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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

ANClllb IGJCAhIQf tA0 kiN1 ONSAH
The order Of the day was ealledi after
a great deal Of discussion the article as
follows mas adopted as article IL Of she
constitution, by ayote Of 4S yeas to 80
naya;
No law shall be passed regulating labor
and fixing the price thereof sss
The following article was adopted as arti-
cIe twelve of the consultation;
Article u. Every person has the Eatu-
raj right to WoFship God according to the
test shall be required as . qualification for
ofice.
Mr.. Pinokback. Of Orleans, offered. the
following as article thirteen Of the bill OF
rights
The right of all persons to travel on the
common carriers and be entertained at all
places Of public character Ia this state
shall not be infringed or IN any manner
abridged. Which was adopted.
Mr.. Wickliffe, of Orleans, moved to re-
consider the article just adopted, which was
on division carried.
Mr.. Wickiitie then offered the following
as asnbssitute for the whole article and 10
be as article IS Of tho constitution, as
follows:
ART. -. All persons shall enjoy equal
rights and privileges withdrawing in this
state; and all public places Of refreshment
samnsement, entertainment, or Of any public
mature whatever shall be open to all per.
SONS alike. No company, or municipal
parish, or chartered corporation shall make
any rules or regulations creating any dis
tinciion between persons on acceunt D
trace or color.
4 Pending the discussion sf which The con
. veutiou adjourned 10 meet % ThurAday
January z, 1858 as II e'cleck.
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Nrcs UNnrED SrATEs MAnBlIkL D
Dxtfict of Louisiana, :
4eH ofafns. Docambnr IL 1861
TiHIs Is I'VE htTfCE THAT ON TlfE
u llthdsEq most, Al D, 1877, WARRANT
N 6ffSk ssnss % ss &. ''ssss S.1sS q
Of Oriesla a state df 1soulsi4na. Who was
kdiudged - fapt On his own petition; that
the payment 81 aeh|H and delivery Of any prop
erty belonaiar such tArkrur. to hini or for bis
use and tn ID sf of any propefty by him. ere for
bidden by f era n6ffing Of the creditors Of
the said hat uo prove thsir debts and to choose
one or mott "a saa 81 his estate wall be held ct
Unurt Of 9ltf # 5fa5, "a be Holden 6t Custom
houeo build "a al fua nilr 81 New Ufaaun liouiEi-
ana bsfofs M 81 fHlIohe Register, on the tenth
day Of JaunefI " ltf at 10 O'Clock A H.
Y. y HERHON.
" Halsini, District Of Louiaana-
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AsAnaIAeIa OF Apn1IsA -.
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.Ae1 REII.lIs. Is....,-..s.,..,.....Aas IZELEB
- q mn

DNNUN 7EADNNNU MANHlNIUAW'
2unuing west FROM Ornsha across thu oontinent are
now completed. end it ts expected that the remain
ing 81 miles to earry the track 70 the base oi the
Rocky Mountains, wall 10 tni6hed early 10 October
Contiaats have already beeu made for Foek-cuttngs
n8y0nd 70 be dauu during ths winter lhe work Is
bene pushed forward with equal onerRy or the Cal
iforR end Of the route, under tbs direction Of the
Central Pacific company Commencing a. haoremen-
TO- ana il is condenty expected that the two roads
will meet In 1870, thus completing the entire grand
line connecting the Atlantic ana paeidr oceans, on
which THlRfH.RIVEs HILBfONl DOLLARS In
ea have already been aHponded. IRON the liberal
government Aid, the wealth and energy Of the stock
holdsraahud the ready market ior the klrst Mort
gage BE s there Il no want Of funds for the most
vigorous prosecution Of the work and its early
platlon is Is certain any tusurs businszs event
can be.
Net EARNINGS OF UniaA Pnetfe Ra1Iroad.
During the quarter ending July 81 Of the current
year an average Of 3G ailea o. the Union Pacific
railroad was ID operaiicn. The Rnperintgndents re-
port shows the following result
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ORDERS FROM GENERAL cANHE.
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atTi1t Of liguiHauk. y
tHt4 ffII MS DeceIaber rs 1A5i.
H,HIs is TO fIV4I 10 sEs 1.lI A.e on \ TliK u,
Il 11th day Of 3qs tfs M y 1856 = N 4ktisAlit Z
IN BANKRUPf NJ l4 N ~ aSasnst tne estAte q
OARLDS VIE J&f ~ lraneis7lilas ,parlsn
sd;ndSs6 a IA 'sfI| 81 ri own retition that
an sav1aent q e.. sud Delivery Of eny
nrsnarfS1 baiuut 14Ii4 a iaUkranb to HIM
~ - #is ifehi nd 1l sn1Hiaf ef any prop
n,esstioe Il the . vs. b ? 6aid bankrupt to
,,rova tfsil deiifsi ( f. \ ono o. moro asaig-
80 ~ eie estsft iII ~ .1'| At y court of Bank
,-ontc, II bc Mold Ia II rl1t NJ, t1 ST. Charles
ttsrt,ot ~, he rttv 4 MN 1 4ta No1ieiaus, before
Ilap \. 'pardss,I |N flfsi day ok Kebrn'
No. ze--dslIfsi let "A hen,siAna
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RIErIEa TMRArmE.

4 NIGHT BUT THRIfE OF EDWIN BOOTH.
Who Eiil sppear this
4 llneednT Evening", january A. 1855
- hjs gesst perforfnsnce u RICHARD III,
/ fted By Mise MARY FloVLcKEn a. LADE AHNE.
fJ RSDAY-KdWin Booth as isicheheu, last time;
! 4gtiye preparstien-lhs oeie0rated drama OF
kP o. DAY. lal
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psrArH 4sggs 4sggE TnOArsoN

i514sca uafiEn STATES MARSHAL,
T. district OF Louisiana,
Fqv Qt eAns Deeembsr 3, 1861: y
n1HIB IS no tiNE NDIICE THAT ON rl3E
i eth day ~ n enha1. \. u. 1901, WARRANT
IN BANkHq issgsa sgainst ths
Orleans paris uraare and state 0f Loui.
siAna, who ~ sdludg.a hanhupt on hia
own petitiot fI7 Nat tfe payment o. any debts
and deliFefr lug property belonging %
such banknif hin * for his use. and the
transfer % Isl W4perly by him are forbid.
den By lkWf k meetinH of the creditors Of
said baHkrpr "a oys ilsir debts, and 70 ehooss
one or more d ~ s uI h estate will be held st
Courtof Baut5 81 Y u ka holden Al the Custom
house haildiaf "A eiil Of Now Orleans, Aoui-
giana. bef0rN 4 Ii Heli0fR. Register on Gha fth
0ay 81 Janua1fl L II ARCS Id O'Clock An.
= n Il IL y. ttkHBON, u. 8. Marehai.
10. 17-dsi1if District Of iouisiana.
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JERRTis BElrKSOrhlSH oFTIRGIdl.
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Es1 - IN nE1lKIAn /, BELL,

fRiGg UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
la District OF Louisiana,
"a ~ "a NaW Orleans, December 20, 1881.
V,di ~ ~ CINE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
A lal 4 da n mnesspber. A. y. 1861, WARRANT
lhH Yk UilJf was issued against the estate of
HHM Aka IA BHl4L, Of New Orleans. parish Of
OrfA AZ uetf Louisiana, who Wss adiudgeds
banh 1901 0Hn petition; that the payment
ofan4 ebts NNsllqfry Of any property belonging to
sueht snkt s3 him or for has use, and the trans
fer otl W ufNty By him. are forbidden BY iawi
thata zee ! h tie creditors Of the said bankrupt,
70 pft 4 Cd iabts, and TO choose one more 1E.
signeG a 10 tEa, win be had at Court OF Bank
rnpcH tcfe p1ldeh bt tho city OF New Orleans,
Iouisl d 90 ~. q. Pitkin, Register, on the
oOth q - 7Af1, A. ID. 1856, at 10 O'clock A. n.
3 & As-shal, Distfict Of LsuisisRa
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ni,er aeN., wsatAsI., and hafLst RspeIta.
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MIscELLANEoUs MgELLIaExoN
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CozPkssA ArIos.-It has been generally
conceded ikas The pen was the medium BY
which spoken atl1fances we're placed Rel-
means hat tsed ised by which the organ
or speeeh NAY raf back 70 tho orkaS Of
record tle do6s due. That "a. the tenebe
may db for She FeaoH Mhpt the pen soos
for speech. a paragraph going she rounas
says thsl pancil ariling may Be llzed nlsaost
indelibiy,s lAk by passing the Niolsteusd
tongue ever Even hreaihina nloslv
ostr The linHa. Aflef Nridnf, renders them
muck ess li1kla ID erasnra than when not
subjected d tAA process. a lriai OF fhe
experifhi viii readily satisfy aay. porson
q the 81 ~ d ths idea,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

lissrne STATES N M4aszii.,s !. 9 oEgncu. /

I ~ 7TTTTTI brAIE9 MABsHAL7s UFY1CI,
9 Ht District Of Louisiana,
- new Orleans, December "a 1851. ]
w NJ 5bigq4 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
" tadasn Dfcelpher, A. ID. 1851, a WARRANT
~ tNHH4Hft ssas issued against the estatss OF
II stHI 81 gi.lnS co and A.sW. YATT, Of
Ne QlltaN 1erlsk Of orleans and State of bouis.
IAN who ofd eejnGgcd bankrupts on their
oWA Nptit N; that the payment Of any
deh and dt cry oi any property belonging to suoh
bant -1ets lfu 81 Tor their use. and the transfer
o. a. plop4 BY l1ern. are forbidden by law; that
meei es.oi sltditofa u the said hankrupta ID
prov tdnfr| fshts and 10 choosea one or more as
sign spf h st4le. will be held at Court Of Bauk-
rhpl 10 b4t 1e9 n the DuAtonhouse building,
N q Cit , ~ Orleans. b0uisianA. before y. s..
keh iaeh - en the l3tt day Of January, A. d.
FJ.HERRoN.
t 3 MarslAl, District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

From tho aSAlatiye high charges the operating OK.
penses Of he road hut AZ per cent Of tho earn
ings and the ratio voald BE- much les1h the con
trRetore. busnoss were not dDno a. half rates,
Throwing out charges contrentora Tor ransporta-
tion of materials and men 6tl9 as s1 and 0eductng
95 $50 sD a1< per cent ttI5I 5el 20 as the prdIof
ton ehaFs eable on the work dcae Tor cpntactpre,
which Was less than actual cost beoausg Ct the hall
ptioa charged for IT. end We have tvs net Operating
oNpeuSes on tbs efeial Yass for tho quarter,
S13Ige6 co. The account for theC01nroFcni business
standa as follows
Earnines ior Nay june and July. ....., f723 76U "a
Expenses for Nay, June, aud July -l,..- 1lp6e 30
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DFrfA1
*
THIS Us TO CIV
II 1lth daN nf ueeai
IN "a < tKEUFl0Y
THOMAS 8 MtA
Holioinuh and stats 8
4 baAhrnpt ru fis
narnk Of ary aeHs aN
lona| K 70 such nsu (
ne tI1ns,ar Of eag
III law that & IaetlI
tunt. "a prove theif
assIqueesoI MS esta
BanlgFppioy lc Ha ~
~ the dity OF fell "a
4 li0Fe. kflI.allf on
1855, am o,eloes
nd. -.delt ial4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

let prod e OF opeilessss ~ fliles li Foad - Il -
three mon th1s 800 la "
The amount Of bonds the. Ooapany can issue on
315 miles at SIS 600 per nila - ,op. Interest
10 gold tnEee months, At Der cent On this sum, s
S7s00; add % per csps premium, 70 correspond with
currency earninfs s S11o 110 showing that tha net
earnings for this quarter uara MuHE THAN Ecun
TIMES flEE TErEIiEsT on the kifss ACr Naae Bonds
On this length OF road.
First Mortgage Bonds whoea interest," Is 70 Anaplg
provided for and 50 thoroughly ancurel, must be
ciasssd among the sAzxAr invessmonts, They pay
Six per csnt in gold. aud Era offered Tor the
prese1t at ninety cents on the dollar and acGrued
intarest &c Hix per cent. in ouFrscy fnom July 4.
Mary partiea are taking advantage OF the prsgent
his price Of government stocks to exchange for
th4ss bonds, which are over 10 per cont "a caper
and at The current rate OF premium on eoid pay over
sabscriptions ri be received Ia New Tc1s At the
Company Office, No 70 Nassau street, and ~ ths
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL HAEK No. Nassau an
CI.tnk, DODGE a Co, RktKEfis, No 81 Wal n
john j.. CISCO SoE, BANNERS. No. 80 Wal Gt,
RFFnY CLAWS a 90 HAEMERs, No. 81 Wall II.
HEnpRs, tYxScAIhEEn Oe,i No. g h[aaqNey,
ard by banks and k6ta generally thrnughout the
United states a whom uiapa and doscdptiVe raa'
pl's'- =. q JOIN ). DISCO. Trassurs..
Augest 81 ISL Qe7 New Xoff
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ERoMwAsIEINGroN
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ENAKnIFATseN Bf Ss9f exdalanre
ihInks hat u nee sofaan made .ssn tf6
foam q ths sea. the mann no ol pipes'
must be q earge3ieal opelaiion4 Not ao It
q q ilRefeling process 9i1ch froes lhe fiAnl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
SALE or RoNBED GOoDn.

BALE VI AAON6A GO1AtN+
UNITED STATES OUsrotfHopBz.
Collectors Othoe.
New orleans, December ip. 1857.
by III. HI Van 8oilngeu, AuctiOneers
Once. NO. Is Onrondeet street
HNHE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING kE-
III manned in warehouse unclaimed for more than
ono year or warehousod for more than thres years,
will be sold at public auction ia accordance with
lnW and tho regulations Of the Treasury Department
AZ Vaiehpuae No. ]. Cuatomhouss buildinR. Custom
laufa street. eEtzAuce, THURSDAY, the fth day Of
ap4Nf 1858 ct ~ 0 clock A. h.sVE;
uncIAIHlfD.
Ia r4ee7 Cigara Hat Bbbi Cigarettes.
] hhi Cigarettes, a Or Bbls Cicaretfoa
2taaE4 Vine, Bbl traudy,
IA Gases Claret Wiue CnFas Gin.
Gases Uistii'd SpiritA q Hamper Bottles
Case Blehed Jaconale, 2 Cascs 9Slton Cldth.
Casss Mooen Cloth, Case Billiard Cloth
2 Gases Knives FORKS. Case Gpectoiet 4 Pirera
Boxes Wrightk, O. KEGS zns
2 Gases Zinc GlaEpa, Case Washing HaahIna,
3Bundlea iron lies. 10 Trace Chains,
Cases Books, j Case show Dards.
60 Boxes RaisinH. Case Corn Starch,
2 Hhds NOasssE, Case jelly, Z
2 Hhds empty, Box empty.
Box Sugar Cane, ss
WAREHOuaKp ovER TIzREY rEAHs.
One Caee Tooth Picks and TApqfg+
Descriptive catalogues Of the above goods can be
seen at tins once. aad viii be Distributed aihe time
Of sale AVAl. p. KELLOGG,
Collector Of Customa
dei9 % aszM ia2B7e
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nsrArH q ws1rTAAE

I1lH t1Eutfit OEEr1h,
a. oi cNinanA,
~ tlf 11ne1bAI g. Ifs7.
yrrs4s fs 10 q N# rhAT OK THE
4 2lst dag 81 Il i@t. U4t[
RANT IN RAAk si91,st tlP
estate Of aEiN tai.I I .fNl'ss' = saNs
q New oTissp sss ,sBs s9e y s'sis n K
own patitioni W. Ky q AHl --Yta
and slalgury ,of q 4 W ne'st. ~ W Hnq1
bankrupt, - I na E ~ ~ -. 4. 4 q ?.
any property ~ A {" tf fl@H ~ 80. ...e g
m6cfinR cf Tho ci4HI '74ltt nv 70 Ntq.t
lhdir debts aud s. $3.50 44@ = ~ t1ese q
ha1 estate, viii = q. n-r.i 80
to bl h6ldon A. lh1 IaiaI. ~ t4ls uit4
of New Ofiqdaa, n - =. Aelssf'
RegiAtar. on tho AI1IY, A. ~ 4aaai
- 10 oolook A ~.
Nc. ays-dee1jnss tl al IpuilItnA.
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SALE or QUAMrnnsGAaTEls's

SALE or OUARTEHNAhTE !.
PEOPERTY.
OETICu AHsIsrANr QUARTRnNAsTHR, D
United State Army, y
Nav Orleans, Le., Dseembsr p, is67.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC Auction,
wv at u H., SATURDAY, January H. 1863. st the
Government Sieblea, corner Of Deiord and b0uohsr
streeta, the following named property. to wit
RUGGIES.
CARRIAGE
3 SPRING WAGONS.
"a HOHbEA
Description Of the property can be seen ct thiH
ofIice Any time previous 70 sale.
BY order OF this Chief ouArtermaster Fifth Military
District. A. j MCGONNiGLE, n
de2sst Bvt 1t Ool and 4. O. M, u. \. A.
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rFa or W, D. WINTER BANK.
rupt


Z 7T h q N II1ln g "a ~ e.unccFn. -
Iifilf J4 aSIGNED HNREBX GIVE NO
tscN II appointment as Assienees OF ". ID.
tNttH no town nf Bay0u Sara, in the parish
{ Wet iairna and STATE of louisiana, within
aN HtHsf ThD has Deap edjudged bankrupt
pan ~ pesition BY the District Court Of said
.Jtiaf ri llEleans. tss 2sth day OF December. A..
n Af n E. NORTON,
+ utM IioARs BUTLER. Assigaees.
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ia NKRU PTCYs


sERI0r COUNT OF THH UNITED
hTATGS.
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90 rALE 81 nNonANTMnNg.
tmARLEs THEATRE.
ICRRAsED ATTRAcTEONl

n on ANGE OF BALLET-NEw DANCES
law CosTUMEs-NEW EFFEoTs.
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The Constitutional Convention.

TwentY.scvenfh Day's ProeeediARs
Convention met at II o'clocki quorum
present.
Committee on contingent expenses
through its chairman, Hy. Bonseigneur,
reported the amount Of expenses incurred
BY the convention up to date, as follows:
For librarian. .s.... ..sa-..,... $I,sI7 50
For printing. |..,se.... 4, l62 90
Per diem, mileage, and salary Of
officers anu employees ...... 40. .700 90
sTetai. !. s......,..... ,.:.,.. sssSs. s74 30
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AMuaEMENTs.
!.na1Y YoeMQsIo-sr. oRARIas sEl

A BtDwELI. : Propriesors and Managers,
q 5,s,.i,aR.R Stage Manager
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
SOMETHING WONDERFUL.
PATENT BUTTER!

GOOD, FRESH. WELL-FLAVORED
VI and perfectly wholesome. Connois-
seurs pronounce ii excellent. Ingredients
nutritious-No DRUGS. Process simple and
easily learned. Made i'm any kind of a churn
in ten minutes. Keeps well. Cost about
one-half that of dairy butter. Every fam
use. Patent good for seventeen years
Saffsfaefioa guaranteed. Individual
rights, good for family, S. Call at Helms &
Johnsons CHAS. II. ATKINS,
Agent for Montgomery county.
We have tested this butter and can say it
Is GOOD.
CLAY RoBERTS, SAM. JOHNSON,
II. MADISON ATKINS, j. L. WILCOX.
May Is, '6S-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
Family Residence for Sale.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
n House (the late residence Of George W.
Leigh with six rooms and hall, kitchen,
cabin, stable and buggy house, fine garden
grounds, with fruit OF various kinds over
one acre in the lot. II is situated on the
Nashville or Madison street pike, JUST QUIZ
tax 70 pay in one OF the finest neishDor'
hoods OF Clarksville. Any ono wishing Y
purchase a desirable house for q small
amount will apply 20 7. u, TSOAAs.
MsY 3 l2ss -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
SAM. BROCIxNIAN'S
CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON REPOSITORY,
Franklin Street. GAINESVILLE, TENN.

Of
Hayes Co, Wheeling
Phaon skeleton Fam.
Buggy which
and their Steel Tire Light for driving challenge Buggy
world Is superior
In reference workmanship will
sod
this work. including
understanding
and having repaired by Baker
Prices low fstclass work n CITY,
SAM. BROCKMAN,
Sole Agent for Southern Kentucky and Middle
81
claiming sell this The
henucky and Middle tennessee jan. Billy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19

CARD.-Messrs. Ed. TURNKEY, ]. ID. NED-
tendance, and most cordially invite their
friends and the public generally to give
them y call.
May l, 1868.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
BARBER SHOP

which will he waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-19
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.

HAVING accepted the Local Agency OF
the above Company, take this.metLod or
informing my friends and acquaintance gen
orally that will give especial attention 10
the taking of risks and otherwise represent
ing the interests of the above well known
Company
1t Is an undeniable fact that II 10 tho duty
of every man to make some
PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY
land especially his "little ones''), In even.
Of his death.
Fully convinced of the stability Of this
Company, and their liberal and equitable
manner Of doing business, ! cheerfully REQ
ommend an investigation Of its different
plans before insuring elsewhere.
J. l.. YATES. Local Agent.
DR.. W. NJ FINLEY, Examining Pbyd-
clan.
G. L. RIDDELL, Gen. Ag't for Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Clarkwile RefsrsueSs.
Quarles X Rice, Attorneys at Law.
II. G. Merit, 4"
D. o. Reese, Pres't Montgomery Savings
Institute.
s. b. Seat
W. P. Hume, Cashier First National Bank.
Helms 4 johnson, Merchants.
Jan. II, l868-tf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. l3.-Governor Hays was
naugursted this afternoon.
BUFFALO, Jan. l5.-The unrecognzed bodies
Of the victims of the late railroad disaster at
Angola, seventeen in all, were buried at Forrest
Town Cemetery, this morning, in separate graves.
A large lot was purchased by the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad for this purpose, and they intend TO
erect a monument upon it.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-The Tribune's Atlanta
special says that Meade has removed the governor
and treasurer of Georgia, and appointed Col.
Thos. H. Ringer, of 33d infantry. governor, and
treasurer.
The dispatch adds that il is reported that the
president has directed Meade to suspend his order
removing jenkins.
VICKsBURG, Jan. l3.-The steamer Homeyer
was burned at Foulk's landing, on Ouachita river,
20 miles below Monroe, on Sunday, at O'Clock
A. NJ. The boat and cargo of 900 bales OF cotton
are total loss.
The boat was crowded with passengers, all OF
whom with the crew. were saved. she took fire
from coal oil lamp in the engine room, while
lying at the landing.
HAVANA, Jan. l3-Lersundi is taking energetic
steps to suppress assaults on persons and pro-
perty. Sickness among the negroes is diminishing
The Custom House officials refuse time notes,
unless guaranteed.
Exchange on Paris l per cent. discount. Cur
rency in New York improving.
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FROM ATLANTA.
Order from Ger. Meade-State Oneers Re
moved.

Order from Ger. Meade-state Onfeers Re
moved.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. l3.-The following was is
sued this morning: Headquarters, Third Military
District, Atlanta, Ca, Jan. Is, lS68.-General Or
ders No. s-First. Charles J. Jenkins, provisional
governor and John Jones provisional treasurer Of
the State of Georgia, having declined to respect
the instructions of, and failed to cooperate with
the major general commanding the third military
district, are hereby removed from office.
Secondly virtue of the authority granted by
the supplementary reconstruction act of Con-
gress, passed July 10, 1867 the following named
officers are detailed for duty in the District of
Georgia: Brevet Brig. Gen. Thos. H. Ruger s,ol
onel SD infantry, to be governor of the State of
Georgia. Breyet Captain Chas. D. Rockwell, ord
nance corps U. s. army, to be treasurer of the
State of Georgia.
Third-The above named officers will proce ed
without delay to Miedgeville, Ca, and enter
upon the discharge of the duties devolying upon
them, subject to instructions from these head
quarters.
By order of Major General Meade:
X. C. DRUM, A. A. G.
At 1890 A. NJ. this order was read 10 the con-
veLtion, amid applause at section first.
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FROM JACKSON.
The R.cou.tructIon Convention.

heCOushEuSthoh
JACKSON Jan. l3.-A resolution was adopted to
sppont committee of three TO inquire into the
validity of the charter of the jackson Gas Light
Company, with power TO send for persons and
papers. ,
A resolution was offered by colored member,
but not finally acted upon, for the appointment OF
a committee of seven TO inquire into the charges
preferred against portion OF the people OF TINS
State as promulgated in the recent proclamanon
by b. G. Humphreys, provisional governor Oh
Mississippi.
The president having announced the receipt OF
$50 copies of the Alabama Constitution from the
executive committee Of the National Union he-
publican party, Mr.. cunningham moved vote
OF thanks. Mr.. Watson objected; hoped the con-
yention would conine itself to the special duties
for which il had assembled. Did not understand
WHY so many thanks were necessary in that or
any other direction.
On motion Of Mr.. Fields, the resolution was
amended, returning thanks to the committee Tor
what they had already done and for what u lnten'
ded doing in future, and so amended was saopteo.
The following was made the special order ior
| tomorrow at II O'Clock: That committee OF nve
be appointed by the chair, whose duty II shall De
| 10 ascertain whether any member OF this conVen-
| tion has in any way identified himself against tne
reconstruction acts of Congress, and had declared
the assemblage Of the convention unconstitutlonai
ana who does not regard the ordinances or acts OF
| this convention as valid; and to report the same
| as soon as possible.
The majority report OF the commitee on com
pensaton recommended twenty oohsrs per usy
| Tor the president, ten for each member reporter
| fifteen secretary, fifteen; eseh asSis'sn'' 'eu