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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

Bay A Washington correspondent
tells this Characteristic story con
corning the late Count Gurowski:
''The Count was once in heated
argument with an ex-rebel, Judge L
WHOM be suddenly said: Judge,
L, / admire your Why re.
turned the Judge, l cannot see how
you can admire me after calling me
such hard namesr Indeed roared
the Count, 4 admire everything <at is
peUeck and you are one pert. ok
Sc0undrcl!"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
August 10-10-enl.
SAW-MTLL!

The steam saw,ml formerly owned by J. b. HARRISON
ana Ao~ owned by j. W. Cs2ase Co, can and will he
made 70 saw TO order or baares any kind Of iii ~
hard wood or bass wood Mr. Couse has moved bis
family to the MILL where he may be found at all tmes
except when absent on business j. W Cy9use il nrac
ucal mechanic, and fair dealer. All who favor him
WITH an order can depend uroa being justly and prompt
~ dealt with All orders be left at the Lancasfe
post once as well all other bsness relating To the
mill Those north OF Lancase r can consult with d IT
Budd at his shop. Patronage solicited.
Jsne l, 1864. W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
T OOMS. looms.

At my shop four miles northwest Of Platteyille 7 am
still making the Henderson Loom, with various i'm.
provements which have made. l believe they are the
most practical hand Loom that is offered 10 the pubc
We woye 1900 yards last season selves the moro
practice the easier worked make all necessary 6x
lures if desired.
The Loom with complete ont fit will cost about
crank Loom
Address, ". ". BARsTow,
platteyile.
Grant County
Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
ARKANSAS AND THE AMENDMENT

ARKANSAS AND THE AMENDMENT
Thursday evening several leading
members Of both Houses assured the
Arkansas delegation, now il Wash
ington, that the constitutional
amendments are the ultimatum of
Congress, and that their adoption
BY any State will admit her repre-,
sentatives to the Capitol. The
President is said to have advised
the delegation to "bide their time"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Lumber.
I UMBER AT MILLVILLE

| take this method of informing the public that
nave lust received from the Wisconsin pineries 300 900
LIS "a tlhe Lumber best quality. Also t. t l have
WAGON ana cabinet stufs, consisting in part Of hard
maple Axlctrees, White Ash Wagon Tongues FeIloe
q winch VIII be sold just little cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere $500 -" 70
Mllyillc Nov. 5.-22-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
NEW FIRM AT TAFT0N.

STEPHEN BROWN If the late firm of ] C TT vrp
{ Co, is partner With WATRIss under the
name and firm of BROWN 4 WATRISS, at the old
stand of John Collier and they ready to do any end
Of Blacksmithing and job Work at the shortest notice
in the best manner, and for reasonable price The
public are earnestly requested to tring in their work
STEgIEN BROWN,
EWATRISS.
TSfton, October % lS66-2l-Gm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

Last evening, seven men were injured, ana
three probably fatally, by the premature ex-
plosion Of a blast in the slate quarrics Of }. }.
Williams, at Fairhaven, Vermont. Two kegs
of powder were poured into Il crevicc, which
probably contained fire from previous blast.
Buenos Ayres correspondence dated August
%, says the allied fleet, after its attack on Gu
rupaity, was compelled to fall back, and thus
lett the allied army in. critical situation.
Rumors OF peace negotiations on the part OF
English and French Ministers were current.
The Radical candidates for Register Of Wills.
Clerk of the Orphans Court and City Com
missioner in Philadelphia, have commenced a
contest in the Court of Common Pleas, with
the Democrats who received certificates OF
election.
The corner stone of the new City Hall was
laid in Baltimore yesterday, with Masonic
rites The NJ w. Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of the State OF Maryland of1icialed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
WRGINI1 NEWS.

At the TINKER Church on Linvll's Creek,
on Saturday night last, during the meeting
then in progress by the TINKER brethren some
mean scanps cut and stole the stirrups Of
many of the saddles belonging to persons at
tending the meeting. Some Of the saddles
and carriage harness were also carried off.
The people of Caroline met in convention
and nominated DR.. j, j. Gravatt, Of Port
Royal, a candidate for the State Convention,
for that County, for the district composed Of
Caroline, Spotsylvania, and King George
Dr. Gragatt is most e4limable man.
The charlottesville and University Gas
Works were sold on Monday at auction to T.
G. Flanagan, John Wood, Jr., DR.. Jno. S.
Davis and other gentlemen, for the sum CT
$ll ,499; Ihcy coat originally some $4,000.
The fine barn Of Mr. W. Garter, Of Amherst
county, was burned on Thursday night last
together with three bundled bushels of wheat
eight head O! horses and some farming utensils
1t was the work OF an incendiary.
The case Of VIM. Geo TaIiaienO charge
with homicide, came off before the County
Court Of Caroline on Tuesday last, and was
submitted to the jury without argument. The
Jury returned verdict of "Not Guilty..
The house in which Gen Zachary Taylor
was born is now used as barn al Sylvan
Lodge, the residence of Lieut. W illiam Deas.
The Lodge is not quite four miles from Orange
Court House.
General Washburn, of the Congressional
committee, addressed meeting Of Radicals, in
Richmond, on Capitol Square last night. He
spoke for more than an hour.
Both sides are cxcrling themselves in
Richmond in relation to the Cnnvcntion--
holding meetings-and cnlnavorIng Ia get out
| the voters.
Gen. Sch0Geld has decided that Gen. lmh"drn
has no right to be registered The Gaze: will he
carried before tie Courts.
Mr.. Joseph G. Kennerly, Of Clarke county,
is the Conservative candidate for the Convcm-
ton from Clarke and Warren.
There is prospcc! "t re-cstabl'shln" th"
paper mill in Fredericksburg"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
CONE vi siltstRAH..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, October l9.Ihe
market was less active day, and tile offerings
light. We have no change Ia note in quota
tons for Flour, though prices arc less firm
About coo bushels Of Wheat offered, anil sold
at 2G2 for common white, and 255, 26O and 90
for red Of inferior to prime quality. Corn is in
active, and prices have further advanced 3a5c,
the sales this morning being at l%%3 for white
and mixed-oherings 800 bushels Rye contln-
ues steady, with sales at l4j. Oats in fair re-
quest, with prices dropping, and sales Of SEQ
bushels at G3a(,5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
t'DMNTJNIIATED

YUM MbNlCal Eli.
W., A, & G. f. R.-lt il stated by those
who profess to be posted in the mailer, that
the charter of the above railroad IL legally for
ieiIed, by reason Of non compliance with it,
terms which, it is said, express y sipllIatc
that daily trains shall be run. The present
management seems to be, if not 4 ''one horse
concern, at least one locomotive affair, and
unless they essentially mend their ways, il
would be well if The road falls into hands com
petent and willing to make it public accom-
mediation. If their lone locomotive gets
mended and resumes its trips, and should
break down in the midst of & freeze, this win
ter nothing would remain to be done except 10
haul out the rusty stages, long in disuse,
and resume the overland route to Washington
by the turnpike. The idea of railroad sus-
pending operations for months to repair ita one
locomotive il bordering on the ridiculous. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

The FINANCES The President is taking IL
deep interest IN financial nlatcrs and Il
considerable portion OF the annual message
Mr.. johnson, ii is well understood, iayors an
early resumption of specie payments and Il
steady contraction Of the currency to that end.
N y lTuH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

Wendell Phillips advises that the President
be "throtted that Ben Wade be installed
in the White House that The Cabinet be
cleaned out, - &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

It is said that in one of his speeches in the
Senate, Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, spoke
of Waterloo as the location Of one Of Yelling
toms battles in Spain. .ao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
ELECTION NOTICES.
NOTICE.

TLECTlON NOIlCE.
We are authorized to announce Colonel NJ.
D BALL as a candidate for a seat in the State
Convention, at the approaching election from
the county Of Fairfax, by
NAM CONSERN ATIFES.
Fairfax CO., sep 23-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

The Radical leaders, as We expected, are
urging their followers to continue the most ul-
ira course, and support the most extreme
measures sE=s :...r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

IN a AZ II T. Ell Il.
PORT OF ALEXANDRlA--OCT ~.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston, Ia NJ.
Eldridge Il Co., and sack salt to Hooe u Wed
derburn.
SAILED.
Steamer James S. Green Inman, New York,
by NJ. Eldridge Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

occasional" in the Washing ton Chroni-
Gle admits that the news of the recent elections
fell upon the Radicals in the South, ''like Il
thunder bolt from cou1less sky
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

It is said that several Of the Bishops of the
English Church, present at the late Pan An
glioan Council, held in London, decline to sign
the Address. which was the result of the delib,
Grafton Of that Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

There was considerable excitement in the
Stock market, in New York on Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
A C A T D

CARD.
I announce myself as candidate for the State
Convention, and will address the people of AL
exsndria on MONDAY EVENING, ut half
past seven o'clock at LYCEUM HALL.
oct 19-gt LIZ WIS MCkENZlE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

The Philadelphia Post publishes the follow
ing extract of letter from Thaddeus Stevens ::
"Sick as am, take this occasion to thank
God tor. our late defeat. The Republicans
hive been acting cowardly part, and have
met coward S fate - This breathes vengeance
and malice not simply rebuke to his own
DartY r.-.:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.

An exchange paper says that ''out of every
dollar that the laboring man now earns, a large
percentage is Indirectly taken, to support loaf
ers, to maintain military rule, and enrich Rad
ioal officials. This is why our poor men are
kept poor, and our laboring men complain of
hard times. It IS the high prices and high
taxes that take their money, and it is the
bureau, military rule, and Radical officials that
make the taxes high
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

~ o K :; A T. Il
One LIGHT WAGON, with pole, single seat,
unh one 60. with pole, double seat.
\ sn, one pair Of CART WHEELS, two port
able FORG Els and two ca RTS. Apply to
!nyl1 A. r. THORPE, 50 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

A LCOHOL, SPIRITS TURPENTlN Nc, Pa
II ratline Oh, Fine Olive Oil, Pure Lard Oil,
Bath Bricks, French Zinc, in oil Lamp Black,
Wrighra Pills, Camphor, Demiiohn Corks,
Tooth Brushes, fair Brushes, White Mustard
Seed, Long Pepper, Gloves Nutmega, Sc, re .
ceiy we'd An,I frr.uIe by HENRY COOK
sep - - and 30. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
WOOD AND COAL.

TO0DI W O y !!
The subscriber offers for sale good II \ H.
OAK and CHESTNUT WOOD, ut cltr"nHiT
low rates. Now is the time to purchase he:nrc
the price advances All orders lett 1T " NJ
PHRIES Tobacco Store viii receive
prompt attention..
oct l4lw JOHN EhApEN.
TOA Il Goa l. ..
Fnrsale, u arrive from PhIla Ielphia, Acar@"
0f l.orberry Red Ash ana Locust Mountain
White A eh Coal also, cargo Of l.ykGha al
lev. A II orders will be received.
JOHN LEATllEELAND d,
sep28 No. "a, King street
C,OA1 co y l.!
I g o A l.!
Eco tons Locust Mountain Rcd Ash Co"I'
'''''' o. ''> M1NROF, GEMENY Il co,
Gan oitr No. 81 King street.
UOAI4! Goa l.
4 At No 2G Hi street.
JOHN LEATHEKhAND, AGENT'
Dealer in
... ANTHRACITE COAlA
Il. the carload or single ton.
Pure I.chgh, warranted.
Lorbcrry Red Ash from original nine.
Lykens Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also Cumberland Coal, for sale low for c,'-''
All orders left at ~. King street, wit h'
punctuaIly attended to. aug 3 Tin
ItOAL-SIXTY TONS Goa suitable i"l
7 ! stoves or furnaces sale hGo" III" eur
| rent rate, ut the Limo kiln, on Gibbon st.:
10 ID THOMAS SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

A CANDID CONFESSION. The New York
Times truthiully says There is much less
of mere prejudice against colored people in the
South than among certain classes in the North.
Even before the abolition of slavery, colored
people we're sure of better personal treatment
from Southern people than Northern
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
j, W. @ELEY Il CO.,

20, Pennn av, south side, near ,th H.,
. WA&HlNGrON, H. {.
/. Have now open the most extensive st"ck 81
. i'OREtGN AND DOM E&TlC DRY GOODS,
ever offered in Washington city. ri very re
Aure,4 prices, by the piece OF yard We invite
the attention Of clio e cash hu, ers.
Shaws, Blankets, Carpets and Oil Cloths, on
the second floor. Washington. oct l&-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

aan ELECTION RETURNS Our fricnds in
the various counties are requested to send US
the returns OF the election on Tuesday next, at
the earliest practicable moment. We will
esteem it as great favor to have them d. so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
EDUCATIONAL
Il r 5 & II y y |.

NORMAN i. MO IRE will REOPEN his Mich.
School IN Monday, October Il. gu
TGRNs;-S2 per month, payable il" a,.ygal,
He will give private lessons in Pearn.a,b..
Latin, French, or any Of me scaov. JrancE..ss
to persons desiring. Application ca" be .os.;
a. the school-ro0m, 80. 80, Fairfax s.. oc Sim
EgI : ADAM will give lessons In MUSIC
Ifl and FRENCH, on Advantageous tenn.
a class OF ten The music lessons will be gfy..
separately bU! NJ p very moderate chargn
pupils beginning Ut the same d&te Mis- A..
also wishes to receive sjx hoNrlcr,. To- yi'",-
thorough instruction will BE- given in the ,,....
English branches, French and Drawing +.
:t!Ij per ,rnnm, payable sem-annuuIly. in 49,
vance. No charge io2 fact washing Mv,
and German, the only cstra charges .Us. ku.
street. &C l-euHy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
GOLD
Nh A EN- NE EIE S'H.

New YOnK, Oct l9.-Hold Today. l44s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
LUMBER DEALERS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA, October lS 1867.
&"* :. "Ail places in this Military DISTRICT,
where intoxicating liquors are sold at retail,
shall be closed at sunset on the duy preceding,
and remain closed until sunrise on the day sue
ccedng the election.
g. Tie constable Of each District and IN cacH
Ward, two or more police officers to be selected
by the Mayor OF the city, viii be required TO be
present ut the place of voting during the whole
time the polls are open and the votes, being
counted, and Will be held responsible, Tor the
preservation Of good order during the day, and
the execution al paragraph : OF this order.
lssr~ The attention of all proprIelor: OF r@&.
taurtn:S and other persons who sell liquors /"
be drank in their houses, or on their premises,
il called t. paragraph /, As above rccitcd and
they are herewith directed to conform StricLIy
t" it, under penalty.
Paragraph 9 will be enforced by suitable
number Of police under the immediate suIcr-
vision of Mr.. JAMES FADELEY, superintendent
Of Police assisted by Mr.. JoHy l.. SMITH, Sd
pcrintendcnt Of the Night Watch, VINO Will be
held responsible for the impartial enforcement
of the laws and the conduct of the police.
oct lS-3t HUGH LAIHAM Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19


5 bbls BOTTLED ALE
Il kegs KAkING SODA.
Is gr6ce BOTTLES, SIS and c..
e. rlNrS and FLASkS
H. W. THORPE &. BRO.
oc loft 3'. King street. up stairs.
DAIHLEY'% &HAWLS!
[ PAlSLEY'H &HAWLS!
PAISLEY'S SHAW L&l
Just received a superior assortment Of "A Is
LEI'# III " Us, ranging from So t. SD
Call and sea them.
oc 10 WITH Err & HLAIMAkER
IiEkMAN CHEMICAL SOAP, MOULD
" CAN DIES AND 81 GARB. @DDA.-i0
boxes German Chemical Soap; IT. d" Mould
Candles, G's 10 half bills super Csrb %oIa,
Just received ani for sale low by
oc 10 n. j. FLEMING.
WRITING PAPERS, &e a general AS
w snrLment Of Note, Letter and Cap Paper;
Envelopes in great variety Blank Notes and
Drafts, received and for sale by
oc 10 JOHN f. PARROTT.
WElh MATERIAL
Y VEIL MATERIAL!
| have oil hand, and am in constant receipt 81
every style IF Vel. Material, consisting, nt
Grapes, Grenadines, Iissnca Rereges, Black
Silk Net, LHco Wells, NC, al Of which Of
farcd at prices which cannot tAiEt1 please
sep2 EHAS. W. GREEN, King at.
EIOSIEkY AND GLOVES, for Ladies'
Ii Gentloman and Children very good and
durable.
oct WITHIN FL: y SLAYMAE
II NI1I1NG COTTO Ms DrXter's best
IN make Of hitting Cations, all numbers.
from IL 20 white and unbleached. ut
&c ) & &. HERRl'S
DINTEA FLOUR 80 hbls choice EXTRA
IL FLOUR, Just received from ;itaunton, and
for sale by
oc l2-lw IlOOE & WEDDEkBURN.
rENIMOTHY SEED.--lO0 bushels prime Tim
I othy Seed, Just received and for sale by
Oc 12-1w HOOE Il WEDDERBURN.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES--7 boxes Adj
"A amantine Candles received to-day, and for
sale low by [sep :Dl j. G. MILBURN.
{HTIlSk IGS. Of all grades, in store and for
w sale By AVERY Y DAVIDSON,
sep II 49, King ST., cor. ALFRED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19
32c02w EDWIN ENTW ISLE, ACT

GllO WHOLE&A liz AND
RETAIL CASH Eti Eit;'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

DISCOVERY OF Coal IN FAUQUIER.- We
learn that Mr. Granville j. Kelly has discovered
coal on his farm in Fauquier. We presume in
quantity, from the fact that he has been offered
$2a, 600 for the bed, which offer has been
declined. We should be glad to here from
Mr.. K. on the subject Coal at short distance
from the river would augment the trade of
Fredericksburg Notwithstanding Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-19

WRITING PAPERS, &c a general Us
w s"rLment Of Note, Letter and Cap Paper
Envelopes in great variety; Blank Notes anC
Drafts, rereir cd and for sale by
oc 10 JOH n II. PARROTr.
The national Republican., 1867-04-20
Alexandria Affairs.
In the Alexandria Gazette of Thursday
we find the following:

In the Alexandria Gazette of Thursday
we find the following:
FESIAs MEErISG.-At large and enthusiast
tic meeting Of Sarsdeld Circle Of the Fenian
Brotherhood, held last night in the hall of the
Friendship Fire Company, Mr.. D. @. Roberts,
q newly initiated member, delivered an appro-
pirate and stirring address. The meeting was
also addressed by Head Centre Murphy.
STATION AGENTS ON THE NJ. q. r. r The
following. named gentlemen have received ap.
pointments as station agents on the Manassas
vile, J. E. Herrell Broad Run, T. b. Robert
son; Plains Smith q Cook Salem, Thomas R.
FOSTER Rectortown, FARMLAND 4 Chase Pied.
mont, A. II. Settle.
RESULTED FATALLY-The injuries received
by Capt Geo. Walker, Of the sloop Walker, on
Wednesday evening last, an account Of which
| was published in yesterdays Ga=ette, resulted,
| as was anticipated, fatally. Tho captain died
| yesterday between one and two o'clock, p. m.
THE BERNIE BAsK RAILRoAD.-The bill grant.
| ing to the lessees Of the Alexandria canal,
Messrs. Quigley, Wells and DUNCAN, the right to
| construct railroad along the berme bank Of the
canal, finally passed the House Of Delegates yes
terday, with the senate's amendments, and il
now 4 law
Coon FRIDAY.-Religious services were held
to-day, being Good Friday, in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches in this place.
TnH Alexandria Journal Of the. same date
says:
| WARD MEETINGS. "A meeting of tho Republi
cans Of the First ward was held at the Zior
church last night, and an organization effected
by the the election Of the following officers
George Q. Hewes, PRESIDENT W. W White, sec
retaryi John Burroll, treasurer. The Republi
cans Of the Second ward held siililar meeting
and elected the following officers Henry Mar
shall, PRESIDENT James 3. Piper, vice president
c. J. Burton, secretary G. W. Dewitt, treas
urer. Spirited addresses were delivered at both
the meetings by white and colored speakers
and much enthusiasm manifested.
| The PAssovER,-The Israelites residing
among US are now celebrating the providentia
preservation Of their race, when the FIRST born OIL
Egypt was smitten by the angel Of the Lord. Nc
bread is used by the Jews during the seven days
Of the Passover, except a kind of unleaVoned
bread, known generally as the Passover bread. u
TIE BROKEN CANAL LocK.-Ths lock gate
broken at the canal some time since has been en-
tirely repaired, and can now be used
NUMBER Of the delegates to tho Richmond
convention arrived home to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-04-20

CONGRESSIONAL Senator WILSON ap,
peared in his seat yesterday, after some
days absence North,
On motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY, from the
Committee on Printing, two hundred and
fifty copies of the rules were ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. HENDERSON offered u resolution
which was referred to the Committee on
Printing, that there be printed for the use
Of the Senate two thousand copies of the
report of the Secretary of the Interior
giving list of the various Indian tribes
their number, location, etc, and five hun
dred extra copies for the use of the De
partments.
On motion of Mr.. WADE, the Senate
went into executive session.
The Senate adjourned last evening at
quarter to eleven o'clock, until to morrow
1t will doubtless conclude its business ant
adjourn to-day.
General HERON was confirmed rs maj
shal Of Louisiana last evening,
The national Republican., 1867-04-20
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"Msga Papers about Paris" BY HENRY I.
TucKERHAS, being q series Of papers hsrstofor'
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The national Republican., 1867-04-20
From Boston.

BosToN, April l9.-In the Legislature
the House committee unanimously report.
ed bill in favor ofgranting State credit
of g., 100000 to the Boston, Hartford, and
Erie railroad.
Judge Lowell, of the United States Dis
trct Court, has decided that the Clyde
built steamer Cyrene, captured in Ashley
river, near Charleston, after that place had
surrendered and which was considered at
a prize, was a prize to the Government and
not to the blockGding feet, as claimed
The Government claimed her capture was
as much the result Of the army besieginp
Charleston as that OF the navy.