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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
SPEECH BY DON PIATT.
We make the following extract from q
speech made by Col. Don Piatt, at Circle
v;Iio Ohio opo H.. L., ,....t

We make the following extract from q
speech made by Col. Don Piatt, at Circle
vile, Ohio, one day last week:
DEMOCRATIC TMPUDENCB,
Alas. there was 'an army that heard no
peace march beat; who saw no bands home
returuing-that never felt the blessed clasp
of loving arms-but remained as pledges
or our fidelity to free government to sleep
in death, upon the hard fought fields of the
South, that saw our nationality virdicated
and our government saved. Three hun
dred thousand loved ones, who heard no
other music than the crash of arms i'm the
charge OF battle. We have seen these huge
armies dissolve and disappear in the busy
avocations ofcivil life, and now this Dem
ocr ,tic party, that during our desperate
struggle, hId in swamps. or fled to Canada
or gathered in dark lodges by the light of
dark lanterns. and plotted treason, comes
out and vociferates that the Government
that did all this is an unconstitutional gov
ernment, n military desDoiism and not the
government Of the fathers
The party utlering these cries is mod
est party. It's members wind ND their
noise with proposition To take charge of
a government they were willing to see de-
stroyed. Let us administer. say they. and
turn out those bloody Radicals who were
so crazy as TO fight this fight, and waste
sucha quantity of blood and money. Fear
ful evils are prophesied. and terrible re-
suits are threatened if this modest demand
is not complied With.
In the premeditated and we'll prepared
address OF my honorable friend occurs tho
following solemn assurance:
Il see the dangers that are before us. Il
see long and weary way. | see long
and exhausting stru ggle, in which success
will vary from one side to the other. do
not conceal for myself it may be struggle
OF the sword. Many of us may 60 down
harness on in the midst Of the fight, but
hope fills my heart, and the magnitude of /;
the prize nerves my arm"
This is terrible piece OF business Me |
thinks see. in my minds eye HOratio.
the late Brisadier General Clement Val |
landigham. the great commander Of the |
Knights of the Golden Circle and Sons of
Liberty. as once saw him. and | before
described him TO his fellow citizens in Day
ton. That you may know what to expect
repeat To you that description.
Why, do you remember, my fsllow-citi-
lens, that previous to the late war this
Clement l.. Vallandigham was a Brigadier
General, remember it, for | saw him.
happened to be in Dayton when the Gov
,rnor of Ohio, on special invitation, came
lerc 10 inspect and review the naval and
military forces of Montgomery county
Oh. you need not laugh, it was a big thing,
may say ii was immense. An indepen-
lent company Of thirty men frizzcd up like
prepared for the spit, and
srigadier Clement l.. Vallandigham and
tatf. This was the military; as for the ma
al force, | can not say; | suppose your
'ragin csnawr' had gunboats about ms i'm
posing as the Brigadier General. | was
Standing on The balcony OF the Phillips
IIouse when the General came sweeping
around.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
GOLD PENS REP POINTED.
WARRANTED

EQUAL TO NEW.
Enclos" Pen and ~ cts nv mail. to LEWIS n. ".R-
rIN. Alb Cnestnut-st., Phadel II,ia Ia. p. q. Box
1854.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
Arw Advertisements.
- LEGS and .3RMS

Those Terrible Headaches genera.
ted by ol,Strucea srcrreiions and tu which Ia lies
especially subject, always lie relieved, and
their recurrence prevented. ly the of TAHRANTs
EFFERvEscEYT SELrzER APERIENr.
PR0cURABLE At ALL DRUG STORES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04

This large and rar1ciorls Hotel IN. been recently
rift Il az rrntirrsi aul 1nrr its present proprie
t"r>hir. will be kept q first class house.
viIn3lff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
s. w. GOULD. M. D..
Ply tsician and Surgeon i.
ROurhOn Ind

~ II. South W.st Corner # Public square
REstDEN'S. Sputh West Of Depot
- ''s;itl ttt-ntiOn given to Surgery and the
trsstm-nt Of Chronic Diseases Tn5tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
NIW TIIHI IIFII Z UIUINF FUT.
Nhtiink> SEQ him now.
With bombshclis worked upon his tail,
nj A..


He was on a tremendous charger. and
had his breast stuffed out like a wet nurse,
and his behind like a bushy tailed rooster
Excessive laughter His epaulets daz-
zlcd the eve. his fearful sword banged TO
and fro, aud wide as your streets arc, they
were not wide enough for him. He came
on cantering. carrocoling and cavo.ting.-
He scared IA woman with child in her
arms on one corner, he upset an apple
stand on the other, and So he swept by ont
of the present, | believe, into glorious fu-
turc. How secure our country is, thought
|, with such defenders. Great Glenn, val
liant Glenn, | cried, ride on to glory.
All. my friends, the vanity OF human
wishes. The war came; and did Glenn
like Jobs war horse, smell the battle from
afar? Yes, my friends, very far, indeed,
for Immediately he washed off the war
paint and fled ingloriously into the tall
grass, and when he came ont his swelling
bosom had wilted, his bulbous behind had
collapsed, all the pride, pomp and circum-
stance of glorious war had disappeared,
and the late Brigadier General Clement l..
neutrality-suspicious. appeared a.
Aminadab Sleek, the angel ofpeace. This
villainous saltpetcr diggcd from the bowels
OF the harmless earth and exploded in
Shells, makes many an angel fpeace, who
was before brave as Julius Cesar-on pa
radei E.i
Well, my friends, this is promised us
again. The great commander this General
Chief of the Knights of the Golden Circle
and Sons OF Liberty. is to mount his war
stecd, and draw his trusty blade, and sound
the call for his trusty followers. From the
swamps where they hid. from the Canadas
where they fed, from the secret lodges
where they congregatcd at the dead hour
Of night, they will come swarming and with
harness on their backs, and with butternut
breecheS on their nimblc legs. / don't
know what hat harness is they will have,
but suggest, as the Knights of Malta have
disbanded, that good harness may be had
cheap from that source. How appropriate
the long, waving swords of tin, the prepos-
ferrous helmets and cleaning shields: and
to each leader of a hundred 1 would give
that fearful instrument that used to so star
tie the newly initiated, while the voice of
its possessor betrayed its honeyed well
come.
And when this fearful army comes, the
boys IN blue will laugh. They will not
take down those honored arms made sa-
cred by the din Of battle Oh. no. They
will hunt up some old tin boxes that re-
volved, and had crank, and rattle them,
and they will go forth that the draft is up
on us, and the great host of Vallandigham
will scatter like rats 10 their holes; will dis
appear in the swamps and over the border
with harness OH their backs. But
'T talk Of dreams
Which tho children Of an Idle brain
Begot ofnothing, but vain fantasy"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
THE DAY FIXED, JULY 18th.

The last chance is now offered to secure tickets TO
which NAV h. given tho " ,gnifcent IRST GIFT
of sio,OuO in cI>h, or any uf the f,Ilowing:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04
F % u T rs
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and fayorably
known, will thor-
oughly rein vigorats
broken-d0wn and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes-
tines.
IL is 4 sure pre-
ventive Of all dis
eases incident 20
'FER, CHAMBERS,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-04


this animal, such 6
Y ELL OW Wa
TER, II r YES,
COU G HIS, DIS
{ + u z Err. FE-
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves the
W in d, increases
tho appetite--gives
a sm Goth and !
glossy skin-and J
transforms the>
miserable skeleton
horse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
The Italy with the Cheyennea
NEW YosK, Nox.t-Tne special corresr

NEW YORK, Nov. The special correspon.
dent I he Herald telegraphs:
'JUSoTIos CITY, KANSAS, Oct. 3l.-The
Peace Commission reached Fort Hsrker this
morning. Two Thousand Cheyennes arrived
at Medicine Lodge Greek on Sunday, inclu-
ding elk hundred warriors. They approa b ii
IN hve bands, formed in line OF battle. and
charged across the creek. yelling and firing
their pistols. The Commissioners met them At
the creek and shook hands with the chiefs On
Monds' treaty OF peace was agreed upon,
aud n reservation granted them. The reserva.
ton rs bounded east by the Arkansas river,
south and west by the Ssncerone, aud north
bv Kansas, and contains about nine thousand
squire miles. The Government gives them
81 900 annually and a suit Of clothing for each
p rson IN the tribe, and builds houses for an
agent farmer. miller. physician, blacksmith.
dc. Tn Indiqus agree to keep the peace and
net modest railroads
Roman Nose and Medicine Arrow two
head chiefs, were not present. large guam
titS OF presents was given them, including
arms and ammunition. This concludes the
treaties with Southern INDIANS. The Com
mIssioners next visit North Platte and Lara
mic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

IHE WEEKLY STAE is now on our counter
Tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing beautiful story entitled Aun.
Msdeline's Cross:" proceedings o. the Mary
Isnd Association of the New Jerusalem: me
ConNennon OF the Young Mems Christian A.
sociailon; The Prize Fight between Kelly
ana PARKINSON: the change in the Pro-
Pretorsnip OF the STAR; the Italian
Revolution: the Prize Ring Temperance
MATTERS Base Ball; Movements Of the
WORKING People Useful Items Of Domestic
Economy; Humorous Sketches. with Domestic.
Military, Naval, Departmental. and Locai
news Agricultural and Housekeeping
MlsetlIanyi and the latest Telegraph. Dis.
pate hes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Il MS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 8Ist
oas OF october A. ID. lSj.- warrant in bankrupt-
ey was issued against the estate of LYRUSC,
DICKINSON. Of the City of Washington of said
District. who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payments of any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging to
such bankrupt 10 him for his use aud the trans
fer of any property by him. are forbidden nv Law
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said bank
rupt. To prove their debts, and to choose one or
more sssignees of his estate. will De held at Court
"a bankruptcy to lie holden at the City Hall in fhs
CITY OF Washington, before J. Sayles brown
Register on the 18th day of November, A D., 1851
at IN O'Clock, a. m
DAVID :. GOODING
L. 5. Marshal, ID. G.. as VI sseuger
II lChronicle please cspy.l November l. isa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
SUnTIn BE PAID

Are cur City Councils aware that rnsuv OF
ths ttachers OF the public schools are being
Compelled from sheer sestirurion 20 sell IN.
bills C their unpaid salaries at a heSyy dis
cou1tr The salaries Of the school TEACHERS
have lot been psid since June, IN consequence
c. the squabole between the two boards Of the
1itT Councils upon the school bill; and when
o. - remembered that more than nineteenth,
60 he teachers get miserable salary, ranging
:-cIn $50 70 $500 per annuu, 1t will BE- readily
sesn 70 what straits they must be mt
FOR livelihood. when even this se.ntv
Tsn uneTaton - Withheld from them trr
n'Crths, with no hopeful prospect of being
ralG stall. We learn from members Of thu
bcard CT School Trustees that IL Is really
painful 70 listen 70 the appeals of the teachers
fO- relief. 20 dubious Is the prospect OF IN.
passage Of the school bill that they can with
dir Guilty get their salary certificates s.shaved-
a discount OF ID or ~ per cent In one
instance where. IN consequence OF the illness
% TIE husband Of teacher, the family were
dependent for support upon her small salary
tsey were reduced to absolute want, in con-
sequence Of that pittance being withheld
Hom them. When the husband died tn ere
vas not cent in the house to paw
funeral expenses, and one OF the Trustee
VsS obliged 70 90 out and raise the money re-
quIsite, on his personal obligations. twill ba
remembered that the difficulty In The passage
OF tne Oil providing for the payment OF the
teaeners- originates from the fact that the
Board OF Common Council have placed upou
n n ''rider' providing for the payment of ar
reages claimed 10 be due the colored schools
In consequence of the loose wording OF botn
The acts of Congress relating 10 the portion 70
be paid the colored schools, there is much dis
pute as 70 the exact amount due them.
ana the dispute Is leading TO an in
terninable discussion and bandying of the
bail between the two Boards Into the
neri's OF that controversy We do not now pro-
pose 10 90. but have 70 say that IN our opinion
he lower Board has taken n most untenabIe
petition IN essaying to defeat the school an
preparation bin, unless coupled with the col.
cTfd school rider The appropriation bill Is
ne ordinary annual appropriation bill. pro
slditg SIMPLY for the execution OF existing
laws. The practice Of fastening riders upop
Sh appropriation bill, always o5Iactioc able
= especially 50 when. as in this case. IL in
Owes so much suffering 10 a meritorious and
Pcorly-paid class OF teachers. We trust TIA,
re Councils will at OF c, pass the appropria.
uOn biz and pay the teachers. then let than
vIlBgle TO their hearts Content upon SIDE
issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

PEEsONAL--Gen- Logan is Ill OF pm aumonia
ia Illinois Hon. Thomas r Bowie, OF
P-i-ce George county, sd announces himself
as candidate fer the Maryland Legislature
N oTCer 10 aid IN maintaining the system OF
fisr schools in Maryland. General Grant
was Under the Gas Light a. Walls Opera
ho1se, last night Miss Maggie Mitchell
arrived IN New \ Ors, from Europs, yesterday,
excellent health senator sumner il
occurring IN Illinois Peter V Daniel,
PRESIDENT Of the y. r. n =. X. r company, of
Rlt nmond. Mad RIstOri and Suit, and Col
r H. HAN, o; Mary land, are az the Metro
PoIitan hotel ----Gereral If. Neida, u : A .
OF Charleston J. Wilson Srangman ana
laGles OF Ireland; ana Hon. Richard J. Bowie,
q dary Iarc, are a. the Seaton House
HOE 4. ID Drake, of 81. Louis. Mo. is at the
too.t House Hon. John II. CiiImer of
Richmond Va J. q, Wizards Hotel He is
mere on business connected with the affairs of
toe STATE Hon. X. G.. Parsons OF Ohio:
BOZ. III l.. Cake. OF Pennsylvania: W. C. La
ihTop, OF Denver city. Colorado: J. W Deye-
rioge, OF Fort Lsayenworth, Kansas: O.. o.
ooeTosck of London; John III. Boat OF Aus
I'D, NSyada, Hon. John A Logan, OF Illinois
Soo u IL ashley. OF Nevada, are n WiIlards
Judge ID. y GOodIng, u. :. Marshal for
TINS District, returned AZ noon to-day from q
VISIT OF two months 70 his home IN illinois,
Iooki9g remarkably well, and Immediately
entered on the duties of his Office, which have
2, IN conducted during his absence by Col q
'" -fnhlps- MS efhcient and popular deputy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
FIN ClAL.

In To New York money market tbs tea-
dency Is still toward ease. Balances are freely
offered, And In some cases st per cant, a.
Trough per OR I. Is tue most general rate. 10
discounts there IL a tendency toward bwer
rates The banks are accom- ncda ing tasir
customers more freely, but show q verv e'oss
discrimination as respects names. The luA
frequency of failures has caused 60 I'd deaf OF
unessiness among lenders, and only tue
strongest names can be negotiated a. 7s9 per
cent, while some names hitherto ranking
"prime" are declined at i0ai2 per cent Parties
who bave been accustomed to employ their
furds in the purchase Of paper, silt show 8
prefer ence for stock leans, even st the reduced
ra'es. GoverEn n's are irregular from the
effect OF late speculative operations, but firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

IHs VIRGINIA COSvESTIoS.-Tneo official
vote Of Virginia IS as follows. Whites 1924.
blacks, 1855. For conyentiou-whitss, u,s3j.
olacss, S.JOs- Against the convention
whites. 6i-2i9; BLACKS. G3-. General SchoHe!d
Ii view OF The complaints OF fraud Is about 70
orceT new census of the voting population of
Riehmono II an Official report he explains the
appOruonment Of delegates 70 the convention
4he sppornoIr ent actually made gives forty
seven ceisgates from election districts having
"hlte maJoTitIes and fifty eigh, from districts
having colored maiorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM eUROPE TODAY.

ny Oaele 70 TIE Asscccissed Press
Iospos, Nov. t-Nooe.-Oonsois. si?-'6.
Fr'es, i7S Illinois Central. soK US. 5.20's.
TAX.
IivERPoot, Nov. 1-Nocn.-Cot'ou dull.
M'ddlina Unlands, sKs Ori-sns Cd, Safes
OF 500 bales 90 day Safes OF the week, 50 00.
whereof 90 bales were for speculation aud
is,70 for export. stock, 6l7,oo bales, Of
wrich l5i,tO6 oaIes are American. Bre idslufs
quiat
LONDON. Nov 1-2 P.y-U. s. 5-20's, 20
q hers UrcnSrsed
IIvEKPoOL. Nov. t-2P H-fhe trate re
Port = ULfavcrahIe. The Manchester market
is dull Bfeadstuffs dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CoMNITTEF.-The National Democratic Resi-
dent Executive Committee met at the Metro.
pohtan Hotel in this city this morning Oou-
sideration was given 10 the general subject of a
thorough and active campaign, aud a yigor
Gus prosecution OF a lire of policy look
ing 10 the approaching PresIaen,iaI election.
and an address Ito the voters VINO vote at the
municipal elections was adopted, and will be
freeman to remember that one day spent 10 the
service OF his country may avert many days
OF national disaster and distress" II is signed
by Charles Mason, Iowa, Chairman: Thomas
b. Florence, Pennsylvania; Henry w. Har.
rineton. Indiana; Samuel ]. Randall Penn.
sylyania; James G.. Berrett WASHINGTON
Cornelius Wendell, Washington; William
Flinp. Washington, Secretary. The commit
Tee adjourned TO meet at the same place on
Thursday next, Nov. eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
The Congressional Railroad Committee.
Especial Dispatch % the Star1

NASHVILLE, Nov. The CONGRESSIONAL
Ealroad Com mittee-who are Investigating
he Governments il terest in the southern rail
roads-bave addressed the Tennessee Legis
lature, and received a warm welcome Mr.
McClurg, of Mo-, said Congress would taxa no
btssuard step in the work of reconstruction
MIR. Mercur, OF Pa, followed. and reioiced at
tn. evidence of thrift and prosperity which
be saw in the STATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
sub Committee on the Kentucky Election

Especial dispatch to The StarI
CIsCIhNATI. Nov. Tine Congressional
Committee who are investigating the LOYALTY
OF Kentuckys Representatives in Congress
are IN session here today, at the Burnett
House, taking evidence relative to the New.
port district.
Snow fell in portions Of Ohio and Indiana
on YESTERDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
Movements Of Speaker Colfax and Senator
Sumner.
Especial Despatch to the Star


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Speaker CoIfax ar
rived here to- day, and is understood t. be
among the gubernatorial candidates in this
Safe. He lectures here tomorrow night
"Across the Continent" Senator Sumner lee.
tuIed here lass night to q crowded house. on
"Are we a Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
From the West.
Especial Dispatch to the Sta

q y
CHICAGO, Nov. Western specials an.
nonnce the establishments of a daily newspaper
al Cheyenne. the present terminus of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad. II urges the formation
OF new Territory, with Cheyenne as the cap.
ital.
There has been slight fall of snow in CHI
cago and throughout Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
[Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stoc ks and bonds

Lewis johnson 20. quote stocks and bonds
u home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-First Board-U s SIS,
ISL coupon, 1l2 5.20s, 1862, eX coupon, lbs ,.
coupon, iO5 81 ls65,ex-coupon,lO o 1855,
coupon, new, 100 =; 1867. coupon, I07H; lO.iO's,
coupon, l0Oh 7.3Os, second, los =; $50 8, third,
1855; Canton, i31; Cumberland, "a: Quicksil.
yer, 10 4 Mariposa, Ok; do preferred, TX, New
1ork Central, ll2&; Pacific Mail, H54; At.
lantic Mail. ll6S; Erie, 72,s do. preferred, 76a
Hudson, 1876; Reading, SIX: Michigan Central,
It's i; Michigan Southern. ~ *; ILLINOIS Central,
lA4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, So; North
western, as; do preferred, 65 Z; Rock Island.
96's; Fort Wayne, ok; Ohio and Miss Ger.
uficates, 25b; w. u. Telegraph, 33I; Boston
Water Powerful; Cleveland and Toledo, IOi /.
Gold, 1i03ax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

The NEw YORK HERALp-Tnsrs il , I'm
mcr- apparently well founded, tnat Mr. Rem.
nett Is negotiating for the sale OF that wonder
Iuiiy popular newspaper. The price is stated
70 De sl,Oco,tO-a good, round heure-and a
company, OF which Mr.. Leonard W Jerome
Is salc 70 De the head, - contem plating the pur
chase.-BEfdfo Commercial Adrertiser.
The improbable part OF this story 4, thar The
rrice Is Just soouta third OF wha: the establish
ment Is worth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
SIoop Capsized and the

SiooP Capsized and the Captain Missing
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. The sloop Bor
den. Capt. Nichols, from New York. with
iron, capsized in squall at Fall River last
evening, and sunk. The crew escaped but
the Captain is missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

NATIONAL THEATEE-TO-night we are 10
have Risiori IN her ma,chIess imperson atom
OF Elizabeth Of England, which many critics
think Is her mos powerful deIinestion OF Char.
acfFr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

Gen. Grant Nominated fer the Presidency
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
PITTsBrRG, Nov. lat a meeting Of the Re-
publican Committee OF Allegheny county
yesterday. a resolution was adopted nominal
ting General Grant for the Presidency r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
The West VIRGINIA Elec,;ou

WHEELING, Nov. The Mteiligencey of this
morniDg.-speaking of the recent election in
this State, estimates that the Senate Will stand
twenty Republicans to two Democrats, ana
the House forty -four Republicans to eleven
Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

IHE GEORGIA ELECTIOs.-The elections Is
progressing quietly i'll Georgia, the whites tax.
ing but little interest The returns show large
mslorities Tor the Convention throughout the
StatP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
Dead.

SALEM, MASS, Nov. Francis Peabody
and Captain jeremiah Page both died here
last Dieht. The latter was President of the
salem Mechanics Insurance Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
on Treatment of Union Pris-
Oners.
TSppcial DisDatch tn The Star

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The Special Committee on
the treatment Of Union prisoners during tha
war, Hon. j. p. q. Shanks, Chairman. which
has been in session at the, Revere House will
adjourn tomorrow until after the meeting of
Congress, when the Committee will resume
their session in Washington. Up to this time
about ninety witnesses have been examined,
and the testimony covers several hundred
pages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01
New York Market

NEW YORK, Nov Flour lOa2O cents low
er. Wheat 2a3 cen Is lower. Corn without
decided change. Pork shade firmer; Mess
$2iaS2l CO. Lard quiet at l3aI3A cents. Cotton
dull at I9aI9k cents fer middling uplands
Freights quiet. Spirit turpentine quiet at 81
cents. Rosin dropping At 1897 for common.