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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15

AtBsllsvue AT the, Readipg IsoSp
b Bellevue on Monday evening DR.. R A.
sEvraAscs delivers the opening address,
Mrs. A. Q. ANDERSON gives select reading;
Messts.A HrEBtsH, SrULrs, ShrrrfELD and
SHASkLAsDl discuss the question of the
equal intellectual abilities Of the sexes;
/. NJ. SruLrs reads an essay and De. Coop.
s,s delivers an oration. A more wholesome
home entertainment could not be given than
this bill Of fare promises. 81 dka5a
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The End of the 'eFish story.r-The
monster sturgeon which made such tre-
mendous splsshing feE weeks age in his
violent and frantic attempts to leap over
DOwss' dam and go up the river on an ex-
ploriug expedition 10 Ballvi.ls, has at last
been caught On Monday night some men,
employed BY DErTESBAuGH, who were fish
ing with net below the dam, roped in the
monster, notwithstanding vigorous protests
on hispars. He was found TO measure Eve
feet long from tip 10 Tip, and weighed few
pounds less than a ion; we don't remember
the exact figures. In fact, we didn't see the
fish at all with our own eyes, but were in
formed Of the above facts BY a reliable gen.
tlsman' who was ont on t;le evening sboye
pinned.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15

An Ingenious 0ontrivanos.-A very
simple ard ingenious attachment for Sewing
Machines for 'Tuckiug, hasjust been inven.
ted and perfected by Mr.. n. BRockwAY, who
has taken the proper steps to get patent on
his contrivsuce. 1t differs from other
fuckers by being attached to the needle
arm instead ofthe table Of the msehine, by
adjustable screws, and receiving its motion
from the arm, without in the lesst interfer-
ing With the needle. When it is no longer
needed, it . reversed, and slipped back 10
an, instant By simply lOosening screw, and
remains attached to the arm, but entirely
out of the way until needed again, or, if de-
sired, the lOosening of another. screw re-
moves 1t entirely. Itworks to perfection,
leaving clear and distinct mark exactly
parallel to The last stitching, and does not Of
fer the slightest resistance to the working Of
the needle arm, as is the case with Good
richs ma othes patents. litis much simpler
than any other in use, consisting of only
three pieces, brass socket with two ad-
Unstable screws, one fastening it to the arm
of the machine and the other holding the
wire marker in its place; a simple wire with
double bend IN II at the end which does
the marking but straight otherwise, and a
brass plate. sim5ar TO an ordinary guide,
with an edge on the upper side, HpOn which
the wire marker presses the cloth when the
machine is in motion. The fpparent sdvan-
tages Of the invention over every other,
and the fact that it can be sold at half the cost
of any other in the market, cannot help bring
ing it into common use.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15
rHn soUKNAL foT he cAMrAIoN
CLUB RATES.

From tbs months Of April. and May until
tbe'Seek after the Presidential election, We
willsssd the JounxaL to oampaign Subscri-
bsrss IL tbis county a. the following rates,
Cash ii AabdAce: s1a 2 s''4, % q l.s ne.
one Copy, 49, .s.----.- One Dollar.
Clubs Of rs and upwards, per copy,--76 cts.
Clubs Of as and upwards, per copy,-. so cts.
With scopy gratis TO the getter-uP Of clubs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15

The place to buy brown and blesched
mnslins chesp is at W. A. Rice & Bros.
store.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15

Salamanca to New York 4I5 Miiez,
AND Is FRox
M- - TO 81 miles THE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
All trains run directly through to New York, $50
miles, Without change Of Coaches.
From md after Aug 26th, 1867, Trains will leave
a connection with all Western lines, asfollovs:
FROM DUNKIRK KANDSALAMANCA-
ByNew Yorktime from Union Depots:
7.3O 4. NJ. Express Mail, from Dunkirk, Daily
(exeept Sundays). Stops at SAlamsnes10 10 90
A. n, and connects at Horneilsvills and
Corning with the 90 II. Express Mail from
Buffalo and arrivesin New York at7.00 N.
9,35 P. n. Lightning Express, from oalamsnca
tsandsys sxcsptsd.) Stops at Hornellsvills
5'25 p. m, CSupperl interseeting with the
220 p. a.. train from Buffalo, and arrives In
Nav York at 90 a.. m.
A.15 p, NJ Nep York EIghL Express, from Dunhirk
Daily except snndsys). fStops at Salamanca
$40 p. NJ; Olesn -25 p. m CSupper1; Turn
er's $50 9. m. Bkft1. AID srTivesin New York
at 1880 P. NJ, connecting with Afternoon
Trainsaud Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
$50 p u, Cincinnati Express, from Dunkirk, fsun-
DAYS ezceptsd Stops at Salamanca Ii. .55 D.
m and connecs at RoFaelsvills with the II 70
pm. Train from BdG.lo, Eryi-ing in New
York 3.45 p. m.
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POSTPONED.


Wilson VS. Hoy, May Is; Ernst VS. Russell
& Snyder, May Is; Bartlett u Haiues, May
20.
-. -, DISMISSED. "a
Miller ys Miller at Dsft,s costs; Whitman
vs. W Wsshington, at PPf costs.
REMOVED TO U. s. COURT.
VandercoOk vs. Burdick; Vandercook vs
Etna Ins. Co.
N1sOELLANEoUA Fsi
King VI Graves; verdict for Pl'f., $500 and
costs; sale ordered. sE
Kahn vs Sherrard; verdict for Plff. 800.
Hall vs. Ann Hogarty, J. L. Greene sp-
pointed Guardian.
LoflaDd vs-Bush Il ePitman; verdict for
Prf, Sl00; new trial granted.
Gilmore vs. Loflandi special venire grant
cd. .s,a.4 ! ss. y - Hi
Gerhart Va Keisher; Judgment for PIE by
consent. ~ ere eeHE es.s.
Hubbelvs Hubbel; divorce granted.
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For Prime Tea at l,5O go to Warren's
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For Sale.

A NICE HOME and one acre ofLand, with fruit
"A trees and in the city OF Fremont,
very cheap and long timefor payments; also about
Y Of an acre on Wsterstreet, 10 Fremont suitable
orsny manufacturing establishment, and near the
usiness portion of town. Enquire Of D.L. JUNE.
Fremont, Janis ,l567-3ti !iift ot7
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ReaI. estatt asentp..


7 CAMFIELD & CO.,
ID EAL ESTATE AGENTS, POST
IA Office 70 N; Fremont, Ohio. Attsnd to
buying. selling or renting Houses, Lois, Farms
and all kinds Of Real Estate. ~ Acvertisi- g
done without cost to the owner oil the property:
E0R SALE.-A u story Frame
IL Dwelling House, finely situated on Croghsn st.
CAMFIEID 4 CO.
FOR SALE.-A very desirable va
LII cant lot, corner Of Arch and gchn Streets
Will be sold at hrrGhin.
OANFIELD / CO., atths POstoeies:
TOR SALE.-A fine house and lot,
on the corner of Fspoleon and Elm Streets,
house AZ good as new, locslion ezceiis1t good Ees
eistern out buildings and fsncss. Terms, reason
bale. CAhF1EBD'& Il CO., at the Postofaces
EOR SALE.-Twelye acres of land,
Il partly improved, log houss. on township road
six miles west of Fremont. Enquire Of
cAMFIELD & co. at the Postoihcs.
LNOR SALE.-A good two-story
l. frame house, with cellar, woodshed, barn, ash
house, &c and three lots, corner State 4 Elm sts,
belonging to Mrs. Woocworth. Can BE- bought At 9
bargsiD. Enqairs Of CAhflELp co,
TOR SALE.-A good Farm con-
IL tanning lsO acres, IS acres cleared, balance in
shoice timber. Bas three Log Houses. orchard
leo trees bearing choice frut 6ne spring Of water
Situsts In Riley Township, south-east quarter,
ton q; owned by Mrs. g. o. Dwells.
- I 80 : - : : -
d OR SAL E.-A House and Lot
Il hpsIy located on the corner Of Front and Ewing
street, owned ~ Mr. 3. Lesher. The house Is In
good repair aad ID eonyspiently arrEngsd pszfy Of
huit % thslot COED bsrp, ss and csierb, and good
cellar. P.ice low-trrms easy.
TOR SALE.--Eighty acres of choice
l. timbsred land, on the Roilsrsvills road, 5I
miles west Of Fremont It Is bessily ti1bered with
White Ash, Poplar, Ash and Hickory, and there is
more than enough 10 ray for the land. Can be
bought for SOS per acre. Payments reasonable Z
CAMFIELD co.
ECP SALE.-A splendid Farm Of
il ;5,'eres, In Scott Township, tx miles from
Kansas StaI ap 50 acres cleared and In good stats
ofsultivation. balance timber. Good orchard, 70
house, barn. Terms, $40 psr acre; 81 COO cash, ba-
ancs inrthree annual SYments- slsss 4 z
: '1.i-7 la-s-7 cANF1ELD / CO..
----.--- at the PostofRss.
E,OR SALE-One of she finest resi-
IL dsnces in the city OF Frsmcet; A bseutiful
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FROM BUPFALO-By New York time from
Depot Cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets.
S.45 4. NJ. Neg Ferk Day Express. (Sundsys e1
ceptedl. Stops at HOrneIlsvilfe g03 a. m,
lBkft;I Susqaehannah 217 IN, IDine;
turner's 755 p. m. lSupper;j and arrives in
New York at 1870 p. N. Connects at Great
Bend with the Delaware, Lackawsnra and
Western Railroad, ard at Jersey City With
Midsight Express train Of Ndw Jersey Rail-
road for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wash
ington.
500 A. M. Express Mai. via Avon and HornelIs-
Vile DAILY except Sundays) Arrives in New
York at 700. A. N.
e.90 p. NJ. lightning Express, Sunday
Stops &. hornellsviIle 5-26 P. N. Lsupperl
and arrives in New York 90 A. n. Connects
EImira with Northern Central Rsilvsy for
Hsrrishurg, PhLlaeelphia aud the South;
at Jersey City with Morning Express Train
Of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and
Washington, and at New York With Morning
Express Train for Boston and New England
Citiss.
Only One Train East on Sunday leaving Buaa-
l.. nd hinaA Ne Vork. . o a N
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Boston and New England Passengers, with theiT
Baggage, aretransferrtd free Of eharg New York
II To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway pTssorts many objects OF interest, passing
through ths beautiful valleys Of the Chenung, Sus
qushsn 1ah, Delaware and kamapo rivers, an ever
changing panorama Of natures beauties commands
attention. a saEtssE Il.
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Only One Train East on Sunday leaving Bufa-
loats.laR. n, andreeching Hsz Y York at l2.aqP. n
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not satisfactory.
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TOR SALE.--Eighty acres of choice
Il tirnbsred land, on the RoilsrsvilIs road, 5j<
miles west Of Fremont It Is heavily ti1bered with
White Ash, Poplar, Ash and Hickory, and there Is
bought for SOS per acre. Psymsnts reasonable. I
CAMFIELD co.
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tEOR SAL E.-A House and Lot
Il hpsly located on the corner Of Front and Ewing
street, owned By Mr. q. Lesher. The house Is IN
good repair and ID convsDiently arranged; pszfy Of
nun % thsi lot COED bzrp, ss and csierps and good
cellar. P.ios loW-t.rms easy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
FOREIGN.

JeT Davis Arrived at LfverpOOI-OHts
break in Spain Emmlnent-SOuthern
ConfederatfOBlsts Defeated at Every
POInt-six Year-Old boy TycOOnite-
The MihadO a Pr1sOner-Queen Vic
tOrEa ns Paris.
LIVERPOOL, August G.-Mr. Davis arrived
here last night.
PARIS, August 6.-spanlsh advices repre-
sent that the whole power of the govern
ment is necessary to prevent an outbreak,
and that general disquletude exists.
Queen Victoria was received by Eugene
at the Tuileries last evening. Victoria
leaves for Switzerland tonight.
MADRID, August 6.-The Spanish govern
ment declines to assume the proteetoral Of
st. Domingo, which was proposed by one
of the political parties in that country,
YoKoHoMA, japan, July 4.-The Stalsbashi
| family were defeating the southern Confed-
| erati0nists at every point. Yeddo and Yo-
kohoma were again under Stalsbashiis con-
| troll, but he had refused the Tycoonate. The
office was then Offered to Romesboro, boy
six years old, and one of the three branches
Of the Tokugowa family, but his father re-
fused the honor, stating that he denied the
authority of the Mikado to appoint the Ty-
COON The Mikado is now prisoner at
kioto, and is in charge Of the Mea high
priest.
SAN Francisco, August 4.-Japancse ad-
vices represent the season unusually wet,
and the tea and silk markets dull. The Ty-
| coon was generally successful in his mill
tary operations against the mikade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07

the stockholders for the election of a Board
of Directors shall be held, and day fixed
for all elections thereafter. A two-thlrd
vote shall be necessary to constitute an cleo
ton, and if no election is had the meeting
shall adjourn over for one year.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
any person or persons selling or offer
ing or exporting for sale after the thirty first
day of October, 1858, any lottery, policys
or combination tickets, devices, or certih-
Gates or fractional parts thereof, in viola
tion OF this act, shall be punished by fine
not exceeding five thousand nor less than
one thousand dollars for each offense.
SEC. A.. Be it further enacted, etc., That
| this corporation shall be and continue for
and during the term Of twenty-five years
| from the first day of January, 1863, for
which time it shall have the sole and exclu-
sive privilege of establishing and authoriz-
ing q lottery or series of lotteries, and sell
ing and disposing of lottery tickets, policy,
| combination devices and certificates, and
| fractional parts thereof.
SEC g.. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
at the expiration of this corporation, three
commissioners shall be elected by the stock
| holders, whose duty it shall be to liquidate
its affairs on such terms and in such man
| ner rs shall be determined by a majority of
stockholders voting.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, ETC., That the
following acts be and the same are hereby
repealed, viz: an act entitled an act to license
the vending of lottery tickets approved Feb
naary II, 1865; also an act entitled an act to
o. horize the sale OF stamps to vendors OF
lottery tickets, approved March 20, 1856;
also an amendatory act entitled an act to
amend section one Of an act entitled an act
to authorize the sale of stamps to venders
of lottery tickets, approved February 29
1865, and all other laws or parts of laws
Inconsistent with or contrary to the pro
visions of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. Z. Be it further enacted, ETC., Tha
this act shall take effect from and after it,
passage.
Mr.. Blackman moved to adjourn.
There being tie vote, the motion to ad
= journ was lost by the casting vote of tn
President.
Mr.. Ray called up Senate bill No. So, a
act to determine the mode of filling vacan
cies.
Mr.. Blackman moved to postpone tn
bill to Friday at one o'clock.
The motion to postpone prevailed.
Mr.. Blackman moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Braughn called for an executiv
session.
The Senate then went into executiV
session.
= The executive session having been raised
two messages from the Governor were rea
q informing the Senate that he had approve
of and signed the following bills:
Joint resolution requesting the Presidel
of the United States to furnish the civ
authorities of the State such force as ma
% be necessary to secure peace and good ord
n in the State, and an act to provide for IL
a removal of causes from the Supreme Cou
IL under the constitution of 1864 to Il
q Supreme Court under the constitution
5e 1868.
], The Senate then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEW
MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ET'
WASHINGTON.

Interview between Col. Deane and the
President-Troops IR Louisiana will
Probably be Employed to Suppress
Disorder Movements OF General
Grnnt-Evarts Opposes Rollins He
moVaL
WASHINGTON, August G.-The interview
to-day between the President and Colonel
Deane, of Governor Warmoths staff, was
pleasant and conciliatory. During the in
terview the President gave no indications
of questioning the Legitimacy of Louisiana's
present government, and expressed to Col
onel Deane the opinion (not decision he
wished it to be understood) that the same
course would be followed by the Secretary
of War toward Louisiana and Florida that
prevails in Tennessee. That is in effect that
there are sufficient troops in those States to
suppress disorders, and that they would be
used for that purpose upon proper applica-
ton from the State, under direction, how.
ever, of United States officers.
With this unofficial expression of opinion
the matter was referred to the War Depart
ment and remains in abeyapce until Secre-
| tary Schofeids return on Saturday.
| WASHINGTON, August 6.-Grant will be
absent until the middle of September, and
| will probably accompany the Indian peace
| commission, which Sherman has sum
moned together westward. .
Evarts returned unexpectedly. He had a
! long interview WIFI the fTeSlQeHL-WdS uTsI
there with Secretary McCulloch. 1t is un
derstood that Evarts took strong grounds
against the removal of Rollins except on
the terms of his resignation, or by suspen
sion for cause under the tenure Of office bill,
threatening to withdraw from the Cabinet
if any other course is pursued. In the mean
time Rollins is utterly obnoxious to the Pres
ident and McCullOch. 1t is said however
thatyRollins has modified the terms of hi!
resignation, and on the same authority
"doubttul"-that General Jeffries will sue
ceed.
Lots of less than two thousand gallons 0
rum or alcohol can not be exported wlthou
forfeiting the drawback privilege.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad bein
thoroughly repaired, regular trips will b
resumed on it Friday.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S533 ,00[
Receipts of customs for the week endin
the thirty-tirst, So, T93, 900.
The Democratic majority in Kentuck
rules at 10000.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-General Kilpat
rick, Minister to Chill, has leave of absence
and returns home September l.
No authentic information is had regardin
Executive intentions respecting Federal in
reference in Louisiana affairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
ST. LOUIS.

General Grants Speech at st. Louis
John .. Phelps Democratic Candidate
for GovernOr-Platform Bitter, Def
ant, ResO1ute.
ST. LOUIS, August 6.-General Grant re-
piled to serenade as follows:
Gentlemen and Fellow Citizens; | can
scarcely find words enough to thank you
for this very hearty and warm reception. 1t
is peculiarly gratifying to me to meet SO
MANY friends In st. Louis, place which
mas arisen since have been man grown,
and where intend to become a resident at
some future day. Thanking you again, l
will bid you good night.
ST.. LOUIS, August 6.-The Missouri Dem
ocratic Convention has nominated. John S.
Phelps for Governor and Norman j. Cole.
man for Lieutenant Governor.
The platform is bitter, defiant, and reso-
lutte, fully up to that adopted at New York
on the main issues. The following is
Resolped, 2, That while we are willing
to protect the oolored race from any assault
upon their nationalrights, we are unaltera
bly, opposed to negro suffrage and negro
equality, its logical sequence. The propo
sition now pending in this State to admit tC
the elective franchise the untutOred african
while thousands of intelligent, industrious
and law.abidiug white men are excluded
from the ballot.box is gross insult to oul
race and ghastly monstrosity OF the con
quest principle Of justice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
ALABAMA.

Bill Providing for Legislature to Cast
Electoral VOte-K X. *. Letters.
MONTGOMERY, August Elm the Senate
to-day bill was presented providing for
the Legislature to cast the electoral vote of
the State. 1t meets with much opposition.
Postponed to tomorrow.
senator had a number of letters read
from the K. K. K. and lively discussion
was the result.
resolution was adopted to appoint q
committee to receive bids for doing the
Stateprinting of this session. .t
In the House the Senate bill removing all
political disabilities resting on the citizens
of this State was called up. 1t was post
| poned until tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
MARKETS..
Domestic Markett.


New YoRK, August 6.-Cotton market
heavy and shade lower; sales to-day 500
bales; middlings 290298c. Flour, superhne
State S7 7519 50; common to extra South
ern So 50@I0 so. Wheat steady at Moons
advance. Corn closed quiet aud dropping.
Oats active and shade hrmer. Mess pork
heavy at S2s 7502s sT5. Lard, kettle rem
dered l9k0l94c. Whisky irmer, in5 hord
65e. Sugar frmer Coffee quiet and steady.
Molasses dull. Turpentine 465047c. Rosin
50 9517. Governments closed 1rm; b-20's
of 1862, Il4B; of 1864. 1l04; OF 1865, 1l2s; OF
1867, 1881 l0.40's, 1904 Tennessees 64b, new
63i; North Cardinals 7l2, new 70 asked;
Vlrginia's 81, new 53.
New York, August 6.-Money very easy,
304. Gold closed strong at l49s0l49} alter
a day OF great activity and excitement.
Sterling 10. Southern bonds hrm except
Tennessee, which closed weaker.
CINcISNlTI, August 6.--Fiour unchangea.
Wheat 81 751l 95. Corn 93g96e. Whisky
in bond 55c. Mess pork $2s g. 81 Bnik 1 meals O.,
l21I4lc. Bacon-shoulders l54c. clear rlp
sides Idle: clear sides lie. Lard l9c. But
ter 3503sc. Eggs Ice. Hay Si2Cgl5s
J0IyIsyT1LE. August 6.-EobRcco firm;
salas e5 hhds: -lugs 10 medium leaf 81 75g0
* 10. wrappers S3l so. FiourAsuperfAe
sc 956aG So. Red wheat 81 g902. Corn
95. Oats 45950. Mess pork S2s: Lard
ls2Nl9. Bscon-shoulders l3A@l34; clear
sides l75; clear ribbed sides II. Bulk meats:
shoulders i31; clear sides l6l. Whisky
raw (free) 45 SO. -
ST.. LoCIs, August 6.-Tobaeco arm and
unchanged. Flour steady; SItgI % lOr
superfne. Wheat So l0t92 40. Corn $40
93c. Oats 47@57c. Pork held at $50. Bulk
meatsTshoulders l2c. Bacon--shoulders
I9lc.; clear sides l7lc. Lard les@l9c.
Whisky, free, 81 80. e
Foreign Markets. M
LIVERPOOL, August 6. Evening. .-Co Cotton-
declining tendency; sales to-day lvvvV
IoEpos, August 6, Evening Console a.,
Bonds vi. Increase Of bullion in the Bank
Of England 1892, 600. a.
centimes.
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and was organized and placed in possession
OF civil poweE at the opening OF the session,
and the committee is Of the opinion that the
Wlsest course 10 to consider the order Of
General Meade, declaring the election final
and conclusive on the eligibility of mem
oers, and all other questions. In view of all
the circumstances
Resosu9d, That general orders No. so from
General Meade in relation to persons elected
to the Senate be declared and held conclus-
I'VE az to the right of the persons named
therein 10 seats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.

BlIts Authorizing the Governor to BOra
9 Is 5O00-AnnulIIng Charleston
Municipal Election, and Declaring
OfHces under the Provisional Gov
ernment Vacant.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., August "a bill passed
the Legislature authorizing the Governor
to borrow Sl25, 600. Also a bill annulliDg
the Charleston municipal election. Also q
bill declaring vacant all offices held under
the provisional government.
The committee to which il was referred,
reported favorably on an air line railroad
from Charlotte to Atlanta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
NEW YORK.

Yellow Fever In New York at QuarAn-
tine-Mattersa at Panama-Detention of
Panama Steamer.
New YORK, August6 The Coroner's Jury
rendered verdict of accidental death in
Halpines case.
There are several cases of yellow fever in
the hospital ships at quarantine. Captain
Reed from Cienfuegos, and one of his boat
men, died of black vomit yesterday.
Panama advices of the twentyeighth have
been received. No collision had taken
both sides are actively preparing. 1t is
thought that an amicable adjustment will
probably take place.
An accident on tine Panama railroad de-
tanned the Ocean Queens passengers thirty
six hours.