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SPECIAL NOTICES
MARRIED.

In New Gloucester, March 6, at the Parsonage. by
Rev. W. r. Cross, Cbas. p. Haskell, CT y. q and
Miss Helen NJ. Crockett, of Naples.
In Hiram, Jan. 10, by Rev. r Durham, Elbriigo
Webster OF linlington, and Miss Abby S. Phinney,
of Gorham.
In Orland, Feb. 20, Geo. D. Bowden aud Clara F
DoTr.
In Union, Feb. 16, Roscoe B. Robbins and Mary
o. Townsend
In fremont Ambrose T. Gott and Miss Dorcas A
Murphy.
In Union. Feb 10, Gorham W. Butler aud Rachel
n Bachelor,
Haswell.
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WELL DONE, BANGoR.-A Bangor dispatch
received last evening states that at the NUM-
cipal election yesterday Hon A. D. Manson, Re
publican, was elected mayor by vote of 1715
to 1904 Republican gain of 60 since last
fall
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Portland and Vicinity.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Eyening with Barnabee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Unpaid Taxes-City of Portland.
Corn~OBrion, Pierce g. Co
Farm for Sale-Allen Pride.
Important- Universal Index Co.
RradIey's Super PhosphaIes.
= gents Wanted-S. $. Scranton & Co.
Dissolution-Swett & Bradley.
House and Land Tor Sale-R Pride.
G-rman Sauce-Harrison Brothers.
Malt Extra t-W. +. Phillips & Co.
We Still Liye-Atwell & Co.
Naiad Water Pr0ot--J. b Pickett G. Co.
Clerk Wanted.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impedi-
ments TO marriage, with means of rel eft. Sent
in sealed envelopes, free otcharge Address, DR. j.
SkILnlN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia Pa. sN d6Sw3m
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WE understand that j. E. Fitzgerald Esq.
OF Boston, is engaged by the Irish American
Relief Association to deliver lecture on the
last days of the Irish Parliament, at Mechanics
Hall, Tuesday evening March 18th.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-Fessenden Rrothers
Lancaster Hall, have received the twenty first
number of this beautiful journal of fashion
1t is handsomely illustrated and fully main
tains the good reputation it has ACQUIRED.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Chas B. Lanes
residence, No II Oxford street, was sold yes
terday by Geo. R. Davis & Co. to Edward R.
Staples, Register of Probate, for $4,000.
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BANGOR, February 10, 1861
Mr.. A. G. Iaptey:-I Jake great pleasure in saying
ebrated Catarrh Remeyi, is giving unive sal salts
faction have sid, think, several hundred bot
ties, and warranted the article in each
fund the price if not satisfactory l have never
hal bottle returned. Ii is worthy the confidence
of the public. b. r. BRADBURY,
No. S Smiths Block.
W., F. Phillips & Co.. agents, Portland, Me. F.
Bradbury, agents, Bangor Me. Sold by all Drug
giss. feb -0eod3wssn
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THE SUEz CANAL IN OPERATION "A Bonn
bay letter of Jan. 20 announces the arrival at
Annesley Bay of a small French vessel from
Alexandria, egypt. She came through III,
Suez Canal
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Ar at New York Sth. sch Young, Richardson.
CalbarIen.
ar at Delaware Breakwater 9th. barque Henry p
Lord, from Matanzas; brig Meteor, from Cardenas.
leaking bldly.
pool for Portland. short Of coal.
SPoKEN-Feb %, lat Sc 16. Ion II 81, brig Eta NJ
Tucker. from Portland tor Cardenas.
Feb Is, lat "a, lon rs 55. brig Adde Hale, from
Matanzas tor Holmes Hole.
March l. lat 40, len 6S 30, barque Daring, Portland
for Matanzas, 81 hour out.
Mar'h 5, lat 80 20. Ion 20 49, barque Andes. from
Cardenas for Philadelphia.
March Z. lat 81, lon7i, barque Acacia, Matanzas
for Boston,
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Republican Candidate
FOR MAYOR,
JACOB MCCLELLAN.

EB- First Page To-day-Can Caucus Get
tie Anything? Early Spring FASHIONS; ne
cent Publications: Varieties.
Fourth Page-A Brighter Day; A Kentucky
Crow Roost. .....
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ACCIDENT.-Two men named Stinson and
Lawler, belonging in Montreal, and employed
by the Grand Trunk Railway Company here
as leaders for the steamship freight, met with
a severe accident Saturday evening, while
having friendly wrestling match; breaking
LAWYERS leg and Stinson's shoulder. Both
men left for home in the noon train Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGENTS WANTEDl

Male. and Female, To sell an article of utility.
No humbug. No Broker. Large profits. Call and
investigate address with 20 cents for samples, and
directions.
STROUT & Co.,
90 Washington st room
March7 d3w-sN Boston.
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MAINS Ell DERRkkKE WINK.
nov q sN d&wtf
The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as CAUTION
no YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means Sel-Cure. Written by
one who CARED himself, and sent tree receiving
pc st-paid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also irce, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War.
Ia1d 4 p. -e..r
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The Martha Washington Society tender
thanks to all its friends for their generous do
nations and patronage at their levee, in City
Hall Reception Room, on the 4th inst, which
replenished their empty treasury with the sum
of $23251.
March 1853
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DEpARTURs OCEAN sTnAMrR,
M ARIN Il N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, March o.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York.
Sch Sedona, Tee, Virginia for Yarmouth, with
ship timber
Sch Annie Freeman. Reed, New York.
Sch Beona, Wallace, Camden.
CLEARED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Easport
and ST John, MIA Stupbs
Sch H Curtis, Richardson, Matanzas-I L Came.
Sch Gettysburg, Smith, Philadelphia.
Sch Phenix. Henley, New York = Berlin Mills
Company.
Brig York, Capt York, reported by telegraph
abandoned in sinking condition, sailed from Sagua
about oath ult Tor Portland with cargo OF moasses.
No particulars given. The vessel registered S27 tons,
was built at Kennebunk in 1885, and was owned in
Portland by Capt York. Edward Waite, and others,
and is but lightly insured The cargo was consigned
to Geo Hunt, and Is fully insured in New YORK.
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THAT wonderful picture of the Rat Catcher
and his Dogs will be on exhibition at Geyer's
only this week
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Business Items.

A large line of Spring Overcoats, good
styles, cheap for cash, George w. Rich & Co.,
173 Fore street. mar 7-1w
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READY-MADE clothing of the latest styles
may be obtained of Grin Hawkes. & Co., 292
Congress street.
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House and Land For SALE

DnnK AGENTS WANTEp-For DR. WM.
DOON SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE
BIBLE.-Written by seventy OF the most dstin-
guished Divines in Europe aud America. illustrate
ell with over 1875 Steel and wood engravines In
one large octave volume Price So % THE o<IY
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Dr.. SMITHS OWN HAND. We employ no GENERAL
agents and offer extra Inducements to agents deal
ing with Send for descriptive circulars and see
our terms, j. b. BURR & CO., Publishers.
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at has stood the best of all tests.-TYme.n


Vegetable Pulmonary RaIsam, the Oldest
and most highly app owed remedy in use for Coughs
Colds and Pulmonary Complains Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER q CO., Druggists, boston, Pro.
prietors.
Feb % ao1-S
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Long Sought For /!
Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found jor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As MEDICINE Mans Wine Is invaluable, being
among the best ifnot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice the berry, and unadulteratef by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick MEDICINE.
1sro the days Of the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty it aideth strength"
IFS a balm TOR the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERRERRY WINE.
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ITCH ITCH! ITCH!!!
SERArGII Grts ATrtI
in from 10 to IS hours.

in from 10 to 5S hours.
Wneaton's Ointment cures 7 he Itch.
Mneaton's Gin nlent cures Salt kheum.
MheofOn's Oinfncnf cures letter.
WheatUn's Ointment cures Rarbers Itch
Nheatou,s Oiutmenft cures Every kind
of Hunnor like Magic.
rrice, 80 cents a box; by mail, go cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Streer
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 28. eod&w1y
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SPOKEN.

Jan %, on the line, ship Marmion, from New York
for San Francisco.
Feb II, lat 23 80. lon IS 10. sch Nellie Burgess,
Il ON New York Tor Porto Ric1.
No date, lat 80 80, Ion 70, brig Rio Grande. from
havana for New York.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
City of Portland.
TREAsURER o OFFICE,
March 1lth lSG2 [

| lSr OF TAXES amour ing to twenty dollars ano
~ upwards, assessed UPON resd nts, remaining I'M
Raiu, published in accordance with an Or nance OF
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ga gTIvEcEIABLE SlCIHAN
- g III HAIR
i u -KENENzzR.
Physicians and Clergymen

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.- Testify to its merits in
Restoring Gray Hair to its Original O lor,
And promoting its growth. 1t makes the hair soft
and glossy. The old in appearance are made young
again. 1t is the best e
HAIR DRESSING
ever used. II removes Dandruff and all Scnrvv
Eruptions. 1t does not stain the skin
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
Beware OF the numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation. "i'
R.P; HALL & Co, Nashua N H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. 'e'0-''
March,. eodswoov,r,sn
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HAIR DRESSING
Fisheries.

HlSucEI0S----k Wines.
k'oR SALE to the trade by the Bale 100 Bale.
Il Saperhne Cotton Irvine, for Herring Pohagen
anu an Mackerel-1ne ncs; these twines grade obopt
..oo,, Am: NET q TWINE CO.. 4S Commercial St.
JazJJlaW3u SN JeatStrslN
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We Still Live,
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a ADVERTISING AGE sTS. pledging our hest
endeavors to insure satisfaction.
We invite your attention to our facilities for ad-
vertising in country papers and assure You in all
ses the publishe. s lowest rates. while save you
the time, labor trouble and expense o. negotiating
with so many different parties.
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The Lewiston Journal says gentleman of
that city, long troubled with dyspepsia, has
been cured by drinking cold water from the
Androscoggin river, instead of impure water
/ from a well SIS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE OR-GENERALSHIPS OF CANADA AND
INDIA-OPPOSITION OF THE IRISH BISHOPS
TO THE DIsESTABLIsHMENT OF THE CHURCH.
LONDON, April SIT is reported on good authority
that Lord Cranbourne has been rendered the office Of
Governor General of Canada to succeed Lord Monck,
and that Earl Mayo, now Secretary of State for
Ireland, has been offered the GovernorGeneralship
of India.
Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Justice of the Court Of APP
peal in Ireland is said to be on the point of gning
his office.
The Irish hierarchy will soon present petition 10
the Queen, in person. against any change IN the
position or revenues of the Established Church In
that part of the United Kingdom.
Deeds of violence against persons and property are
of daily occurrence in Cork.
INDICTMENTS FOR COMPLETELY IN THE CLERkEN-
WELL EXPLOSION.
The grand jury have brought bills Of indictment
against all the prisoners. except ONeil, who were
charged by the Coroners Jury with completely IN the
Clerkenwell outrage. The trials will commence
next week.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.

The House met at 70 o'clock. The SPEAKER
presented communication from the Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs relative TO the necessity Of speedy lcgsa
ton on Indian appropriations. On motion N Mr.. WASH
BURNE lRep, I'D the Senate amendments 10 the NAVAL
APPROPRIATION BILL referred tO the Committee on
Appropriations Mr.. WASHBURN UllJ Offered resolution,
quoting advertisement in The hec York Tones for the
SALE OF THE STAMsHIr ATLANTIC TO pay $ll5bOO, due
dnder the contract with the Collins Steamship Line, and
directing the Secretary Of the Navy "a report all the facts
connected with the mortgage held by the United States
the steamship Atlantic; why the sale has been so long
postponed where the steamship Atlantic now Is whether
the Government is likely 10 realize from her sale the
due whether she chartered by the Govern
during the war; whether any portion Of the charter
money deducted. &c. The resolution adopted.
ROBINSON ON IMPEACHMENT
Mr.. ROBINSON dem, " " offered the following as
a privileged resolution:
ResOd That The resolution Of impeachment against Andrew l0hD
President Of he United States passed February o. 1873 and the
proceedings smebdaoy thereof Supplementary thereto, e ami the
hereby rescnded aud that the MsnAgers be recalled
The SPEAKER ruled the resolution not 10 he privll
eyed because motion was pending OF which the pieyi
question ordered the 31s OF March, beng the
motion 20 print 10000 copies Of Mr. Buffers opening ad
dress. No business was in order, except by unanimous
consent, until nat motion disposed Of. Az l2 the
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE CHICAGO MATCH FOR THE BILLIARD
CHAMPIONSHIP.

CHICAGO, April S.-The great match for the
billiard championship of America between John NcDevit
and Melvin Foster, commenced at Library Han. at 81
o'clock tonight At $50 O'Clock the game stood Foster
lIs; McDevitt 35 The call the seventeenth inning
was Foster, 5l2; McDevitt. Ga.
CHICAGO April SO p. m.-At the end OF the 2Hh
inning Foster stands 100, and MeDevitt iS6.
CHICAGO April s-ll T. m-Forty-fonr innings have
been played and Foster stands s6I and McDevitt 49,
CHICAGO April s-Mdnight In the fifty fourth innings
McDevt ran ?a3 The score stands Foster. i,o3t: Nc
Dewitt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

and are making all they can of the division in the
Republican ranks to defeat the Constitution.
Some of the members of the Alexandria Board of
Common Council appear to be no better behaved
than their brethren of New-York. Last evening in
the excitement of debate, Mr.. Johnson flung an
nkstand at Mr.. Brewis. Mr.. Wartield then let
fly another inkstand at Mr.. Johnson which did not
hit him, but struck Mr.. ONeil Mr. ONeil in turn
aimed at Mr.. johnson with another inkstand, and
broke window. Then the shower Of inkstands
ceased and the fracas came TO an end.
The number of visitors at the White House to-day
larger than usual. Gen. Sherman, Maj -Gen.
Hancock. Gen. Steedman, Gen. Granger and Ex-Sen-
atOr COwan of Pennsylvania had interviews with
His Excellency in the forenoon.
Prominent Republican Congressman have received
letters purpOrtng to be written by order of the Ku-
Klux Klan, threatening assassination, and telling
them 10 beware
Tho bodies of 10 of the 13 colored men who were
drowned at Acquia Creek on Sunday last have been
recovered.
Gen. Hancock will establish tomorrow the head
quarters of the Division of the Atlantic the north
west corner of Nineteenth and C-sts. in this city.
Theodore Tilton lectured here this evening before
the Young Mems Christian Association, on The Art
of using the Mind"
case involving an important principle was.
argued in the Court of Claims to-day, for the claim
ants the claim being for services of vessels en-
ployed by the Quartermaster's Department during
the war when the QuarteTmaster General undertook
TO exercise TevisOry power and disapprove a con
tract made at New Orleans by an Assistant Quarter
master, under directions of Gen. Candy, commander
of that Department.
The Land Office has learned that 800 farms. com
prsing nearly 81 600 acres have been added to the
productive area of Florida under the Homestead Act
Of June. 1866.
Col James f. McGee brother of Thomas darcy
Mciee has gone TO hence Canada TO investigate the
assassination and look after the interests of his
brothers family. Col Mc(iee was one of the braves
officers of Meagher's Irish Brigade.
Commissioner Rollins says that the new Tax bill
will save 100000 annually. or 10 per cent last
seSSment.
Gen. Hatch Major 4th Cavalry. has been detailed
for duty as Superintendent of the Recruiting Service
Carlisle Barracks, in place Of Gen, Grier, who will
Join his regiment
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
EUROPE.
DIR. LIVINGSTONE ALIVE.

A LETTER FROM DIR. LIvINGSTOSE-ALL DOUBTS
OF HIS SAFETY DIsPELLED. -s
BI ATLANTIC TrLEekArH
LONDON, April S-EvENNG.-An doubts OF the
safety of Dr. Livingstone the African explorer.
now dispelled Sir ROderick Murchlson to-day re-
ceiyed letter from the distinguished traveller
which came by the way of Zanzibar. DR.. Living
stone writes that he is in good health that his jour
ney of exploration has been successf ul and thai he
will soon return to England
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
TURKEY.
RELIGIOUS pANAffciM is RouMANfA.

RELIGIOUS fANAfIClSM n RouMANh.
Thirty -one deputies, the President beng one
OF the number. yesterday presented TO the Chamber The
following bill already referred 10 the sections l. Jews
cannot establish themselves IN the rural districts in
the towns they must have special authorization 2
Persons contrayenuc this law shall be considered az
vagabOnds and of the country by the malreS
Jews either sell purchase houses 4 1ley
cannot hold leases OF lands forests, vineyards shcep
folds mills, wiue-shOp- inns 5. They cannot ACT m
common for any enterprise associate themselves with
commercial transaction without the authorization of me
marie All persons acting ia contrayention shall pc
punished By fines and their shall not be tried by
The regular authorities T. Jews only sell potable
liquors and provisions to their cOrclgonists The Jew
ish Committees suppressed All laws contrary 10 he
above regulations are abrOgatcd.
later dispatch. purporting o be Official states that
the above bill mas been brought nv the RctioHHv
party aud that it will be combated 10y the GOvcrDmep'
and the Radical party.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
LATEST ryTELuGgNcE FROM ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-Alaska advices are
to March 96tb The health OF the men in garrison at
Jamestown good Several Indian chiefs have visited
the military Headquarters aud been properly entertained
by Gen Davis movement IL on foot 10 esaDlsh seal
fisheries, with depOts, al St PanFs and ST. Georges
Islands IL il reported that the Russian steamers
acquired by the OF the Russian Fur COMPANY
are TO be employed In opposition line between oaor
and Alaska. tOuclng 1T Victoria v l. The weather
unpleasant II had raDcd ten consecutive days ~
March
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
PRUSSIA.

NEW REWARD FOR COUNT BISMARCK.
Count de Bismarck has just been named by
KING william hereditary member Of the Prussian Cham
ber OF Mobiles This act Ia fresh reward for the services
of the Minister and is probably also imagined
ny Crown 10 render the aony OF that Assembly less
rebelious 10 the innovations commanded by necessity
and Of which the PTSian Premier has succeeded so ve
IN obtaining the acceptance by his party n the Chamber
Df Deputies
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE ANsAs CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.

MEMPHIS, April S-A Committee appointed
iy The Arkansas Convention has dci ird the tonfiu
ton adopted. No order has boon pJbshrd bl Gen
GiHetH announcing lie result
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

energies of the country would no more be bur
dened by the taxation needed TO meet financial
demands, than the bounding stag is burdened
by the dew drops upon his TANKS.
But what is the situation in reality, with all
its financial elements immersed in the black
ness of an impenetrable political problemH
1t is one in which capital is rendered so timid
by political peril, that the voice of cricket
may make it tremble, and the grasshopper is
a burthen. The bonds of the United States
are only about seventy cents on the dollar in
gold, while those of England are almost at
the par of gold. Yet, from a comparison of
purely financial resources, there can be no
doubt of the ability of the United States to
extinguish its debt in twenty years, if it
choose, while the most sanguine English
statesman does not dream of the future ex-
tinction of the English debt. There can be
but one cause of the actual difference between
the values of the securities of the two coun-
tries-the sinister complexion of political
affairs of the one whose credit falls SO far
short of its financial resources.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

ST. MARY.-FrOm the Planters Banner we
learn that Mr.. Gallery, a sugar planter on Bayou
Cypremort, will make over 200 hogsheads of sugar
this year from the labor of TWENTY-FIVE hands.
From eighteen arpents he made ffty-six hogs
heads Of sugar.
The Banner says: Changes are quietly going on
IN 81. Mary and our people are progressing. Plan.
taiions are changing hands, strangers are looking
Tor homes, and some are finding them; planters
are making powerful efforts for q good crop il
1865, and freedmen seem generally disposed TO
contract. Some Of our people, unfortunately are
ruined, and cannot hold their lands. Others will
share their fate. But, as a whole our parish Is 10
fair way to get out Of the ashes and out of the
wilderness.
meeting of planters was held at Franklin last
Saturday, to consult on the labor question. Ad.
dresses were delivered by Gen. J. r. Chalmers, of
Mississippi and Col. P. C. Bethel.
The Banner says the freedmen" of the parish
are more disposed to work this year than last.
Col. bennett says that city editors don't get all
the presents. He has been oomplimented with a
barrel Of sugar-and We take the liberty of saving
he deserves it, and much more, fOi his devotion 10
the interests of his parish.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

THE ISSUE BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND
STANToS.-The news from Washington is of pain.
fol interest. Edwin NJ. Stanton endeavors to
force himself into the war office without consent
Of the President who refuses TO recognize him as
incumbent of that position or as member Of the
cabinet. 1t is to be inferred that General Grant
is privy to this proceeding the part of Stanton;
and hence is charged with characterization to
wards the President as commandment chief. Tie
issue, in its present aspect, is grave and momen
tous beyond example, even in the stormy period
already elapsed Of President Johnson's admins
tration. 1t brings civil affairs to the verge Of
violent collision between Congress and the execu-
tive, and at the same time threatens the disorgan
ization Of the military authority.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

THE New ORLEANS MUTUAL Insurance Con-.
PANY.-We publish to-day the eighth annual
statement Of this company. The exhibit shows
net assets Of more than half million of dollars.
The strength Of the company is shown by the fact
that they have declared scrip dividend Of thirty
per cent. on the net earned premiums for the year
ending the Slst December, and further payment
of six per cent. on the outstanding certificates of
scrip after the second Monday Of March next.
The directors, list of whose names will be found
in another column, comprise some of the leading
Merchants and most responsible capitalists of
New Orleans.