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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13
ALABAMA.
The Union Loyal League Protesting Against
the Adoption Of the New Radical state Com

.
the Adoption Of the New Radical state Com
stiluti0n.
MONTGOMERY. Dec. ~, 1867
The Advertiser OF this morning published the preamble
and resolutions adopted by the Montgomery Council OF
the Onion Loyal League denoancing tho now consi.u
ton. aud calling on the colored Loyal Leaguers to aid
defeating it, After declaring that the delegates the
Convention went far beyond the purvew OF their duties
and instructions framed constitutions DISTINGUISHING
and prescribing large portion Of the law ABIDING ct
IONS OF Aabana and characterized In every feature by
hendisl motive Of revenge and hatred the following
resolutions were adopted.
Resolved. That in the opinion OF the Council the SAID
sonsSP y an Infamous r1qd apea the rights q me
IA the debaseent OF the white and the destruction OF
tons Is members Of the Loyal League Of America.
ss S o ~ Ry G % 70 @
meas aud prosperity for all time TO Of the people OF the
Resolved, That Union republicans and members
abiding a1d SnSn loving soosd mem u Aoama % une
with us Ia our efforts 10 defeat the adoption or this cons
tonal liberties calculated promote cvl between the
two races and destructive OF all the ends OF good gov
Resolved Tha, con,emp.ibls an effort on
mere political aiventursrs break up the
they have failed 70 make IL ubservent TO their vile political
The above resolutions put forth by authority OF
the League as true Of the minutes Of the council
and signed by it, secretary.
The Advertiser Of to- morrow will contain a statement
madc by the citizens Of Autauga county to thu effect
that colored loyal leagues have been split because OF the
Objectionable features OF the constitution framed by the
Convention, and because the caucus Of the members
nominated for State officers all white, and nearly
all OF Thorn members or the Convention.
So far as heard from split or the eaguers has taken
place In Bullock, Pike and Barlow counties. The
servatves are organizing clubs throughout the State to
defeat the constitution at the coming election, and in
certain sections receiving largo accessions OF the
coored element In Prattvillc, Autauga county,
Saturday over fifty colored men joined conservative
club, uniting with the whites in denouncng the
constitution
cal. signed by colored men, for the formation Of
Colored Conserv Club here declares its object shall
beFrs tho cultivation spirit confidence
and good feeling between the two races Of tho South,
without which there can be neither peace prosperity nor
ing election tho policy OF own tried neighbors
and friends, whose capital furnishes employment and
whose roofs shelter In preference to that naugurated
by strangers and their allies third to discourage by all
means In our power that war Of races which evil coun-
cils and ignorance to be fastening, and which,
naugurated, will result in certain aud speedy
destruction.
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GEORGIA.

Passage Of the Debtors Relief Ordinance la
the Recossrruction Convention.
ArLASrA, Dec. IL, 1867.
The Convention this morning passed the Relief Ordi.
nance introduced by r. D. Bullock, OF Richmond.
which reads - follows
Be ordained, 4e. THAT from and aser the Of
this ordinance ieves which have been may be made
under from any court Of this shs
be suspended until this Convention shall have taken
refuvcd 70 take relief
All sales under execution violation Of this ordinance shall
bc null and void and Of no effect
The Supreme Court Of Georgia having decided the
stay law or the last Legislature 10 be
this ordnance which, II 10 understood. will be enfor ed
by General Pope will operate a. bar 70 all legal acton
The remainder OF the day spent in discussing the
rulp off fdor.
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CARNIVAL GALL IN AID of TINE DRAMATIC Fusu

Notwithstanding the inclsmency Of the weather. We
hac hoped that tho carnival ball given A. tbe
Academy Of Music iSs night in ard OF the
Dramatic Fund would have been more largely attended
We are happy 70 learn that tho ball Was pscuniary
success as very large numusr Of tickets we're cold
sssorsbspd. Among those present wsrs osiy fsv 10
fancy costumes and tho profession but shny repre-
seuted. The affair passed o. however, with pleasure
and enoyms1, 70 all those who had courage snonsh 10
face tue slorm ogl doors.
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KENTUCKY.
SPECIAL TELEGaAm 70 the HERALD.

Sale of Goal BY tho City at Cost Price, Conse.
queut Reduction In the Price or Fuel.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. IL, 1901
10 O'Clock p. N.
Tho arrival Of eleven thousand bushels OF coal from
below for the city, which offered 10 the public At cost
price, has caused . decline or Pntsburg coal from
sixty to forty cents per bushel day Tho extreme
cold OF tonight however, the mercury being a. nine
teen degrees viii probably cause coal TO its de-
poyng their discharged workmen which they designed
to do an other topics absorbed In the great anxiety
for a speedy supply OF fuel
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MISSOURI.


The Rival Bridge Companies-Arrival ef
General Johnston nj SO. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. H. 1867,
O'Clock p. N.
The Two rival bridge companies located here have
agreed 70 submit the Issues between them, relative TO
the right 70 occupy the Illinois shore 70 The Supreme
Court Of Illinois.
The Merchants Exchange Is not 10 session to-day.
owing 70 the death OF Edgar Amcs.
General Joseph E. Johnston arrived In this city this
ornng TO attend the funeral OF his deceased brother.
He present at the obseQuies o. s. Xavsrs church
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PENNS YLvANlA.
Scranton Board Of Trade.

Scranton Board Of Trade.
scaAsfos, Dec. L. 1897.
The Scranton Board Of Trade WAS permanently or
gsnizsd to-day BY the adoption Of constitution and
bylaws and the election OF General Z. Phnney, Prssi-
dent George Coray Vice President Lewis Pughc.
Secretary D. Cone Treasurer, and Board OF Directors
A Newspaper Proprietor Convicted 81 Libel.
fLAsELPufA, Dec. IL, 1857.
william Meessr, proprietor Of the Sunday Mercury,
has been convicted OF publishing ibe on Colonel w.
H. Mann Dstrict Attorney Sentence wAs deferred
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The storm al the south.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. i2-a r. NJ
Tho heaviest snow storm known here for years
has JUS, ceased Fifteen inches OF snow have fallen
tue last twenty -four hours Both street railways
slapped Tho Delaware and Hudson Railroad has beea
biocSadet all day. The Lehigh Valley and the Lebish
and susqashanns trains due at four O'Clock not yet
Ia. Tho Delaware Lackawsnna and Western and ths
Lackawanns and Bloomsbury trains arrived nearly on
time Tho thermometer Is four degrees above zero.
which Is fourteen degrees colder than any previous day
this season. The Erie exprss sans reported two
10 three hours behind lime Crew. Bend
PinADgIrHiA. Dec. I2--4 r. A.
heavy hail aud Snow storm commenced At
twelve O'Clock lass nlgh. and still cont ,nues
BAl.uNoRE, Dec L. 1851
A heavy northeast storm OF nah and snow, and tho
snow very dry, has been prevailing hsrs snce
o clock last night.
Prom the Evening Telegram a yesterday
WAsUrvGrcy, Dec H. 1907
severe storm Of rain and hail has prevailed here
saoe early This poruing, greatly impeding travel.
The city horse cars move with dsnculiy, aud We have
reports many or TIE telegraph lines haye been
blown and the poles shattered. One line between
here md the North has suspended tho ransmisson o.
messages Consequence OF the storm.
RlcHnoSD Va, Dec II, 1861
heavy storm, accompanied b@ hail sad sieet. pre-
waits hero tonight
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NEW MEXICO.


Orsnnixnsi0n 81 the Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IL 1897
latter from santa Te, Now Mexico, says the i.sgsla
ture of that Territory assembled the I'd instant and
oraanxed by eisctng 10 oil the ofcss OF both houses
she friends OF Colonel Chavez the republican candidate
Tor Copresa The letter further states nat The lesss
,ure stands on joint ballot thirty republicans and
fsx
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NEW JERSEY.

Realisation Of DR.. John Machan. President
Of Princeton College.
PRxcEroS, Dec L. 1857.
Al meeting Of the Trustees Of tho College yesterday
Dr. John Machan resigned the presidency account Of
Increasing physical innrmiss He has been connected
with the College nfy years tutor. professor vice
president and president
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Memorial for the Rclenso OF DIR. Mudd-DeRth
of Chief Engineer Upton.

Of Chief Engineer Upton.
BALTIMORE, Dec IL. 1857
After the adjourument Of the Convention Of the
Physicians Of this State yesterday which Convention
was held in this city, informal meeting held and
memorial to the President of the United States
drawn up praying for the release Of Or. Mudd held
prisoner at the Dry Tortugas. and committee Of i've
members Of the medical profession was appointed TO
may be necessary TO procure thn
release Of Dr. Mudd The memorial TO the President su
gess that II Dr. Mudd guilty OF any wrong he has
suffered SUFFICIENT punishment and atoned for his offence.
VIM Upton, late chief engineer in the United States
Navy, died Ct his residence in this city Tuesday.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. II The steamship saxoais,
Csntain Hsack, from New York November 30. arrived
hers 4, twelve O'Clock last nght on the war TO Ham.
ovrs-srows Dec. l2.--Ths steamship City Of Wssh
ipston, Captain Hacrow, from New YORK on inc aosn
vii bas arrived here on The way 70 Liverpool
sourrArvros. Dec. 12-Ths steamship CimorIa,
Captain Trautnau, has gone 70 Belfast 70 repair The
damagss V her broken srsw.
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CHEERING rAcrs FOR THE BILIOUS


Every day clearly complaint.
In all its distressing forms, bc controlled and cured
dalculiy Inconvenience i = obstinate disease but
M obsnacy not proof against tho pertinaeous remedial
aud restorative operation OF HOSfETrERS STOMACH
BirTERs that genial corrective compes the TO do
fts duty II regularly aud BEAUTIFULLY under
the influence Of the Bers. Their action brings Il back
from state OF rebellion into perfect harmony with tho
laws Of health. II there y ccstiveness, disappears; Il
there sie-achc ache ceases N the skin
the whites OF The nged with uous biie they
recover their natural hue the appetite II returns.
n the digestion impaired. restored: Ia brie. what
The symptoms ~ The complaint Is, aud whateyer
tho phase assumed, certain Such tho
uniform effects OF THIS preparation whore bilious disease
has already developed; but In where there IL
be prevented throughout life BY the regular small
Quantities OF this pastabie antdote. These proven
facts and should be seriously rondercdorrather they
ahould b. promptly uponby all PERSON. Of bilious
habit Now York Office, ~ Dey street. 4
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NEW YORK.

Destructive Fire M tIoucoyc Fails.
RocHgsrxR. Dec. IL, 1867.
block Of buildings IN Honeoys Falls in this county,
vas burned last night Los 5000; insured for $4,000.
II was owned BY Pierce Briegs, merchants who lost
portion OF their stock. The Masonic fraternity had
their hall destroyed. with all 10 contents
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sYcsnoo 40 M mai, ~ ,ha - w Jersey Central fallen.
town, roate, due a haif.past foA r M which arrived
nearly -four hours behind tmo: y oy m'nusls past
eight p. H. The Central Eve O'Clock - sa :. sns
depot in Jersey City. The eight o'co> ,w n,fa man
remained IN the onice. The south road 'SSsnlns.on
&c. nave sent train 10 New Brunswick. tnAs WIS
passed q special train DO sent 10 Wa 1'nsson.
The South mail out was lying ~ the depot ~ .'isey
LitY
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A Railroad Freight Train Precipiinted Into
the Sandusky River.
CLEVELAND, Dec. IL, 1857
The local freight train the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad broke through the bridge over the sandusky
river Al Fremont this morning aud the engine and
precpitated into The river The conductor,
whose name 10 Carver IL missing, and supposed 70 be
in the wreck
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CUBA.

Rough Weather in the Gulf or Mexico.
HAVANA, Dec. IL 1867.
The steamers arriving at this port from New Orleans
and other Southern ports report very heavy weather In
the Gulf
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Tho Evening Telegram Yesterday, In Iss
THIRD EDITION, HAD NEWS BY rELEGRArR
FROM WASHINGTON. CANADA, ROCHESTER,, LON.
DON, TROY. VERMONT ALBANY. BATAVIA, PHILA.
LOCAL NEWS THE INQUEST AT BROOKLYN. THR
MURDERS IN NEW YORK THE COURT CALENDARS
AND THE BEST MARKET REPORT or THE AFTER
NOON ALL FoE TWO CENTS
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this section has been raging for tho past twenty bour
ihe water in the bay has risen Eve feet causing much
neys have bean blown down. There are sigus oil
abatement or tue storm.
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The storm n Brooklyn.

rhs severe storm which prevailed in Brooklyn yes-
tarday subjected ctxens the thousand annoyances
consequent such occasions. II was acknowledged ny
every to be OF the most dagreeabe storms that
has visited the city In years, for matter which way
the pedestrian turned the wind seemed 10 be blowing
directly IN his face, filing his eyes with snow IL
drifted in every hole and corner. aud doors were
opened and smut quickly to keep out the chilling
blasts IL was extremely dangerous as we'll
disagreeable for those who were compelled
to be cut. for they In danger OF getting broken
heads from the falling boards which the high winds
wrenched OIL awnings were torn In shreds, and high
board fences were syeed 10 the ground The majority
OF the people compelled take the middle OF the
Streets Tor large drifts OF filed the sdew sks and
made tho walking very tedious. II almost inlpos-
siDs TO ride any quarter OF the city for travel
was interrupted The drfted that utterly
impossible 10 keep the the tracks and notw,h-
standing tue company had double teams, they
made but chow progress Like other people
the car drivers lost their tempcrs swCro
aud laid the lash upon the poor horses IL they
the cause OF al the trouble II Ar. Bergh could only
have witnessed the treatment to which the poor
horses subjected yesterday his faith In mans hu
manity would have been considerably shaken.
and doing business 10 New York had TO foot 10 home
last evening" for IL impossible TO get standing
on tho few that found their way 10 the ferries
Very few ladies' out and consequently the
keepers had y very idle day OF ".
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The Parliamentary Session Closed.
BERLIN, Dec ~, 1867.
The Federal Council OF the North German conredera-
ton closed its session to-day.
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A.. r. H.. X: :,

Ans TRUE CURE. n. m n. nREsoLvExr CURES
.crouIa chronic skim syphiIod kidney bladder urinary
disease Of the kdasys wasting away Of the unss By ts
purifying aud vtnx.ng action tie depressed aysem. ~
communicating its curative qualities aud repairing the
BODY through the blood sweat and other
secrcons THIS medicine IL free from and other
h,rtful ingredients
A Few days win show marked improvement, and fair
trial permanent. cure Price ~ per h. dozeu, or
81 bottle Of Dr. RAILWAYS office. 81 Maiden lAno.
Consultstion from II to . r. H.. free OF charge.
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The London Times on American Finance
The Bank Returns.

The Bank Returns.
LONDON, Dec. 12-Evsniug
The London Tnes in editorial on the prospective
abolition Of the on cotton by the American Congress,
says the financial difficulties Of the United States
extreme and expects that the country will be obliged TO
resort to increased internal taxation and higher tariff
but believes that the people will disavow auy plan
which has for its object the payment Of the bonds OF the
United States and the interest thereon In paper.
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF England show
that Of bullion in It's vaults has decreased
153 900 since December s.
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FRENCH ANTILLES,

Frequent Shocks Of Earthquake Felt.
HAVANA, Dec. IL. 1857.
Among the French islands slight shocks Of earthquake
were Of frequent occurrence.
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SPAIN.
Frce Trnde Tor Pnrfa Ric

Free Trade for Porto Rico.
MADRID Dec. ~ 1857.
BY royal decree the duties on cattle provisions,
bread tufts oils and machinery imported into the island
OF Porto Rico arc abolished.
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THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
The following weather reports arc dated a, ain. o'clock
The storm az the North.

The ~FOfW AT INT NOFtH.
foreHgssrs4r, De-. ~. 1907.
snow storm has ragged here all day Win srcas vlo-
isncs The wind 10 blowing hurrcsns from the north.
east and the cold IN in,ense. The Thermometer 10 Elk
degrees below zero and al this time, r. M the
has not atatsd and the drifting heavily.
Rongrrsa ". v Dec H. 1907
The mercury fel! degrees below this mornisg.
0swseo, y. ", De-. r. 1907.
The weather Is very ceId
Bryrno Doc II, 1861
The weather colder to-day than 81 ,hs same
10 ten years past The Thermometer 81 seven A. NJ
marked four degrees below zero At noon sever, and a.
seven r n down u three aud growing
colder Tho wser In the creek lower thsn for twenty
year, past A strong northeast vihd prevailed during
tbs day and bsw out Of The hArbcr and up tit lake
several vsssss ard canal boat all Of which are aground
several esfssrsd over on tssr sdse
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Death of a Veteran Composer.
FLORENCE Dec H. 1867.
Jean PacinI tho veteran operate composer died yes
tsrday. He was born at Catania Sicily, in 1896.
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SToNN0Tos, Conn, Dec. II 1907.
terrific snow storm s nov prcvaisng. and bids fair
tc'oqual any experienced here for 9 long time Rail-
travel IL somewhat impeted and the gale con-
tnaes TIL morning it will BE- temporarily stopped
SrsiSaFiKtD, Aass., DISC. IL 1857
Weather very cold, and showing rapidly
Boston, Dec ~, 1857.
A thick northeast commenced hero at
tnrea O'Clock The thermometer oegress above
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DAKOTA TERRITORY.
SPECIAL Correspondence OF TIE ssnsin.

IudRn Deprc ffons-IaIl Commanic sGisns
Liaety TO Br Cut ON.
FosT BUronp. Nov s. 1857
On Sunday, tho 27th ultirno, the Indians msde
other raid herd, but driven or These
raids hre ge.sing common that we have ceased TO
mind them they only pleasant excitement
for us in this lonely and uncivIzed place. A mail
party Of tho overland mail driven in last night and
report hostile Indians here and Fort Behold
stephensonl and betwecn there and DEVILS Lake (for3
Tottenl Their apparent design 10 70 stop mail COM
munica,ion forts, Forts Abercrombie and Ct
Paul Mimi Indeed, from what can hear. IL docs nos
probable that this mail route win be success
this winter Still II may succeed II they employ mOrs
habreeds and Englishmen for mail carriers. for tho
Engshnen brag that the Indians will not harm thom.
II is said that Sitting Bun approached our herd
again the other night but observing scntncls posted.
revee, and thinking that the long roll had sounded
he skedaddcd From all appearances we may possibly
BE- n quasi stat. o. ssse oS. NY 90
/, is very cold here, the thermometer averaging -
degrees Winter appears 70 have set an and
soldiers SURPRISED and One Man Killed ~
Indinus.
FoEr BUropp, Nov. 7, 1867.
Yesterday afternoon, whilo squad OF mon were ~
turning from cutting wood about miles below here
they were attacked by twenty thirty Indians. whe
captured four mules and wounded one man. There ID
still missing. He has probably boon killed q
taken prisoner The man who in wounded
under the right shoulder blade BY which was
extracted without very great difficulty. The wound y
not mortal and he will soon DO about again.
This morning. detachment went out in search OF the
missing man.
the Indians were undoubtedly Sioux, under command
OF Sitting Bull or one OF h Ia chiefs.
Tho deiachmeut has returned they found the eorpss
Of missing and Vt pool of blood, also evs
deaces Of q body having been dragged distance:
whether this where the body OF the soldier had
dragged where they had carried Off the Indian
wounded by OF the is not known.
Since writing tho above Lett Hand, friendly
Indian, has found the body or the soldier al cut "
pocos
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BNGHAnfoN, Doc. T.. 1901
Tho dwelling OF Ausourn Birisaii, In shs city.
burned to-day. Mr. Birdsalis ocal correspondence
member OF Congress lost, but his correspond
a. Naval Orcsr al New York was ssvsd Some valuable
pantinrs were burned The loss on the house aud
furniture IL estimated At 1000; insured for $1,000
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.A.-Iniver Exposition.. Paris, 1857.
S1EiSWAf SONS triampnanL having been awarded
!hs lst Tand god medal for American Grand square ana
Upright Pianos by unanimous verdict Of tho Int6r-
national Jrr. This medal Is distinctly classified arst la
oder OF mer, all ohsr American erhibtors and
than four Eunared psncs entered for composition
nearly all The celebrated manufacturers Of Europa.
wareroons Nos lo) and Ill East foa.esnth sireeS New
York.
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IRELAND
British soldiers In the Feninn Funeral Pro.
cessions-,Iiiitary Arrests-The Island Agi-
tnled at All Points.

LONDON, Dec. II, 1867.
Several British soldiers who participated in the cere-
monies in honor OF The executed Fenans At Dublin last
Sunday, and marched In the funeral procession have
been placed under arrest and will be Immediately tried
by court martial.
Dispatches have been received from all parts Of
Ireland giving OF exhibitions OF popular SYM
patty for the fate OF Allen and his companions.
In quite number Of the principai towns there have
been funeral professions, Ia which large mutitudes
wearing national emblems participated.
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The Funerals Declared scdItiou..

QUINN Dec IZ--Evenng.
The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has issued procla-
nation declaring that the holding OF public funerals for
the Fenans executed for treason At Manchester Is
seditious, and prohibiting SUCH demonstrations Of
patly In future
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Tn. sssr~ a. tho West.

CLsvslAsn, ONO, Dec. II, 1897.
heavy snow ssosn, with wind from The northeast,
prsvaia All shs trains On the Toledo road are aban-
dotsd The rasrs trains are al OF lime, and shs cut
ward bound ssss vii yrspsbly " sbsndsnsd Trains
South alss sSaaaossA
sssprssv oAio pss i2-s rM
The ssssrsss storm Of vine snd snow sss knsvl ID
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A Nashville Policeman Indicted for Conn
piicity In y Burgiars.
NAsuvnIs, Dec ~ 1867.
The Grand Jury has found Indictment against J. !.
sklss an ofncsr OF the metropolitan Police, Tor COM
rpctv In . burglary. Skilss was one Of Trussdae's
detectives during the war;
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eoia infornauon iafrisEsd Ne hirisss rates paid Zoe
Doubioons aud all kinds % 1p'd and silver -
TAYLOR CO.. Danksrs 10 wall stree, y g
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a Great Reduction In Pvicrs NJ Ladies,
Misses aVf Ih'dfcn's Ho0s and shsess Of 40 styles.
~ JFFfEKs'. A l96 and ~ broadway.