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Notice.

TNHF Members of JEFFERSON Council No
FRIENDS OF TEMPERAN nee. will meet on
MONDAY EVENING. 22nd instant, instead Of
TUESDAY tho 23rd instant.
June ls lS6s+
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Latest reloxr.ph,c Broyit,es,

Minister johnson has received another adj
dress and made another speech.
A Shefieid testimonial Is to console Roe.
buck for his defeat.
Dublin has been rloting again.
The election excitement being over, Fenian-
ism again agitates the British Lion.
daribaldi suggests for Spain dictator frat,
and afterwards a republic.
Reed, Of Florida, but duty calls and he must
obey, though he sacrifices his friend.
Insanity is to be pleaded Ia the e-Hiscock
case.
The Cuban revolution Is growing more and
more exciting.
SAlnave threatens Jacmel, AK Cages and
| st Marks with bombardment.
Cubans ind coffee and mahogany useful In
raising revenue.
The Cigar Manufacturer Association and
Cigar Makers Union, OF New York, failing to
| agree have concluded to split.
New York furnis' another chapter OF bank
robbery.
Gen. Grant was enthusiastically received In
Philadelphia last night.
The redskins have made another treaty, to
| be shortly broken.
Captain General LerSundi says he would
have been Radical II he had been born In the
United States.
The White river valley furnishes new sil
yer mine.
Yesterdays storm seems tohave beenpretty
general.
Leavenworth printers are on strike.
Kansas purposes a new railroad enterprise
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Minister Mcmahon en- routo 20 Par.
nEuay-Opening Of = street Railway
in Rio Janeiro-The Parsgusysn
war-Lopex Besieged At villctts.
New YoRK, November 20.--The steamer
Mississippi brings Rio Jausiro advicss to the
26th ultimo.
The United States steamers Guerrero, Paw
nee. Kansas, and Quirnnsbaus, wero to leave
Rio on the 9Th or 2stb, with General Mo-
Mahon for Paraguay.
The Wasp was at Montevidoo with sx-Min-
lister Washburn. The gunbost ShAmokin was
at St. Thomas on route to the United States.
The American street railway, in Rio Jeneiro
was open to traffic on the 9th Of October In
the presence Of the Emperor and an immense
concourse Of citizens. The average daily 70
ceipts wero twice the estimated amounts
Fifty.three million dsllsrs were subscribed
at Rio, tho first week In oStober, asa loan to
the Government. which only asked hfteen mil.
lions.
Advioss from Paraguay state that the allied
troops are besieging Geuersl Lopez at Villets,
and that four iron clads had pasted the fortih-
cations there, and seven thousand Brazilian
troops arc marching along the west bank Of
tho Paraguay river with the intention Of
crossing to Asunoion, and thence descending
seven leagues to villstts, to take Lopez In
In the rear.
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CUBA.

PROGRESS OF the ReyoIut,ou : yiesr.
our Campaign Agsinst the Iasur.
gents sslnavc Repulssd-Threat.
enea Reimbursement - Aix Cages
otser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
k N c
5000 no'Omoe' -A.oA no.
arrived WIN nis'r0oP'" ruet'o rr'ncipo, ana
"i' 'mmeo'a'e'y open campaign against the
insurreouonists In conjunction with tho iorces
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TnE New WuIsKr STAMPS The lrst lot
Of whisky stamps, under the internal revenue
law, has just boon completed at the Treasury
Printing Bureau under tho superintsnd ence
Of Mr.. George B. MoCArtee. About two mil.
lion were printed, put up in books Of three
hundred each, the denominations being from
twenty up to one hundred and eighty gallons.
The stamps arc about 81 inches wide and ~
inches long, including the coupons attached.
Tho stamps are for 20, 80, and 40 gallons and
so on, each one having nine coupons attached,
so that when the gusger finds barrel contain.
ing 20 gallons he takes 20-gallon stamp with
six coupons attached, leaving the other three
coupons In the book hence, when he comes
to settle with tho Revenue Department, he
makes return Of the number Of gallons Of
whisky stamped, and produces the old book
with what coupons he has remaining, each Of
which represents fifty cents, (ths amount Of
tar per gallon;) or unless no produces the cou-
pons, must make tho Same good In money.
Mr.. Mecartee Is now engaged in executing
the second order. which Is for 30.gallon stamps.
IL being found that much larger number Of
that denomination Is required. 10 addition
to these . large number Of beer stamps are
daily printed at the Department.
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All the intelligence from Cuba, from tho
standpoint in which 1t mus. DO viewed, seems
to indicate the success OF tho insuneetion
there, and that speedily. Tho progress Of
this revolution has been very rapid, and Is
also very extenSivej and even now the whole
OF the eastern portion Of the island Is In tho
hands and under the control Of the revolu-
tionists, excepting, perhaps, a few towns along
the coast which are held BY the Government mt
troops, and these troops are now eircumscribsd
within very narrow limits. A railroad run.
ming between Nuevitas and Puerto Principe
has been cut, and train Of cars captured by
the insurgents but there 10 one remarkable
fact not to DO Lost sight Of In this connection,
considering the character and habits Of these
rebels, and that is, that all pilIsgO and bril-
gandism has been prevented. These insur.
gents seem disposed to carry on their revolt
in strict accordance with the laws Of war.
Another striking fact; the negroes appear 10
be at work upon the plantations and arc not
interfsrsd with They are rs quiet as were
their brethren in our Southern States during
tho civil war. Like them, these Cuban slaves
I'NSAN'y oAPoot tuelI Toouom wiz 10 WoIheu
out through this civil struggle, as II may.
IT'S perhaps too early to predict with uner.
ring accuracy that this movement will be q
complete success, but We must confess that all
present indications have that look
III the revolution triumph, and Cuba /, made
free will she become Stat. in this Union
IL o:her words will annexation take place
We shall SOC.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
ds Ms% fS .l s sss ssa o sassr t%i
ehangedj Cuba lla}Gl3 cents; Porto Rico lao
13L cents, Flour dull and unchanged, South
ern te.76pll.50. Wheat armj demand fair at
u .b00l.5l. Corn hrmj demand fairj tll60
liz: osts quiet and steady, 4 cents: Rye,
steadyj t2o. Gold 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. BRKADsrUYYs.-The
market for Flour may be quoted steady, with
rather a hrmer undertone, but there 10 no
demand this morning, but the transactions
were small, holders being indisposed to accept
the offers made. We have only to report sales
OF 200 bbls. Western spring Extra at IL. so, and
100 bbls. Western Family at tl0,25 per Dbl. o..
Whtat-Was 10 pretty, good supply this morn.
ket was hardly as firm in tone.
bushels being In market, but the demand was
brisk, aud most OF the offerings were taken at
full prices. white sold at 81 oO61 .oS, and old
yellow at u .20G3l,23.
Co6sc.-There 70 more inquiry for this arti-
Gle, and the market 10 firm.
Propfsions.-There is nothing new to motto In
the condition OF the provision market. The
stock OF bacon ID nearly exhausted, and the
transactions In 1t are consequently limited.
The demand 10, however, not large, but as
come, at least, prices are firmly maintained.
Shoulders,we quote at liIl9l5. There are no
rib sides to be had, and clear rib do. we quote
at l8If4l9. Hams are In fair supply and dull
at l7glo. Some bulk meat 10 Offering TO ar.
purchase for future delivery at anything ne
present rates. Mess pork "a wanted but tb25
10 none here. 1t ID offering, to arrive, at tneT
@t2s, 80, but II on the spot would bring
barrel. Lard we quote dull at l70lIN
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
~ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Minister Johnsen-Address By enc
Authorities OF Brighton-The Ala
sems Claims-TestimonfaI 20 NJ.
sooDu-eiens hlo.s Dn
serib.Idi ana sn.n,sb Am,r.-Ar.
rest OF ALLEGED Fenian..
LosDos, Nov. 1o.-The corporate authori.
ties Of Brighton yesterday presented an ad-
dress to the American Minister.
Mr.. johnson In his response gave q detailed
history Of his nseotiations with the British
Foreign Once, and from what Mr.. johnson
let fall concerning the terms Of tho conysn.
tion for tn, s.tt,, msp, Of tho Alabama claim,
Il appears that the majority Of tho commits.
siopers are to decide upon the individual
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RESIGNATION OF Z. o. PERRIN e. o. Per.
rim, esq, standing secretary To all. Democratic
conventions, clerk elect to the New York
Court Of Appeals, and United States revenue
agent, has forwarded his resignation to the
Commissioner Of Internal Rsvsnus, aceompa-
MED by humorous letter, 10 which he says
he stumped Maine once for Seymour and 1t
went thirty thousand for Grant. He thinks
had he stumped II twice, II would have gone
unanimously for Grant. He copgratuiates
himself, loosely, that no 10 elected clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals, and that he is not al
other Democratic candidates are-"mapy arc
called, but very few chosen" He thinks he
did q great deal toward helping the election
Of Grant by making speeches for Seymour.
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nIEn,

ATKIN. lin Philadelphia. wednesday, 18Th In
stant, JosErH ATEIN, aged Is years.
The funeral will take place from No. CAS- Seventh
ternosn.. 20 .s.. t.H.# r r.. d. -
HARRIS. ..Qp the 10th instant. MARrHA. young.
est child q Edwin and Augusta Harris. aged u
The funeral yiif TAKE plse. from tn. residence Of
msininG at o'cloeh. The relatives and fiiesds
Of the family are invited 70 attend. '7---
FITzgERALD..ont the 18th instant, Of typhoid
Tho funeral will take place frQm his late resi-
dence. S,3 y street. between Ninth and Tenth
o'clock. 'T1r -
DOVE, On the 10th instant, at Kcy we.t, Flor
mons DoyB, U. !. n, a native and resident Of
this city. - ..-r
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EIGHTEEN FEMALE ENrLorEEs In the Print
ing Division at the Treasury have been dis
missed and twelve furioughsd on account Of
the decrease Of work, caused BY the withdrawal
Of the printing Of tobacco, ses,r. and SNUFF
stamps the new revenue law requiring that
the work Of printing the same should DO given
to the lowest bidder. The work Of making
such stamps Is now done by the Continental
Bank Note Company, Of New York, under con.
tract
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weather Reports.

RIcuNoSD, November 2O.-Tho Grst snow
Of the season fell for two hours to-day.
SAVANNAH, GA, November 2O.-Ths weather
Is very cold, with northwest wind.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2O.-A moderate snow
storm prevailed this evening. 1t is now, 1880,
raining.
MoSrREAL, Nov. 20 1t Is reported that
an Ice lodge has formed at Tamsska, on the
lower St. Lawrence. Lacbune canal Is
blocked up with snow. The weather 10 mild
though 1t 10 showing,
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REPORTED AnnEsr OF Mas. PEnnY.-ser.
gsant Lewis Of the Fifteenth precinct police,
and squad Of men, made descent st . late
hour last night upon an alleged house Of as
signation in Wooster street, said 10 have been
kept BY Mrs. Mary Jay, and arrested the
proprietross, her housekeopor, Elisabeth Jay,
Angelina Martin, and VIM. J. Simpson. Thess
parties were all taken to the Mercer street
station house, where the woman giving the
name Of Martin was recognised BY q gentle
man from Washington Is the wsll.known Mrs.
Jennie Perry, who created such sensation
in that city ~ pardon-broksr and impeaoh.
ment-lobbyist. She seemed very excited in
the station-h house, and stated that the arrest
had been arranged through base conspiracy,
for the purpose Of running her character and
to bring disrsputs upon her name. The man
Simpson who was found In her company claims
to DO resident Of Baltimore, and the name
he gave was doubtiss,ly assumed. Tho par.
ties arrested will be taken before Justice
Mansfield at the Essex Market police court
this morning.-N Y. Tri6ans, 2Oth.
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Tue SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS seem to have
become pasturago for hogs, cows and goats

IScESDIAsIsM IN New YoRK.-TheIe was
something of panic in tho FIRE department
and among the insurance Offices Of New York
on Thursday afternoon, consequent upon the
rapid sounding Of eight alarms Of Ore. beside a
general alarm " It turned out that six
different stables In Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, on the east side, and two In Third
street, had been fred nearly simultaneously
by ineendiaries. With the exception Of one
in Third street, all were quickly eItinguished
with but triflng loss. So extensive piece Of
incendiarism has not keen known 10 this city
since the attempted hotel burning during the
war. The stables fred are situated in closely
built districts, and hres we'll underway
there would be difi:ult to control. II Is be-
iiovod that the iucendiaries were some OF the
bad boys Of the neighborhood, who take to
crime rs naturally as to play.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG, AND PorouAc
RAILROAD The thirty .siIth annual meeting
Of the Richmond, Frsdericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad Company was held In the Office
Of the company in Richmond on Wednesday.
The reports showed the receipts Of the year
to have boon from all sources, $296, 1875 l6
expenditures, $l03, 084 o. net earnings,
SlO2 742,09. OF this sum $70,l72 II Wai
absorbed in paying of interest on funded
debt, connection company's stock, and diyi'
dend on guaranteed stock, The balanso oil
$S2, 500, % carried to profit and loss.
p. V. Daniel, jr., esq, was unani mo usly 70
elected president, and Messrs. @. A. Myers,
r.. W. HaIall, G. s Mills, and Elihu Chaun.
esy rs.elected directors on tho part Of the
stockholders, and Mr.. Andrew johnson an.
nounoed as director on the part Of the State.
Major Il. d. p. Myers was appointed su.
perintendent Of transportation to oil the va.
eaney oeca'iOnsd by the resiguatiOn of Mt, W
N. Bragg.
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VIRGINIA..
The JeR Davis Trial.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov, 2o.-chief Justice
Chase will arrive here next Monday to pre-
aide at the fall term Of the United States Cir.
cult Court.
Jefferson Davis, It Is understood, will ap-
pear BY counsel, as 1t Is at present arranged,
unless the Government shall make different
requirements
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In THE DYER COURT MARTIAL yesterday J.
G. Wall, formerly a clerk 10 the Ordnance
Bureau, was recalled, and the examination
continued by Mr.. Arrick. This witness
claimed that certain Improvements made BY
him were used BY Gen. Dyer on guns. He va,
on the stand all the afternoon, the eross-ex.
animation being conducted BY Mr.. Field.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

THR contract of the present proprietors Of
the Gi'Is for printing the legislative proceed
ing, Of Congress expire, on tho 4th Of next
March. The Joint Committee on Printing 10
to determine whether the contract shall be
renewed or the work done at the Government
printing Office.
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BETWEEN ninety and one hundred thousand
dollars In fractional currency Is printed at the
Treasury Department daily and distributed
to tho various sub-trsasuriss and Governmsnt
repositories throughout the country.
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We PUBLISHED, q few days ago, a synopsis
Of the report of Mr.. A. D. Mullett, supper.
visiug architec. Of the Treasury, but, in view
of the importance OF some Of the subjects
treated Of. We give in our columns to-day
more detailed extracts from that very interest.
inv document
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DEEAnrngE 10. isSs
Information has been reStrs N. com,.os.
partment from Mr.. E. p. Pates nj s,han,r.
olsl agent OF the UniteS Of a. ssa.s
United States OF ool9 KIssox liz s Ian -
SAbaniiia, OF JOHN n "'' wig anu
~ NUlInnl IL" Oh'
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W. }. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.

Nfaks IN LcoisiANA.
Al' NspaonsAh e'A's .o~m'''ss u h'u':'
ana nav ''sas1 WY .~p0'Nas 'spo'' In
'',p''' ~ aa ~ sa-' .'e A' ''e" u''
's''Ps' III 'as 'eP''' WIN ''"'''' '"' 'o'"''
Wv WITH
he''o'uJ a"aIs Oh tue ,so' 'u,' 'n'
" a. - A..
" 80, s...s. IT,
-, 80. ,h.. a.,,.r.d ,h.u, ,h.v n,,d
- =. n.mo,r.,i, n,o,..,,on..ra
..r.r ,0r,b.,' hnt !, "a, ,oon found ,b,,
lii ,h.v wo,,a do Al, mi. and .,sn ;o,n.d
n.u,o.,.,i, o,,h. ,h., ,o,,a M, n. ,.,;.a
ppop TO vote for Seymour and Blair. When
this fact wa, made sppsrent that the eolorod
vo,. courd No. h. ,ecur.d In mi, vax . avs.
tam os Intimidation. murder and n, a,,in.,;on
v,, r.,o,,.d "a vh;,h "a, uo., d;,ho,;,,I
AVID ,s,,i0c ,u,b a. va, nsv.r v,,n.,,sd in .
FREQ C;ovsrnmopt before. It "a, a,eertained
,b,, un,.,, ,ome,hips Of thi, sort Va, don,
N. p.rrh,;,.n, vonId o.,,v thu Stat. nv n,
I.,., ,..r,v Thousand M .;o,;,v
F,or nj, hon, ,v,..m A. ,.rrori,m and
.,o,.. .n.,..a M. -, =. n,.,.a.,,
!. a.. 49, :, g.. .,u,, =,
-, a. .,'. =, a,
eeu 49,. r.. :.
s'e s nil a.. s..,,s ~, -. ',
-,
In, ,-,-,
etns a"N "oa'
'he'r no"es IN i"oie 'nsn nal. 'n' PARISHES in
tue o'a'e' hinea oana' Vi pemoo'aic mur
uerets pa'tOi'ea inc ''"e' ana inc rosa' IN
inc ainefeht iocah'es anu "u'aereu hePuo-
heahs WIN lmPani'y
All THESE iae.' anu many more. we 60. from
'his report Oh 'he eommi'ee "nien " before
Us.
But 'e' Us take u lew oi 'nese iae's In inc
CITY Vi Nc" oiieahs io'oVV 'o'o'oa meu "'''
regs'efea' ana unaer 'aaa system o, 'efior'.
ont ABOUT loV voted inere were three tnous'
ana white hopuohoans registered ana yet tne
entire Republican vote Oh the city was but
go ANS statement 70 Nouenea LOT In tne
commuters report mus We 500 tnat' Win
General Rousseau ordered TO keep the peace,
nothing was done to guarantee the safety Of the
c;t;z.n In IN, a;,ch.r.. of an imno,,.n, du,v
.,..... TO- -. AZ 49,.
uniess TINT e''ihen euoso " 'o'o 'no b'moerN'
ic ticket.
In the parish of St. Landry, as shown BY
tbs committee. NOR. than two hundred eol.
, -, ,,,
ofeu "eH "e'o Waiu'''a aui,'s 'ne "'n'n ''
O,tober, and In this parish, though there were
at least two thousand Republicans, not q sin.
ola R,nublican yots vas osst M man darsd
90
10 run the rsk ana sacnneo DIS lie In sueh IN
attempt.
L..
-,
' 'IV 'auu'' WIN
uaCh Iokib<cEou hopuphChu Noto VI hp0ut
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THE FARA0UYAN DIFFIcULrIEs.-It Is said,
on what seems to be good authority, that i'm
mediately on receiving Minister Washburne'F
report Of the recent transactions In Paraguay,
decided and effective instructions were given
to our new Minister, General MoMabon, and
also 10 Rear Admiral Davis, to proceed with
an adequate naval force to Asuncion to vindi-
cato the national honor and redress the wrongs
said to have besn committed by President
Lopez on American citizens.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

FnLIBusrERs talk much and act little
Much bsi been said sbout expeditions starting
from New York and New Orleans, but United
States marshals have not yet had occasion to
report the departure of single individual for
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GEORGIA.

How the state WAS Carried by tho
Observation-Disclosures Terrorism.
AUGUSTA, GA Nov. ao.-Ths Republican,,
Of this morning. contains q communication
purporting to detail the Ku Klux outrages in
Warren and the adjoining counties, and says
the negroes were intimidAted from voting the
Republican ticket. aud there are instances Of
killing and i'll treatment Of the negroes by the
Ku.Klux
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New Musrc.-John F. Ellis, No. 800 Penn.
syIvania avenue. sends us the pearl Waltz, ~
being tho FIRST number OF twelve pieces en-.
titled "Gipsy Set" arranged in an easy style
by s. Mack.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

FRoN FREscu 4 RICHARDSON, agents for
the Leonard Scott Publishing cOmpaoy's re.
prints Of the Foreign Reviews, We have tho
Edinburgh Revie'0 and the Wstmin,ter Re-
pieic for October.
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OHIO.


COLUMBUS, November 20.-The official vote
Of Ohio, in the November election, 10 as fol
lows; Grant, $50, 222i Seymour, 2S9,os2,
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NATIONAL THEArRE. - Maggie Mitchell
had bad night for benefit, but there was,
nevertheless, . good attendance. Tonight
she appears again and for the last time In
the Pearl Of Savoy" which will be produced
with all the original music and dances. The
parting performance cannot fail to attract q
crowded house.
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The REGULAR CABINET MEETING was held
at tho Executive Mansion yesterday, all the
members present except Postmaster General
| Randall
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Wants.

W GENTLBMEN,s, and CHILDRkN's SIC
nnhhbpTrHANp CL0THiNd. UNDER CLOTHING.
street, In the second square above tho Northern
Liberty Market, between and NJ streets, east
sluo' se2i-u
WAHTED-NRw AND CAST orr CLOTHING.
Gle o. value attip Sld blished Pawn
doors north ofPennsylVaniA aysRuS ass'H
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FaoM J. snILLmGros We have Haryv'
Magasine for December, a number Of rathe
extra attractiveness.
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TuE United States Circuit Court will open
10 Richmond on Monday. JEFF. Davis will
appear BY his counsel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

GEN. MEADE's annual report has been re-
csivsd at tho War Office. All the reports Of
military commanders. except that Of General
Rousseau, are now in.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-21

0UR rELEGRAPHIc COLUMNS show how the
Democracy carried Georgia.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS yesterday
amounted to $l99, 65o.77.
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FRoM the publishers, Sheldon 4 Co., New
York, We have The GALAXY for December.
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WILLIAM SIDNEY Mousr, tho artist, died a,
his residence, on Long Island, on Thursday.
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GEs. GRASrs official majority In Indiana
Is 10, l46.
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wotcts and Jewelry.
IEWRInN

,yhWkLkf.
Ill. o. HoSsd NJ En- U.s. Ps1SsylyINPiIs ,sSSSpEs.
dealer IA u%ELRY, Solid Silver Ware, spec.
me u9 ~ Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
naaors, ~ q silyer-Plated Ware. &o., at the
esoy, s,st priees. .... deli
@EWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR A BLACK
&hACE VEIL, lost Thursday afternoon, be.
yen the City Hall and the United States Hotel,