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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05

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Eclectic Medical I,,1irma,D,
TO TEE LADIES.

ph. HUGHES particularly invites all ladies, VIVA
nesd medical adviser, TO cali at his rooms, No Il
frese Street, which they vii find arranged for their
especial aecoian odat,on. I..f
Dr. HIS Electie Renoyating Medicines are unriFal.
led m efficacy and Superior virtue IN regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action Is specific and
certain OF producing relief IN short time.
LADIES viii find it invaluable In all cases of oh.
structious after ali other remedies have been tried in
vain 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing IN
the least Injurious TO the health, and may be taef
with perfect safety al all times. =
sent 20 any part OF the country with full dIectona
o. s1dressing DIR. HUGHES,
tanl.lStod&w. NO. "A Preble Street, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

I. a. carefully nsds mp a. an entirely independent
rsper. Il vii contain ..r...
4 e-kseiete CeuxressiesaI and 4 sisiatlv
record from week "a week, a sasaszaary
OF state News Arranged By eounfsfss
NJ rieH lfurni department csa.
tstniag articles pRsparcd ex-
psesAiy for ats cOiusnns,the
shipping News ef the a' ae
week an fat. Market
fkePorts carefully g..
reyi.ed 90 daie ...-
Of pHbiiea-
iiom, 81
a readable Sorry every week, aad q page
81 eatertniniak miscellany, t0gsaksF
Naah the Eeesi inn portant correspond
cace, repeFas and editorials, and
shs latest Geographic iateiii-
gSace nrem abe daily
edItkeu.
The Maiqs Scts Pres b qaart0 paper, Contain
ing eight large ana Is OF the largest weekly
pa ers In t9e country. u WIN be furnished to sub
scribers As heretofore, Tor two dollars n year.
To cubs, jnring The oonnS IapoF ant year, We are
willing 70 offer a liberal reduction To ela6s OF fen
Ca en- send he Maiae State Press one year for
sereaieeH and ha.f dollars, and u tooae address,
,or. eaesa dollars. strictly ia ade@lce. N 6
Specimen copies VIII be sent free to amy address.
Address
MA. FOSTER, aiF
PUBLISHER OF THE PRESS,
vg.
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Amount Of Capital, all paid In Cash. sse9oe9 %
Amount Of Surplus, Jan lat, iscs. zasSes n
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05
STATEMENT
Lamar Fire Insurance Co,
OF TIE Gay OF NEW YoEK.
January lst, Ises

Amount Of Capital, all paid In Cash, ssesOs9 20
Amount Of Surplus Jan lat, ises. zassss "a
soc as Il
ASSETS.
Cssh hand and in bank 500 20
Bank Stocks In the City OF York. par val.
$4,000 90, Market Vslae 5000 .
40 Bonds and Mortgages Property in
Cities ofN York and BROOKLYN, mostly
dwellings, worth in each case rs to 1Jo
per ct. more than amt loaned thereon I2G, 500 W
Loans on Demand, fully secured 5000 o.
Bills receivable 'oE Inland Insurance, 9,s2l Is
Amount with Agents, s,948 "a
Premiums in course oil collection, 2,5ls "a
Interest accrued but not yet due, LASS IS
City of New York for over paid taxes, 3,64: 81
u $. 1910 Treasury Notes, s2s5.soo, mar
b ket value, 2ss,4is 80
e t 500, ss3 Il
Amount of Losses unadjusted or wait
ing proof, ss,45O 90
City, County and State 90
of New York.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President, and JoSA g. ST.
JOHN. Secretary OF the LAMAR FIRE Insurance
COMPANY of the city of New York, being duly
sworn do solemnly depose and say, that the forego
ing is true and correct statement of the affairs Of
said Company the list day OF January, 1e6s to the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
IONA. r. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
Sworn to before me, January 21st, 1868.
THOS. L. THORNELL,
r. 1851 Notary Prb'ic.
AGENT IN MAINE,
HAHN I'D NADD OH
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05

IffOh thF ifaiIo"eIi ta1ette, Jan. H.
THE PORTLAND DAILY PREss.-Ihis sterling
Journal has for Maine reade the advantages which
belong to paper Terres ntjng Maine Interests and
1t presents summary OF the current history OF the
world. The reports ofthe proceedings of Congress
are given al length, and the regular correspondents
at Washington and New York, the political and
commercial capitals the country, have tor long
time given proof OF their ability.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
IMPEACHMENN

The end Is not yet, though q nation OF thirty
millions OF people rose ye4terday morning with
the fixed belief that the question which has
occupied the attention Of the United States
Senate for 20 many weeks, would at that day
be finally settled. In this belief throngs of
people, who had been fortunate enough to get
tickets, wended their way TO the Senate GAL
leries TO witness the novel and closing scenes
in the drama Of Impeachment, and to be pres
ent when the final verdict OF guilty or not
guilty was pronounced in respect TO the Presi-
dent ofthe United States.
The whole crowd were taken aback At the
turn which Affairs took. After . few prelim-
insries, the Court adjourned over till Saturday,
and soon after the Senate adjourned till this
morning at IL o'clock. 9
Speculation now turns mainly upon the point
will Mr.. johnson be impesched, and part. a.
are divided as they have been, tAeur.a %
think that neither party Is a. stroar in tbe,r
afiirmations A. they were . lev dsv. ,,o.
Some, however, exprssa thens elves yerv con.
ndently IN the belief that t'aere viii 81 Inn,
enough votes to make the requisite tvothirds
This adjournment was moved In conseauenc,
Of the sickness Of Senator Howard, who 4
confined 10 his house, but Il 10 expected tina
he will be able to resume his seat on saturdsy
There 10 much feeling AID no iittis disappsasi
ment on account Of the course Of Msssrs. p.
sender, Trumhall. Grimes, aad Hendsrso,
among the Republicans, and their avowal
have created profound sensation In tn,
country.
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SPECIE PAYMENT.

The Boston Board OF Trade have issued the
following circular. This board 10 composed Of
men OF well known ability and large business
and financial experience, and what they say
must therefore carry weight with II. .'-
These resolutions will be forwarded to Con
gress, and An earnest request will be made to
that body to enact the principles therein stated
into law.
We Judge that these views will be In the
main acceptable In all financial and business
circles In the East and In the Middle States I;
and II what was stated TO be the opinions OF
the Western business and financial men In the
National Commercial Convention held In Bos-
ton some time since, be q correct reflection Of
the views held by the anti-repudiators In that
region, the resolutions will be acceptable In
that quarter also. But we shall see.
The following are the resolutions:
the bondh olders should be tho same, and should
all be good money and
where's the only good money known is
Rs.sisss, iiES every &c. of oonsr.,.p....s
In relation TO fiscal questions should be such
as would tend toward resumption OF specie
"Resoipsd. That no solvent borrower, public
or private, has any right to sleave obligations
which are payable on demand temporarily un-
the option Of extending the term Of payment
at a reasonable rate Of Interest, and that,
therefore, the government Of the United States
Is bound In honor to offer to every holder Of
them on demand.
"Rs,Oived, That by offering to an holders Of
greenbaeks their equivale Ut par In United
states Ave per cent. honda, payable principal
and interest In coin, and BY prohibiting the
banks from selling their gold received from the
government, gradual but steady withdrawal
OF debased currency and an accumulation OF
specie reserve would be effected, by which In
due time, and without serious disturbance,
the currency and the prices of commodities
may be brought to good values.
"Resoirsd, That law should at once be
passed, under which contracts made upon
gold or specie basis may be enforced ACCORDING
TO tho tenor Of the contract"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
nRPARrMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNIrED BrATEs PArEEr OyyIoE.
WAsa!Horoa. April ", lsd8

On tho petition OF POLLY HUnr, Of Jersey Clty N
J., administrAtrix, and 0KoRaE W. HuHTs pfNev-
burgh, N. Y, OF tho estats OF Walter
patent srsntsd 70 ,Rs IA wsisr mi TIC Sih DAY
9f July 1854, and reissuea Up four dtvtstons Of the
Dor o. 1884, numbered ,sBi february q $50, nun.
1885, numbered i.c1, ssid hast number d, Sl bslns
sEsin Is.sasS IN I've aiyisiSn, ~ YER Az q gu
an Improvement In shirt Ccllsrs. Tor seven yssrs
from tho expiration Of said which takes place
on the 18th day Of JAY. 1e8; -,
Patent 6es On Monday mo aih day q ysiy next =!
and show cams, q any they have, why said peti,
Persons opposing the are required 70 Me
In the Patent Omoe their Objections, specially set
forth IN writing At least ttoefV bofore tho dsy
o. hsAng all testimony nled By either party, TO be
used At the said heArng, must DO takee Apd tIsns-
mitlea m leo3ydA4es With the Inlss % ths emee,
lS Ssss. %ss: sf Az 'I u:
isa isys amer niips 10 tsstimony ~
RErusLIoAI and the slltssnosr. ys,hisston.
D. q. and in the Times, New York, ~, X. 9pee
R.ssilisg; isal sixty ds s yiSS; + the
spS-fasW Astinf c0ani,,iOisr Of Psssas',
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

1T IS NOT oyTgS that so much malignant
hate, sentimental folly, and impious bias
phemy is condensed into q single paragraph
as is found in the following from Brick Pome-
roy's paper;
"Do you blame US when we say that God
was just In sending John Wilkes Booth, on
that dark Good Friday night, three years ago
the darkest and gloomiest In American his
tory-to strike tho traitor down, and libsrate
the white freemen OF America from the yoke
OF despoti God Is Just. He struck the
tyrant Lincoln from existence at an hour
burden Of him; and God, In his wisdom, can
not let the free people Of America, whom he
has so protected and prospered, long remain
channg under the rule OF any despot.b
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrRp sTArEs PATKsr OYyIo

On the petition Of JACOB sEsxETY, Of Phiisdsi-
es. 70 q Il e.sai
sdditiopsl ippIovs6sst fIantsd thsrsea ~ 2otS
assdi:;: Si :;IsS Is,E' S@ ,Ss h, sIPiiTslSa y
iiSrli.d y 81 o. si5lssi ' '''A Aa'
Patent Once On HohbxY hs oh ds'S q S III
Ned 70 appear and shoy esu.e., q any they have,
Why said petition ought not " DO granted.
nis IL Rsisas oSssisns. f %ssis y
tSs Sss y ssaTias II ts:i!mSSy aisa stSss
party. 70 70 nsed a. re as said hssrinf must 30
o. The cfhes. which WIN bsfarnisked on Application
dss is:s ss ss,: S. ;;
is Z: az Az & s ss. sa H. s.is%sS within
0rdered, also, this potiee DO published in the
b. e., and In the Telegraph, Pal dslphis Penn,
q SAID paSh sstons |. s. . ssss sky asy. pre-
vious to the day Of hearing ~ N srour
myIs-wa AetinE Commissioner o. Paisais.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

THE DEATH or A DIsrIsGUIsHED LADY 10
announced In the English papers. 1t Is no
other person than Miss Copley, the last sur
yiving child OF John Singleton Copley, the
distinguished painter and father Of the late
Lord Lyndhurst. Her age VS. Is. She was
born In Boston and carried over to England by
her father when only an infant. The Times
says her portrait as little child playing with
the future Lord Chancellor Of England and
her other brothers-and sisters, win be RENE M
bered by all those who saw the celebrated
to hang Ia the large drawfns.room OF Lord
Lyndhursps house, and formed one OF the at
fractions Of the great exhibition OF 1907.
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.&aHTRBNK EaS
- r R. o Q ~:
WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
saa Penna. Av, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
or TIE IETEaIoH.

nEPARrMsET OF THE iETERIoE y
- a. - W1saisaf9s. NJ iss
ton, Mass praying for the extension ef : patent
granted TO him the 9Th day OF August, 1884 for an
improvements In Applying Springs 10 window
sashss. ,fsI seysn years from tbs expiration, o.
Il e erdsrsd that the said petition be heard ut the
Patent Once on MONDAY. The nth day Of July
next, at II o'clock, and all persons notified
to apposr and sher cause, IL any they have. Why
sA.d petition SnSns p ,S % r. STsnsea ,u,.., n,
ale 10 the fssnt bnee IhsiT obJeciions, spcelsliy
the day Of he1rn al .Sss s,S aiSd either ss
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the once. which will be furuished>on ap-
Depositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
bsi0Is the day Of hearing TIE srga@snts. q any.
ordered. also. tina! this notice be published In
ton. b. u. and a the Pod. Boston. isssae6a.
setts, once week for three successive weeks
the 1rst Of said publications 10 DO at least sixty
day. previous to the day Of hoariash srour
myis.wsu Acting cOmpissionsF II Pstspts.
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ESR rAyEa AIR
ppggTTWyEsgsN, sE 4, lEI IS sTREET WEST AND

oss: Esq.,. sss.s.& a.s s sss Is: u
M w D z: r ss Il ses:. Sh
h he q %: ss,.
In Y street north-the stone not 10 DO over eight
q T SG A.. ss II bss !.
not isss than siset ,aens. dessp covered VIII
well ahmed U With pound rs%%sr tsres ii%. :.
and well w.,s5sd ssi.rs re las; rsmninE e repair
or renew he loot psyements ,wSsfsvsr nsessssr1;
r: sGls. Earth e b ssgS.sd ns P1h
may Ss.sn ont a viii iii b h r.suly.a Z
Leave Of two ndred feet IN iar The
r 1n v HSsS r n & vi. .s
missioner. without expense 20 the contractor.
N. ss. s "a: "a R; ss e. i.as &.
srh q ss % a'i: .a
q Nsg York saggins ~ piess four feet long. sii.
asiss ass:
the face and twenty inches deep, Per foot for relay
90 sd sa. Ssy sfsK
a,S rsssips IA ass fSo!t%ay: gsr s3aaT =; fGo
he iseond and f6ifd wsris, and the xssi.i.St
p:id for 81 an sssss.@sni .seoisias @ ssisas
q s Psn SGa'fs sIs as Pi
I'D plops, y e. cao
S sssS sSs !. Ss aTcssa sss
q. ssiy from practical payer. will DO eon.id.
The right IL reserved by the Mayor to reject any
Corporation. .'
FOR further Information apply to the superintspd.
ont And Inspector aud the Commissioners Of the
AD Wiz. FORSYTH, .'a
Sa1Si StSS SSs ~ hairi9Sis.r
commissionsI Sssond Ward.
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Political News.

Political News.
CONCERNING the Illinois Republican state
Convention and ticket Times correspondent
writes, General Palmer absolutely did not
want the and the oSsssps,S q,
siyei1 WisSdrsvn. Eopiion was his ,EsorIse.
But . q sd ts s Ss
his wellknown religions visws. AS She
friends Of General Palmer wers moi positive
against fsgersoIl, the General consented 70 be
4 candidatej and, another thing, the people
wanted General Palmer, and were determined
sioushed, and none Of their esndidstes noni-
mated. The shouldsr-etrapse carried OF nearly
all the honors, VIZ: Gen, Palmer, Col. Dough-
s.ySs s Tor ~ psisiisn. IN r sa:hSsi Hstor
hey General, and for the Germans, Mr.. Rum
nell, Secretary Of state; The old oiieeIs,
.isushtered, although they ali expected r.
nonlnption. The result gives general salts.
faction. II IL regarded ss rebuhe TO- rings
shs The people sooe nosacn 70 have
whole, u good one, and I look for the cleo
tion Of General Palmer By 5000 majority sad
The Boston correspondent Of the Hartford
Courani writes: "The younger Adams intends
TO run for the Qoyernorship on the Democratic
Eso aSn hear Sen %oF: lad
has no desire whatever for smother term Of
Dance, Tas f.s e. su.TS Mt
the State really wants him and will make .
united effort q his favor, may result in his
smons he working mem Of tie party. II ss
.:o Ss f.s Eos spos.n q
eonntsS ont ~ couys: IVA ~ snns,h N.Y. ~ ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
nEPARTMENT OF THE.INTBRI0R, ~
~ -T.W 'USirsD VI ArEs PArHII OFFICE.

On the pstitl.n q sA.AI " RIED. sdninstrstrir
b Mould, admlnistratrix Of the estate OF Brooks K
Mould. doceased Of Chicago. Illinois. praying for
Ghsensy Heed spd Brooks K: Moula. .ho IN day
Railroad Cars, for even years from the expiration
q said patent which takes Place q tho 9Th day 81
lis .risrsa that The aid petition b heard .. u.
next, at - eeleek m and all persons are notified o
,pHsh and ;a9w es q e. they have why said
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
ale in the Patent Once their objections, specially
sci forth IN writing. n Least t,osaty days before
The day Of heartngt all testimony fled By either
party 10 DO used 1t the said hearing, must be taken
and transmitted II aocordano with the rules Of the
once which will be furnished on application.
Deposition, and other papers. relied upon As tesi-
fore he day Of kearngi the arguments. within
ten days siteI hlip{ the ts.tim?ny. ,s
the ana .hs 9R.ns.r. WS;Rins t.n,
week fer three successive week., the nrst Of saiS
PabIie.ior. e b at least sixty dyi sRssTh:u' y
nyis.wa lstiss csnmis.ieasr o. Psisis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

Col. J. W. FoRsEr has placed his resigns
tion In the hands Of Mr.. Wade, President OF
the Senate, as Secretary OF that body. Mr..
Forney Is led to take this step that he may be
able to devote all his energies to the canvass
In the approaching Presidential campaign.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

The WHITE HoUsE.-At the regular Cabinet
meeting yesterday, all the members except
Secretary stanton were present Several per.
sons afterwards had Interviews with the Pres
ilent
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toyvIOIAL.l
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
nv AanIHnHnH Ma q Iaaa \

WAshIsGroE, May 8, 1908. !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. William Z. Gleeson, the
Consul General OF the United States at Bor.
deaux, France, Of the death, on the 10th Of
November last, at ses, OF E. II. Hidges, an
American seaman belonging to the ship Nellie.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

"TnE oRr Is, HOLD, zsouoH," for no more
people, says q California paper, "Are needed
or can be supported In the settled portions OF
this State" Can this be sol
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ARRrvAIs AT THE uoTEr.s

sEATON HOUSEHOLDS II. snxrxs.
Chas "a grown, HALIFAX, n SIG z 6, SShxSp pI
BusS.ii ' Upper r4 aseisese MAJ E1sssts,
Nd o " Rsii. id yols a fostelH III I
a as;;;s1i asls s:.;Ss,o n
II W Fisndreau, NY, EasePn, Hil4 n a
Hubbeil, HoushJop, bht hirsX Ffrey,.
s ss,l so;.ps TS ssS kas s.
NsirSs, N Y5R o Blake, Cinsinnstij pr "
Miller and wife, Cansds; Joseph Msrray
ssS,ss,y MSi Ass W. y .TiSS;.iEi . y jIi,xsK
Ss sst i4r si ass.l s. .ss
daughter, Baitinors.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . s9sLIsv.
pos,. and Ss W. M, fsens. " Hsssisy a. nd
s i fs. Burn. ..s sai s.s, fhs
wife, Y, M season., Savannah, oa.j J. D
hepssoS and f sis Dr.
Miss Norcross, Mass; A + rockingham and
wife, Mas. John Love, IndiansPohs Ind,
p ssosnes ,I Tenn. sss T,1' WOOD fsi. 4
Gg.A OWEN HOUSES. W, ownis. \.
Al wsrneld, oityi John A Cross, Martha
oGs: fh1 SrHS.5 Ys%iiS, oisy;
LSS HaSs ai Rios.s; Esssfldss, PHI.
,I, asTS5 Li Sss,as ". Ia wSod hs
ell 1liss Si HiteSsi RI PSiis, -
sa''r'- FMARnIRD. 'tiaSlssiHsl9
y: n: s.sa:: js$ "a: S.sss:s ssss z
~. NJ H..Ssr, NJ .. X. T.sicss q h.Hess'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

Mr.. A. T. STEWART, Of New York city, is in
town and . guest Of General Grant.
W.P. WILSON, U. s. A, Ia Mt the Metropoli-
tan Hotel
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From New Yerk-DistiIIery Seized

From New York-DistiIIery Seized.
New YoRK, May l2.-Collector Spalding, Of
the Eighth district, has seized distillery in
Twenty-ninth street, and tobacco manu-.
factory in Second avenue, for violation Of the
revenue law, and placed keepers In charge.
There 10 considerable excitement among the
dhtiilers in this district In reference 10 the
large deposit made by each Of them for
Ave metres, the metres having been with
drawn, the distillers claim q return Of the
money deposited, or that It shall be handed
over to the new collectors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
PoIltIcaI AMIN in Now Jer.ey.

TnKxros, May i2.-The Executive oopmit.
tee OF the Grant club Of this city, at their
regular meeting this evening, passed rcsolu-
tions declaring that the judgment Of the SEN
ate should BIO immediately given for the re-
movai Of the President, and that the want of
fidelity to honesty and principle now, 10 .
crime against patriotism which loyalty win
never pardon. lnS DO. ..r.H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

TWENTY. sEyEH Republicans and Ave Demo
reconstructed states,
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Hold to Answer . change OF Pe.jury

NEW YonK, May l2-Collector Joseph T.
Bailey, of the Fourth revenue district OF this
city, was brought before justice Dodge, OF the
Jefferson Market police court this afternoon,
and held to answer the charge Of perjury pre-
ferrsd by George b. Davis, detective In the
employ OF the secret service Of the Wsys and
Means Committee. -.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

ME-, MiRAxos, widow or lhs Mexican
General ofthst nams, who was shot hes ar
rived q Brssssls, accompanied By her chill.
dren. N.' 80 '.a' q.
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From Chicage-The n. Z. Asssciat

From Chicsgo-The n. u. Association
CHioAoo,' May i2.-Ths conference met At
the usual hour. Rev. J. Baume was granted
leave to change his vote on the admission OF
southern delegates from nay to aye. The sec
Rotary called the roll Of absentees not present
yesterday. The chair announced the special
Committee on Credentials Of southern dele
gates.
Rev. W. Young, of Cincinnati, presented a
memorial for change OF discipline In regard
to the children Ia the church.
This was adopted under the operation OF the
previous question-ayes, 2o6, nays 10,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
Indian Aasirs d. the Ksr West.

ST. LOUIS, NO., May l2.-An Omaha dis
patch says the Indian Commissioners separa-
ted to-day-dens. Sherman and Terry TO 90 to
Fort Rice to meet the upper Missouri Indians,
and Gen. Augur and the others to Fort Buyer
to meet the washones. They have concluded
. treaty with the Crows, heretofore friendly.
A part Of the Cheyennes and Arrapahoes, with
Red Cloud and the Sioux, have not yet
come In.
Gen. Myers, chief quartermsster, advocates
auction sales OF all Government property at
Fort O. +. Smith In June. The Powder river
forts arc all being abandoned. ..r-