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CLARENCE H. CLARK, Presi 'ent.
LAY COOKE, Chairman FInancs and Exec
utlve Committee
HENRY D. cooks. vlce-President.
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Aetn-
airy.
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AGUE 8 INFRRMITTENT FEVERs.

He SMITH II. D., now Offers ms rene
dil5 for the above diseases 70 the genera
puhlies one packnEa ana one 49, : lla y
fhorSaEds OF clfe8 has neVer been reportel-
a cnpe s. guaEAutged Ia eyeEy es.se OF the
Eieiaiia ana ofnlars 9cured, maid free, II no
0Eeuf n WON'T Tlace, send direct % Us, Local
- 1900 i5Tena a tAddras8 d. 8. SMITH Z
co.. Pfoofist0rs,S Bsakman street. New
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WA NTEO EVERY family to have the
w oN 4GO. splendid Imperial Steel
Engraving OF Hon: hoRATfo SEYHJUR;
Price 81 Small sizes of SRYMoUR q BLAIR
25c each. Also. the "SatIonaI Hand Book
OF Facts and Figures" for every voter; price
democratic history or the war: price s..
samples sent on receipt OF price. agents
Broadway, New York.
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z Mr. Mary Booth Goodrich, widow
Of Peter Parley,1 died In woodbury.,
Conn, last lsFeeiZ <, aged e. r zsss
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QHOU sslaries PAID weekly. Agents WaIit-
ID AN medtateIy everywhere throughout the
southern states 70 sell our Fdtent EUsTtdSt-
ln1 WING Wire Cl0k5ES 5LiHel. GlAll NJ or Rd-
dtesa the C5tHAlED WnkE MILLS, Rh1adel-
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sUnqHestIOuRBsy the best sustained
work. orthe kind. I'm the WoEld-.
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AERFcERS.

Where the general bnslnezs of the Company
Is tTRnsacted, and to which all general coT-
respondencs should be addressed. -
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Hydraulic Cement.
IaA sgI,A 81 H g 17ss RIVER cEAiES1
Ao.0e 2. o. TILnESIsTH = $40.
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OBJECT.

OBJECT.
The object OF this AsociatIonis tosecure q
..sh naVment within forty days after the
jaaih m q membsrof as many dollars Bs there
are members In the class 10 which he or she
belongs, TO his or her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
membership fees sTe StI dolidT9 ct join
tho IGoT witch a Certificate Of sMembeEShtp
Iii y nfT7liShsGi,l and one dollar and ten
cenLs on The DEAN of each member OF which
Sne notice will be given. One dollar from
each mernb goes TO the widow or heirs OF
IN. decea, ed member, and ten cents for ex-
penses of oOllecting. -
CT,4fSESS FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
E0R WOMEN. AZ soon as these Glasses are
IiiIed. ten new Glasses Will be adoPted- Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Glasses, Everything done TO make each
Class equal.
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0o0 ACRES In Nurseries, Peach Tres &
OUU snnaIl Fruit plants. Send stamp for
fdaaerinffVo and instructive catalogue. y.
B1Hs1AED. san Pond, Kent Co. Nd.
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Shoenbsrger 8 Cos Horse Shoes,
>. Z ;, fYFsf55 MACHINE MADE HoRsE
Il IL u s6oes, sso
p. % H111Dtt1ai = z, ~
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MIAATED.--.SALE tor travel for
w Manufacturing Company and sell by
GaInp g Good wages are guaranteed. Adj
,ures5s with stamp, ID. -. HAMILTON & Co.,
No. 413 Chestnut ST., Pm IlaSiei rni a.
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|eIOnnTAYsAaeT 10 Al3E rs 10 ssLI
chimes, FtiH Particular free. ExtTsl Induce.
ments % experienced Agents. Gail ON OF adj
Hdrezs W. e WILSON a Co. CleYeland, u;
Boston, Mass, or sc. Louis No. 4 .
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All Communication should be addressed
10 .FS(JBERr r. NOAH, No. IA + ktrte ct,
WaShinRfon, ID. c., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states Of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
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conn FIR Mouth sure and NO money re-
SSOS CURED in advance. AgentH wanted
everywhere, male 0r female 70 sell our Put
Gnt EueFlaEtfHO White Wire CIothes LfSlel.
Every household should have this article
~. y. 1Ttbe.- Addhe.s AlERICAN WEE Co.,
eago, III.
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The by-lnvEs of the association require that
One-thim OF the money received as new
membership ices, shall pe made q sinking
fund 70 meet payments falling due by the de-
hnqusncieS OF members. This Iund u held
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ADVANTAGES.

Tho advantages of this Association over or
dlnary Lie Insurance Companies are= No
pantes can break II; the fees are spsmai, and
requLed to be paid at such long intervals
natennE. nnnn his death. -
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A WATCH FREE-Given gratis 10 ever
IA 1--we man who VIII act 6B agent In q new.
nsnt honorab3e business, paying SO day.
40 gut enteEpr1ses No shumbuR. Address,
K. 10 Roe Kkels PittsbuFgh. Pa
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LOCAL. AoxrsTs ARE WAITED in every
county and town, and Applications from
competent parties for such agencies, VIII
suitaoIe et1dorsannent, should be addressed q
the Company ~ General Agent,
2 ROBEtfEs p NOAH
No 2a2 EFSHtreat, lloatyfeerf Four teen tn and
Fffleenth Btss,sz = ltCEhlilgtQllJ -. O.,
General agent for. ihq 10 trictsoI G oiufnhla
seps0sSm a -
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mo GOOD FRUsTY AGENTs-JV WIN
guaranty $50 FER week and exp6nses.
Tor Eor pa,5tleuiaIs, aadtess q. W. JACKSON q
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e1nA DAY EOR ALI..zsIKsStrI. 4ooI..
spEinRnefd, VT. 49,
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Watches 20. the million.

HARPER, wILsONa CO.,
ia Rnoadvav n Y
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ash Capital, = s1,OOO.OOO,

BRANCH OPFICF. slH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA
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US. Marshall, District w. va
8 - - ByWEy h. IRWIN, lDepty MaEsnnL
CRANNER Il WHEAT, PFoetnrS- oe2O-AId
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HOW no BECOME AIRMRRRs.

Mach member ought to M % make neiD ncp1-
beTa. 6g 80 doing he 6eneftLs hlIitseI No let
ter will DO noticed that does not contain a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13

GEN. MEADE REMOVES GOV JENKINS.
THE GEORGIA STATE TREASURER REMOVED
GEN. THOMAS II. RUGER APPOINTED GOV
ERNOR-CAPT. c. F. ROCKWELL MADE TREAS
URER-A LOYAL STATE GOVERNMENT.
TO TIE TRIBUNE
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. I2.-To Gen. Meade's call upon
the Governor and Treasurer of Georgia to pay the
amount necessary to defay the expenses of the Con-
vcAion. Gov. Jenkins replies with refusal, which
carefully avoids answer to tho precedents, cited by
Gen. Meade, of payment made by Mr. Jones, then as
now Treasurer to the Rebel Convention of 1861, and
to the johnson Convention of 1865. Gen. Meade has
issued an order removing Gov Jenkins and Treasurer
Jones from Office, and appointing Gen. Thomas H. Ru-
GER Colonel of the S3d Infantry, Governor, and Capt
C. F. Rockwell, of the Ordnance Department, Treas
urer. Gen. Ruger graduated at West Point in 1853,
entering the Engineer Corps. He aferward resigned
and was practicing law in Wisconsin at the out
break of the Rebellion He held a command in the
Goth Corps during the campaign from Chattanooga
to Atlanta. and commanded the department OF North
Carolina for one year after the war. Capt Rockwell
is also graduate of West Point.
II is stated by Gov Jenkins's friends that he Will
test the legality of the removal by quo WdTdnio
The Convention enters upon the formation Oh the
new Constitution tomorrow.
1t is reported here that the President has directed
Gen. Meade to suspend his order removing Gov. Jen-
kins The feeling among the citizens at the reported
removal is very intense.
EXCITEMENT At AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Ca. Jan. 12.-The report OF Gov. Jen-
kins's removal causes intense excitement Private
accounts from Atlanta are conflicting; report
states Gen. Meade's order making the removal will
he published tomorrow, while another states that
there are many who believe the rumor Of Gov. Jen-
kins's removal premature,
GEN. GRANT BACKING GEN. MEADE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-It is stated that the action
Of Gen. Meade directing that the delegates TO the
late Georgia Convention shall he paid out of the
State funds meets with the approval of Gen. Grant
GEN. MEADE REMOVES A CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 1.-THE following order
was made to-day by Gen. Meade:
"Chares T. Hubbard Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery County, State Of Alabama who IS now un-
der suspension for issuing process OF said Court against
Brcyet MaiorGen Wager Swayne for acts performed IN
his military and official capacity j. hereby removed from
the Office Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the County and
State Aforesaid"
The Mobile Adr rser and Register OF the eth inst in
commenting Gen. Swayne's suspension Of the above
Clerk, says:
"Gen. swayne lays down his Office and sinks into the
grade Of Colonel with "a characteristic act Of tyranny
The suspension OF the Clerk oi the Circuit Court OF Mont
gomery County for the performance Of simple act OF
official duty is deed Of spite that bcspcaks the bitterness
and malnlty Of his Puritan soul IL the last bite OF
the viper against the file. Thank Heaven! We are nd OF
him. Ills name will be stencil in the memory Of Alabama
for more than one generation"
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VIRGINIA.
THE STORIES OF CRIME AND DISTRESS.
0 The Editor Of The Tribune

THE STORIES OF CRIME AND DISTRESS.
To he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR VIII you allow me through the columns
OF THE TRIBUTE TO correct a wrong impression that
seems TO be gaining upon the minds Of the
Northern peopei / have often been PANIED 10
read the alarming reports Of crime. misery, and dis
sensiop that made 10 apply sweepingly to tho
South have resided III Norfolk nearly three years and
shall only speak Of Eastern Virginia. from personal
observation That any OF the reports OF excessive crime
and misery justly apply to this section, am led from
sense duty to the people and myself TO squarey con-
tradict That petty crimes, immortality, and whisky
drinking exist here no one will deny, That murders.
robberles and discussions between white and black
common here. Is not true Nearly all the men doing bust
in this vicinity employ ooored labor ana so TAR as
my observation goes with very general satisfaction and
very good degree OF harmony exists between the two
races To what end and for what purpose, these alarm
ing reports made, more than can comprehend;
but the effect is TO discourage capital and emigration,
that would otherwise seek tins section, from coming
here. Capital judclousy invested here. is, In my
opinion wisely located and OF good habits and honest
principles will find their property as secure as at the
North and themselves welcomed by the better portion OF
the community. This article is not trimmed for any po-
ca party, but with eye single TO truth aud justice.
Norfolk, Va, Jan H. 1868. X.
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PARAGUAY,

VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF TIE WAR.
LONDON Jan. 12.-Accounts from the interior OF
Paraguay have been received by the last mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro, which show that the condition and
prospects of the Paraguayans better than the Bra
zIans are willing to admit. President Lopez in per-
son was in md at Humaita, and held the lines
of communication with his capital tAsuncon) and
with the fortress of Curupaty uninterrupted AZ
the forces of the Allied Powers were very weak in
front of Humaita tho Paraguayans defed them 10
undertake siege. All classes of the population were
as enthusiastically devoted to Lopez as ever and
were making most energetic efforts to supply him
with men and provisions. But, on the other hand.
the Allies were preparing to push on the war with
vigor When the steamer left Rio Janeiro tho Bra
lillian Government twas forwarding reenforcements.
and the other powers were sending supplies of men
and material TO the Rio Parana.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

SEARCH FOR FENIAN LEADERs-FENIAN PRISON
Frs.
LONDON. JAN 1.-THE authorities are very active
in searching out the leaders of the Fenan movement
A man was arrested in the County of Cork to-day,
who it is expected will prove to be no other than the
celebrated Col Michael Doheny. The police have
been on his track for long time, and it is known
that he has been lurking in unfrequented places in
disguise and under assumed names, and attempted
several times to make his way to the United States
The man Lennon, who was arrested in Dublin yes
terday is charged with killing policeman in that
city in October last.
MOVEMENT OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have issued prospectus to raise fl,5OOO00 to pur-
chase all the rights and interests of the AngloAmeri
Telegraph Company in the two cables across the
Atlantic, between Ireland and Newfoundland, and
TO pay off their indebtedness.
DEPARTURE oFTHE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED
STATES.
Jan. 12.-Mr. Edward Thornton, British Embas-
sador to the United States sailed from Liverpool
yesterday on the steamship Siberia Cor New-York.
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Albany.
THE DEMOCRATIC wIRE-PULLERs IN COUNCIL
TIE COMMITTEES "FIXED.n

THE DEMOCRATIC WIRE-PULLERs IN COUNCIL
THE COMMITTEES FIXED"
ALBANY Jan. 12.-Another slate was fixed up to-
day in Paror No. 81, Delavan House, SO long eele
brated as the room in which Dean Richmond issued
the commands which were obeyed as law in the
Democratic party in days gone by Jno II. Green, it,
of Syracuse, who aspires to stand in Richmonds
Shoes likes to follow the latters CUSTOM even to the
choosing of his room; SO when he arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon, and took possession of No
81, no unusual comment was made by those who
have always their ears and eyes open to any
political movement which takes place in the
Capital; but when later trains brought
in, Sanford f. Church from the West; Geo. II. San
ford, ex-Assembyman from Oneida County. and who
represents Gov. Seymour; William NJ Tweed Peter
b. Sweeney, Assemblyman Alexander Frear, and
Speaker Hickman it was easily seen that Demo
cratic court-martal was to be in session in Rich
mOnd's old paror These gentlemen had all arrived
here before midnight last night but no formal cali
Gus was held on the question which brought them
hither, namely the fixing of the Committees Of the
Assembly. They merely talked over the work
that was to DO accomplished. Tweed and
Sweeney went to bed particularly jubilant over the
thoughts of how they had hoodwinked the New-York
and Brooklyn members, who would call upon them
to-day and Monday, TO their influence in securing
good places on the committees. III is very
question whether tomorrow night they will be as
happy when they find the NewYork members howl
ing at their heels like hungry wolves. During the
whole of to-day, the above-named gentlemen, to-
gether with Peter Cagger and William Cassidy of
the old Albany Regency, have been in consultation
over this Committee business, md they have
fixed slate, which Mr.. lItchman Will read of on
Tuesday morning next. There may be few changes,
but this all depends upon the rmness of those who
fixed things to-day. Jno. L. Flagg of Troy will be
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means,
with ex-Speaker Pitts the Republican member.
Alex. Frear is to be Chairman Of Cities with VIM.
Bristol of Wyoming as the Republican member. Al
pheus Prince of Buffalo will be Chairman Of Rail
roads, unless something unlocked for between now
and tomorrow night intcrferes. Mr.. Lounsberry Of
Ulster will be Chairman of the Judiciary Com
mittee and Mr. Bradstreet Of Rochester Of
Canals. Lawrence ID. Herman will be Chairman Of
the Committee Commerce, although he has
strong competitor in Mr. Tower, of Kings. Mr.. Kier-
nan is better taken Of than any other NewYork
member Neither Jacobs Of Kings or Clark Of Scho-
harie have been given the Craftsmanship Of any inn
portant committee, have they been recognized
prominently as they probably expected. Most Of tho
New-York members will be here tomorrow night.
and on the way will probably make an onslaught on
the slate, but il is doubtful if they can break IT,
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FRANCE.
THE ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL.

THE ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE bill for the reorganization Of
the army is under consideration in the Corps Legis-
latlf. The article obliging every Frenchman to
serve in the National Guard, adopted last even
ing by vote of 10 to II. An amendment for ex-
empting the inrm from the operation Of the article
was introduced, but was opposed by NJ. Rouher.
During the debate which preceded the final action Of
the Corps upon the bill, NJ Rouher said: This art-
Gle will startlc attentive ears abroad and will inspire
the army which precedes the National Guard to the
battlefield.
THE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION OF NEWsPA-
PERS
Most of the actions which have recently been
taken against the journals of this city by the author
ties for alleged violation of privileges, have been
abandoned.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1868.

urer at NewOrleans. amounting to 100000 fves to the
Assistant Treasurer at St. Louis, amounting TO s3000G
ves to the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, amounting TO
S2O0O0 and yes TO the United States Depository at
the week OF notes and fractional currency 29454 The
United States Treasurer holds in trust for the National
United States bonds, as security for circulating notes
34055,55O; for deposits OF public moneys 3H795Oi
total securities held $37s,s73,5OO Amount OF National
Bank notes issued during the week. sl5O5 total issue
to date is s3O51Osl From this is to be deducted the
following amounts: Muated bills returned, So 205
notes OF nsovent banks redeemed and burned by the
United States Treasurer G leaving in actual eire
aton at this date 99Ss0l6 Amount OF fractional cur
rency redeemed and destroyed during the week. 6l 100
Internal receipts yesterday, S390GS2 receipts
during the week. f7,7A3O7; aggregate receipts for the
fiscal year TO date, slO7,579,775.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. ia communication
was received from the Superintendent of the Gas Works
asking deposit in advance personal security for
onnoInting n committee of Ave TO consider what legsa-
ton is necessary to afford adequate relief and protection
TO this State aud the people thereof and that the Com
mittee have power TO send for persons and papers
resolution appoint committee of five TO take into con-
sdcraon whether the public lands may not be disposed
of TO pay the indebtedness OF the State &C., adopted
resolution TO appoint committee OF five TO take into
consideration the destitute coalition OF portion OF
citizens and the best Of aordng present and per
manent relief was adopted resolution was offered
that the Convention memorabilia Congress amend tho
Reconstruction acts TO allow all persons who hold certd
Gates OF registration to vote on the ratification OF THIS
Constitution wherever they may be. Laid on the table
for reference TO the proper Committee.
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Clerk, SAYS:
LOUISIANA.

REGISTRATION ORDER by GEN. HANCOCK.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lin General Orders
no dated to-day, Cen Hancock gives memoranda and
questions, which were distributed from Headquarters
Fifth District In May last which calculated TO pro
duce the impression Boards OF Registration that they
for their guidance and regarded, and,
point OF fact controlled the acts OF such Boards Gen
Hancock Informs the Board Of Registration that these
memoranda and questions null and OF no effect, and
that Boards look the laws alone Tor rules
govern them In the discharge Of their duties For this
purpose they will be furnished with copies Of the acts VI
COugIess relating to this subject.