican side asked
him guesiions'and found him ready with
some sort 81 an answer every time He
wanted his protest, which was signed by
all the democratic members, put on re.
cord; bnt the CLERK refused to receive
4 or entertain any motion relative 20 il
TN the the organisation was complete
Mr. Brooks and his prompiers accord.
inply subsidized Mr. Wilson put Mr.
Collar ID nomination for Speaker, and
the opposite side presented Mr. Mar
shall d Illinois Just 65 minutes after
be came down from the Speakers chair
II The 39ih Congress. Mr. Coliax as
cendcd that q the 40th Congress.
His first speech contained no refer.
ence to political matters The one BE-
made now WAS eutierly devoted 10 snch
questions and was fully up 10 tbs aos,
cdyanced standard q tie republican
party There were cheers and much
clappsng q hands, aud then Mr Dawes
as The member longest ii consecutive
service, administered the oath Of Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-12
WonderfulBut True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renOwned As
trolagist and somnambustie Ciareoyant, Hhiic IN
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person you are % marry and BY the aid Of instu
meut ~ intense power, known as the Psych0morope
the future husband wife Of tie applicant with date
Of marriage occupasian leading traits Of character &r
This is 10 imposition, as testimonials without nunbel
can assert BY stating place u birth age, disposition
color Of eyes and hair and enclosing city cents aud
stamped envelope addressed 70 gfse you will tecey,
the picture By return mail together with desired inof
nation.
Ter Address in confidence. MADAME GEGTErDE Rex
tsG1oS, p. .. Box 297 West Troy, NY.
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To Owners of Horses and Cattle.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are war.
ranted superior 20 any others pay for the cure q
Distemper Worms, Bots Coughs. Hide-bound Colds,
&C. I'll Horses and Colds, Coughs Loss Of MIX Black
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them, and you will never be without them Hiram
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used them for ears, and recommends them TO sricpds.
Col Philo Bush, Of the Jerome Race Course Fordham
N. H., would themuntlb he told Of what they
are composed since which he IS never without them.-
e has over 20 running horses ia his charge aud for the
last three years hss used other medicine for themr
ne has kindly permitted me oreicr any ono to Am.
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
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~ y 2fAtkR*Ns4
The pfes.ssuts fnm3a say shsi D.
80 tanis e1erate ihe feoonstfuo-
d ths letter
Ci aF Bf0aae better kuovn a.
"knsas Ward del 3 southampton
EaplaaA. "a Weinesls, TASK
r. Illinois Legislature has aFfro-
prae.l shroe millions q dollars ~ Q
rev state Mouse 8 Springfield tn
m.lGn Iog s sh.p oAaa fFoia Lake
M.rsn Is o. 8iiea ~ river. aDd
,atlw millions more i9r other Improve
meutk
TIE Pres8cn.. a j. understood has
sssrn,l Gems. sherman, Mead, Han
eark. Mcdowell and sehofcld 20 the
fse MILITARY districts 10 The southern
s.a,es. provided ior n Dc reoansirue-
tisa ~ n Congress
The Tariff SAD failed il Tie 39th Com
rrma bus bill was pass,d Gaing the
dntv on wool and woolems which y
supposed d afford those articles more
4roin ton than the present tariff
This biil daus the duty on clothing
ueeIs. resting Al the place q exporta-
ton - cents pr pound, 10 cents Per
pound and II pr EFT al valorcm
c,hiur to exceed 81 eehis IL cents pcr
pound amd 10 per cent al yalorem.
The s',eap carpet woods costing not
snore than II cents per pound, pay o
duiy 81 ihreo ceiits per pound those
cesliag more than ~ cents per pound,
pay 4 ,lafy u Ma cents per pound.
Hon BIS Waps, 81 Ohio, having
Leon chosen President pro tenn u tho
senate becomes yiee President Of the
puited States, and u ease ~ death or
removal Of Mr. johnson. would succeed
him IN che Presidency, and administer
ifs da1os until an election by the poo-
PIE Mr. WApr Is one ~ the most em-
phai.e and outspokon men in Congress.
Ito has distinguished himself by his
rezsietcn, and earnest advocacy Of all
to measures 81 that body in opposition
- the policy q Tho President Tn
aoub.,lly. this fact lad great weight
in viow of the possible contingencies Of
change IN the Presidency
Another outbreak has occurred in Ire
land, which appears to be the greatest
effort SET made By the Feniane Of that
iianl, aided b y their brothers in this
country, 20 secure the much desired OBJ
jest 81 the liberation Of the green isle
from the thallom d Great Britain.
The movement cannot, Of course, be
successful, with such powerful odds to
contend against, bnt promises to cause
tho homo government q large amount
II trouble and expense
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