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A Florida senator.

General Thomas W. Osborne, admitted as
Senator from Florida, is a native of Scotch
Plains, in New Jersey, brother of Rev. A.
C. Osborne d. D., of st. Louis. At the out
break of the war he was reading law, but at
once abandoned Blackstone for Hardee, and
raised company of artillery. This having
soon afterward been attached to Hookers
fighting division, made itself felt everywhere
on the peninsula. Before leaving there Cap
tain Osborne became Hooker's Chief ofArtil-
lery, and distinguished himselffor gallantry
and good conduct generally. In the fall of
1868 he was ordered West with the Eleventh
and Twelfth Army Corps, and subse.
quently, in the autumn Of 1864, after the fall
Of Atlanta, when Sherman recognized his
army for his grand raid, Osborne became
Chiefof Artillery of the Army of Tennessee,
General Howard commanding. He served
throughout Sherman's great march, and up
to the close of the war, when he was order.
ed down to Florida as Chief of the Freed.
mems Bureau there. He conducted its af
fairs very creditably until some time in
1866 or 1867, when he retired from the army
and was appointed United States Marshal
for Florida, from which position he has just
assembled to the United States Senate. He
is about thirty.five years old. He was a
Douglas Democrat, and is now Re-
publican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

For ornamentation electricity is coming
into use. You may see at a fashionable
ball at Paris q lady, on the top Of whose
head sits butterfly or a humming bird.
The fly and the bird fiutter their wings in
the most natural way possible. How is it
managed? Why, within the chignon are
concealed a small battery and minute
Rhumkorif coil. On the bosom of another
may be brooch, with head upon 1t, the
eyes Of which turn in all directions. This,
too, is accomplished by the use Of a battery
and coil so minute as TO be concealed with
in the brooch ITSELF These small batteries
easily carried about the person, are the
invention Of II. Trouve. The batteries Of
zinc, excited By a solution Of sulphate Of
mercury, are inclosed In vulcanite cells 80
that the exciting solution can not escape to
the damage Of the Wearer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

The editor of the Central Christidn Adeo-
cate, Methodist Journal published in St.
Louis, thus speaka Of u. s. Grant: His
great modesty, his wonderful capacity as 3
aHee, and his surprising success are known
to the country and 10 the world. We con-
TESS that our admiration of the man has
increased all the time since we first saw
him, and that We share with the soldiers Of
the army IN teelings of devotion 10 him.
Aside from anything We may respect in
politics, we regard General Grant IS about
the first man IN the nation. If the Demo-
cratic party ghall nominate maa a. worthy
as he we shall be slad.H
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DEAFNEss-DEAFNEss
ADJUSTMENTS,

NATIONAL HALL,
Poydraa Street,
BETWEEN FRANKLIH AND LIBERTY
The undersigned respectfully informs thu
that he has leased this new, large. and comm
Hall. and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
win be given therein every Wednesday and
day evening. The Hail will be rented to assoc
andindiyiduals for meetings, balls. concerts
etc, on reasonable terms.
Application to be made to
ISID0R STITCH, Lessee
Jas ~ No. 26ON Lafayette I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

During the past week the New Hampshire
LeRislalHfe has been mostly occupied In
discussing the various raiiroad~ schemes
urged Upon them. Indeed there are % many
shire at the present time that Il Is exceed
inRly difacuif to keep track Of them, and
more dillicult 70 figure out where the money
is coming from to construct them II char.
ter are granted. IN the early part Of last
week the legislature did good thing In
passing the Bin 70 exempt railroads from
taxation for zen years from the time that
which VIII undoubtedly BE- 20 indncc The
people Of the northern part Of the State 10
extend existing RAILROAD Vines and construct
new ones.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
R. @. RICHARDSON, Secretary.



SECTION l. BE II ordained by the Constitutional
yonvenuon OF the State Of Louisiana That tha
Shers and Tax Collectors of the State sTcept Of tha
city q New Orleans Orleans Right Bank and The
ers Of their respective parishes TO psy The tan AZ a
mil per cent levied by ordinance Of the twenty.
thirty days after service q said notice thoss Who
sidered in default and the Sherifs and Tax ooliect
ors exact an additional tax upon persons suoh Of
twenty i've per cent upon the sum due by thar1 for
the INST detaultsa an additional tax Of ten rer
subseqpent thirty days said persons shall continus
70 pc m Default up to the date Of the final settle
sEe; 2. Be u further ordained. That the sheriffs
leans right bank, and parish Of Jefferson shaH nv
pn1lc notice IN one newspaper published in Their
parish, call upon all taxpayers to pay he tax leved
by ths ordnance Of December twenty-fonr above
the amounts due By them on account Of said tai te
days alter the publication Of the above required no.
tce fnan pay an additional tax on twenty-fve mar
cent on the original tax and an additional tax Of two
Ano mai per cent on the original tax Of one mill
Rsr 9ent teE every subsequent tan days said persons
SIC q Be Il further ordained. etc. THAI inn
medlatoly after the taxpayers shall have been putin
default ~ the expiration Of the thirty ten days,
e the case may be- given in the notice required BY
the hrst and second sections Of this ordinance the
bhefln8 and Tax Collectors throughout the State
shall Proesed to saiKa aud SELL after ten days notice.
imnovable, sufficient to pay the original tax ali al
ditional taxee herein levied, and costs. IT
Adopted in Convention AZ the city of New Or
leans, this fourth day Of January, Anuo Don1ini
~ Signed JAMES q. TALIAFERRo.
O. eT y President Of the Convention
iyl Di6tW2t - - Secretary.
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A WORK OF INTEREST.
LIFE OF a. p. DOsT1E;
Or. The ConaIet In rev Orleans.
BIZ EMILY hAzRN REAp.

This intensely attractive And distressing book has
recently been received from the New York publish,
ing house, and is for sale BY A. SIMON, IS Baronne
street. t8A- "ta+t fte
The trads can be supplied BY Nj. SIMON.
Eysry citizen Of New Orleans shoald have copy OF
this book. II treats Of persons and transactions
here with free pen. and will doubt reosigs soma
criticism from those not coiapllmsnted by tbs
author. iy2
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FOK PREs1DENT1AL ELECTORS.
State at Large.
B. F. J0UBERT,
N. A. SOUTHWORTH.
congregational Districts.

FIRST DisTRICT-A. L. LEE.
SECOND D1sTMcT-J. NJ. G. PARKER.
THIRD DIsTRIcT-D. II. REESE.
FOURTH D1sTmcr-CORNELIUS DONATE
FIFTH D1srR1cT-H. r. STEELE.
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Ehe lIsnghl. "a .IlIuI. 3 sa5a1lIInsaI. lIAs

present editor Of the RErupIlcAs,
II We mistake not, General Lee command
ed Kansas cavalry regiment Tor some time
during he war, and sc o1e time was chief
Of cavalry under oencral Ranks IN Louigf,
tha. He Ras Qnllsnt o6sceI, and We cor
It 60 well deserves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

Au1ustue. o. roadina an account 81 the
tntlrdef u woman, declared fhAt = man
Who No1ld kIIl Wona1 Inult % vulgar
~ thought gou'd prided yourself on being
lady killer ever since your mustache took
roos - Augustus was silent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

T1is loAN ealablishod Journal has bssenae very Dc
.tebe y this tine. IN view Of tho fact that p6n1as
cola % o1ectlnE her railroad eqmmunicat dns ritn
~ NeEthss.e ana sqoulins 8 pqiqe at iniaaaat TO
fne u la leoel department deyete9 lpeaia attention
70 ta8 lnnl4lAe lumber uut timber lrlt6 FfotIu4
up q ils vicinity = ass 70 plhhr drr ~ y itr1lS
unlen e sha efrefui reader Win Indicate the ne.
t4ll-snA - ne e4sll nAtIsal a.IFEutl & fgnla-
sh - hdfslt III n stIieitcA
tended them. IIi9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

THE HERO OF FORT PILLow.-The Mem.
phis correspondent of the Louisville Jour.
nal writes:
There is a good deal of misconception
about Forests life before the war. l have
seen it stated in one place that he was ne.
gro trader, and in another that he was a
gambler. Neither is true.
(Which the Memphis Bulletin rejoins:
Forrest was steady, industrious man,
who made his money BY business, not by
gambling. What that business was may be
seen by the following extract from Wil>
liams' Memphis Directory for 1861, page
l64: Forrest Jones, d Co., dealers In
slaves, No. SO Adams street. Forrest, N. B.
(of Forrest, Jones, & Coz, Adams, between
Third and Fourth y 3. ~
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AUCTION SALES,


LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE or
CANT Match and Single Horses. Elegant
Horses, Fine Work Mules. Fine Mich Gov
gies, Elegant Bretts. Harness. Wagons, 81
ct auction.
pX MONTGOMERY BROS. a
~ Z; N: Montgomery, Auctioneer-Wil BEL
THURSDAY. July 9, 1853 at II o'clooE1
Liners Stable on GrAvier street.
Elegant MATCH HORSES.
Elegant SADDLE HORSES;
Fine WORK MULES;
Fine MICH cows;
-ALS0-
WAGONS, etc. 81. = T 80
TERMs-Cash, in United States Treasury n.
aus
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BOARD OF REGISTRATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
June a 1883

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
June 50, 1865 J
AT irregular meeting Of the Board held on Tuesday.
June 5O 1859 the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the time for TIE final settlement
OF lS convention taxes by the Tax COlleotors and
sheElHs Throughout the State with the Auditor OF
Pubic Accounts be and is hereby extended Ia the
first day of August, 1868. ~
By virtue of the foregoing resolution hereby no.
tity all Tax Collectors and Sherifs throughout the
State to continue to collect the Convention tax up
to The first dayof August 1888 The Tax Collectors
and Sherits are further instructed that they will be
held responsible for rigid enforcement of the or
dinance adopted by the Convention January 4 1863
(Which is hereinafter published for the information
Of all cOneerned), exacting a penalty for non.pav
ment of said tax.
The Convention RENTED all penalties up to the
twentieth day of March, 1853 and from that time the
penalty will be exacted in all the parishes where the
tax rolls were ready at that date and thirty DAYS
after the tax rolls completed in the other mar
ishes the penalty will be exacted
The attention of Tax Collectors is also called to the
fact that the Commanding General refuses to allow
the courts to grant iniunctions restraining them
from selling the property of delnquents to meet the
payment Of the Convention tax. The Tax Collectors
will be held responsible by the Auditor in his set
Element with them for the full amount Of the pen.
atty SB PACKARD.
n r. -. -. Chairman
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The liquidation Of the affairs OF said corpofl
at the termination OF It's charter, or ii sooner
mined upon By It's Stockholders shall be eOnd
By three Etoefholdefs, duly elected By a maioa
for that purpose, after sixty days previous nod
two n6Hspap9rs pablishea II New Orleans. III
Rod Of liquidation aud the antount Of their co.
aation. a. also all other privileges TO be coz.
upon sad huuidRtorA ehRll DO hxed In such ~.
a. the said Stockholders may ct such genera
ing del6rmine. ST. ~ tall 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

This corporation shall be and continue
during the term Of twenty five years from a.
the date Of these presents, and may organ
business as soon aB tW0-thiTds Of its capita
shall have been subscribed for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08
.AnIIcLE EIGHTH

AN transfers Of stock shall be recorded at u.
Of said company in book Of transfer to be x
that purpose; the new stockholder binding b
or herself, by the mere fact of recording sucnt
fer, to abide BY all the terms, conditions, and
lations OF this act and any and all the rules i
thereof,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

The following named Btookholdsrs, VIZ:
o. Noyes. William w. Howe, Cyrus Bnssey
Highly, Thomas j. Durant, and Samuel l.
are hereby Constituted the first Board Of Dir
who shall a. their first meeting elect one Of
number as President. And the said Board a
said President shall serve until superseded b
successors, to be.eleoted as provided in article
kRT4tI.R FrRyirksru
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-08

Witnesses; zunel1ss MoK1T aud Il. N. d
80 ssss HENRY G. DIBBLR, Rotary Pa
Now Olleand. yalgo 1a18. ID o.
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Ths nafabsof the Stockholders, thar resid
and 4ho Respective shares held by each are
present declared 70 BE- such as are subscribedil
act. and Opposite the names Of eaCh respectful
THIS done and paa94d in my offca in New o
qfdrnshid, ia the presence Of Hainalius McKa
III. ~. Dibhle, witnesses. Of lawful age, reside
this city. who hersunte subscribed their name
q sSs iosssoins On ne dsg nd dsts HrstI
Nienedl JAMES o. MOVES,
f fel4e ll WV. HOWE
eilFle u gHRU9 BESskY,
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Members
be ''-+Ou' PARISHES
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80 MEETING At the :ooms Of the Young Mems
become 81 increasingly, interestIng u has been
thought best 10 extend the time from halt 20 An
entire hour, eummeueiug At o'clock each oven
ing Ali are invited, sepl5
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wORKINGwoMhN's CONVENTION
GENERAL SOUTHERN NEWS


LONDON, Sept. l7-Eycuing .-Unitcd states
Flvo.twcn'y bonds, 7?l 4 Eries, SOY, Others
unchanged.
bullion increase In the Bank Of England
EIO,OOO
FRAHEroEr, Sept T-unItod Statos bonds
firm at 75ls
LvEHrooL, Sept l7-Evcnlns. cotton al
vancingi Middllug UpIands l0I.
EDlNBURG, Sept. lT.-Lord Napier has re-
Gelyed the freedom OF this city.
LosOos, Sept. H.-Telegrsms from Yoks-
hama to July 29th, announce thSt sctlys mill.
tary operations were then on foot, but give no
details.
PARIS, Sept. l7.-Advices from Rio Janciro
state that the Government OF Brazil had apol-
OE.rrd for the detention Of the Wasp.
, Yesterday the Emperor reached the military
camp of Lannemcgen, where he was enthusi.
nstlcally received by the troops. A large
crowd OF citizens also welcomed him.
LoSDov, Sept IS. - Sherl All has been
crowned Emir At Csbbal.
I LnHDOS, Sept. l7.-In an editorial article
p this morning the Tin'' contrasts the political
canvass in Great Britain with that in the
I United States.
! 10 both cases tho electors are new oncs.
. Elrc Ia EngIguL there are many contests dIf.
fcrinE In men and prInciplcB, and the result Ia
a confused hubbub in which no one sound is
( heart above the rott. The incidents thus far
have been peaceful, even negative; but the
eight weeks yet remaining before tho clset ions
will take place may warm tho coutest which
Is now 20 quiet.
Tho Times dwcllI AZ longlh on tho violent
animation ofthc Presidential fight IN the Uni-
tel Sig'CI, and Gala an American general cleo
ton an American "CafuiraI." The American
people may be serious auI interested, but they
allow mOa' cccC&tt.C Nri grotesGuc characters
10 r2iIeUcrt the whole people, which Gucs
theta so".a Injustice, hut less harm than IL
commonly thought.
Mr.. Benz ,min Moran, the secretary Of tho
American Legation, has gone on special
nIslon to st. Petersburg. He also carries
lispTtcLcs TO the American Embassy at B,r.
lin.
Mr.. Bancroft ls now travelling In South Ger.
msry.
Bw8s&Le, sept. IA letter 20 the IaicDCa
G'H.s rr'g from Conatautlnople, dated the stl
Instant, ststc5 that an attempt Of ia, GrcCki
Of Chios 10 celebrate tic G,y Ct the haptam
Of the kcrr to the GtcC.sa throne w.s sup
prcgaci by the Turkish RuJhCrilicB. a Greek
attHrhe Of the American Consulate vas ono oil
the pcrr0as arrested, Nnl l. is as!d that Admi
raj FGrrtgut pctitIohcd for his release, lu'
the petition Was refused, NLA tn man taken
In confinement to the Dafdauclivs.
MUNICH, sept. l7.--Mr. Bancroft, tho Amer
lean Minister to Prussia, Is expected here thI,
week, to exchange Publications Of the natural
ization treaty between BavanIa and the Amer
lean Government.
PARIS, sept. l7-EronIng- feeling OF
the BoursC is improving, Rentcs closed a,
| CgT &c
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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, Scpt' nber 1.-THE Senate to-day
took up the mc7sagc OF the Governor regard
ing its action in declaring the seats Of coIorcd
members vacant.
The Governor protests Agalns, the action of
the Senate as unconstitutional and In oppo-
sition to the spirit Of the convention which
formed the constitution under the reconstruG.
tiOn acts. He also claims that the electors are
the judges of the qualifications OF persons
elected TO represent them. Assuming this, he
maintains that II all the male Inhabitants of
the state had free voice and place In the
new state government, the majority would
keep 1t in harmony with the National Adj.
ministrstion, and where all enjoyed equal
civil and political rights no just cause for dis.
satisfaction could exist
The House has passed by vote Of lOI to 10
substitute for the jury bill, which places
grand and petit jurlcs on the game footing
permits none but intelligent, upright persons
to sit on Juri, !, and oxcludcl negroes from the
jury box.
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General john A. Logan, who has been
seriously III In Chicago, a dispatch infOrms
us, dated yesterday, that he has so far re.
covered as 10 be able to leave for his home in
Illinois. General samuel A. Duncan, First
Assistant Examiner in the Patent once, and
Special Assistant to Commissioner FoOtc for
he cXan!nation OF extensions OF patents and
appeals, was to-day granted leave Of absence
for one month. The General left last evening
for his home in New Hampshire. Rev. Thos.
IL. stockton, one OF the most eminent Of the
Methodist Protcstant clergymen, is seriously
Ill at Philadelphia. The Ohio STATE Journal
predicts that Robert y. Lincoln will be a Re-
publican member OF Congress from Chicago,
within five years. Mr. John ]. McElhone,
the ablest official reporter Of the House of
Representatives., who writes shorthand with
both hands with equal dexterity, and who
stands at the head Of his profession in the
/ United States, has arrived In town. His
/ fingers are itching to take down Congregational
debates. Rev. II. u. Steen, of Xenia, Ohio,
and W. p. White, Phil. are at the ScatOn
Judge Brooches, of Baltimore; ]. q. Emer.
son, of Mobile, and Thomas q. Lynch, of New
Orleans, were among the arrivHl5 at the
| kirkwuod House last night. J. BOuis, Of san
Francisco; Edward NJ Royds, OF Engisnl
George H. Miller, of Miller, of Mississippi
and General + lIoke, of North Carolina, arc
at Willards'. :. $. Bishop and Charles II
lioyt, Of Philadelphia, are at tho Oven
Housc. W. d. Doughcrty, U. ). Al Heary o
Hoyt, Of St. Louis; d. D. Porter, U. S. Nj W
Hartley Miller, Of Philadelphia; J. II. Rice
L. 5. M I. Abbott, L. 5. ", and L. J. Straug
L. :. ~, are a. the Ebbitt House. W. Il. Dun
can, Of Beaufort, n. O. W. L. Anderson, o
Georgia; John +. Hide, of Nashville, Tenn
Parker, L. :. ", are At the metropolitan
o 1Iltpl
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LouisInnn-Gen. LOnEstrcet n Guest
Of tho LpgIsInfnrc.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. l7.-Judgc Cooley, Of
the sixth district court, 10 tho contested cleo
ton case to-day, dismissed tho suit at plain:
tig's costs, AMI delivered an opinion, upon
the ground, that where an election was or
dercd by the military commander prior to the
adoption of the prescnt state constitution, by
virtue of the Congregational authority, tho do
cision Of tho military commander In respect TO
the election, is not subject to revision BY the
courts Of the state.
Gen. Longstrect yesterday visited tho
Legislature, which invited him to seat
within the bar, and took recess TO receive
him. A general Introduction then took place
OF the members aud q plumber OF oolored
women who were present on tho door Of thu
| unnAe.
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ARRIVALS At TuL; uoTELs.

EBBITT HoUSE-u. q. WILLARD.
W Bpougherty and wife, US Al II McCul-
G s Nj ba SayS New WoY ot S koi bar Rt'9
N; Mrs W Cox, Miss lula Taylor, Atiantsj
Taylor, Va "a; \ Taylor, New YofE, " va Hale
NCi J Il Rice, U. 5 N L pesse, Pa; John
Jay Knox, cIty;, NJ Kopperl,. Texas D II
1FST \; Mf% Uot, iEsats; Falli. SGS'S
Hon John L Dawson, Ps; P T H.ny, kyj Il
fSf Hewitt bS Cincinnati, wilson AND
wife, Philsdelphiaj y II Se.rey, SArttogaj T
D Davis, Chicagoj Il @ Lowry, Now York;
D W Mullan, U = A; L Murphoy, New
York.
METRoPOLITAN-Por 4 SHRLLHr.
John Williams. eityi Z K Linen, n II
Prool and wife, 81 Psul, Mimi W Duncan,
RRs sS.fn g F.,Dh. HDS o9 TSoSpSoG
and vile, Jno Brown aud wife, p; Matbu.
J AP Whsrton, Va; John y Hide, Nashville,
| W Becheyy Louisville, Ny; 5 5 hoyt, y y;
| Ulysses Hobbs, Howard county, Moi
Brayton and wife, San rrAneiEeoi / Win
| tcrsmith jr, ID y > WinteTsmith and wife, Mrs
K l. wintcrsmith, Ky; Mrs Eli $ shorter,
| Miss Annie shorter, WIN II Thornton, Ala;
+ Ssnder,on, Osli J NJ Lettie, Ch.rles county
Mass and family, Val Z W Highly, n Al r II
J Parker U Nj John Sterr and wife.
PenR.
.SEhTON HoUSE-J. II. slHnns.
| q Thomas, OS Wood, Prince George co,
Md; VIM J Chapman, Philadelphla; Rev NJ u
Steen, Xeni., Ohio; Thos Peter, Montgomery
county, Md; l. Sutto, BALTIMORE T W Ever.
EFT, Md: L l. Bentley, Va; q II Russell, Phil.
adclghis; WIN Mills, n Y; W p White. Phil
sdplphis; = W Alexander, Bsltimorj Rib.
lett, Phlisdelphisj John J Jtnkins, Md; ! II
| Powell, T Adams, PhilAde!phis; DAME ORG.
DRY, Mrs So,ephins Gregory, Y>ndslia, Ill
David Sessr, Tolsdo, ohioi " Hayes,
Warrington.
RIRKvooD HoUsZ-Erso.
B Wilson, D r Biits, Ne~ York; Judge
Brooches, Baltimore; James Riley, John
Lyons John Shumsn, q Emerson, Mobile
Philip ID Duhory, Philtdelphia; Thos " Oar.
roll and family, B,ltimorej Frei Z Swsrtz
Erie, Pa; Frank Tucker, Battle horo'i NJ Il
Gallagher, Pittsburg; y II Garter, rroy-N Y
George p Clark, Miss K u CLARK, Mis Emms
Snyder, hiss Ella U VAnConIt, Williamsport
Joseph I Thorn, Col Dave Lynch, Lynchburg
ThoS @ King, New Orleans.
wlLLhRDS'-SYKtsH CHADWICK.
! ] Bouts, san Francisco; EduArd VI Royds
Engl,nd; Geo II Miller, Miss Frank Myers
Zlnesville; J W non.ho, Esst Cambridgti Il
= HsnuAh. ! r H>milton, " " Mssksy, New
York; ] y Dickinson, Va Nsn HOk,, r
Furmand, q; " Dalton, BnGtnni N
CLARK, Z r Flag, RiSAmosd; VIM Ramsey
Rio ye Janciro.
OWEN HOUSES. ". OwII
Charles II Hoyl, s Bishop, Philadelphia.
I
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InvestIgating Outrases.

NAsHvILLB, TBSN" Sept. lT.-Tho GORE
spondent of a New York paper, who was sent
to Bowling Green, Ky, TO Investigate the al.
legged outrages on Union men in that neigh
borhood, "a teIcgraphed to Northern papers,
arrived here. to-day, and reports having con.
fcrred with leading Radicals Of the locality,
who pronounce the stories Of outrages, intim-
idatton, Sc, to be false in every particular.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18
Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. lT.-Tho Legis.
lAture did nothing to-day. Both Houses Ad-
journed early, and the Republicans went into
q secret caucus to decide what course to pursue
on the registration question. A large number
of them are opposed TO registration, and do.
sire to have no election In November.