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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30

.-arnorate the Davis Mills Cotton Man
nfacturing Company, which bill tnen pr ss51;oI
sanats bill to incorporate the Meil rt'l
rsmale College. was referred TO 1ho oo"'
mittee on Corporations. ..or;be
senate bill to amend an act 10 PII ,:o -
the mode in which the county 4t,ae ,,er
War;on comfy shall dispose of the three P p
80. fund belonging to said county anu Iol
otber purposes. approved Feb. 10, Iooo, was was
amended by adding the county OF felts anu
nassed as amended - eats in
senate bill TO amend the seTera1 ae's IL
aid of supplying the loss OF Puolie heooio0
Passed. +,,a charter of the
.,,Tn of Brookhaven. approved Feb. o, looo,
- amended by striking OUT the WV" VIZ
Ma WE AiJermenr in the third line OF second
- and by striking out all after the
s.orI .shefore" in the ninth line OF SAID sec
tion and insert the words SAD Mayor ioA
thense and benefit of said town
The bill and amendments were tHeh ~
s,,rad 10 the Committee on Corporations
senate bill to incorporate Shubuta ei,ld L17
1r-t;tnte in the town of Shubuta, Ciark
unity. was referred to the Committee Oh
Sinafe bin to authorize Judges OF the
pr,ba+e Courts in this State to grant II
/ functions &c, WAS Ieieiiei ~ INV
Sanate bill supplemental to an act TO es-
! toL1;sb an agricultural district. Passed.
Snr7a+s hill for the relief of the commits
sionars of the poor was amended by striking
o,,t az the first section the words "the sum
of tbree dollars per day" and insert the
words such compensation as the Boards oil
! Police of their respective counties may al
/ low" and then passed as amended.
Senate bill in relation TO Sherns sales III
| Nfonroe comfy was amended rs follows
Amend by adding after the word Sheriff
in the fourfh line of section one the words
/ and commissioners in ehaneery and eXecu-
/ tors administrators or guardians = after the
word ..bim" in eth line the words 'or them
and in the same line strike out the word
/ .he" and insert the word they
| Amend the title of the bill by inserting
after the word "Sheriffs'' the words "and
4 other"
Senate bill to incorporate the Tishomlngo
Savings Institution, was referred to the
I Committee on Corporations.
| Senate bill toremove the civil disabilities
of Josephine Nicholson, a married woman Oh
Kemper county. Passed.
Senate bill to change the names OF Hor-
ace and Joseph Tardy. Passed.
On motion, Messrs Levers and Shannon
were ganted leave of absence on account OF
sickness.
On motion of Mr. Carter the House adj
iourned until tomorrow morning ~ O'Clock.
~~---E--
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PROCEATaATE0N.

$500 REwARD-whereas It appears
fPOOO by information received bV me.
ihat A. II. Zook, citizen Of the state of
Hennsy lyania, was murdered in the county of
arTen, IN this State, on or about the first day
tn H!f murder have not been discovered, and are
Now therefore, /. Benz. G. HUMPHREYS. Gov
efnor oil the state Of Mississippi. do offer the
above reward for the arrest and deIiyerY ~ IL
SAID murderer or murderer> to the Sheriff of
warren county. And | 90 moreover require
all officers of this State to be diIipent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive.
- Given under my hand, and the Great
H. s. Seal Of the State affixed at jackson
this oath day of January. A. ID
1867, and of the sovereignty of the
State the 49th.
BY the Governor:
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
Jan 2-dIjt i Vi 0IaIe'
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JOHN y WADDEL
speech OF var. Brown. of NaIo-
bu>Isst, on thc STAY LAW.


Fendlng the consideration of the Governor
Message, vetoing a bill entitled an ACT
regulating final process on judgments and
DEGREES m certain eases The Hon r NJ
Brown. IN the House of Represeptativss
on saturday, January Goth OPPOSING rba
passage of the bill. said:
dR SPEAREB II voted AGAINST this lin
When hrst submitted TO the coDsiderati,,, -
the Legislature, because believed If ,1nco,,-
SlltntIonal, unjust and oppressive. II mass
ca 'he house 10y majority highly commit
IigHt"'S 10 the distinguished committee
winch devised It, The encouracine, vote r.
received, inspired its friends with n hon
anu q consolation which only qualified them
20 leel tAe more keeuly, the disappointment
- GHtImely fate oecasioned in the hands Of
the Executive BY virtue of authority Il
was returned. 10y the Governor with his oh
4ee1euS- 70 tins House. Since then. weeks
nave elapsed months have transpired We
nave hau time Tor deliberation: 6ut I bava
iour0 no reason that I should change tbs
opinions then entertained. 1 am trepared
to-uay 70 sustain the Governors veto. as 7
was then, 10 vote against the bill on its orie-.
laal pending.
In doing 50, know am leaving a record
when imPtits an object wholly different
from that which prompts me to make it
know II may be construed am opposed tn
giving relief to the people But had ratb
er kRor II IS untrue; / would rather
know that l am serving their inter
est, ersR al the risk of their confidence
anu support, than TO know am 5etraoing il.
thongh II should win ne their appreciation
and applause
Regardless Of what the consequences NAV
be 10 myself, shall do what / conceive -
De my duty. shall meet the responsibilitv
which, by this bin, we would have ne oos,rts -
assume. The very oath, in my opinion. which
viii require the judge 10 decide il uneon.
stIfutlonal makes il obligatory on me. "a far
rs my vote Is concerned, 50 TO decide it now.
thereby saving the people from disappoint.
nent and the Legislature from reproacb
! know very well, we could GO back TO our
and tell them we have passed a
aw for their relief, and that they must throw
he blame and the responsibility upon the
Governor and upon the Courts if il be not
But such policy is unbecoming
he dignity Of Legislature and RspressntS-
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OUR WEEKLY EDITIoS, which vii

OUR WEEKLY EDITIoE. which viii
be printed Thursday morning, will
contain the Proceedings Of the Legs
lature for nine days, commencing with
the first; the Report in reference to
the Constitutional Amendment; sever
al important bills, the Decision Of our
High Court as to the validity of Ger
tain contracts made during the war
Mr. Alcorn's Address; Telegraphic
Reports, and a variety Of other matter
that will make this issue ofour weekly
OF unsual value We are printing a
thousand extra copies Those who
would be supplied, should hand in
their orders to-day.
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STAR STABLES.
MERIDIAN MISSISSIPPI

HAVE completed my large and comnod;
Gus stables, and announce myself eadv 70
call. i"HOi me with q
.. am determined not to be exeellad ~ -.
Stable in the State. eNeelie' Dy any
s nrayeiers can get any Kind of Conve,-o,,oo
usSuaiiy keptin Livery Stable. 0''' . ''iiee
co., Coz s attention paid to feeding Horses.
49od secure Lots for Drovers.
have connected with the Stabla = w.,
o na,9 Il ~ which Wagoners can get good Los
ana shelter for their Teams, and Ifonse for
themselves to stop in. 10 Use ioi
again ASH you 20 cal
Jan 17-d6m II pT-Sp
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3. l. MARGHAhT, Of Texas,
W 1T
TOWNSEND. BAKER & co
MANUFACTURE
sADDLERY & HARNESS

nfohI and deal in, at wholesale. Fnol;sb
- ana American Saddlery Hardware WAR;
houses; 20 and 4S Lispenard Street. q few dnnr.
nom broadway, New York. FACToR R9is
Sam,,si Ipo%nsend, late firm j. T. Smith & Co..
HpI a.e ,5aker formerly OF louisville. XIV.
ETenry u. Smith, New Haven Factory.
@sA1an VI. ora, Ian III Sor.
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Norris is about 30 years of age, fair com
fpiexiLoh; light hair, grey eyes, and about siv
IeeI hlgh. Cress is about 50 years of are f9ir
complexion, light hair, blue ewes. and sbont Z
80 iiieiies high' Jan 27-dI5f
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Nor1cE. Members Of the Legisla-

N0TICE--Members Of the LegisIa-
tnre wishing extra copies Of our daily
or weekly edition are requested to
send their orders direct to the counting
room. An account will be kept with
each one, and settlement for same may
be made at the close Of the session.
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No Lottery, but straightforward le-
Ultimate transaction, which may
be participated in by even the
most faStidiOus.

single Certificate will be sent by mail.
post paid. upon receipt OFFS cents; five for 81;
eleven for two dollars; thirty-three and ele-
CANT premium for So; SiXty-siN and more val
liable premium for $40; one hundred and
most superb Watch for SO. To Agents. and
those wishing employment, this is rare OPP
portunity. 1t is a legitimately conducted
business. duly authorized by the Government,
and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try
isl Address
j. HICKLING & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TABLEAUx YIyANT-

HAbLEAtA WANT.
4 'i &c series OF Iabieaux at the
CITY HALL, JACKSON. MISS. on Tbprsd.,,
evening, the 3lst inst. by the Ladies of Jacf!
s son. A the proceeds are to be applied to
full attendance. Ia, a slI ps q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON, AND
Great Northern Railroad.
MY ORLEANS. Jan. I4IIl, IoOi'

NEY ORLEANS. Jan. i4tll' 1901
u1ITBLIC Notice is hereby given that BIDS
will be received until lst oil Aprl hgA,
thirty years of that portion of this Road
north of Canton. Miss, to the Tennessee rlVer'
distance of 20S miles, including all the sur aT
sss9Sy done. with all the unpaid subscriptions
Of of'' Stock on that portion Of the Road. The
contractors or lessee to build, equip and run
tbe same in conformity with the reSuiatlon91
and tariff Of the New Orleans, jackson ana
Great Northern Railroad.
ANY further information can he obtained on
annIieation AT Tie office of the Company, No.
81 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
Bv order of the Board:
@. I. BEAUREGARD,
80 ,t+o,1 President.
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GREAT WATCH SALE!
on TIE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price
of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to BE- Paid for unless Perfectly
SatiSIaPtOFy

nY Every patron obtains Watch 10y TINS
arrangement, costing but SO. While II may De
worth $3.50 No partiality shown. 81
NleSSrs. J. HICKLING & CO.'S GREAT UNION
WaTCH Co., New York city, wish to imme-
diately dispose OF the above magnificent stock.
Certificates, naming articles. are placed IN
sealed envelopes. Holders are entitled TO the
article named. in their certificate. upon pay
ment of Ten Dollars, whether il be a Watch
worth 500 or one worth less The return OF
any of our certificates entities you TO the mtl-
Gle named therein upon payment, irrespective
of its worth, and as no article valued less than
$40 is named in any certificate, it will ut once
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORTS.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE cLARIc
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GIFTS for Christmas and New Years
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DESCRIPTInN.

BENZ. CT. HUMPHREYS.
= "A. BRoUGHER, Secretary OF state.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
AnAirs In Georgetown.

BAPJisr CHuRcu u-The revival commenced at
the Rev. James Nelson's Baptist Church few
days ago, and is still going on, and growing In In
tsrsst. A large number Of persons have been con.
vertsd. some Of whom have been baptised and
Joined the church. The ordinance Of baptism
will be administered to several persons on Sunday
who hAvs profeaed conversion since the com
msnosmsnt Of the revival. The meeting will
continue next week. Rev. Mr. Hiteshew, Of yir-
ginia, preached there last evening
THE CAHAL.-Arrivsd-N boats with coal
consigned to American Company, ass. 06 tons /;
Hsiston a Company, I07.19 tons Central Com
pany, 220.0S tons; Cumberland Company, 1851 Z
TONS Hampshire and Baltimore Company, II0 10
tons Departed-Tbs George Moier, with nsh
light. ..a-
THE RIVER FRoSr-Ths week hs not been
the iivelisst Of tho season at the river front The
arrivals Of yesssk In the river trade were not
very numerous, and Of sss going vessels there
were few bsside those Of the regular line and In
the coal trade,
MERcHASrs' EXCHANGE The offerings vero
3, $50 bushels corn, 700 bushels wheat, and 100
barrels nour, various grades. Salss-5O barrels
extra -four, $l4ol2i 900 bushels corn, private
terms $50 bushels damaged corn, 81 I6i 1000
bushels uhits corn, $l.22. Market firm and
prices unchanged.
TnE FIsH wHAnv.--Tho receipts were very
light. About Il, 900 herring, sales at Sass per
thousand {, 900 tailors, at $4a$6 por thousand
shAd very scarce, not over 200, and selling st
lSals cents each.
PoRf or GsoRG ErowN Entered-steamer
rhonAs d. Cshill, Norris master, and Express,
Nickls master, from Baltimore, with msrchan-
disc, Clsared-stsamsFs Valley City, Tomlin
nAaisr, Tor New York. Express, Niskis master.
for Baltimore. .l.... .1
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
AMUsEMnsTs.

"a &NArronAL THrArRE.--Mr. j. W. WAL
IAox's benefit last night, on which occasion hs
rendered, In . mastery manner, that highly
frsnshy ana ssnsaiionai drams The Danssrous
Game" In an upspproaohabis style, did mot, We
are sorry. 10, ssy. draw 80 full house as the
play, but sspssially The merits Of the actor, most
distinetly ana most evidently demanded. Mr..
wAILAoK, however, Is too old . player, and %
thoroughly f.miiisr With the causes that may
compel thin. housss. 70 fssl psrplezsd or cha,
Grinsd ct The psasity o. the house last evening.
Itv.s odd.fsliows' thsnkisIyins day, and sew
sr.i ssssssinn,uts were on the tspis, which did
insritibly load % The dlminution Of the audience
81 the National. .ia'f' iq lp rr.E ~ 1
rhs snsIts company ssqai,t.d Itself well last
evening Mr.. ALtss, Mt. MunDooH and Mr..
srAcKxAs gave good satiIfsotion to the au'
disnos, and did themselves credit In their parts
w shaii hass, more 70 say ef than, hsrssffsr
We would also make doe acknowledgement u
Ms Lxsxrr,, Who psr,onatsd Pauline, hi
Bsronsss dc vilisprsux, and to Mi,s JosrrHNr
Trsos, who acted. With becoming vivasity
asnsyievs, the sistsr Of the Baroness. Her In
tsrvisw with the Baron, ~ the last act, was nat
ufai ana wsll rendered 10 . 80 ra1l E.
ATs-nisht Mr., waLIlck appsars - Pasin th
Jew, In ''olivsr Twist. II this does not brinI
out house Washington play-gosr arc asleep
nis not onc.Ia lifstims that such dslinsatiol
of sh.ras,srs % Mr.. WALLACE here exhibits |
made apparent. yr,ia,' .as' H.1t 80.
On Monday night We have LucnLs WEsrERs
In sIEass Lynne, a Lsdy Label and Madam
viha She Il no stranger 10 tbs wsshingto
public, and viii draw. ~ s, ..rs.... f.
MxrzERorr ,HALL--Commodore Foor
and his as,oclAtss win ooneiuds their entertain
msnis al Ms,rsrott Hall to night The matins
this afternoon and closing performances this ever
Ing ends THAR exhibitions In this city. suees'
attssd them wherever thsy 60. ao.s.s1, 4 -
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
slatioaal &spMblifau.
RATEs OF ADvERTIsINe.

ons sausrs. eas insertion. til snhss1usnt laser.
tions 90 cents. ons square, one month, %. Liberal
inssssssa,s V asaIsriy, ssni'spnsal, and yeasiy
a1vsrtissrs. ualUt.
Every other day sdvertisemsnts, 20 per cent addl.
usnsi., Twice fvest sdysr,issmsnt, 70 per cent.
tddniqnsisfl yt riTll isHIbfhh yia1 hlH luosgl
night lines sons,ituts sauars less thaa asqusre
thtfssd ID proportion, a the above rates.
ixaiisriAl hs,Iess, Is sszis per 1he sash lAasrton
Leeai us,isss 20 cent. per iins saeh insertion li
. Aavsrii.snsnts ssning undsr the hsads Of wsuts,
Yor ssis, ror Rsst. Ls.t snd found, not szes.dins
four nsss, one Insertion, 2s esntsi ihrss tlnss q
snt.p Asy srsstsr number Of iinss At proporsonss'
Eavsfsissnsbts shsuld b handed ID before p m
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

FOUND DEAD.-About 8 q, m, Thursday,
the body Of a newly born colorsd child was found
dead In the basement Of house on II street, be.
tween Rourtssnth and Fiftssnth. The Coroner
was tslegraphed for, but being Sbssnt from home,
poration.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

ARRIVAL or rHE JAPksEsE COMMISSION.
KRs.-Five Of the priucipsl japanese oommis-
sionsrs, under charge Of Mr.. Chiffon, arrived In
this city last evening, and were taken in hacks
to tho residsncs Of Mr.. Wormlsy, No. 3l4 y
street, above Fifteen. and -a-haif. The names Of
those arrived are: First Uommissionsr, 0ntonro-
goro; Second Commissioner, Matsmoko- rudayui
Secretary Of Legation, FukasawA.U Ukikty; First
interpreter, TudA-Ssnyu; and First Lieutenant
Of the Navy, ogosawara-Kendop. The remainder
Of the party were left In New York to attend Il
their luggage, which yet was held In bond.
The Commissioners will wait tho arrival o.
Secretary Seward, who is at present 10 Auburn,
N. Y, ere they proceed to the business for which
they came They will probably remain hsr,
some weeks, looking around, seeing the sishia
after the diplomatic business Is attended TO. Al
their movements, while here, will bs noted b.
the reporter Of the REPUBLICAN.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

MASTER BmcKLAYER AProISrED.-Mr.
Francis Rsssids has been appointed mAstsI
brloklaysr on the Treasury extension BY Captain
A. B. Mullstt. the engineer In charge. Mr.. Rec
side 10 well.knoWn resident Of the Seventh
ward, aud being a hrst.olAss mechanic he win nc
doubt make good "bOsS."
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

A PLEAsAST AFFAIR.-Last night we
spent few minutes In the rooms Of Prof Oopp'i
Union Business College, conner Of Ninth street
and Pennsylvanla avenue. His students, both
young ladies and young gentlsmeD, with their
friends, were enjoying dslightfal hop In conso.
nance with good music, that vas kept up behind
the national colors until about midnight.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

The WARRINGTON CANAL.-Mr p. Nc
Namara, contractor, has now employed in clear.
ing the dsbriS out Of the canal between Third and
Fourth streets, about sixty hands. and twanty'
Ave horses and carts He expects to complete
tho work In about one week.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

WoRKHousR.-Ann Carlin and Mary
Smith, for bsing drunk and dlsOrdsrly, were ansd
s6i but not having the cash, were sent to the
workhouSs for . period long enough TO sober
then, and whore they can rsasst upon shsir bad
conduct, ..I" . a ~
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

DKDs-Albert Brewer. formerly attached
10 tho police force, Sixth precinct, died Of con
sumption yesterday, In the 3lst year Of his ago.
Mr.. Brewer was one Of our brightest Frsemasonl
and an exemplary Odd.Fsllow, and was highly
respected BY all who knew him, as he had kind
word for all with whom be came In contact. He
suffered long and patiently His funeral will take
place on Sunday afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

IKsAsE.-0ficer Davis brought to the
Eighth precinct station, on Thursday night, q
ooiored man by the name Of Aaron Diggs, Who
was dumb, insane and dressed In female apparel,
He was held to await the order Of CApt. Roberts.
Of the Frssdmeu's BpreAu, and to whom he wa'
aiterMarda turned over.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

The SoUrH.-An interesting meeting in
the interests Of the South is advertised for Sab,
bath evening, at quarter before eight O'Clock, II
the Lutheran church, corner Of H and Elsysntt
streets. W. L. CoAp. Rsq., who has spsnt th.
general agent Of the American Tract Society
viii give facts showing tho condition And want
Of tho South. The meeting will doubtless be on
Of great interest. An address, also, BY Rev. Mr
Butler, pastor Of the church. f,a I'gui.r.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

The FIsH WHARE.-The arrivals on
Thursday were about Q, 900 shad and 80, 900 her.
ring, all Of which were soon sold--tbe Shad from
So to $40 per hundted, and herring from o. to
81. 80 per thousand, Yesterday moEning being
calm but few vessels arrived, though q number
we're reported below, and Prabably arrived last
night.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

Tue Spiritual Philosophy" will be dis
euSsSd BY Maj. T. Gales Forster, Of Washington,
to morrow morning and evening at Union LsAgu,
Hall. -
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

PoLIoE BUSINESS. yesterday morning
the Lieutenant Of Police reported so arrests, ant
fines amounting TO S7l.e4. ... t.I. ..
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

FINED.-George Howard, house-keeper
was arrested BY 0aicsr Reed for a violation O
the CorpoFationla and being taken before Jus
tioe Morssll was fined 81.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm Of hre on
Friday al Q o. N, WAS ooeA.ionsd " nsn'
which was beyond the city limits'
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

RoBBERY.-W "Wednesday night the resi-.
dsnes Of Mr., KsyWOOd, near tho corner Of Fourth
Itroot and South CaroliuA avenue, was entered
by negro thieves and robbed Of all their clothing
satAbIss, knives and forks, and other artielss'
No clue 10 The perpetrators has as yet been q. az.
covered, but the police arc on the alert The
same party also attempted to break Into the store
pf Mr. oekhart, but without sueess-AlIhoush
| they succeeded In forcing one OF the shutter
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

FIRED.-Wm. Mack, brewer, was ar.
rested by 0thosf Davis for selling liquor without
liesnss, and Wa ausd $S BY Justice Gull for 80
doing, ,f l.lrs. s|'h'a' ..a ,....#. 81 .a
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

Assault AND BArTERY.-Wm. Chase, a
carpenter BY occupation, was arrested on com
plAlnt Of John Lancaster, who charged William
| with committing an assault and battery upon
him. Aftsra hearing Justice Bates fined Mr.
ChAss $5 and he was allowed TO depart.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

AN UNFoRTUNATE FALL-About six
o'clock last evening as young iad'Nas passing
along @ street south near Eighth stfeet west, he
fell, striking bis mouth on stone. He was In
mediatsly seized with Spasm and vas taken up
and carried 10 the house Of Mrs. Resell, on q
street, near by. There bis wounds we're dressed,
when he was placed in a conveyance and taken
10 his home on L street south, between Third
and Fourth west. We did not ascertain the uu'
fortunate youths name.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

REoIsrRATIos.-lhe whole number OF
persons rsgistsrsd In the Sixth ward Ia 64S, of
which ], ,20l were white, and BAT onIored, riying
. majority Of s54 for the whites In the ward, and
majority OF o95 10 the entire city so far as reg
istsced The registration will commence in the
Seyenth ward on Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

New COMMISSION HOUSE, Our enter
prising young friends, Msssrs. George W. Calvert
and Thomas W. Lorsn, who have for numbsr
Of years been obliging clerks In the old and veil
known establishment Of Wall, Stephens Co,
have entered into eopnrtnsrship In the general
commission businesa. They have taksn possss.
sion Of the large aud eomuodious building. No.
40S d street, betwesn Sixth and Ssvsnth, and In
few days will have all their arrangements com
Plsted for first class commission house. Both
of these gentlemsn arc we'll known In this com
munity, and no attended notice OF their bus.'
nsss capacity Is nsosssary. The hrst floor oi
thsir building has been set aside exclusively for
the sale Of produce fruits liquors. wines. ssgars.
10. The second floor will embrace the dry goods
department. They solicit eonsignments Of msr.
chAudise Of every description. and BY thsir known
promptnsss In business. will merit, and We have
no doubt will receive, the confidence and patron
age Of the public. u.
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

G6sr BAIL--on Thursday the man
for assaulting and outtiag Mr.. Batsman, a
rsstaurant-kesper. As pubilshed in tho REPuB-
LicAs at the time, was brought out Of jail and
taken bsfofe Justice Handy, who required him
| to give $500 bail for court. Mr.. Bateman 10 now
pronounced out Of q er