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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NetOs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
5UN RISES "a Moon RISES $40
BUa SETS 02l HIsH WATER..-...... 2'12
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WINSoR,
JAMES YOUNG
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TIE CoURTs.-The Camden County Court ad-
ourned on Saturday, after transactlng an
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AN OLD MANSION DEMOLISHED Saturday
last the tearing down of one of the oldest houses
in Philadelphia was commenced. The house in
question is located in Third street, above Reed,
and was erected in the year 1850. 1t is, conse-
quently, 10z years old. Forty years ago, when
Christian street formed the southern boundary
of the old District of South Wark, and the whole
country south of that was used for agricultural
purposes, the building referredto was considered
far in the country, The building is to be re-
moved to make way for the erection of a Pro-
tpstaut EOlscopal church.
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THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
i AMI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
CHEsNUT Street, rear entrance No. nO7 SAMSON
street.
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PROPOSALS
0TICE TO MIRA TORS.

N oTICE TO NTRAC TORS.
DEPOT QUAR- ERAIAsTER's OFFICE, I
WAsHIEeToN, ID O., Oct. % 1857.
Sats called for IN advertisement OF this office,
"PhOPOsALS FOR FORAGE" dated October 10,
VIII be received Ia sacks containing three bushels OF
~ pounds each.
2 The delivery of Oats, Hay, and Straw required,
must be made on or before November Is, 1867
ceiYed.
=. Bids will he opened on WEDNESDAY, October
SO a. noon and bidders are invited TO be present.
.. j. O. MCFERRAN.No IT..
. $500. ... Deputy QpRrtermaster. General.
lO25H Brevet Brig,-9eneTai u. &. Army,
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1AV, UsHAR NERRICK WILLIAM X. HERRIoA
JOHN H. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICk d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAChINISTH, .
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam EngneS
tOI Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GasometerH, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, workshops, and
Railroad Stations, ETC.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest aud most
mprOved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, and
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, DefecRtors, Filters, Pumping En-
gines, ETC.
Sole Agents for N. Bllleuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
AspInwal q WoOlseys Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machine. 69l
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Sale at NO. sO4 Market Street. ....r
FIXTURES, STEAM HEATING APPARATUS,
AND FURNACE OF A RESpAURANl A, HORSES,
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sHERIFF's SALE.

9 H & Il IF F'S S A L E.
- BY virtue OF sundry WTs of Flerl Facias to me
directed VIII be exposed to Public sale Vendue
- On SATURDAY OCTOBER 28, 1867,
az ~ auction store OF William Frank s. w. corner
OF NOBLE and SECOND Streets the following emu
meTated articles, viz - ~ n ,V'i'-e ~
q oak DintugrOo Chairs.
Hair Mattress. it IfHuI l
SCI Feather Pillows and Bolster. ,a- Al
1Spring Bed. .i..'I
2StraW Mattresses fl .ft !.
Seized and taken In execution as the property or
william n cal Jra No, s5l North Fifth street. oppo-
sIe Parrish, and 10 be sold ~
y. HENRY G. HOWELL, Sherlm
Philadelphia Sheriff Office Oct 49, 1867, 10 70 ~
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-Th twenty
sixth anniversary of the Calvary Baptist Sunday
School was held yesterday afternoon at the
church, Fifth street, below Carpenter. The eXer-
cises consisted of the usual religious services,
addresses by the Rev, L. p. Hornberger, Rev.
John a. Mexican, and Rev. Dr. Cooper; reading
of the superintendent's report, and the presen-
tation of offerings by the several classes. From
the report of the superintendent, Mr.. Walter
Mcfarland, we gather the folio lowing:-Superin-
tendents OF the school, 8; Librarians, q teachers,
rs; scholars, $50; number of volumes in the
library, 1000. The anniversary celebration was
we'll attended, and the exercises were interesting
throughout.
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r ABOR LIEN UPON CROPS.
HEApouARrEss, DIsrRIoT OF ALABAMA
MokTaohRRY, ALA. Nov. 7, 1857. I

HEADQUARTERS, DIsTRIor OF ALABAxA,t
AoEIaohRRY, ALA. Nov. 7, 1857. \
GEsERAL ORDERS, No. IL:
In order to to tcultuTal laborers In this
State payment for the labor Of this year, len 10
hsrsby created In their favor upon the crops grown
or the farms on which they are respectively EN-.
pluyed. Said lien attaches from this date, and Ia
. ibordinate to prior liens.
This lien win be rto,gniIed by the several courts
and msgstrass Of this State, and will be enforced
by attachment to be issued by Aay Judge, clerk Of
court Of records or justice Of the peace In case the
amount clai lined to be due Is one hundred dollars or
less, Il .hAl be Ieturnabs before justice OF the
county; and when II exceeds one hundred dollars,
It shall be rsturnAble before court Of record hav
ing Jurisdiction Of such cases.
Bueh attachment will bs issued whsn any part Of
the crop shall hereafter be removed or be about to
be removed without payment OF the wages, and
without the consent Of tie lsborer
reeitsd and Of the amount Of wages due or TO ba.
come due to the lAborer due to become due for
his share OF the crop, and bond bsing given, In
other cases OF attachment, the attachment shAl at
once issue to the proper oeer, TO be levied on so
much Of the crop produced on the plantation as
shall be sufnsient to supply the demand but In
caSe the piAintf shall In his adAvit that he
Is unable to give security, then the attachment shall
itsas without any security on the bond.
The Attashmsnt suit shall be triable st the nrs,
term Of the court after the execution and return Of
the writ Of attac hmsnt and any number Of AboTers
on a plantation may Join In one auit,
By eommsnd Of Brsvst Major General Wager
Ewayne. D. U. 0hkkNE,
Captain assh Inf.ntry, Brsvst Major u 9. A. p.
@. and A. A. A.0 nov23.6t
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OBITUARY.

D,ed-Mss MARaAIEr N. BLAIA, q near relative
and member Of the family Of the Hon. Jehu inor
Bolts.
Mss BLAIR died at Auburn, Culpsp,r county.
Virginia. mr. Botts 70 idsnes,) on Friday, the 10Th
inst, Many years an inyA ID spd much Of the time
. great sufferer, she finally died Of pnsumonia-ta
attack too severe to be resisted By the best medi al
'kilL When attacked her impaired and snfsebl' d
gushed head Of the family with Its other msnbe $,
into dspih Of sorrow which We can neither ia hon
nor depict Bat how ehsonng 70 know that they 10
not mourn g q. a. those ,ei.aoL hops, In every r.. re-
fsetionatsly called By Mr.. Botts and his ehi'drn-
was IemArksble lady. Her intelleetuAl faeuities
were Of high ordsr, siudiously eultiVAts render
ing hsra most entertaining hesls;' Of NJ. b9us sn
country. She was equally at home and At ease with
the learned and unlsarned-alwAJs studying no"
shs might make some personAl saerihee 70 ths som-
fort and happiness Of others. whistler Of hisa de;
gree or low. No person ever visited a. M boHs'
Without bringing away. enshrined in his memory
and heart forever, the angelic eoantsnAnee 81 the
dear, good hfss Peggy Blair - In early NE me
natural beauty Of her eharAeter reesiVet ih eddi-
the soul felt and soulilsPiIng profession she made
of the religion Of Christ her Saviour. Her chris
| tlAnity was founded on the "Rook Of Ages, never
dimmed By unbsliof but ever AeiVe and sxPAnding
| casting q radiance upon and around her person
suited 10 the gsIs Of angels th'n Of fallen maa
life thus useiully and graeefully spent desired no
lingering on ths Shores Of Time a. II drew 70 iM
Awaiting ii 5svOad What an example. to initiate !
What Heaven to hope for and strive for Happy
Miss Peggy Blair, y and happy will be her thou
sand surviving frisads n Psrmltsd, throuih God
has Just taken flight Hsr friends do and must mia.
her, but why mourn the exchange she has made
from world Of pain and sorrow to smother 9f In
mortal joys.
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ID r o P o s A l. s
TYics DEPor AND pI BuRsISs Q. n

OFFICE DEPoT AND DI BuRsiks q. M
ATLAsrA, GA Nov. 10. 1867.
eealed Proposals will be received At this ofiee IN
I'll 70 IN. MONDAY, December 0, 1857, for supplying
s5i window Frames and Sash, double hung, 4 Inch
thick, IS lights loIls. with Pullis', cords, and
ia Psnt do. ~ in. thick, Is II shtS iOxI2
4SO Plank do. ~ in. thick, IL lights l0xl2 Sash
TO be glazed With a good quality Of American
glAss; both frames and sash to be prlmed.
27o Door Frames and Panel Doors 3xs feet, ~ In.
thick.
10 Door Frames and Panel Doors sxs feet, lIl In
thick, with transom, lights loxi2, o. O. mould
10 Door Frames and Panel Doors 2yir7 feet. ~
1876 Door Tr.m.s and Panel Doors feet 8 10. by 8
r. in, ~ In. thick.
6s Door Frames and Panel doors 2IfIs feet, ~
In. thick.
Doors and frames to bs primsd, and Gansoms 10
be glazed doors TO be trimmed with loose Joint butts
aud rim locks Of good quality, with brass tumblers
and mineral knobs; door aud window sills must be
OF hard wood. Al TO be delivered at swift Race
Track, In the city Of Atlanta, who're they will be
Inspected. Delivery TO commence December 20, and
to bs completed by December 81.
Proposals will be In triplioste, aud endorsed by
sureties, as usual.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids select sueh parts OF bids as may be for
tbs best interests Of the service.
Proposals should be addressed to the undorsigned
and endorsed upon the envelope "PrOPosals for the
delivery Of doors aud windows''
By order Of Brsvst Brlgsdisr General r. saxtOu,
Chief Q, NJ II. j. PARNSW0RTH,
first Llsutenans, Stth Infantry, A. NJ in charge
OF depot. noV22-td
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

LATE MEXICAN News IrENs.-Late advices
from Mexico to the REPUBLICAN state that the
rumor Of Mr.. PRrrcHARD, editor Of the Mexican
Standard, coming to this country on behalf Of q
mission from President JuAREz, to effect q loan,
turns out to bs without foundation and Is ON
phstically denied By the Mexican papers.
Mr. JoaS BLACK has been granted the cor
responding exequator Of the Vice Consul Of the
United States in tho city Of Mexico. Similar
sIequators have been granted to Mr.. 4. II.
sAULsIER as ~ocrs1itsJ Consul In Vera Cruz,
aud to Mr.. S. ULglck in Monterey.
The Mexican Government is said to consider
the subject Of the abolition Of capital punish
msnt, and JUAREE Is reported to have mad,
that fact known at banquet given by him tt
the Bolivian Envoy.
Mr.. REsE MASON, former editor Of the Trai
d. Union, Is said to bs expected In the city o.
Mexico to resume the publication Of his news
papers.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

That "BucKIrE. We are glad to chronicle
the fact that an agency has been constituted 10
this city for the sale Of the popular Buckeye
Fine Cut" This Fine Cut is manufactured In
Toledo, Ohio, and Is pronounced by judges to be
decidedly as hne as any Tobacco ever offered to
the public. The attention Of dealers and chew.
srs Is called to this Tobacco. as Mr.. James s.
Clayton, corner Psnnsylvania avenue and Sixth
street, the agent, Is prepared to supply the
Buckeye" in any quantity.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
Georgetown and Alexandria.

ospsas roe TEE NArIosAL RsrvsLioAs, in George
town, may hlsn At the once Of J. J. Boous, Real
Estate AEssk Hish street, one door below Bridge
street. "a ~ a. a. -
Mr.. rrorAa 'oAr4Asns., No. ,lso q A.spA s,sss.,
between oibssa ssd Yrsnkin, ienr ssihorissd ssss,
for the nArIcsAL RrruspoAx Il ths aty Of Aissss-
msnts, and receipt thefefof. Il W ~
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
PER8ONAL.

AMONG the arrivals Of Wsshinstonisns In
New York ysstsrday, We notice the names Of
Msssrs o. Chamberlain, L. p. DslgadO, 8. Will
lisus, and J. 8. Burr
We sorIcE that the following Washingtonians
sre In Philadslphis Msssrs. ]. A. Hamilton,
T. G. Adams, N. D. Houpt, J. Ramsey, II. Pet
tit, and J. Hsmsrsley.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
n.r,m,n,. o. J.e. p.sl.

RIcHxosD, Nov. 2,-Mr. Davis left Canada
last Tuesday, and TO avoid attracting attention
in New York went on board the steamer Abe.
marie, st her sailing hour, Q o'clock. He was
unaccompanisd BY any one. ----.--
On his arrival hero he took q coach and drove
TO Judge ould's house. No ono expected his ar.
rival to-day, not even his counsel. His counsel
tonight dsny the report that ,hey had ady In.
tsntion Of resisting trial before Judge Under.
wood. Ht1. .a..t Va
Mr.. Davis is in sxosllsnt health, and quits
cheerful. Many friends are calling on him to.
niSht.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

the Illinois railroad for distance Of 100 miles
the prairiss are burning, and In Union county,
Illinois, the flames are extending into Ne woods,
which are burning. No rslisf isisoksd for un.
Ill heavy general rain falls, Of vhish there Is
now no prospsst Immediately. hsEA
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

DR.. GRAY gives his fourth Discourse 10 young
people on Bible Pictures Of First Things at the
z street Baptist church tomorrow night. These
popular Discoursss arc drawing crowded houses
subjeet-Fint, Paradise Lost-Ths World In
Gloom-A Star Of Hope.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

From 81. Louis-Prsiris Fires Raging
Immsnse Amount Of Property Destroyed.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Prairis Rrss continue 10
rage in all sections west They have been par.
ticularly severe 10 Northern and Western Mis-.
sOuri and Kansas, in many instances devastating
whole farms. Immense amounts Of property
have been destroyed. Tho sWamps In Southern
Missouri arc said 70 bs mas Of Are, and along
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
From Fort wayne, Ind.-Gsnsrsl Council
Of the Luthsran Church.

FoRr WAYNE, Nov. 22.-Ths General Council
Of the Lutheran church adopted the proposed
constitution with great unsnimity, and are now
fully organised. Twelve synods, 1000 congrs.
cations, and 16o, 900 members are represented.
Much interest Is felt in Europe and Amsrics
in the proceedings Of this council Of synods.
Important questions In regard to doctrine and
discipline, and in reference to education and
missions will be considered BY the council.
Over one hundred delegates are present.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
lOfRICIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF frArs, I
MAaHIEnIon. HnHambar FL, 1851.

wAsHIsoroN, November 81, 1857. :
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. J. Fl McCoLLEY, the Consul Of
the United States at cAliao, Peru, Of the death,
on the 3lst Of July last, at Callao, Of RoBERT
STEAD on the 24tb Of August, b. p. HOosDosi
on the 26th of August. CHARLES MARRARDi and
on the 10th Of September, Of W. @. TARwooD.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
From ciucinnati-Ths Late Rsiirosa Dis
aster.

CIHcINNArI, Nov. n Further developments
Of the Lookland disaster show that II occurred
on an smbankmsnt Of nearly . mile In length
and about thirty feet In height, the ascent to
the track being so steep that 1t was almost i'm.
possible to reach the cars. The remains Of the
Misses Morgan and Mr.. Jackson have boon re-
moved 10 Spring Grove vault, there to await the
order Of their relatives. A coroners inquest Is
now progressing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

"Tun PEARL or SAVIOR" was produced at the
National last evening, on the occasion Of Miss
MroHELL's benefit Tonight she plays "Ths
Little Treasure" and THE Poultry Dealer"
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
The North caroIins Election

WLMISGros, N. C. Nov. 22,-Thsre Is moth.
log definite with regard to the election. Col.
umbus and Duplins counties elect Conservatives.
Cumberland, Bladen, Brunswick, and Huron oil
20 Radical. The State will probably give
twenty. Ave thousand msjority for the cOnSsrva.
tiYes.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
The Weather In the Far west-The Health
Of Our Troops.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 22,-MsjOr Robert c. Walker,
paymsster Of the army, ret urnsd yesterday, from
beyond Red river Of tho North. He reports the
river and all tho lakes open, and the weather In
Dsootah Territory charming and mild as Indian
summer The health Of the officers and men at
Forts Ripley, Absrcrombis, Rswsou, and wad'-
worth Is excellent.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
THE LATE RAILROAD DISASTER.
City Note Question in New Orleans
UTHERAN CHURCH COUNCIL.
FROM EUROPE BIZ CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. 22-Evenipg -Consols closed
9Ii bonds 7oi Illinois sSii Erie 4ei.
FnAsxroRr, Nov. 22.--Bonds 75i.
LrvERrooL, Nov. 22-Evsning Cotton closed
qu,st Uplsnds eight quarter Orleans sid,
with sales to-day Of 10, 900 bales The sdvicss
from Manchester arc unfavorable. Goods and
yarns are declining.
Lospoy, Nov. 22.-Ths excitement over the
approaching executions Of the Fenians at Man
chester Is very great Meetings were held at
London, Birmingham and Manchester in favor
Of respite. Al Birmingham there was some
rioting. and feeling against the Fsnisns Is very
bitter, The Queen to-day directly refused the
petition TO reprisvs the condemned.
Msnchsstsr 10 full Of infantry. cavalry, and
special police. Barrieades have been thrown
up BY the latter for protection In case Of riot.
An effort wss made in the House Of Commons
last night for mercy, but failed The House
was inexorable.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-The army bill in the Corps
Lsgistatif makes the term Of service nine years,
The Emperor Of Austria agrees to = conference.
Fresh srruptions Of small bands Of Gsrribaldi.
ans into the Papal territory were quickly sup.
pressed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

"LADrEs REMEMBER" that no matter what
ssyss Of "walking Boot" you wish, you are sure 10
nnd The largest and best selection At Q. y. Cummins
Sztsnsivs Boo. and Shoe House, SAT ssvsnih srse'.
ttwo doors below X and Northern Martst) %
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
ID E NJ o V A L.

NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4s7
IN NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND E.
weleh's best Flour, New BIokwhsst Flour, fresh
from New York mile Graham Flour, choice North.
ern Butter, Lard, Eggs. srgar.eured Hans, No I
Maekerel, in kits; Northern Apples and Crauber.
toes n cans; Loring's, o. den. aud other syrups I;
Boston and other Crack re- puio Spices, Died Fruits
And other choice GRoCERfBs always on hAni.
Treasurer will be at the store at all hours Of the
day 10 reeei . subscriptions for stock.
SHARES ti0 EACH. oc30. 3m
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND
STRAW.
CHIEF QuARrRRAAsIER's 0YIiCE,)
FIasr MILirARr DIsrnIor,

CHEZ QuARrKRkAsIER's OFFICE,
FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor,
RloBMosD, Va Nov. 10, 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
SATURDAY, November 20. 1857 at IL clock, M, for
furnishing the Government with ten thousand no c00)
bushels OF Oats, (more or less and (T500) seventy
nye thousand pounds Of Straw, tmore or lsss)
The Oats and Straw TO be Of good merohantabls
quality. The former will be received By weight, at
thirty two (3l pounds to the bushsl. Sacks will be
furnished By the 0overnment but the labor Of put
ting Oats ipto same must be performed by the con
tractor at the place Of delivery.
Proposals lau.t be addressed to Brsvst Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ Moore, QuArtsrmAster q. s. A., and
Chief QuarsImaster First Military District, Rich.
mond, Va, and should bs plainly marked "Prososals
for oats and Straw
Delivery to be made at the wharf or railroad dspots
In the city Of Richmond, ,YA and must be eomplstsd
within twenty l20) days from date o contract
All Oats and Straw contracted for under this Adyer
tsement will be hsidly inspected and such do not
prove Of good merehAntabls quality will be scied
Payment TO be made on completion Of the contract.
The Chief ouartermaster reserves the right to 70
jsct any or all bids that he may deem too high.
For guaranty required, and form Of guaranty, see
advertisement OF October 10, 1867. -
BY direction Of the ouartermaster General o. 8. A.
JAMES n. MOORE,
Breyst Lieut. Col. and ouartsrmsster y. R.A,
no2l I'D Chief Q. n First Military District
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
From Rio Jausiro shipping Intslii'
renee.

NEw YoRk, Nov. 22.-The steamship Guid.
ing Star has arrived from Rio Jansiro october
20, Dsrmudss November 2, and st. Thomas No.
vembsr l6. She left at Rio the ram stouswall
and the United States gunboat Huron, Gag ship
Gulnairs, steamers Pswnee and Wasp.
At Bahai, on the soth ult.. the steamer Mo.
nong ,hela was At st. Thomas
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

GRAY At THE METROPOLITAN HOUSE,
southwest corner Of fifteenth and streets, Is now
prepared to receive his friends on the European
plan. Ladies' and ssnslsnsa will slwsys Sad at
this sstsblishmsnt the best the market affords.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
D UCK Low Es.

Genuine BUCKsKIs GLOVES, wholesale and rs.
G tail, a. aAASBgRs \ SONS. No, lo' High street,
i LaSiis AND GENTS eAuErLErs MADE TO
oAphh' N non.lm
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

IT IS HOB in the air IL is extensive on
the ground; II h wiilso,'s Cabinet Farniturs Ware.
heass, corner kinih and D strss,s. His prices, al.
wars low. are lowsr now than ever. Bic stock,
always large, 10 now the largest In washissten.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23
LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ny THE AssoCIATHD PRESS.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
APPROACHING EIECBflOS 0PTHE PBNIANS.
The Queen will Not Rsprisye The Condemned.
MANCHESTER FULL OF TROOPS.
THE ARMY BILL IN THE CORPS LEGlSLlTIR.
THD MARKETS.
FROM RIO j AM 4 I H q Z.
Tho Movements OF JEFF. Davis.
ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
ALABAMA CONVENTION.
TINE LAVE RAILROAD DISASTER.
City Note Question in New Orleans.
LUTHERAN CHURCH COUNCIL.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

OK MONDAY EVENING Mas. LANDER will sp'
Psar a. Elisabeth, at Walls Opera House.
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

To rnrLor Heeting moment protitably
look st saks Aco. . price list In The RrsusLIcAs.
Their location u at SIT ssvsnth street ur
The national Republican., 1867-11-23

An amendment to the article on the Legislative
department was offered to empower the Lsgisla'
turs, at It's next session, to go further In dis;
franehising persons who had participated in tn,
rebellion, and have not aided in reconstruction,
was tabled on the last vots-43 to 81.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT
Will be under the charge Of
THE PRINCIPAL AND HIS LADY.

The exercises of this institution will begin
October LIST 1866, and close ON the last Friday
In June 1867.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14
RAILROADS
Railroad Line.


Steamers on Mississippi River, and trans Oh
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad counec
with this line af Memphis.
Trains on Mississippi Central and Mobll,
and Ohio Railroad connect with this line a
Humboldt
Two daily trains run through from Memphi,
and Humboldt to Louisville without Change
Of cars, both trains making direct connection
At Louisville with Jacksonville Railroad. for
Cincinnati. indianapolis, and all important
points North and nast. Baggage Checked
from Yicksburz, Jackson and Canton, TO Louis
Vile; also from Memphis and Humboldt 10
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all important
points North and East.
TA.k fer Tickets via LsuIsrfIIe,
Express FREIGHT Trains run through from
Louisville 70 Humbsldt in - hsurs, and 70
Memphis IN IS hours.
Through bills q ladiug for shipments 30 ell
points on the Mississippi Central and Mobile
md Chic Railroads issued By areuts 81 this
line at Cincinuafi and Louisville. aud by
lreuts ~ the Trunk Lines from Boston. New
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