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LOCAL / COUNTY nTKlLIaEHoS.

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Tie rOliss cosrs iass saturday. o. The charge
OF stealing s0sty-ssvsa yssds % s'osA ne. the
9rsss FAM ass"sssn.s S",.s.a osss
sossd ss"y' ne ~ ~ - VIZ - 800
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h B,ddssSrd Jsssssi he's rs1"ysi TO .
.sv 90 Iarxse On -. spP ~. ~.
cisss lob prssa We are slsd ~ 80 thsss svi
issess Ut thrin 70 ere Better. Who i've.
gssml sssnus. $780, ss e. w vi
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bssiassa.
fssvss To-" Aa's''b" '.Ss"s We
Rssssld oftAsi tow sssseptsd 10 SOP eos
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80. -. ~, -
sssssA hsr horns did soe essss ne sss ~ ~
ssivsd injuries iron Which - did Ten days
.0.rvsrds.
u. justin Lord has sssessd hrss ana
half ssroey bsildsg. corner ee bseoa md A.
s,.d .,,..s. vA;eA n IN N oooup,sd n 4 oar.
rsags aassfsetosy'
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frsisAt line frSa this city 70 Portland. TO
Charlss O. Niiliksa Of Sseo.
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MARRIED.

II this city, Nay II, by Rev. J. MeMtllss, Mr..
In this city, MAY Ia by Rev J. Mcmillan, Mr..
Nahum I. Smlth Of kennsoankpot and Mis- La
In thIs city, May d, BY Rev. J. Hubbard. IT.,
Mr.. George ". Avsriil aud Miss Mary 4 Ssavsy,
both q this city.
In this city, Nay "a, by Rev. Hubbard, j., MI.
In thIs city. May ably Rev. :. n. Lord, Mr..
0sorys L RUS q csmsridyspors hass.. and ~
liill, Of this city.
Samuel Z. Taylor offortland and Ma q. Q. Wood.
In sseo, May :, By Rev. J. r. O. Nichols, Mr..
EF1est 3. u. vintsn and Miss casay Eta Harmon,
bskh az Haco.
In sses. Nay 10, BY Rev. J. Boothby, walter ?.
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''par;ps The rsosas Harsimaa ssdSischia
1919 4. Mo- l1AaesAirA - eas-ooca-
- sIs democracy sPpeie.sd &c The f.s:-
- r - $3.50. vkas. II. Siselaiu
SIssh spsek. 90 - ~ ts.. gana Sha
1921 ss.xSis:.st =: .ssa.
n,erks, b hscoMss ~ daay - s.eesnes y
- ~ &c. e;eelsif Win eloss thia .dsosss
~ scsaking - thisty nissssess .csos.oe-
= - a. Ssns = Which -. sAah hsgin y
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Heavy ,ins arc reports In Pennsylvania.
Delaware, Washington and other points
south and west. The Lehish and Deia-
w.rs rivers arc quito high and rapidly
rising.
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To tho Farmers.
WOOL oARDino.

yIAyrN0 s,ssrsd tss s,rvtsss % Mr.. CIARLEz
III n. nxNsON e Wsss bsssss ON slpsfsssssd
Cardsrl psrSona having wool 70 ssrd eaa rely
upoa receiving superior Rolla
Pytoss = lev q cthss Cssdsrs IN nils vislnity.
BssAiss az vol viii NJ resolved On Ne 2oeh
isst 90 Slssss sod IN yosf yesl I'd - Sso>
gssd psiia q !. shANNON.
sass, Nay II. 1857. ..r ss0
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NOTICE.

Tnm sesls. Is - vs.s sli $1,000 fs. s:ss
lass, siyHsd hy as, Do . paA y nafsh, NAksaslt
. Co, ss 10 CAAslss n. narA . Co. ssd date
h1Assk q, 1877. isasassA - ~ sses vss es>aisst
ssdss No. Psstsssss, ed vni 20 = ysm:
nsddsssrd. March q, isR. s~a
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Thirty outlaws have been hanged BY the
vigilance committee in Johnson and Pitts
counties, Kansas. during the winter and
spring.
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rus LsvYtn ELspaAsr. nos travelling vitA The
q. & cirsss and hassxsis Of hssars Gazing
lar, IN he nas,is osessIosaiiy, I DO slrsu Az
ks took 70 ists HE head % p o. fbnging sxps-
ditioa % his o.n heot. quietly sllppilg cot Of
Ne ssslsars While hls he:pss SLEPT sad 9ahiss
sisssy Ssi 8 sssscsfss 10 d rssssi.sy e i.is
the Occupant % he prsmlsss, vss tsrvabiy alarm
- 81 Ne issusioa Of hls aasiasiy yis'tes, to.k
s s: sS ..:. s ..s =:
t:rtei isis.y. hsvsvsr. A The va,ss eftAe iah.:
slsphsse u vsry kvsas-sesei.s sio0o h g.la
aSost al nosshs seo--sse bic los 70 The slhih!-
y rsqssss thsi 3 Hsrs Vii s. down 70 tss
ye.sssess es bis sspsrs ssA thai hey vii WI:
isgly ~ tvtes Over any sassnt % dsasgss that
= :s:.:.S a a.y IA. &c
harulssa. bat sEessdinxiy s9sst!csats 10 his die.
Pssites. pastieulafly ts..sd sAlldrsa frca Haos,
b rsesi,ss f!sassst ssstrts.sio., u shs .ay q
slFss ss - ssk he eresassnee 81 The pablo 10 BE-
viiSsss tss isopIs1sS Of his .ss:raai PARENT
Coz. Cussisss 0slAs q. Q. ciscus Aup MAHAe-
ssia. This rsaovSsd troupe, % rather eonhins-
tisa q trsopS siii pssfSsa tsfsthsr n oas tss'
sasssses "a s;ssiss. A. he sr:s.d s.i.si.d
O tkecSay Or tks ssSIsi,ies 70 central and COO.
vssisst 70 ALL thsrs vim deabtlsss b tall hoses
every uns. ~ eeasl.sd sirss. ..d a.assssn!.
that q. Pc .sss ne "bssy nsPAss." hes nj
Tss Sspsss .r,ryvA.r. sps.l !. Ne hlshss,
tssrs q this shos, the foliosiax 10 copied ffos
MODEL SNOW.
nost psrfsoty osyaalssd sstabishmsnt Of the
tsSIIs patronage. Rsrs asd Sssstlfsi .aainsiI
~ ss 49, ., sn r",smshis rIissiy
eeaf % colossal dimsasioas. non The sierra Ne
varda. as1 q saasstsian company that sos fosF
ysas he's seood he test of European criticism, To-
ssdi.s ssrps e Ar.Siss Asrosa:s &c, az 81.
tatiea sajoysd By the o. 3 Cirsas saA Mssayer's
Cor order, ebasss and rsdnsd psrforuances, hai
isA'esd thousands ef hniiiss q The arss class v
stssss TILE slhioasioa. tsss have sever ossa 80
We weld 1sntisa so< The iafO~satioa Of Aess
vhe Are afsaiA a crowd. that The soeomWoda-
81 a s.s .:.ss
sASss esa asas sas viid ssasss % shs nsaagsrts,
ssa tAs ..ysriss Of Ne iannt elephants ars
p.id 3 &. .o"sS.s q ss: Tor ' rs. de- s.s.
tilatsa. brilliant light. dsltyAtful music TASTEFUL
dsoor.t,oss ssd surross1iaks gsesrsliy Of tAs
uaitsd stslss Circus and MsosGeris, distinxsish
S.sss osS.s Isss. =. "ssi:s.Si. IN Col. c.sI
iugs aanassaspt y the abssscs of ell ooarss-
sss and valyArity ssially indalged 10 BY the
s's che. sIS.ns NSs,nnlns ~ svsr hs,s psrns nj;
S:ess:H = aIssae.sss ssae4@ns ne.
vkisA The villa boasts dsas are placed, Are Of sum
cieut width 70 allov any uun6sr nj spectators 70
pfensnads around the satlrs collection previous
10 IL eooossssasnt of The Ctrsss sxsssass.
Iftbsss 70 general remedy Tor which the
people osght 70 b thankful, Il b Johnson's
Auodyne Linimeut. II 10 curious to notice the
enthusiasm With which some people speak oft.
more partioslsrly our returned soldiers. to
whom 10 has been friend indeed.
We hazard The opinion that no ssprsjadioed
perSoa can use Shersdan's Cavalry Cooditiou
Powders without hang fully satisAsd With the
results.
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There vili 30 two entertainments daily,
afternoon and Epening.
ADMISSION, .. FIFTY GENIE
Children under ten, Twenty-Five Cents.
which includes the right 10 80 both Circus and
Nsnaysrie without extra charge.
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The Matinees,

O, daylight performers, given daily d this eIhi
billion. have been expressly sFrangsd for the con
venisnos Of families. Doors open TOT the AatlnsS;
At one o'clock r. 4. The CifeuS performances VII
commences ct two O'Clock. which will give IN op
portsnIty 70 thoss Who prefer t. sf ssslnx the sa
malls before the equesttian exercises commanos.
The animals win be fed In the afternoon IN the
pressuce Of the audience. -,
The Circus performances In the evening, WI!
commences Ut eight O'Clock. Door open 81 haii
psst six-leavine On interval Of IN hour and hsi'
10 s1amine the cages OF Wild animals.
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In shis city, Nay ~. very suddsaly, Mis- Lydia
D. lard, tsrnsrly of Psrsonsasld, assd 50 ysafs.
In Dsytos. Nay 10, sophia A., dsaShtsr OF
0amusi and Sophia Doe.
In North kssssssah port April a. MraL Lydia
stinpson. bsusrly ef Lyman, Me-, aged "a years,
3 moaths and " days.
She he's net loved ones before No,
sam she ssrns and vsvss her hand,
CAlling ~ N cone Aad loln then
In tkAt happy splris land.
J.A.aw.
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MARKETS.
Biddsford and Ssoo Retail Price Current,

oosasysD vsszLr.
fsrssxy, Msy =, 1851.
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WONDERS OF The KENAGERIE
The srsst novelty In the Geological Depart
msnt 10 the renowned

Baby Elephant!
u...s,,s. brought Into this country BY The pro-
heoenSy ss United States Menaserte, st On ex.
pnetoy o. 30 ,o,. ,ths only ono now living on thls
pense Q. VV three and . half ieet high
G iitlis over year old and Weighs seoSt so
pounds. The baby Elsphsn.s,. sssooaiSsr
In The ring and performed By MN
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Lions. Tigers, Panthers. Civets, Monkeys, Coeta'
toos, Bsboons. Parrots, Guina Pigs, Musk Anlmals'
African Porcupines, White Parrots. Prairie VOL
YES. iiudson hay Wolves, Lober Wolves. Hysn.s
Besrs, Cavies, Deer, MAckaws, African Goats
Coons, Apes, Lsopsrds, Great California Bear
Opossums, &c, Ao.,
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EUROPE.
+ ~ ave rae c.AsLK

| .s. LONDON, Decssf
| The second instalment of the correspond
| ence between the British and American gov
| ernments in regard 10 the Alabama claims mas
| been laid before the House OF Commons ny
| the Foreign Office. Lord Stahiey, III u U.S.
| patch 10 Mr. Ford the present charge
d'aflaires at Washington, says England will
| never consent to submit 10 lhe afoitration of
| Il foreign powsr claims involving her right to
| recognizes bellieerents. Ihis right, he insists,
| is p1rely a question of English law. He rc2
meats his offer to submit to al bitration the IA
bania claims and to refer all other demands
for indemnity to the decision of mixed cont
mission.
day until O'clock p. M when they nil iesve
iiieif stands and not a cal, or n hack cam be
had after that hour.
A Geographic dispatch, received from Bonn
oi,S gives Q rumor that Theodore, King of
AoySslna has ordered the English prisoners
IN his custody to be executed. Happily, how
ever, the rumor needs confirmation.
TeleSfaphic communication in India, which
was interrupted by the cyclone, has been re-
stored. A'is ~ s-ia1 ff
The debate on the Italian expedition in the
French legislative body was continued yester-
day on the liberal side. Messrs. Nj. Simon and
Guerolt made speeches in which they attacked
the Italian policy of the government aad Goa
demned Intervention.
Dee. 4-Evenng.
The strike of of the cabmen has ended.
The government has yielded and the opera 4
ton OF the obnoxious law is suspended
Edward Thornton, late Minister to Brazil
and recently appointed Ambassador TO the
United States, arrived here to-day from Rio
Janeiro. The steamer by which he arrived
brings report that formidable revolt has
broken out in Paysandu.
~ PARIS. Dec. T.
The Etendard asserts that ali the European
powers have agreed to the general conference
proposed by France, with the exception of
Holland and Belgium
PARIS, Dec 4-Evening
ln the Corps Legislatif to-day the Marquis
de Moustier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, said
that the meeting of the general conference
which France had invited was uncertain. !
Should ii not take place the governmentiof
France would be compelled to exact OF Italy ]
literal Observance OF the September conven
ton.
FLORENCE, Dec T.
.. The Italian war office has ordered 100000
Chassepot rifles. th
FLoREscE, Dec. 4-Eyenian
Many arrests for political reasons have re-
Gently been made, by order of the govern
ment IN different parts of the kingdom. Is
BERLIN, Dec. A
The RUSSIAN Minister of Justice, Count
Won ,Lippe, has resigned. 1t is said that
Leonhardt will be appointed his successor.
VIENNA, Dec 4.
Count Criyilli, the envoy of austria to
Rome has notified the Pope that the lceisla-
ton Of the Reichrath must proceed on ,is
course, even If in antagonism to the concordat,
should the Holy Father refuse to release the
Emperor Francis Joseph from the obligations
Of the treaty which was made before he be-
came constitutional monarch - e
Baron Won Beust, in recent DISPATCHES,
urges the meeting of the European conference
without programme, SO that each power may
be free to act. $50 80
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Br;u,,,ou ssarrkct.

ti.l 81 -fi.f+ BRIGHTON, Dec. 4.
Atmarket for the current week Cattle 289; Sheep
Cattle, 596; Eastern Cattle, 443; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, $50 Cattle left overflow last week
PRICES. Beet Cattle--Extra SI3 so a Il 80; first
quality So % q $40 p; second quality $40 30 a
$li 20; third quality 81 50 q $40 90 " 100 TBS 1.-THE
total weight OF hides tallow and dressed beef.
Brighton Hides, 1oc p Id; Brighton Tallow, 8 q
SIC ~ Id. s.,..4 $50 AZ trs
Country Hides, 81 q &c y ID; Country Tallow, 7
Sheep and Lamb Skins 75c a 81 90 each. r
Calf Skins 16 a. 1Sc " Id.
There was not large supply OF BceveS in market
this week There has been good Cattle in than
for several weess past in proportion to the number
which were sold at 13t q lac " Id. Upon the COM
mon grades there Is not much ii any change. There
is large supply nom Maine, many of them very
good Beeyes. Most oil the Western Cattle which ar
rived on Saturday We're sold on that day.
Working Oxen--There was good supply of Work.
ing Oxen in market, We quote sales at $14j $155
$l70, $175, $3.50, S185, $50, $500 a S235 " pair
Stores-We quote prices of yearlings SIS a 1927 /;
two years old $27 a $45; three years old $f5 $50
" head Most OF the small Cattle that are brought
to market at this of the year high up to
slaughter
Mich Cows-The larger portion of the Mich Cows
which come into market sold ON Wednesdays.
The price has not been very active We quote sales
extra at $50 a S110; ordinary $50 a $780, store Cows
S45 "a So per head.
Sheep and Lambs--The trade for good Sheep and
poorer grades there is not much change. We quote
sale; at 81 co. %, 81 u.s. 81 ST. So co. So &c. So 90
IS 20 - head.
Swine-There no Store Pigs in market and
not much of demand for them, Fat Hogs3-5500
at market; prices II a 17c ~ Id.
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VI KGIN "a
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.

- -.. RICHMOND, Dec. s..
The morning SESSION of the Convention was
spent in a debate on printing the proceedings
Of the Convention, and members drawing for
seats The conservative members got seats in
the same corner of the hall they had yester-
day.
The afternoon was spent by the Constitu-
tional Convention in discussing the printing
question. The whole matter Was finally re-
ferred to the Select Committee. A resolution
that the members and officers Of the Conyen-
ton be sworn in was laid on tho table. Mr..
Moone said be supposed the oath to be taken
was the test oath, presented by Congress
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday,
a resolution to levy tax of fifty cents per gal
Ion on all spirits, alcohol and distilled liquors
sold in the State during the year 1868. for the
purpose of defraying the expenses Of the Con
vention, was referred to the Finance Commit
@aa
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WASHINGTON.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS MAILS.

THE SANDWICH ISLANDS MAILS.
Postmaster General Randall to-day sent
communication to the House asking an appro-
priation of S75 900, which is required to pay
for the mail service between san Francisco
and the Sandwich Islands Tor the fiscal year
ending June, 1865. sk- rs tsnE.
THE IMPEACHMENT EVIDENCES.
Numerous applications have been made to
the members of the House of Representatives
for copies of the testimony in relation TO the
impeachment OF the President, but the demand
cannot be met as DO extra copies nave been
ordered to be printed, but only sufficient
to supply each member with one copy.
ARMY GAZETTE.
a Brevet Maior-General n. L. Buchanan has
been ordered to report to Gen. Hancock to
command the sub district of Louisiana, and to
be Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau. lie is to be assigned to duty accord
ing to his breyet rank.
Loss OF THE STEAMERS DE SOTO AND MoNoEGA-
-..s.f .r t.yt.t.fri HELA. ,.t
A telegrom from st. Thomas, from Mr. Say
age, Acting Consul General at Havana, dated
yesterday, 4th inst, says that the U. s. war
steamers DeSoto and Monongahela have both
been lost The Susquehana, although in a
damaged condition, had gone to Santa Cruz in
aid OF the crew of the Monongahela. The Ma
w Department has no other information con-
corning the lost vessels.
THE HARpER's FERRY PROPERTY.
Attorney General Stanbury, in reply to
Congressional inquiries, gives it as his opinion
that the title of the United States to the Har-
per's Ferry property is absolute, and not in
trust.
WRLcK OF THE BARK BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Our Vice Consul at Zanzebar, reports the
condemnation and sale of the whaling bark
Benjamin Franklin, of New Bedford, she hav-
ing run on reef, from which she was greatly
damaged. Twenty-one of the crew were left
on the hands of the Vice Consul i7'f
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-
GEORGIA. "a
oNsERvATIvE coNvENTIo

MACON, Dec. 8.
The Conservative Convention met at II A.
M. II is one of the largest bodies ever assem-
bIed in the State, every section and nearly all
the counties being represented. Hon. B. Fl.
Hill was elected President by ACCLAIM ton.
His sneech was able, eloquent and conserva-
tive. and was loudly applauded. A committee
of fifteen was appointed to prepare business 70
Eueninq-The Conservative Convention
passed most of the afternoon ia listening to
speeches from Judge Wright and General
Wright. The business committee at a late
hour made report, which was discussed until
Conyent;on @aSh was recohllllleteu, anu inc
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4 BOX sHOOK MACHINE.
Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day of

- ->--
10 hours = 4assi1 s
The Mill and Machinery are all in good working
order.
The property is a miles from the Petitcodiac Sta
ton OF the E. s. N. A. Railway, in direct COM
munication with the Harbor of St John at the one
end, and MonctoD on the other. if aif4ss |
The Stream is large with never falling supply of
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or impurities of any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being RATED and driven to
within 500 yards of the Railway, at which siding
could easily be put in very little expense and il is
nearly level with the railway.
Along with the Mill there 500 acres of land 25
OF which are in good state of cultivation and
cut about Is tons of hay, and cool comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 80
men, with several Wofkmens Houses, Barns Sheds
Blacksmith Shop, &c, all in good condition ~ :.
There are 5000 acres of Green Forest Land which
will he sold with the property, if desired There is
also large extent of Crown Lands Tor nearly 80
miles above the Mills, which has never been onerl-
ted upon, 10 which extent Lumber can be driven.
There is sufficient quantity of pine and spruce
Timber convenient to tile River TO furnish stock for
Mann featuring purposes, ior the next 20 years In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or the
whole.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber at
Petitcodiac Station or to ST. John.
-sGa p. j. MCLAUGHLIN, JR.,
dco-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON.
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Best Yellow Meal
New Piano Music Rook.

Sn BBLs. BEST soITTHERN YELLOW
~ MEAL, for table use. lust received from
B E:! tmoEe and for sale by CHASE BROTHERS,
IS&I wv lead Long Wtarf
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Lodging ROOMS!

THE second and fourth stories of Store No. 15l
Middle Street, Hopkins Block. Apply to
sept23dtf ST. JOHN SMITH.
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NEW YOseEx
ARREST OF BURGLARS

l.-.lil ~ HUDSON Dec. 5.
HTwo desperate burglars were arrested at
Canaan, in this county, yesterday, who have
been operating m sh s sown c ana Chatham
convict from Clinton prison, who had eighteen
months to serve out, and for whom a rewa I'd
of $1,000 was offered. The other, Chas. White
is stranger, and nothing is known of him
but he is as desperate as his colleague in crime,
They are now confined in the Hudson Jail in
default of $4,000 bail each
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. s.-Cotton tull at 10 "a
frmer At % 90 q 26 90. Oats arm at 70 CS ice SUI
perilne: Flour 80. Pork at 20 90. Shoulders 123c:
clear Siues scaace at t6lc. Lard dul at IS a 191c
=, AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. s.--Cotton sea "; sales 800
"'i'osi receipts Loo bales; Middlings l4c.
SAvANNAH, Ga, Dec @.-CottOn duh; sales 1880
Dales; Mi,tllngs al Hlc; receipts ALA bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 3. Cotton declined "a,
~ sales 450 bales; Middng 1870 I5ic; receipts 800
bales; stock light.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 3.--Spirits Turpentine
duh at SOC Resin duh and nominal Cotton dull; ;
sales at 1870 for Middlng. Tar steady at2 20.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 5.--.;otton in fair demand;
Midnng uplands 1885, sales 1900 bales receipts
1900 bales; exports 2,4S1 bales. es
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A special order of Gen. Hancock's, to-day,
revokes paragraph 2, special order number 49,
issued August "a, and establishes qualiica-
tons of jurors on the basis of State law on the
subject. Gen. Hancock says the Commanding
General will maintain the just power of the
authorities and laws to be embarrassed by mil
itary interference and it is an established fact
that the administration of Justice in ordering
tribunals is greatly embarrassed by the opera
tons of said paragraph. Trial by jury will be
henceforth regulated and controlled by the
Constitution and civil laws without regard to
any military order heretofore executed from
these headquarters.
Paragraph 2, special order 125, thus revoked,
provides for immediate revision of the jury
lists TO exclude all citizens not registered yo-
tiers under the reconstruction act.