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Grants Record.

r,o World publishes General Grants
tire ire political record. We reproduce
, .,reral interesting items:
yrs OPINION on NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
from Senator poolittle's speech at Mil
IN7"" waukoe, ostober2, 1865.
,,rv;ll not stop here. This is too
':,rs a matter for men with aippant
'e. .~ss 70 pass over as if there were no.
i ,:1, in II. The other day, when General
, .'"s, was here, spending several hours
o, ,h him in free conversation upon this
a .,;,rt among others, he expressed to me
wy ~, came opinion. Said /: General
-. -.,,, I never quote private conversation
-%.bnnt express permission. Am I per-
.,;,,pd to state what you now state to
-.;, Said he Certainly there is no
..,,ccalnlcrt on my part" And he stated
:. mo in the conversation that considera-
-. nor,ion Of the troubles between the
.(;rr> and the blacks that bad already
,,,nrred 2caS IN consequence OF the an'oiSe
-nrppt TO force negro suffrage IN those
safes. He said further, that if the Fede-
~ Government were to attempt to do it,
end enforce it, it would undoubtedly pro-
I,srqy btt,oeen the taco races there.
,yrvLs!oH OF THE JEWS FROM TUE DEPART
MENT OF TENNESSEE.
,.snral Orders No. II.
HyApev.RrsRs THiATsSSTH ARMY CoKPs,)
DEPARTMENT or THE TENEksstE,
0XfoRp MISS, december II, 1867.
The Jews, as class, violating every
-arplation of trade established by the
treasury Department, also Department
orders, are hereby expelled from the De-
,,-,ment within twenty-four hours from
the receipt of this order by post CON-
manders. They will see that all this class
O! people are furnished with passes and
,rQuired to leave; and any one returning
s.ter such notification will be arrested and
held in confinement until an opportunity
occurs of sending them out as prisoners,
salcSS furnished with permits from these
headquarters. No passes will be given
these people to visit headquarters for the
purpose of making personal application
FOR trade permits.
BY order Major General GRANT.
REGULATIONS N RELATION TO NEGROES AND
CONFISCATI0N.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE TENEEssEE,
CoRISTH, MISS, August IL, 1852. }
Officers and soldiers are positively
rohibited from enticing slaueS to leauethei'
masters. 1t is enjoined on all com
handlers to see that this order is executed
strictly under their own direction. The
Generalization Of troops subsequent upon
being left 10 execute laws in their OWL
way without proper head must be avoid
cd. By command of
Major General GRANT.
GIANTS POLITICS-HE VOTED FOR DOUGLAS.
From lhe World, July IS, 1862
The Galena Gll.) advertiser settles the
y,xed question as to General Grants po-
g,ical status. While in the army he never
voted, but after he settled in Galena he
declared himself Democrat, and voted
in 1860 for Stephen A. Douglas for Presi-
dent.
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State, ss. 3O@s10.60; southern, s9.70gel5'
Wheat favors buyers. Corn - Mte
southern, s1.25Gsl.3z.5 Mess pork-Old,
s20.55; new, s2l.43. Lard steady. Rice
firm; Carolina, 1o14@l1c. Other groce-
ries quiet. Turpentine, 54G55c. Rosin,
s3@57. Freights firm; cotton, per steam.
| a@Ac.
downward tendency, at l0956. Govern
ments closed strong; 5-2O's, 80, coupons,
ITO.
BALTIMORE, January 20.-Cotton firm
at 1910. Flour quiet. Wheat steady ;
prime to choice southern red, s2.75Gs2.s5
choice white, So. Corn active and lower
white, s1.1Oes1.13; yellow, sl.l5. Oats
dull. Bacon active and steady.
CINCINNATI, January 2o.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn-Ear, 75c.; shelled,
s5c. Provisions quiet. Mess pork, 500
s2O.5O. Bacon-Shoulders, 9AS9Rc.
clear sides, l1A0l2c. Lard, l21ac.
ST.. LOUIS, January Robustness almost
suspended, and scarcely enough doing to
establish prices.
CHARLESTON, January 20.-Cotton
firmer and improved 49hc.; sales, zoo
bales; receipts, 1850; middlings, Ito
l71Sc.
AUGUSTA, January 20.-Cotton market
active; sales, l,ll5 bales; receipts, l,073
bales; New York middling, l51a@l5Ac.
SAVANNAH, January 2O.-Cotton quiet
and steady; mddlings, 16 &C.; sales, 1000
bales receipts, 1890 bales.
MOBILE, January 20.-Cotton quiet
sales, $500 bales; receipts, 4,649; mid
ding, l5A@l6c.
New ORLEANS, January 2o.--Cotton
quiet; middling, 1714c.-holders asking
higher rates sales, 5000 bales; receipts
since Saturday, 6,997 bales. Sugar active ;
common, 9@934c.; fair, llA9l2Nc.
prime to choice, l3I8l4c. Molasses &C.
tive; common, 5SG6Oc.; prime to choice,
!56S5c.
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GENERAL J. B. MAGRUDER TAXES TIE
OATH.-General j. B. Magruder, late OF
the Confederate army, voluntarily pre-
sented himself in the Clerks Office of the
United States Circuit Court yesterday and
proposed to take the oath Of allegiance to
the Government Of the United States.
The oath was then administered by Com
missioner White in the usual manner, Gen
eral Magruder promptly subscribing to
the same. After once more enrolling him
self as faithful subject of Uncle Sans,
this erst formidable opponent of the Gov
erDment entered into friendly and unre'
served converse with the Commissioner on
general topicS.-Ne,p York Herald.
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HpecSGJ Notices.

re VIM. 3. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND. dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER. and E.
GOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or or
time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCoTLAED
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL.
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check a. sight, Of
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points II
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
de 28-3m
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A newspaper at Jackson, Miss, says
that the planters in that section have fully
determined to plant largely of provision
crops. The experiment of two years has
convinced them that prosperity can never
be restored by the extensive culture OF
cotton.
A sister of the late Charles Lobdell, oil
the La Crosse Democrat, who was killed at
the Angola disaster, has become insane.
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HE DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL. The
Democratic members Of Congress held a
caucus on Friday night at the rooms of
the Conservative Army and Navy Union.
The cali for the meeting was made so
quietly that few if any outsiders were
aware of the intentions Of the members.
Inc policy to be pursued by the Demo-
Gratis as a body upon political questions
as they come up in Congress was fully dis
cuSsed and line of action was definitely
marked out. There was great unanimlty
o. sentiment among the members. Beyond
Inns the action of the caucus has not trans
pred, the members being pledged TO
secrecy, as it was deemed best that the
plans agreed upon should develop them.
:eiSes as questions arose from time to time
III Congress- Washington Letter-iSun.
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JpF1AN FRANCIS TRAIN

IRELAN D-GEoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN
Cork, January ia strict search OF the
person and baggage Of George Francis
Train disclosed no proof of completely with
the Fenian movement justifying his arrest
by the British police on suspicion Of being
concerned in the Fenian plotting. Train
asserts that he came over as special cor
respondent from ireland for the New York
World. He has formally protested, through
the United States consul, against his de-
tention, and declares that he was arrested
upon no other ground Of suspicion than the
finding of an Irish paper in his trunk.
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A New QuEsTIoN.-Tbe Committee on
Elections will soon have novel contest to
consider, and one that will involve the
question whether the Government OF Utah,
as administered by Brigham Young, is
republican in form. Mr.. McGroarty, the
candidate of the Gentiles, has arrived
here, and is now preparing evidence to
submit in contrasting the seat of MIR.
Hooper, the sitting delegate from Brig
hams dominions, who was elected by the
saints. Mr.. McGroarty claims that the cleo
lions, as conducted by the bishops OF the
Mormon Church, who act as Judges at the
polls, are not only unfair, but wholly at
variance with the mode prescribed by
United States law. The evidence will set
forth all the peculiarities of the admins
iTatiou Of civil affairs by these Mormons.-
WASHINGTON Express.
The only question Congress will consider
VIII be, Which is the Radical?
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MIR. Leftwich, of Tennessee, q member
of the last Congress, and recently elected
Mayor of Memphis, is in washington, ana
gives encouraging accounts OF the pohtical
prospects in his State.
/ learn upon pretty good authority that
the case of McCardle will De taken up lot
argument at an early day by the supreme
Court Washington Letter Baltimore da-
zette. :,
It seems to be conceded to-day on al
hands that Governor Thomas Will % au-
mitted to bis seat in the Senate-proDaDiy
tomorrow.
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A SINGULAR MUSICAL CoMBINATIoN.-
An extraordinary piece of mechanism, en-
titled an Orchestran," has recently been
imported to this city from Paris, where it
took the first premium at the Universal
Exposition. 1t is about the size of small
church organ, and combines within itself
all the instruments Of first class orches-
ira, including drums and even triangles.
1t performs number Of overtures, ETC.,
fully equal to regular concert orchestra,
and every instrument maintains its indi-
viduality. The apparatus cost five thou
sand dollars in gold, and is a decided &C
QUESTION to the curiosities Of the CITY,
Philadelphia INQUIRER, January Is.
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THE PRESIDENT WILL 1.-THE
l. ",

THE PRESIDENT WILL "PEEP. 1.-The
Worlds telegram says:
at is learned that the President has
expressed himself to-day in the most posi-
i've manner respecting the revolutionary
measures now being put through Congress.
If Congress so enacts as to deprive him OF
any norton of his constitutional authority
The Executive, who ,cas as directly elected by
and as directly represents the people as Con-,
qress ,rqS and does, may be expected to resist
,,ici an enYouchment arHh all the po,cer at
his command. His right and duty as Com
mander-in- Chief Of the Army, of which it
i, proposed to deprive him in the pending
reconstruction bill, are among the Chief
prerogatives which Mr.. Johnson will con-
,;,.rnilv defend"
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The Markets.

New YORK, January 2O-Nooa.-f!our
dropping. Wheat heavy. Corn lc. bet
ter. Rye and oats dull. Mess pork,
s2l .621%. Lard quiet at l2Agl3asc,
Whiskey nominal. Cotton quiet at II &c
Turpentine, 54G55c. Rosin quiet; COM
mon, s2.s7h. Gold, 1898. Stocks &C.
tive. Money easy at 6 per cent. Ster.
ling, l095s. Tennessee 6's, 60T. Vir'
ginia 6's, 40. 5-20's, '62, old, llOA; new
Euening. Cotton steady and less active
sales 9, $500 bales at l71lG1719c. Flour
More doing, the market favoring buyers
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.-Ptttsburg
January ia serious explosion of fire
works occurred here this morning at L
O'Clock in the confectionery Of knable 4
Schrock, on Smithfeld street, occasioned
by the friction of falling box OF fireworks
John Schrock, son of one of the proprie'
tors, was fatally injured. Nancy Camp.
bell and Frederick Ramsey were killed by
suffocation. The loss is about $4,000,
which is covered by insurance.
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Mules ana Horses for Sale,

MULES AND :, a a294kSsAEsssssm.s
1s1sAn tgss n SXLB STABLIS, Frank yN
s H. . ~ YOUNG and WRLL.BR0KI 49, -
vi MIIi ~ ~ Also lot Of Hns YOUNG H0ASa q.
4 To- fsEn Dsirosas. which WIN ,sA Ar
sjfIiinSy..e ne Attentions Of thsiarmsss ens a.
ara Of North UaxuiinA and Virginia % ihaasa gc9
sSa l end pSsA Iis ss-al John y, DAVIS.
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MISSING. We understand that Mr.
Walter Philbrook, cashier of the Deposit
Bank of Mobile, was missing yesterday
from the city. Having no authentic par
ticuIars with regard to his disappearance,
we refrain from comment or conjecture.
It will be seen by notice in our adVer-
Using columns that the bank will be closed
for few days in consequence of Mr.. Phil
brooks disappearance. Mobile Register
l5th instant
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Chicago, January ia
Young woman named Elizabeth Stang was
arrested yesterday for attempting topolson
her father, mother, brother, and two Sis
tiers, by putting strychnine in the'r coffee.
They were all in dangerous condition,
but are now recovering. The girl ac-
knowledges having purchased poison, but
asserts it was at the instance of her mother,
who. she charges, put it in the coffee.
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Ey SPECIAL NOTICE-R NJ OV L.
JOHN C. sHAFER & CO., Merchant Tsilors, have
removed to thsir new building, No. loo2 Main
street corner Tenth third door above the poet
olee), where they will continue their business in
all its branches, and would respectfully solicit
continuance OF the favors Of their patrons and the
public generally. ia lin
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A REMARKABLE 1NvENTIoN.-It is stated
that German glassmaker has lately
made remarkable discovery. He has
invented telescope, or magnifying glass,
by means of which the most intricate
nerves and vessels inside of the body may
be seen from the outside. In fact, the whole
arrangement and action Of the interior Or
gans may, by means Of this glass, be dis
tinguished.
The discovery will probably De of
immense benefit to mankind, as by means
of it the physician will be able to deter
mine, with unvarying accuracy, the nature
of any particular disease, and the proper
manner for treating the same.
The name Of the inventor, who will pro-
badly realize fortune from his discovery,
is Gottlieb Juntz. He is very poor, but a
well-read and highly intelligent man. He
has an aged mother, an invalid wife, six
children, and blind sister, all dependent
upon him for support. His mother was
we'll acquainted with the poet Goethe, and
it was probably her many anecdotes of this
illustrious person which first inspired her
son with desire to do something to win
the respect and esteem of his fellow-men.
The glass he has made will probably
place him among the first rank of invent
ors, and win for him the esteem Of whole
nations.
By means of this invention he has
already nearly cured his wife. Six months
ago a well-known doctor said she could
not live, and pronounced her disease to be
an affection of the heart.
Juntz has, however, proven to him, with
the aid of the wonderful microscope, that
he was entirely mistaken; the stomach
alone being the part affected.
We are eagerly looking for further in
formation regarding Juntz and his wonder
full glass.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED HOTEL ROBBERS
Boston, January l9.-Andrew Carl alias
Dutch Sam, Edward Livingston, and Tru-
man Young, all alleged hotel thieves, are
under arrest, charged with robbing the
house Of D. W. O'Brien, in Cornish, Me-,
some time ago, of $4,000. The parties
were arrested in New York and taken
east for trial.
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GENERAL LEES VIEWS on THE PoLITICAL
SITUATIoN.-In conversation, says the Lou.
isville Democrat, with General Preston, OF
this State, who has recently returned from
a visit to General Robert Z. Lee, he re-
marked that the General had said to him
that "the course of General Hancock was
the first dawn of hope he had seen for the
people of the South since the termination
of the war;
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AT HoME.-The illus
trious representative of the South, Jeffer-
son Davis, accompanied by Mrs. Davis,
came up on the Wild Wagner as far as
Bayou Sara, where they arrived early Sun
day morning. Mr.. Davis will visit his re-
latives in Wilkinson county, after which,
we learn with great satisfaction, he
will visit Natchcz. May the hearts of all
good men go with him and his !-Natches
Courier, 9Th.
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THE SUPREME COURT BILL.-The Su-
preme Court bill has been referred to the
Senate Judiciary Committee, and will not
be reported until the Supreme Court de-
eide whether the McCardle case will be
reached in two months, or not in two years,
which they will soon do.
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AFFAIRS IN PH1LADELPHIA.-PhiladeL
phta, January ls.-Mrs. Lizzie Graham,
who was deliberately shot in house on
Fitzwater street on Thursday by her hus-
band, Redmond Graham, died at late
hour last night.
The United States marshal yesterday
sold '.one hundred barrels of contraband
whiskey at auction. The price obtained
was 50 per gallon-the exact amount OF
the Government tax.
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PLUMs IN JANUARY.-We saw yesterday
a tree literally full of young plums; if
this summer weather continues much
longer all vegetation in the vicinity
will put forth. It is feared that we shall
have a short crop of fruit this year, in con-
sequence Of too early Neutrality-suspicious.
viUe FLoridiQD,
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Rs- STEARINE SOAP.-This best OF all
family soaps, now so favorably known all over
the United States, is, as its name indicates, made
OF the "hard substance Of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling
no rubbing on washboard; one pound Will so
as far as three pounds of other family soaps. II
1t does not give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
psnse. Beware OF limitations; the genuine Is
made only by
MoKEONE, VAN HAAGEG CO.,
Manufacturers,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, New York. no so-eoWem
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BR1cKLAYERs' NATIONAL CONVENTION.
This body, which met in New York last
week, adjourned sine die on Saturday. The
presidents salary was fixed at $500 per
year. A report declaring it inexpedient
at present to enforce the eight-hour law
was laid on the table by the casting vote
of the president. 1t was then resolved to
give support to any local organization that
might have to strike to enforce the said
10
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RICH GOLD ORE FROM ALAsKA.-The
following telegram, dated San Francisco,
January 16, was received in Warrington
on Friday:
{" To William Il. Seuard:
"Assay on gold ore from Alaska, 81, 900
per ton. Details by letter.
W.T.. BALLoU."
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= FEARS OF THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY.
senator Dixon expresses fear Of the De-
noerats losing the next election in Con-
aecucut. He says that there are large
amount Of bonds held by wealthy Demo-
e'a'S all over the State, and that the De-
mocrallc party in the West are deter
d uihsc TO commit the party to pay the
,oDds IN greenbacks, and on that he says
they VIII lose all hope in all the New
England States.
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LIVERPO AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS Oh CORPORATIONS
desiring to effect
LOANS, NORTH Oh IN EU ROPE,
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
will find 1t 10 their interest to insure with TINS
company Policies of this company transferred 10
capitalists are considered by them the best security
in case of fire.
CAPITAL, $4,000, 600 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible; and among
them are some of the wealthiest persons IN Eng
land and the United States.
All clsims paid on proof Of loss without abate-
ment for interest. = %
General Agents for Virginia,
ia7-1m Office over Exchange Bank.
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Governor Jenkins-Thunder Storm

AUGUSTA, GA, January 3o.-Governor
jenkins arrived here to-day from Milledge-
Vile.
There was heavy rain storm, accompa-
MED by thunder and lightning, this eve
ming.
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Gale at Sea.

SAVANNAH, GA, January 20.-Steamer
Lord Lowell, from Havana for New York;
put in to-day for coal and water. she
reports heavy northwesterly gales at sea.
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General Buffers Address to the Co
Iored Voters OF the City of Rich
mOnd.
BELOVED Friends, Brothers, and Countrymen :
Some men are born with spoons in their
mouths; some have the glittering metal
thrust upon them in their early infancy,
others, alas in their declining and re-
aecting years, have to misappropriate the
cherished article; but you, my honest,
industrious, and patriotic brethren, who
have shed your blood in the sacred cause
of liberty, must earn your spoons but in
the mean time I will, personally, furnish
you with all necessary pap."-World.
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BE CABELL s. WATKINS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTION EERs,

inform their friends that as incidental to their
Real Estate business, but in no way to interfere
with It, they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
colarerals, and commercial paper and buy and
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
sion. "a 3-lm
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THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY
L OF vIRGINIA-B. c. RANDOLPH & CO:
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at present located
corner Main and Eleventh streets. w. b. ROBINS.
local partcer.
This agency advertisss extensively the lands
OF parties who comply with Its terms, free Of all
charge, except in case OF sal and through Its
tsnsivs connections has disposed OF q very large
quantity of lands since 1855.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by correspondence at once
with us. enclosing descriptions OF the property for
sale. Address w. b. Robins,
Local Partner PiedEo ont Land Agency,
ial7-3md&sw Richmond, Va.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.

1HG
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, January 20.-A motion
was adopted suspending the payment OF
sundry warrants, issued in payment for
stationary, until the questions of extrava-
gance and extortion have been investigated.
Articles SO and "a, relative to the judi
ciary department, were adopted.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, January 20.-Receiving
resolutions consumed the day. Among
them is one proposing to open the doors OF
the State schools, colleges, universities,
&c., to blacks, and to admit them also to
all public places of entertainment.
Propositions are abundant to "relieve
the people of the State from indebted
ness"
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, January 20.-The Convention
adopted two additional sections of the Bill
of Rights, and refused to suspend the rule
for motion to request General Meade to
remove all the sherifS who had made sales
of property in defiance of the relief ord
nance. Adjourned.
The State Offices will shortly be removed
from Milledgeville here.
The committee to report names of per-
sons whose claims to relief from disfran-
chisement are to be urged have given no.
tice that they will receive applications.