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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-04


GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
J. KUEzN'S,
Corner Main ana Lafayette Streets.
FOE THE ADVANTAGE OF THOSE
who are in need of &s0
DRY OBS, CLOTHING,
Furnishing Goods.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC. ETC,
I will inform them, that / have deter
mined to sell every article in my store,
Below the Usual Market Price!
/ have now on hand q large variety OF
u r i 8 S q Q Q u s.
CALICoEs,
ORGANDIEs,
JACONETs,
REAL FRENCH GRENADINES,
MoZAMBlQUES and BAREGEs.
to beautiful assortment of
w TT 7 r f. q 90 = 81
CONSISTING OF
MARsEILLEs,
Checked. Striped and Plain.
SWISS NULL MUsLINs,
.JACONETs and BKILHANTINEs,
NAINsOoK,
BISHOP LAWN,
LINEN LAWN,
FRENCH and IRISH LINEN,
All of which ! will sell at Low RATEs.
SP ECI AL n OTTO e.
Receiving constantly some additions to
my already large stock of CLOTHING,
the public will find me we'll prepared to
furnish
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
Of tho best materials--of the best make,
and at prices that will convince any one
| that am really determined to sell CHEAP.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Can be found Mt my store to suit the sea-
son. from the lightest DRESSING BOOT,
to the heaviest made BROGANS.
FL "A T. 8.
DIRECT FROM THE MANDATORY
At Manufacturers Prices.
Lag Call and examine my stock and
TIM nr;naa at which I will sa11 n and vou'lf
be sure to say that good goods can be bought
Meap at J. KUHN,s,
spr2 Corner Main and Lafayette Sts.
GIRL EAT BARGAINS
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NOW IS YOUR TINE.

pEING in receipt OF strictly choice dry White
ID Corn can now furnish a superior article Of
fresh ground Corn Meai--sometbing that " i'll not
spoil before you can get it home.
apr9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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NDK.ASSEs, MOLASSES.
AN UNhQUALED article of Syrup Molasses Of
~ last seasons maxi, be- found at any
time by calling at ANDREW JACksONS. lie
has it on nani in barrels, half barrels. and will
also deal it out fn smaller quantities to families
iuppl5
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EBEJEsE PINE TAR.

E,NRST CROP North Carolina Pine Tar, in TIVE
Il gal. tin cans-the cheapest in baton Ronge.
For sale by lfeb2l IOSHUh BEA II
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MEATS, MEATS.

C0ll POUNDS very fine Green Shoulders,
~OOO 1900 pounds clear Bacon Sides,
20 barre.s Mess Pork,
just received and for sale cheap by
may2 JOSHUA REAL
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FINE TEAS,

CONSTANTLY on hand four grades fine Green
~ Teas-prices from Two Dollars to Three Dol
lars and Fifty Cents per pound, retail
may9 JOSHUA REAL
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LNREsH DRUGS AND MEDICINES, a complete
J. assortment at G. D. WADDILL'S,
febo Drug Store, Main street
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LARD AND BACON,

UST stored a fine retail lot OF clear Bacon Sides
% and Shoulders, also 70 kegs Leaf Lard
apr4 JOSHUA REAL
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FISHING TACKLE.
CHOICE RIO COFFEE

LSAM1LIES in want Of superior quality Of Ri
i. Coffee can always procure of thu undersigned
apr6 JOSHUA BEAL
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0k BARRELS Fayette Mills FLOUR,
~ % Premium :. :.
% bales HAY,
25 barrels P. b. IRISH POTATOES,
6 boxes CRACKERS,
10 =. PALM SOAP,
10 :. STAR CANDLES,
8 barrels WHITE BEANS,
3 kegs assorted SHOT,
tierces HAMS,
:. LARD,
4 barrels COAL OIL,
10 boxes CHEESE,
3 half barrels GOSHEN BUTTER,
g box assorted CANDIES,
All Of the above articles will be sold low for
cash, by
aprl3 L.. JADOI 81 W.
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BATON ROUGE:
,::::::::::::::::::JULY 4, 1867.
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The Gazette \ Gnt1et

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
(oNR SQUARE is TEH LINES on LEs5)
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Lag Call and examine my stock and
the prices OF which will sell it, and you'll
be sure to say that good goods can be bought
Meap at j. KUHNsS,
spr2 Corner Main and Lafayette Sts.
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d a aEW e. 4-st-
l:U AsctsxE-



LIyEapooL, Nov 29-Eyening.
sSWhila the steamship Boahondinh which
-6liesi,etween this port ani Greece, carrying
the British mails, WAS leaving her wharf at
about noon t9-dty,s an. accident occur red
Which resulted in fearful loss of lite. One of
the boilers of the steam ,rexploded with IA loud
report that was distinctly felt throughout the
whole citY.E Thirty threaI perspns were killed
outright. and MANY Others We're injured. The
steamship was entirely destroyed.
Berlin, Nov. %.
The citizens OF the q littd States ia this
city held a festival yesterday in, Oh aryancc
of the National thanksgiving Day. A ban
quet Was given III The afternoon al which some
40 ladies and gentlemen were present, be-
sidassai haalber Of Aoniigrant foreign guests
and friends of Amer iel,i Hon. George Dan-
croft was chairman and made speech, which
was replied to by Herr forkenbarg Preside Mt
OF Tire PrIssian chamber OF Deputies. Both
speakers gave expression to the cordial state
OF ing existing between the American and
German nations The festivities concluded
in the evening with ball which was brilliant
" LONDON. Nov % Evening
In the House'of Commons this evening Mr..
George WsHunt,s the Financial Secretary of
the Treasury, in reply to inquiries on the sub
ject, made statement that the government
had concluded a contract with the Cunard line
tor a re9ular weekly SERVICE between Liver
pool and the United States. the steamships OF
the company to stop at Queenstown as hereto
fore to take up the last mails. 80
1t now seems that the statement that cit
will be impossible for the proposed conference
TO mi lntain the pr1sents boundaries II Rome
was not the utterance of the La France, one OF
the government organs Of Paris, but of the St
Petersburg Journal an official ne VS. paper, and
regarded as quite as good authority usually on
diplomatic questions a.
,ssissJi1..s .fl II Cork, Nov. -,
One of the armores ia this city was entered
last night by suspected Fenans, who carried
off 120revo.vers ana 10 Snyder rifles 3Ig
ge LISBON, Nov %.
1.-THE naval squadron under command Of AID
miral Farragut, sailed from this port yester-
day. The usual courtesias were exchanged
and sautes We're fired as the fleet steamed, out
OF the harbor, headed by the flagship Frank
lin. $3.50 '.aas.4 s,f. 70 Is - :. u J =.
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t.HHiSlAFA.
eaaoLsAAr,os og GOV, FLAsnERa


Asw ORLEANS, Nov 30
ODy. Fltsyasrs has issaed procla nation re-.
pad sng all connection with those who nave
bse1 atteia ting to pr.,cuip the passiSe - :"
bilfby Con2rtss gr:tinn9 arr To puiia io' ~,
and says: Any Of all persons tl.ih,.h ~ ~
b. State authority in this mater assuine
powers that do not belong to Them, ana
declares nun and void the cGnti,ct entered
inplsLy T. Ii. Angemar ana ShIes Jezafd
and The committee al the oiN l'''tia oi liefee
Commissioners, whereby II was stipulated that
the state WAS Ia pay bonus I'll twenty per
caut on The loan or appropriation" lie
also reyokes the commission of Ainenarl and
Jezard as agents Of the State,
- THE REcoNsTRUcTfoN coSvENrioy. -
In the Convention to-day a resolution was
offered by IL he2ro member expressing the
set'st oil the Convention as offered TO general
aatnnrst}i Llid over a resolution was oii5reG
that the first AMI baramoui s4i,ify of the Con
Nthtioh gis 10 frame aaSpsi itu ton and dis
pchse with all minor business until this is
accomplished. Laid oyer. Ms. WickEH offered
"n "fdiiiahce proposing certain change" iii The
Organic laws OF the State, to the effect thai the
Legislature shall establish tree pablo schools
throughout the STATE aud provide Tor their
support by taxation; all children between the
ages of six and eighteen are to be admitted
without distinction AZ to race, color or previous
condition; there shall 'ba no separate school
establishment iUr any race, II UniVerstNto De
established IN, New Orleans open 10 all stu-
dents capable OF matriculation without DIS
tinctIon Of race, color or previous c"ndltion;
the OTHER section provides for the maintenance
OF the government of the schools Referred
IL the Committee OH Education. fesolu-
ton of thanks 10 q God r.the success OF the
ladca I BepuBicans in this State waslad over
undor The rules A resolution to the fleet
that no property quahfcatioifber eqniIel for
any State, parish OF municipal office Of honor,
trust oremolument was referred. The two last
We're offered by negro unelnl,.fs.s afrhe resuf,l-
ton offered yesterday, that the proceedings of
he'Uonventon be Published in the New Org
leans Republican and paid ior, was debated to-
day AMI tabled by four majority. The resolu
ZION offered yes terday by Mr. Mcmillan, to.rat-
lily the act OF the Legislature OF 1866 Tor the
issue of bonds and to provide means for repair
inx and constructing levecs, was made a special
order for Monday ---
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fuas Fab 4Esf y
& THE TREASURY REPORT Mr.. aIcutLLocH oP-
POSES EXPANSION AND iAIMEDIATE SPECIE
PAYMENT-THE THEORIES OF BUTLER AND
STEVENS REVIEWED - i1.' e. s.-ai ~
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Nl.WADyERTIsEME s'ss.
list of Letters Unclai.ned

Z tho POST OFFICE Al PORTLAND, Maine, Il
i the "a dsy Of pecembe'. 1861, e, .,,ft A.
sd. 81 asi7s1LADlES's LIST. .Is4 .rfssrt
Adams Susan j mrs cipe jackson las tnrs ~ y
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ALABAMA.
pRocEEDINGs OF THE REeoNsPRUerlcN cox
vENTIoN. -

- MONTGOMERY, Nov 3d.
q The Reconstruction Convention passed an
ordinance today TO reoaganize theNolunteer
militia of Alabama 1t authorizes one compa-
ny to every ], 900; all officers ,tbSbe' appointed
by the Goyernor, and to be Of known loyalty
A great many officers With hcayy emolumenfs
are provided for. intending one Major General,
three Brigadier Generals, Adjutant Quartet
master Inspector PaymaSfer anl Surgeon
General, tile whole to be undsr tlleronmand
OF the Governor. The Conservatives declare
TINS measure places the Stale unier militia
dynasty, similar to Brownlow :, and say IFS
expenses ss viii necessarily greatly Increase the
An oralnance was pass4l deelifiiig fhs war
debt OF the state and all liabilities created iii
rectly or indirectly in all OF the Il n nnll ana
xsNd,fH-,s $50 1tI sttHtatsss ,s.,ss.H ,Ea~
.sHl An ordinance was reported ,bg the ,s,Jent
committee and discussed until the bonr Of
adjournment, providing for e1tinJn; a,,nno ~
I between citizens Of this State OF ali debfs er
isting July 70, 1865; also, Payment Of INSTALL
ment by note of the original amount
The session of the Conve ntion will contib ne
through part of next week
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
gSSRFHPLATrE Attack NtsOTLERs TRAIN
II Two SOLID ERs nhED.s y &s

INDIANS AWAITING THE COMMISSIONERS ON TIE
lE9RTHPbATrEz Attack ON tsUTLER's TRAIN
i TWO SOLID Eks Z mLEDe y . &s
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 80.
a North PLATE dispatch of the 9th, say.
Spotted Tail with 500 of Ms people, have been
here since Saturday awaiting the arrival of the
Commissioners. sAshalt dozen of the Agalla
las are here with Blue Horse. Spotted Tail
say no more Indians will come He is anx-
lous to pet their Ammunition and return to
camp at Willow Creek
In speech to day Spotted Tad said he was
unwilling to go to Washington NATL naac,.
was made with thenerthern IaIians, and the
treaty signed, but WAS willing to Oh to Fort
Phil kearney next spring and sion treaty.
With the Indians altogether.
I Generals HaTllay and Sanborn indian atsent
Z Beannas and Jack Hew.andy sarrivedl t. rispht
Spotted Tail has since expressed his Willing
ness to go to Wellington ii allowed. to take
/ five wives with himi s"N"s s"A"} -
Gen. Harvey and Col Toppan will remain
over to satisfy the clatnor OF the idians for
goods.
The N. rtharn Indians ara still beHigerent =
On the 9Th inst suffers train, escorted by
Lieut. Shirley, with 40 men, was attacked or
rerican Creek, 20 miles above Fort Phil Rear
h nGys ~ 4ed Clouds banag RTTp spiders were
I f s,',eo' ,heut. Shirley was Slot through the
900. ne ne Indians ran off six wagons and
:s19 worth no! q goods, They numbered about
% ths sthinst party Oh f3nrtesn ssyales,
q H
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i j G.r.a oNLAKE RRIs..
DAMAGE TO. svEssELs--WRECK OF THE PRO
PELLER oswEGo AND LOSS or LIFE.


PELLER oswEGo AND LOSS or LIFE.
al 80 - ''Ss tsOswEGo, n. *, Nov. 80.
The schooner Ccrthaeenian, from Chicago to
Thu porG,swith cargo of ~ 600 bushels wheat,
went ashore last night one mile below the city
The crew were taken of in life boat. The
vessel and oaraosWill probablysbe a. total loss
#.,t..sf, DUsKIHK, N. HyNoy. 80.
s, The propeller OsWego went ashore lastnight
in a bad snow storm four miles above Dunl1irk
She is fun of water and pounding on the rocks.
A life boat has gone TO try and save the crew.
Later.-The crew of the bark Gem, with a
number of citizens, started with life boat this
Jmorning to rescue the crew Of the propeller
Oswego. After fhe Grew of the Gem had left
that vessel broke loose from the dock Ind
grounded heavily. She had no cargo aboard
q ils q 1W aiisl aa DUNKIRK, N. ", Dec 1.
Seven of the Crow of the steamer Owego at
tempted to land yesterday afternoon, but the
boat capsized. Grin Phillips, engineer Wm.
johnson, VIM, Davis, Samuel johnson and
one other man were drowned The two mates
We're saved. The remainder of the crew were
/. say ed this morning. TED - SO sqsi -
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FROM TnE eACIs eu., =

THE ELECTION OF JUAREz AS PRESIDENT OF
- flffe - tF9atN MEXICO 80 -.
3 Ia .srl,.igs4 ~ SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. %. =
The Mexican Consul has received CORES
pondence which shows that thelamendments
to the Constitution of Mexico proposed by
Julrez have probably been adopted The ma
'iorities in favor of the amendments ia Duran
go and adjoining States are large! Juarez re-
ceived majorities in every State for President.
The vote for Cow rnor of Sinaloa is tie be-
tween Martinez and Rubie, and new election
will be held. a& 4a5ll2e tH+tt45A |
The Pacific gunpoTder mills at San Rafael
in thistState, exploded to-day. Three men are
missing and another was seriously injured =
EA4. 81 FROM lALAsKAac
Late adyiees from Alaska give accounts CT
continued rains in that vicinity. +
political meeting was held to frame cor
porate regulations for Sitka. lsE IA 4 ~ y
Masonic lodge has been formed ami dis
pensation asked from the Grand Lodge of
Washington Territory " feA sl '-ls - Z
All articles OF merchandise were scarce and
held at exorbitant prices. - 49, I
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TENNESSER.
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

rhGobf IEtlaN ASSEMBLf. -.
.y.li t-ysi ,sis. 81 asT NAsHyILLE, Nov. 20.
The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church Of the United States adjourned to-day
to meet in Baltimore on the third Tuesday OF
May next. The action of the Assembly year
ago, excluding colored persons from the min
istry, has been rescinded, and all persons hay-
ing the requisite mendations will here
after be admitted % . A&ftSt = ta&
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GEORGkA,
IapoRTANr POLITICAL MOVEMENT.

= = II On ' M oHff IrVGfL dOF hMhNT
fi, New YORK, Nov. 3d..
A letter from prominent citizen OF Allan
Ia says that new political movement, based
upon the belief that reconstruction under the
laws OF Congress is certain to be accomplished
and conceding impartial suffrage as an irrsvo-
cable fact, has been started in that State, and
that it Is designed to make such liberal con-
cessons to the coloreda voters as to carry a
large portion of them into the party and thus
secure the substantial control Of the State to
the white element. They concede all that
Congress has Claimed. -. a NJ nnrls-,l.l
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.sAAI Nea.a...A

.laGi3a haa ELMrRA, MY, Nov. 80
Eli Hall was destroyed by fire last night.
The lower part OF the building was occupied
by the Second National Bank, an express Of
flee and two groceries, which were badly dam
aged. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000 Fully in
sured.
arc CHATHAM, C. w, Nov 81
The block of wooden buildings on the South
side of King street, between Sixth and Market
streets, were totally destroyed by fire last
night. Several houses In Market Square were
also destroyed. Loss $35,000.
d 4 ~ IL foRTREss Nom ROE, Dec. 1.
A large lire occurred lin Portsmouth last
night-ITtwo large lWoodea buildings, the prop.
erty of Mrs. Buntley, Were Totally destroyed
rhss were s ..safu2iea by MIR Biclley as gro
Gerry store ana MI outtS 90 - sS,,a rLo
former lost $4,000. and the latter IS 000 "e
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CANADA.
PARLIAMENTARY pnocEED1NGs.


q q q a , q OTTASsA, Nov 3d.
In the House last night, Hon. Mr.. McDou
gall gave notice that he would, on Monday
mkt, intro1uce resolutions that it is eXpedient
TO address Her Majesty to mite Rupert's Land
and north west territory with the domin mon of
Canada, and grant to the Parliament # Cana
da authority to lesislate for their future vel
tarel and goyernments LsT Tan 4llftHl
ARREST OF CoUNTERFETTERs- CAN adam E&-
81 CHANGE. &
A gang ofcounterfeter, has been carrying on
operations some time in this vicinity. They
were arrested in Carleton "Wednesday night.
About 200 weight 81 spurious coin, with nloulas
for manufacturing American and Eaglish
pieces, were found on the prisoners. a. III
The discount on American monies for the
ensuing week is declared to be % per cent
SAILING OF STE aMsrIp NOVA scor1AN
49, ,,.,.-l l.=s -aasss-h QUEBEC, Nov. 80.
The Steamship Nova Scotian sailed this
morning for Liverpool the last steamer Of this
II. = q Al
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Boarding.

NEUnCS w ant6Us -
M ALE and Female. Extraordinary ind uc eme
September y, gdps y-,. A. NJ Nc KENNEI
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NEW JERSEY
SAD ACCIDENT.

tHitJ.l lii y . ~ " NEW YORK, Dec i.
At Union Hill, New Jersey, on Saturday af
ternoon, while George FLAIR and Michael Kelly
were removing powder from blast which had
missed fire, the powder igniIed and heavy
explosion followed, iniuring FLAIR fatally land
Kelly severely. a5i 7a all 81 i5Fa -
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mortsagee's Sale of Furniture AT
Auction.

i0ESDAH. December 81, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
lure ~ "iee 10y For cStrtct, shall sell The Fgfut
BrtlsteaIsn saldlhg Houss,-Solas, Lounges, CEairs
and Iljt, Bureaus, Sinks, Toilet Sends, Extenso,,
TIGHT and % sbles, HAT Tree Mirrors carpets, All
@ooi D'aSsS c c Ffyt aS1
Also, at same lin Ii,oa Per Order OF Mortgage.
last sale by Mr. GT 6ree Brus els Carpets bought
| b. ussels. '' amt nVC new AI.nc b.4lor
November 81 did r. %. BAILEY, Auct
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q uYll MAssAsHusErTssR

0FERlssUE on MINING sTocK-FIRE-sEvEKE
GALE ~
fEIMu,te t4iaE ~ BosToN Dec L..
The over issue CT some 10000 shares OF AZ
lows mining stock alleged to have been done
by the former officers of the Company, threat
ems to lead to legal proceedings. tits said
some OF them have been arrested 81
. Porterls.old hotel in North Cambridge was
destroyed by fire last night. AI
The gale of yesterday and last night was Sc
we're IN this city. One chimney was hiown
down and considerable damage to signs and
awnings. No marine disasters are reported.
weather to-day calm and cold {
81 3atii RAILROAD AccIDESr. tg1
SANDWICH, Nov. 30s !
a. Phillip Hinckley was instantly killed by a
frelght car being switched into the depot at
this place this afternoon. He was SO wears old.
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8 GUANo IsLAND-THE- coNFRDERAcY AGAINST
q sp.r,y saHa - s3i i31 astsi ssst Htl = %
! .ee.fg,f Ii ~ MAY YORK, Dec 1.
, The steamship Henry Chaupcey, from As
pinwall Nov. 23d, arrived this Afternoon. She
brings 1898 GIG in treasure. 49, 81 o." -
.Advices from Bogota state that the trial o
HMosquera had not been concluded. 20
sAeosta's government was ID a dan gerous po
sitiOn, several OF the States having energeti.
cally protested against the Interference of the
general government In the affairs of the State
Of Tolenia. ar ofs.f tsst4sa5LaE aIkls ! -
EoA new guano deposit has been discovered
between Colderas and Purto Ingles, ia Chill
4 The. Peruvian Foreign, Minister proposes in
behalf OF his government, that the represen
tatlves OF the iour governments now united
against Spain: meet annually 10 deliberate OF
the means to maintain and strengthen the con
tederacV. - NA.-Il h.
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Desirable Real Estate At a..

I'm WEDNESDAY, December 9TH nj . '
" M, shall sell tne valuable house ana clock &C, r
81 CLARK street sea house contains tourteepC NO.
estern, and IL arranged for or two fan,iiiSl ih
There is "a nice barn and wood shed abunJsncs--
hard AMI soft water ON the premises This prn,,t ~
IL located in excellent neghborhood, and one y,
the most desirable pieces OF real estate ia the market
Can be examined any afternoon. Sale positive a.
The owner is about leaving the city. Terms easy-
Title perfect. +. d. BAILEY, Auct,
November % did ai.a
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XLth 00N4RLSS-FIReT SESs ON.

.yfs4ssusax.a a..o ! WAsHIaaTos. Nov. 80.
HOUSE.
The order OF last Wednesday being that mo
business should be done by the House to-day,
, there was thin attendance OF members, not
more than 80 or go being present, 49,.
Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Conkiina's successor, from
Oneida District N Y, appeared and took the
g oath. EsY - r.. $3.50 OBJ 91n-at 10 q
Mr.. Maynard then moved that the. House
take a recess until 1890 A. M, Monday, which
was agreed to. Adjourned. Sc .s.sa.4
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miNNEsOT8.

a. 80 MrNNEAPoLIs, Nov 80
In Bright County, Mimi, 18th inst, CHARLES
+. Stone was assaulted by Mr. Dartmouth and
son, and was SO badly injured that he has since
died. The murderers were arrested. ia a.
The weather is very cold, the thermometer
standing at IL degrees below zero this morn
ing. Navigation on the. upper Mississippi is
closed. IS - slBgrsi VS.
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RIguMOND.
THE FREEDMEN SEEKING THE AID OF WHIT
g,r. -,r,..-.-4 REPUBLICANS. % t-5- sgz !
RICHMOND, Va, NOV. %

RICHMOND, Va, NOV. y.
This afternoon a meeting of eoloied Repub-
licans was held at the Capitol Park, at which
resolutions were adopted declaring that i'm
view of the efforts OF the conservatives to in
timidate colored voters, Hon. John NJ. Bolts,
Gov. Pierpont, Franklin Stearns, ami others,
be requestei TO scaIi aStateg Convention OF
white Republicans to assist anu direct the col
ored people iu carrying ON the election ior the
ored delegates from this city to The Convex :
ton were present and Joined in the request.
Addresses were made urging the necessity OF
having the aid of white Republicans in carry
ing the election 49,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-02
Ohio.
THE sToRM--MARINE DISASTER.

80 a. 4 b CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 3d. 3
A heavy wind storm has been raging since
midnight, and it is now showing add freezing.
The barque Potomac got adrift and ran on the
pies against the AIarine Hospital The crew
were saved. The vessel is pounding heavily
against the piles and on tho hotter, She --rin
probably break up. ss'5i - e Fsl,.rI -