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j. FRoCK BUSINESS COATS, Of
Silk Mixed and Harris Cassmoro, at
nov 20-2aWtf S. Dealhams, l0j, King st.
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CIT I,E EN- s. {.

CAFES FOR GENTLEMEN,
.''. Made of Beaver Cloth, at
nov 20-2awtf S. Dealhams, l0G King st.
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CIRCUIT CoyRr The Circuit Court Of this
county, Judge Thomas presiding; resumed its
session to-day. In the case of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company vs.. Slaughter,
the Judge delivered an opinion, overriding the
demurrer, aud deciding lhat.the property Of
the company is not subject to levy, Tor. The
amount of the debt claimed. ..' ."
Hocnstine VS.. Fish-trespass-Thc jury
sworn in this case last Saturday, to-day return-
ed verdict, finding $50 damages for rlaintiff.
Stewart vs. Frcnch-- cilauccry judgment. -
The opinion Of The Court was read in this
cause, and Mr. French discharged upon the
payment OF costs of this motion, and future
action TO be determined by tl,c Tact whether
the JUDI ,nent shall be continued or not.
Abbott e. Noble VS. Kohl & Bro, sct al, re-
port OF Commissioner revived. -
The silt of Lampcrt VS.. KeisanlalEer was
revived q @"2 A ~
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS

ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MhNAs-
sAs5 RAILROAD COMPANY. The annual gem
ralsmeetng of Observation-Disclosures Of the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad Company
convened at the office Of the company, in this
city, at noon to day, aud was ca4iell to order
by John S. Barbour, upon. whcsr motion 4.
Turner, Of Rappamoek, was called to the
Chair, J. n, Reid, secretary o. The company,
acting as Secretary. tJh 9 ~ @#,aa =" =
After the appointment Of a committee on
proxies, consisting of ~. FL. Massie, OF Abe
marie; T. A. Brewis, of Alexandria and r.
NJ. Latham, Of Culpepor,. the meeting took .
recess until 8! 80 clock this evening"! q a.s5
The report of the President and Chief Enr.
gineer will be found elsewhere in to.day's Ga
zCtte ,-.@i' r. '..''.' e].i -
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The steam tannery of Mr.. Horn, near Glade
Spring depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, was burnt on Friday night last.-The
Lynchburg News says the establishment was
one Of the largest aud most complete in Vir-
GINA, and possibly in the South, and was fitted
up with all the modern improvements for car
rying on the tanning business {.
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REFINED

ICuMOND REFINED
II SUGARS AND SYRUPS. 49,.
This day receiving per schr. Alice Curtis an.
other invoice Of SUGAR from the Refinery OF
G. j. MORRIS & CO., Richmond, which am
instructed to sell as low as they can be bought
in Baltimore. These Sugars have been tried by
our confcctioncrs and pronounced equal to any
they ever used.
Conlectioncrs and Merchants would DO we'll
TO examine them.
OFFER FOR SALE.
200 bbls. "a" Circle A." 3d." &C." &C
Yellow,n sc Extra and Yellow.
DO bbls. Virginia Golden Syrup.
nov ST GEO. Ii. ROBl NSON.
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NLOAKS AND SACQUES.

Y
An assortment of beautiful Cloth Cloalls an
Sacqu"s, Just received by
nov % HARPER & BRO
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-19


Fasnani n p%tevIoos ngiIee, 4
lafas number ol The oolofed eitiltu4
|f PAnoIn tnab,y met n l,aftka, ~
IIH 10Th Inst,
Tho meeting vas organized by call
", \ MotgpD 10 the chair
Go motion, SAMUEL Rudd was APP
pointed secretary.
The chairman, shef sthiineth Oh
bet Of ihe meeting announced that
|he WA opposed u loyal LEAGUES and
|'elGsoaiiou of tbe white mans prop.
|ty, ard advised bis fellow-citi,cua
not b. drcam of such athmg, bat q.
like bonest men, and thus se1
euro The good alll Of tbc white poo
pie. AIR The conclusion Of tbd
chdrm@,'s remnrks, The following
resolutions wcru unanimousl adoptcd]
! Resolved, That We are IN favor o1
and c1uh hyN, without distiuc
lion Of color M racc.
, Resolved, That the colorcd man J
free, and has q right by law to hold
office aud vote ms he rleascs; 10 hold
political conventions or meeting M
ne free, independent men; Ind
there "a no neccsaty 10 90 IN the dark
h secret 10 do whatever Nm honest
man ought 10 do, aid we arc
opposed 70 all secret prliticai meet
Hhh I'D
Resolved, That We are IN favor on
men as members or tho
State Convention, without distinction
pf color or race, md we invite ain
pcaceablc, ilaw-abidirg men 10 join
ls. Il aYl q .Hfg g8ItH6
The resolutions having been adopt
n, " X. Oliver was unanimously
nominated as a candidate for the
State Convention. . ~ sai a|
On motion, The Pamela STAR was
respectfully requested to publish the
proceedings OF this meeting.
W. J. MoRoAY, Chr'n.
SAMUEL RuDD, See'ya ~ A3
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W. p6lAk ~ kliow sAi
All ah,sHs N lHe nhHlr VIA
4 shlle mans uggtnmsnb VA
We TFbaFH n \ fffHFtHiI0H HHifF
|lls % N sHafeas hnN#H - lhA
HiIfafy NHa Aff requested N meet
IN lhs ig~a n F#aafs ~ ffidag
b. Nth ast iSt eesfy iattiligfhl
|otw N VIZ f6nnlfy N me- Nnniy
HsssHa thls mssslnv aHa eamlFIbafs VI
flilr mllohm 10 Inc All and Mppml
NJ Olaf Policy which silf steer Nv
eaifafioh N iba tlais free lfefa ~
|ula Apd role n ihA Hadieal iafiy u
IuY mliH
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The dadctisned respectfully tenders IFS SER
vices as agent for the sale Of your cotton m
ihis city, and for the purchase OF your supplies.
fhe nnf6rtnnatc termination of.lhe late war,
(which y materially Affected The bes Interests
NJ tue South, hg also had Ito rffsct ppou the
commission businessof this city, a, transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less soIl remember with what p rtinady pre-
kious 10 the war amounting. IN, ssme instances
10 annoyance, YOU We're solicited ft businesA
\, the rate oflffy cents per huls commixi %,
|tcs q draysger and ssofsd fos stxslye mouths
|wiVloui charge, Then tas win be again fhe'
iptcincer was the rtilinr elefrrnt, ana hifhl
rents rch iaadlortiE and merchants vsxs The
.fesaal 81 planters patronage. No people or
occupation have been movc seriously prostraied
|ihan planters and planting, aud hdne W much
Observe TO he fostercd and. aided On shslf Aaforl
|%tanals changed coalition -jlov sh@s aid >.
s,niucb needed has been metea out. you. i opiue.
|too we'll know. oncrous rotcrnmenf itdtes1n
|%gtnefsl, sad sspedai hx upon yeur fesainr
|~pfednrtion, cssicn, large profit. roe hnve hsd
. pay upon Supplies furnished, commissions on
tales ranging from 81 50 70 IS 90 per bale,
tnchshly storage =, exssbitan, prizes, And cshcf
csPenes o. per reference 10 Jour acrount alez.
r. e sum total VIII leave yea ha. iitls, n aay.
lnipg, upon which to rebuild your shattered
'oftunes or to compete With the new ordef
4 a~fairs-frte labot fwhsnI Withdrew from
Ne rettoa and combustion bssissss ,in 1850,
3ptifate reasons then led nc 10 beIeye that
wuuit never engage n u Atnin. The s~ofcfta.
Ton uf many friends shs1 we're former pssraa.I
Ped adglv To pfonats The iufrrest a ths
planting commnniiy, ~ far "a ny .ieehk enurss
an 10 %, md the apparent want Of crAfstnie
sthihitca tn acornmhaity that IN timss ~,
imded 40 materially TO the prosperity 81 Mem.
phis ADD rs mercantile community, lAs iclar-
nisra tas again 10 Offer nv 4crvice. IN d.
tan<sif = saued. The reduced sasksaf col
tons IN the United States and shoft s%upplisA n
fhclAAnds ofkes England usahu6seasers ~
sAassa seme sdsanee ia pfices ftsm The lac d
PRESTON hcnec cary sales NAY h prudent And
smaaemtivei such was the case ihsnstfm1
P~aasons and maay plaaissss have he'd cause "a
e<sht NE asting upon The ~ cas-usn ~pr-cfir<'
hQiiipg aud drawing upon their cotion.. /
huHd ANA 10 PLANTER % ~rnd torwatd ~
Stiun rnltm hs WISHED n salsf ursn me- A.
'euss naFkstx u can \ Aeld At nome nu<l1
asfer thau h Nsmphb W rhsruSs' ia
slllie cotton vii he one dolls. per bais. IN 1
fHiF.afs ezs'eain IN as<<s fnax Fhsfnel.a
lssr4ats>sy. shall buy ybsr mn iiesa -
Iuhols<als hpnz<s giving yoa The kena6t a a.
pne y shtft ~ sntt attendan 20 Al I'D
asrscthsn< u enf hAsis~sp nhcte d r,~vss !
aFe sAaSe q P.~lrssasea Fdef ) Il
svtvYssfrny .m,si .zasl
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A Boston paper has a would be
correspondent, who signs him'
elf Sob Sass.R fEle il not half ~
Balaam's saysan exchange
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hWhlHr = Hfistfmty ~ fHHgkeH Afih
b. belal ssinmiiy lbs thin HasidlI
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80 saIllan llls round aaklf, lie hiall
nNep and he hollow lnafalb,
\ goaeh wldth A Ne hleh WY
1 nb mja, D fffam NJ wiief sbal
b. ahfa h n9w With ihe post Mt I.
f4HdibTl fht M pplay ma IN W.
ohbafy, a. #lftly iella a waii A
.peligfre az ~ miwbapeD fsefes'
y eces, IA oOfnH and buul0ps din
tway Affection THE hefee ihoasib'
|p9iiy 81 tstfactim ~ tlenb Hmia,
Hnht t#atffn HHf HnAH nod af1 VIZ
nbt result a noticeable M morn n
|lesl apimat. MN falls N loYe u,
bodily with 4 seduaice fooi 81. viii
pn ATTRACTIVE face Ne finds In n
lttnHand expressive movements ~
|hrn tread tpcakA NJ a decided ,har.
|artcf NJ quick step dehotts anger
elasticity Of motion assures him d
iydinem md good hamor IL hasij
Tread denotes impotit bce nv aibtf'
Iglldo signifies cunning, while ih'
1utf but mnrkfd foofi.fl gtamntepl
IN M ahcctionAte disposition. Thu
|ftce oGen doceiyes With IN alldfin
mile Il u taught VI traiocd by dc.
Iign or habit; opeUncss y gdardct
|br tonlbcd, but De foot speaks n
psn iahgJagc, uDrcstrained and an.
|miorcd aud dc male rex oge d deb.
lof gratitude to fashion for gigihl
|blncl honest fct 10 the future ador.
yT ~ human existence.
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PREMIUMS FROM ESQ TO $4,000

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A Russian engineer exhibits trail
lwuy invention. Tho object istosayc
|the power gained IN a descent, nov
Host In The friction Of The brakes, with
wear and tear, and me 10 IN an ascent.
FTo do this the engineer has attached
No The locomotive two very heavy IN.
wheels. Going down hill they net A.
4 brake, and the force they gather
win carry the train up an equal risel
less the friction. Here model train
loadcd with water runs down a SHARP
incline, the water runs Of, and Tho
force 81 the ay-whccl carriesthe trin
|tnck TO the place Of starting, In
khis way short line, taking coal
Flown an incline--ffom the Pits
month for example-could be work
kd without any power but that gain
|ed by each descent Of the train.
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What Red Clover Does.

Mr.. s. y. Todd, in the course Of al
discussion beforcthc New York In.|
Club, referred 10 the fertiliz-|
Of red clover as follows;
On the heavy, stubborn soils Of thd
Of our northern lakes, the pro
|dlictiop Of red clover has been of in,
|caIoulable value in rcnovatipg aud
changing the character of those stub
born soils, so as to render them mord
productive from year 10 year, Under
the amsllprating Influences Of a crop
red clover, farms that produced
scarcely q rcmuucrating crop when
Tho virgin soil Was first turned Nv
with the pillow, now yield annually
crops Of choice wheat o.. other
The distinguishing eharac,
teristio of red clover as a rcnoyator
of the son, V to produce vegetable
mould or humus. Where humuJ
|abounds in large, quantities in thu
poll, red clover is not the furtiIiscd
|required. But where the surfaoci Is
|not covered by a s.ra,u,n Of Rps
mould, rsdH eleyer ran be, raised will
eminent satisfaction and prof. 81 Oar
|most extensive Pennsylvania farmer
|nndsrsind and appreciate the exosl-
lcnce aud efficiency Of red clover,
Almost cur entire country has got ~
|renoyats with rod clever. cd and
lnpoverished Acids viii eventually
Pc made TO feel tho amelioraiipg an
fluenees Of the eaident repovsior 81
poor and badly managed SOIL And
this great and desirable, change will
ba wrought out ~ the nr0daesisa d
|rvd clover. klrsl. 80 .
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WIN iffllHX ~ nhnttffshfH UT
rew, We are caiIsi aI"p 10 Day 4
sosmnee 70 cbg readers aIe deaih .
mfiatsa~<lst Major NJ 4 wAho
wIsD departed ihis llf on Saturday
LAT, he t2ib insss Al thirty 'tv'
misuica after tisfrs ooIwk D. u
Although his death had Iron es
pecied sill IN announcement cause'
a shock 70 The many friends who ba'
knesn him long and Ioved him well
and whe SiII mourn HE loas will
deep regret Major wsHb wss
native " Virginia, but bad reside
In Pamela county for The past tweDt,
years, having taken up his residence
here while the ceauiry around va
almost an nnbroken cane-brakc, apt
the red man still fingered IN h'
6.yoy,,s Lo,,;oo ryou,J, and h \,
ns
greafer debt of gratitude for services
rendered Ia their behalf. His lifi
was devoted 10 the alIcviation or III,
trials and distrcsscs ol sufssnc In.
80. .I =
a', ~a W W." ~
and comfort he extended TO them N
theft time Of need or our own
RELATIONS WITH hin. h a unnorc,ssry
IT, .l
~ "y' ,0s'' "',
KIND, generous, aud 'udulgent, and
not the slightest breath OF discord
ever arose 10 mar The harmony and
fr;ebdslip bctvecpp rs. Ma,or WYNN
4,
'ss Wy y
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\ f9l Mum rgnHo fl h9uil
OBERT A. M DON,
boa gniGslyr inT fHi1ao1 ~
Cotton Factor Z. :
AND
Commission Merchant
I276 Front street, 7oi ia
aif 10 FHHrs aaf Wrl. 9 ffIur
TENN.

Liberal advances. Supplies at wholesale
prices. Commission ior selling Cotton, one
dollar per bale. ~ cglaa Il
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a. + r.J. le1>eaEH,R lid !
ell hm islfI o % teda hra % Z
GROCER. COTTON "A @
Flsgs 81 usal s..s1d4 - s6,s
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esssrss esssassssss ,s<rsASss.
Se. sis frsas Row s.sss1 -
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II - He~- @ff -
Tbrkhf ~ ~. liberal tpfrcea~. hreso]
Rrsxfsdasdw - NJ :! dsnds V vooia :
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81 knd stts1duolau lhsff 90 iIz6df
= cts<ss re<disf ssfriiss ssteS1
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The New York Tribune has the
following reference 10 the Nashville
'nnnieirsi election. II is very IN
considering the soasce
The most sanwdoame sirlt, 10 1
khoughtful American would be q solJ
Elier standing guard before tho. poll1
bfa State which ~ .rsprcssalsd II
ongress, and is not subisst % nili-
larry rule . 4 result OF rebellion,
Nolbing eau be worse Tor the rcpub,
|ican party In Teuaessce than tho a.
HertiQn Of its rights by the bayonct]
pnd hF The freedmen there could IA
DO evil grsssrr than . sushph purl
Ehsssa by fehaag.s VI want Ans6I
Aa elcsiieus soopdaetsd ywishoad
bleodshsd, nd would SEQ wrsug ri
npphpsktcs a the rather dies knvs|
~ sistosioos BY fsoa.lii@ aSA.r
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Hus~ntsa ha4as Les mHh Hs
e. ihalf FaesI afa lat8maH fhaf fhsil
sslzf4bfsa 4. EN- amA AHa 4hle# no. H#fI
satsy susw \. Hlsf gis ~ sap m'hT
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No. is1-state ~ Mississippi Pivc Tharaand
FYt Dollars State Treasury, jackson. y %
Received Of W o. Lylcs pteSden, etc. pry
z. d. White the sum OF Fire Thousand nol-
lars lR tll Of Auditors receipt warrant No,
~ dated July ~, a. u. 1861, In his favor. on
aceeapt Of University OF Mississippi under s,l
Feo,ion Of All ui febtaary Ia. isGi. ratified
ni ~ Incorporating tin MissiAipni Amlsalta-
fai, Educational and Manufacturing AiIgoeictv
Uveh onder nv hand and srai ofoRre thl,
18Th Of July A. u, 1851 va slr.l4a 81
az -..4a J0DS H. EcHOlA
III n a-hs. anlfe'a'e trealuIsr.
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kxotIxpdf AID EprcA1Iox.
|wsbsier thus clearly and Sou;bly q,
PssAs thu az srssec be,s,sa laowl
Rdgsssas dsoiiss q - 70 ana 4
- not ocupdss al
~hieh. tns16 Sissd shs ~ srsn1
X s~dqRliPssa Ehs fsslipg sspk3
a'scpI!2e ~ pfaiss1 a'e z ~
tssined ore md worthy lsotiyes Ard
2 3 iasP1 ss pro(sRpd religion
slMAW4sFs
- ksiia ~ e4
fssuts ed ellen istas&asd
fhsqrs md aasktiss &c sLiltu
bear shls No. 10 misdt 80
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In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand scheme, there wiifbe Distributed 1850
IremiuniA amounting to ssss, ESQ IN e.see
o~s'lafA'ss- gr.Fai.9 err FahrlA
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hArtered by an act Of The Legislature Of Mis-
sisipFpphszed February 10, 1907. d1

Tho following Tccsiptirpm the State Treas.
ires sxhlbis tbs iaei ihRi the Society bhs paid
Ihto the State Treasury the sum Of Five Thous.
and Dollars for the benefit Of the State uniser.
NsA rtAtlsa feaU aiIiae x
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court ot the United Etates for the Dis
trict Cf Iowa,iu haukfuptry In the matter Of Bsn-
jamin Goodrich bankrupt, at Keoknk In sad district
on the 10th day Of October, A lsS7-Ue A District
OF Iowa. 6E
on the 2sth dsy of October, 1851, Aled in sSId
district court By Benismia Goodrich, Of sid
district who has been heretofore duly declared
under the art of Congress entitled aet establish
uniform d stem % baahrnptry throughout ~ Untsd
States" APPROVED March ID, 1867 FIR discharge aud
certificate ther col from all biz debts and other cair
cembef, 1867, It 10 O'Clock n, the once Of
John Brnce, RAsister Il RAakruptcy In Ksotuk, Lee
county, fosa I'd sid district n the time and place -
signed for the hsarBg Of ths aanA vhea cr~dtors
" t6~sai4 bsnkrapt nAy stseed snd vAcw cause II -
they have why the Of sad petition should MA II
granted and the second and third meeting Of credtsu
shall be had before the RsGstsr upon the day. ta
cause nay b shown agslnst the dischsrgs.
J.o. BUANS, Cierk Dstrsc4 Court,
Acse-Sw . Ksokuk. 1ovA
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


Troy, November I.
Weston, the pedestrian, reached here this
afternoon, quarter before 8 o'clock, and
failed yesterday IN the attempt to make one
hundred miles, in consequence of the almost
impossible condition of the roads. He re-
moved last night to East Chatham. lie is
in splendid health and spirits, and although
his ankles are q little sore, he expresses
entire confidence in his ability to make the
journey Within the time of the wager. He
will not attempt the feat of walking one hun
dred miles in twenty>four hours again until
after he leaves Buffalo
HAVANA, November 5.
A revolution has broken out in Hayti in
favor of Montez and against the authority Of
President Salnave.
MEMPHIS, November T.
The Board of Health nletto>day and passed
q resolution that the yellow fever is no longer
an epidemic, and invited the refugees to
return.
PITTsBrRG, November 4.
The Democrats of Pittsburg and Allegheny
are rejoicing over the New York election, BY
firing one hundred guns this evening.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November I.
The convention will be carried in this
State, in consequgneeef the division amongst
the Conservative press, but will almos. Ger
tainly be controlled by Conservative infu.
ence sra
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ST. Louis, Nov. I.
The annual Convention of the Western
Associated Press, which has been in session
here the past two days, closed its lsbors this
afternoon, after harmonious and agreeable
reunion. A large amount of business vas
transacted, and measures perfected for the
general advancement of the interests of the
Western Press. The following Board of Di.
rectors were elected for the ensuing year
Joseph Medill, Richard Smith, John Knapp,
w. W. Armstrong, John w. Foster, w. N.
Haldeman, and II. N. Walker.
At meeting of the Board of Directors.
held subsequent to the regular session OF
the Aesoc,ation, the following officers we're
elected Fl. N. Walker. President; John
Knapp, Vice President; II. E.. Baker, Sec,
re.sry; W. w. Armstrong, Auditors' G. B.
Hicks, General Agent.
The Executive Committee consists Of Jos,
Medill and Richard Smith. Il
A banquet at the Southern Hotel was riven
By the St. Louis press, which terninated The
meeting.
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Nrw nn1rIss Nnramhar

NEw ORLEANS, November I.
king Cutler has organized Union
party of Louisiana, which promulgates the
platform of universal suffrage, universal
amnesty, and universal education, and OPP
posing confiscation. The Times and he,
publican have been chosen as the official
organs of the party.
Ali of the coloted schools in this city
under the control of the Freedmens Bureau
were yesterday turned over to the Board OF
Public School Directors. The transfer in.
cluded teachers as we'll as pupils, the Board
agreeing to retain all the teachers who
prove themselves competen.upon examina.
ton.
NASHVILLE, November I.
The Senate day reconsidered the bill
prohibiting the distinction Of color by rail,
roads in the conveyance OF passengers, By q
motion to amend by requiring roads to pro-
vide ears especially for colored people.
Judge John F. Bayen was buried this after.
non. None Of the courts are in session.
MoB1LE, November !.
The Board of Health proclairns that the
yellow fever is no longer an epidemic, and
probably safe to visit the city.
CHARLESTON, November 1. Z
General Candy having suspended all the
municipal elections, it is understood the
present Mayor ana Council, whose time have
expired, will continue in Office.
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FLORENCE, November In the recent
engagement near Monte Rotundo the Papal
troops were badly beaten, until the arrival of
the French troops, when the tide of the battle
was turned. ass .
Paris, November There have been
serious riots enacted by the party Of action
in different parts Of Italy, and particularly at
Milan, where it was found necessary to call
out the troops to quell the disturbances.
Many fthe raiders we're killed and wounded.
DEvoSsrIsE, November Riots are re-
ported at Porequoy and other places in the
county. By the efforts Of the authorities the
trouble at Exeter was suppressed and the
town is now quiet. Many of the rioters are
under arrest
LcNnoS, November THE Times Of to.
day predicts that should Napoleon fail in
bringing abouta general Conference of Euro
peap powers to settle the Italian question, he
will abandon the defense of the temporal
power Of the Pope, e,and leave Italy free to
decide upon the future position of Rome. #