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SCHOOLS.
Portland Academy! {!

Mo-. "A aud Sd Middle street,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
bay and Evening School.
~ For further particulars please send for Cir
P, j. LARRABEE. A b. Principal,
March T. 1868. eod2w
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Copartnership

The undersigned have formed copartnership
under the firm name of LEWIS, CHASE& WHIT
TEN, and ave tas en- the old and f e. II. chase
a Co., IA, Is and 1e ustnm House Wharf.
y. z. LEWIS, Z. II. CHASE, o. B. WRITTEN.
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Child to be AdOpted.

A VERY healthy and handsome female child viii
"A be given away Internationally to anv reliable
amily. Enquire at this office mar9dR
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TEEMs:-Eight Dolllrsa year in advance.
eg- Single colios 4 corts.
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wEsr BRrDaEwATER, Mass.

WEsr BRIDGEwATER, Mass.
Messrs r Croasdale " 20 4: ~
u ed your b sp Iaie ti'ie by side with Gees and
cou see e, en- til tie first Augu decided ben-
eft tu favor of vours-ti at l., e It lks of
mu;h lai gei. used II nev'y ON grass IN the spring
ana lae n some tur ip The gtass crop was re-
mart ably ed, and it remains to 9 teeh wat the
III nips wall do. The season was 100 wet 10 properly
,estit Yours, +. T.. HOWARD.
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NJ. e. RICE,


STETsoN, Maine Feb. 18th 1sGS
This certifies that Gro ,sdales S per Phos-
phate last season and eleve it or, ed v
crop ouethi. at lens, LETT part of the pieco
without, and all manursd a ike.
DANIEL GOODWIN. 3
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Immigration iiestInr.

Tho immigration meeting, ~ H.
hsh ~ %Isissyille, ~ Welnesday
Htat the 18Th inst, u NJ mafe ihsh
usual imporinnee H. The eliI,ens n
this coaaiy aud W. iiua II viii NJ
eties The attention u every uae In.
tefesied In the prosperity n This
setloh Inducements should 10 held
uti N immigrants seeking locaiioos,
and " this mater l. treated In the
right spirit We can not fdl 10 reap
advantages which viii fcpay On hun
died fold the little trouble We mn,
possibly be put 10 10 secure their ~.
Element among ~. Our lands nov
lying unculivbtei for TIE want n
labor TO work them, arc onsur.
passed for fertility, while their acccs.
sibility 10 good markets should makc
them, If properly cultivated, much
more valuable than any other lands
now offered In compciion. Let every
one who can possibly DO 80, attend
the mceting.
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What Justice Greer Thinks.

\ Washington dispatch saws the
position assumed by Associate JUS
tice Greer, of the United States Su-
preme Court, when the McCardle
ease was called up on Monday, gives
rise to considerable comment. After
Judge Black had concluded hi, re-.
marks Judge Greer submitted the
following paper, which was. read
"Exparte W. II. Nee ardIe-Tbis
case was fully argued in the begin
ming Of this month as a case which
not onlf involves the liberties and
rights Of the appellant in this case.
bnt Of millions Of our fellow-ei,izeus.
aud the coontry had a right 10 expect
that II wonld receive the immediate
and solemn attention Of the court.
and by the postponement Of this case
The court has subjected themselves.
whether Justly or o%nju-tly 10 the i'm
putaiion that we had evaded the per-
iormance Of duty imposed upon Us
by the Constitution, aud waited for
legislative interposition to supercede
our action and relieve us from our
responsibility. | have only to say.
'puda hoe opProbris decd non paiuis.e
or, literally translated, | am
ashamed that such OppObrium should
be cast upon the court, aud that /,
be nfuted."
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SECTIONAL FEEItSG-Polniall
sectional feeling originated in Mas
sachuseits she more than any other
State glories in It. Some Of the
other New England States were
short-sightod enough to follow her
unfortunate lead, aud out Of this
grew our terrific civil war. Since
The war The eyes Of the people, even
IN New England, appear to be- open
ing, and they begin to appreciate the
enormous evils that this feeling has
brought upon our country, and the
imminent danger of a disruption of
States at last.
New England Radicals must dom
mate or die. They would positively
burst il they could not be allowed 10
rule. Now, that the domination of
New England Radicalism is on its
last legs, is as sure as that the sun
will set Tomorrow. But the devil is
reused, and he never will be laid till
New England Radicalism is sub
merged beneath the mighty power of
the great West. There Is no help
Tor Cairo Democrat.
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IL @iha Hss ~ 4Ass n M
4ysss #ass A. #fys = its ttsg
isfa y ~ NssIs taaHl
gRtNk HpDaa
phsFa q. Hssesss 1aasaa.
I ansf, Abfhham fiaa6sht Aisfl
- - fAs 4 ifsksns. A. n
laakspstiF " { Pffasn Th8ma.
" Hfahah a ~ figs AHdefmH
Hhsak = v HlisasJ sba A Whittier.
Z haflss Mrsaa, A. n Cas.lsf,
jtmh NJ Diysf, jahH A Haln.
iesgh y tlotyfexi ioslah flsshias
j#l A WILL
frfu INNS
Efa Hal Martin Jonsa A.
", fire, 4 \ 1yIef, 4 N
KliaIek ! w. iisrlg, 4 81
4 le, NJ " Miller 4 4 jass mu.
~ llamptan, A y B+alle n
Keith A " Middleton 4 " s,s
tom, fl,sn Young David Ilutlsf
" s Walton, II n dolly v ~
Jolasep, ! 4 Mf~B l. j. LEM,
" r boaley John Morrison q n
Klait
Esesad Val VI n ihu.an. q.
" Tufwbfns Am Holland tavid
Martin Wiley Kelley ! ~ Patton
a. q isyve. ltwin Cliuion " u
WDdteu. & II Vtnm q H. Hoaley,
B E Panel, 4 y Rhodes. 4 i
PAYNE, W ~ spain John Bntnoi
VI T. spnuf, J a Nhineu. H.
VI Mon pmew. i u fmnlbam
q " Uinr H. sparks $ VI Gait,
g. = Itutlmfd
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80 : aAlaf sym = Az - "a
Essl - Gee neHH lsf llaa =
to 81 hh
W. Ha hfaaf 80 = - ssfha
ahf 1aIify pfAI as4 w. salta 4
hf@lbH no. + whlFh NJ sa fsHAiiq
a11igs 81 ia fwlbA W msts I
maf shpls Hflse - hlsssN 81
hmliYJ aaA # NJ bags pulf W. =
AiasrIg hsslltf ss she saa dagtl +
~ hH#s #ifaH n hNh sNa
aesa ~ che Hg# fsrsfifhsa N e.
isHrthz hsfP M ffrafsaftf lH
'fa#H The Negisae ~ h hNW 81
~ fbis i sHalY aelsiffd ~ sHi
u lndasiNaas J%sf#tffHe al hs
Rai 0Hlg tslsta sad = aHlg aatfal
HarufeI
Msa who Hesifssiiy aHl H.st
fifty stsHnnisfsA ihs beet N mmmae
aHd Ne aid "A slhtn during ~
isw ysafl n saf Hhs asmfsd IN
sssmpy mafass sho hushf sd
maffhesl n qafkap 90 ibs crest
laint fehis N ne s8uih IN ihf uiH
mef a%1lsief hssi never faf that he
eshhm bar The lalnfs and exposure
n agriculture
A. H. iheis shaa osnHihafions ne
teily unequal ~ Inst ilsk nathsf
NED ihsy lanaRs als8i he e,fnefs
eeklng ~ employment with he
yard STICK ~ eaunitf salfs ne mik
log mH - aofHHi aies nv hundhs
taiisuis ~ olientsin the Vastly d,cp,
uhenc, ihry came nai. l<tall he#
Hpprniio themselves u nncv ~ an
hnnta and useful meebanic Al trad
and have that Witch viii IN the
reautry make them ever welrums If
and qoiei citizens and will
never make their intrinsic value les
II VS. made d rproach 10 Eng
oner by a rival, that Il wasa'
'nailun u shophocpers = but no one
.vct thought les II one which WIS a
nation of farmers ADD mechanics. It.
/. ever crcdiiablc 10 b. knova a. a
nan NJ industry bat sr1rn and con-
.cnpi follow the villiully Idle. though
he eye only, aud not The finger. bc
AZ ihcm-N q. Picawne.
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Cannot Work on Farms.

II IS an unfortunate fac, that there
are a great number Of yoanr men
here, no, 10 speak Of the middle-ar,d
drooes, who = not only on, Of em-
ployment, but insis, upon i, tia, ,bey
eannot engage IN that which sll Al.
mt y the foundation Of al prssper-
ny and the dccadcnce Of which !. m.
eh,si cause Of our nislorune.. tho
culture OF the soil. Quite A nunl~,
OF those who thus dfclaim e,n.c;,v
To Follow The l-st examples Of vo..d
men aud patriots, Of all tas, ar
who have turned from the mar,s n
trade and forum to the pillow even
~ their latter days, are ,hem.eIvr.
the sous Of farmers aud planters.
10 such A. honestly disira., ,ba,
ability TO successfully work The sod
ior waot Of practical knowIeIr. II
agriculture, Nc would suggest the
prcpriety Of allying themselves with
thoss who do aud who arr engages
on farms, aud 10 learn thereby ~
art OF farming. Those who x;.h h
learn thus will make 10 objection 70
this. Even tyros can hayes .bs,.;.
the crops thus made.
IL seem. strange thu. men who l;v.
ron hand 10 mvuih, add never law
up ? dollar, should object 70 ! f,,m,
ems life because they are No, .s,, ),
making more than . living al
the latter they may BE- .ur,. mi.
p'eh their crop foe a n,osey
making nfher tha1 for ! I;s,,,
making sae. fio~ s.sy q 49,
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Candidate for Congress.

One n. q GIN b.. been bomina.
ted ff Congress IN Die District hy
the Carpet hagrrr. n 4 needle.
10 ny that he bail. from Hankcelanl.
southern Radical. stand m showing
IL the distribution II iat Offices. md
are only used o. tool. by the men
from "G@l'. own country. Gill
viii be beaten by from .r H. eisbt
thousand majority but that little cir.
cums,unce viii not prevent him from
going to Washington city and claim
ing 4 sent aud bis mileage and per
diem That Radical body viii hardly
have the mcanness to admit him, but
will checrhlly give him mileage and
per diem for his previous time, spent
IN hanging around the strccts Of
Fdlcoa.
This j. the same itincnnt night
pruwler who visited this vicinity
several months since and organized
leagues, and is spoken Of by the
organ at jackson as being
possessed of eminent Christian vir.
ucs,' said Virtues" consisting Of
submitting to be kicked out
{ the Capital by a gentleman, with
ut offering to defend himself. He
make a suitable member Of the
resent RumP Congress, if elected, i,
{ which there is hardly a possibility.
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We publish the following card To
the stockholders Of the Mis.;--;pp;
Central Railroad, for the benefit q,
those Of our readers who may be in.
terestedi 81
An important proposition by an
association Of wealthy capitalists bay.
ing been submitted TO The Board AZ
Direciors, having in view the leasing
or renting Of your property Tor =
term Of years, I am instructed bv tho
said Beard, and IN rursuancs Of The
PROVISIONS Of your charter, 70 e,lI !
convention Of stockholders AZ .h;s
cmes, % Saturday The ID day Il
nsy next, at II o'clock a. M, to con.
sN'ss The zane aud take such artion
-" F's may sem proper.
NJ. Mccos xico. sac,rv.
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The ioung Men OF Mississippi.

The following article from III,
Clarion meets our views on the sub.
jet, IL would be an easy matter to
form clubs in every precinct in tbi,
county, and their influence would be
felt in the approaching election. Let
il be attended TO, Young men of Pa
nola county, and show to the world
BY your actions that the spirit which
animates honorable men TO a sense of
right aud duty has an abiding place
in your bosom. The hour Tor work
is upon US, and the man who passes
i IN idlcncss is not worthy to live in
a community which Is struggling to
avert the calamity Of having an OPP
pressive aud degrading Constitution
forced upon them by a pack of adj
veuturers placed in power by an ig-
norant and imbecile constituency.
In the hour Of danger young men
have always been found at the post Of
duty and il would be an anomaly
should they act otherwise at this crit
ical time. Here Is the article: I.
1t Is not a question Of leadership,
but OF cooperative and united effort,
in a cansc as holy as any which has
given strength 10 the arm Of man. or
inspiration TO the heart of woman.
Our rulers have not wholly de-
prived Us of the means of defeating
the constitution, which Is being
iramed for the subversion Of our
civil, political and social institutions
and the instinct Of sclf-preservation'
calls upee oil TO do what they are
able 10 this contest, Our oppressed
people have no honors to bcsiow, but
The offerings Of hearts grateful for
service 10 a cause dearer than life.
In a little while nature will assert
her prerogatiye, and place upon the
young The burshens and responsible ,
Ties that have deyolycd upon their I
seniors. They can address themselves !
to the performance Of no higher duty !
than TO prepare for the trusts that ,
are to be eon6dcd to them. But now
the chief business in hand is 10 de. ,
feat the mongrcl constitution, which
places them and their race under ,he
ban, and throws IL dark shadow
over their pathway for all fu,ur
time. He who strikes the h%anle., !
blow against this monster Of wick.
edncss and oppression, entities him. I
self to the highest praise.
Let the young men Of Mississippi
Organize themselves into clubs. with
committees Of vigilance and CORES.
pondence, and with cauvasscrs, and
enter at once upon the work before
them, with all the zeal OF their gem.
crons and anssl6sh natures. Thrv
ought to have a club IN every prc.
oioct in the State, and prepars IA
move - solid column when the day
Of final struggle conles.
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hH MM lf W. ;
sss lw 81
mnfI a
iAf alh f 80 iHa NJ
e.. II N #sf HsHs = ftH ftef
H tahi 4ttk
l.sY havs A4spagei ihs rpim Yss
fkaIF safs asH Hf o. Nf
FHafad assm Wh#h 10 PamF mss
efrti - 80 ~ net ssa sasi
M = he laiefesf n ffuassfHf
tH HH Il. NJ VAC alAm AHrt
. ssfm Atais 4 - fumflsisa ~
We tmm Hos 81 hssanHfmisn
W HawHfiY lfHl nat ~ ijsmvfai
Hil fah ~ msb = tfl~ ~ sHrh
aMbsis Thee mfh ~ dasplad IN
W. semh White aaf biiek silke
ssfb Them Initsss ~ their swa
fintiplei and siaiw ihay have l~sn
iaurhi Ny he glitter snd pfumise N
thiHf peeas N silver They ean
eammf NJ ~ N hHlf ahh taias "
their euatr ~ 70 r. oal and hang
ihfmaslto.
w q mas Who We. always .
Uaipa man W. haze ~ sDfd Of
hardness Bot ~ 4 flluw HE joe
hfata who en q violent fed.
rruaihel @es~ipnlsi. capturing fnFts
W. state seaeled anil prrelld.
war then a traitor 10 the
Southern tuufoieray nov y sup
plant hwuef upon Hegru and Radi
sal adyeniuufs IN Geufgia, We have
only arorn and cpniempt. We have
noe respect ff BruwnloV and rank
lower tina Butler, and mmncr
ban Burbddgc Obs & Rp.
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snrRfFrs SALE

~ siiius n 4 sai N usallNaal sipouas =
ns directed fom ne Ufeait rouH N rsaais
ruuay. sisif " uisriaiHa. A iht Nuysnshef
tsfm 1891 msit IL hfaf Of A Iaskma ~
q A nldfWAf WHi 90 uandas. tbs elh
~ ~ APRIL ites Al ihs spufthuase door IA
ihs tswh u Panels. IN ald tsHaiy silkla
lssml hour uHef e. ssls 70 NJ hlrhtsi bidder
~ eA'h0 he fllpe ~ props ~ fossil The ON
house and dwelling h1ufe ~ aid niigeay
end iht following Iahd on Which The sand i
ataaisi. tssvit West haif n section ~. iaan.
shlp ] mnFr \ west and fractional eat hslf
If lseuoa d. township ! faHge seat. and
gunfitf setllon Y. township T. nHse
! seit hnd factiuu n northeast quarter zee.
lion ~ township I nnge =. vest Sing and
IN sail county ~ Panels. levied on as
Ihs property " said Riigwag to satlsy ald
tenditioni erpuhaf and Gusts
mafi.si n JONES Sheriff.
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ADxNIsTRAroR.s NOTICE

.es<fs q samisissntion haxius hsss ~
ne undsrifnsd q The ezasss n -
ssrriss d<ressed. y he Proh.is -esu4e
49,, ~ pes.oas hsvine eAins aeuisss -
sss.'s are ksresy nssi6rfk - Pgstsn@
40 registered n - s0c,sf - - 4 -
s'srt = - ts.ss q F1.sa,. 80. = 80
Fsssnhsdsy Ia, q NJ vmk pkspswhus&
AnxnnkfuL
""sip Asnisisvstcf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ry virtas u . desa u ussi 70 ne sr->us-z
81 I n nent~sa. y ssrsfs cersis sud<as.
saz<~ 10 ssllis q oosss, wifs ~ feAn D
.casss, d.sez he issh a.y q nsrrA. lssf, a.
assf rsusre<9 IL g ffsa<s< C<fts ce<s q
rsssis ousuf1, Hi.szigyi il desd ho,k ?. su
p~<<s ne 81. tp1 sus ss7, ! viI ~ trustee
iAersin spposnss4 e s.sartsr Tie fssh Is
n=T, iese ~ithin lz=fsl kazrS % tks prsss-
los o3sr Or ale ~ euhfic snefios y fks hlah-
- h=1asr ~ c.sh. ths hsls-isr rs=i esss,s.
.iyisz ssa hiss IL I'D ssazH s=s kzs~s =
H. s.n hslf a stfie- y, II tsweshipe Il
r.axs q ~sza Ia - Chi<kss- cszzisa, az
ass kss<fsa ssf esss lteT1 scr<z ~ he
esrsh<rn p<rs q th< Hs<ths-s liter ~ The
So ~assz = i~n4. - i.<is1ie< ~ f.uiis
graveyard ~ - IL De f~~ n : r4n.rs. IL
s<<srs - ~bs<A sin cisot< ia tks es-,rt
= - <-<esa f-nilT ersus s.rt - - sn-
hr~e< t~e .rr~s he u1is = fhs siass r~.i
$500 = s=-p<1s 49, - 7 - ss>ssT
Tsosasr !. srAnAs. rrzr<s.
H=HfsN
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CHANoERY NOTICE.

The suts ef Mississippi. In the CHANGER,
COsr u PAnoia coanty. At r-ies before u.
eist Of aid cart Al bis ofes in The iowa O
PznolA. on the 10th day Of April. A. d. isss
I0ha B. Finer W charies strvng "a al
Tpoa orsnibg eomplsinaats hill In thi
essss. Il appearing 70 The Aiisf.etion o. ths
eoaft thai he dsfshdsnt chsri.s slrong u :
soa-restdsai u The state 81 Mississippi. Il /.
therefore erasfed y The oszrf that ths aid DE-.
fsudant Carrie ssrvng, Do snar biz appear.
atcs hsftia % o. before the hnt day Of The
cert tern Of his sszrt 10 b. holden IL tia
csart- hgsss u nid coanly, 10 the tovu a
PsaoiA aa the ssssnsh Monday aher the kpurth
hoaaAy IN March. lsss ssa plssd answer. %
8smsr 10 he cgmFislnssi : bill hsrxin. or the
AlsssAoAs tAsfsof an bs EAsa Zoe cosfssssd.
His further ortssa BY M eourt tia, . copy
u ihia order - Published ia he Veal. Psso-
I. So, = rsbss nsvsT~p<r rFinted and pah-
IsAs1 IN tbs asa u Pansa. IL ~d coanty
~ hur sssks ss~crsz.vsly.
JUHxc GARRISON, G-rt.
Miller 4 hillsr, Hihiierx spiitv
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DISSOLUTION.

sy nssssl es..sss ~ sspSssnA5b&
soso.s .s,sing undes the zane asd syhd
sps,ss hishsswsr 70 tkis dsy sfnssved.
- no,ss asd seee~nts vfI - Ass1 = =
ssses Q y I. Hifhso~sr, q ~ smn
800 s.H. Butler I c. s4r1h ~ -
= e'iy so'sofissd 10 sign in i~iasidstca
r q. SPAIN.
~ D. HI0Hf0r1
s-h-fArie $1,000 10 u kn6E4
are re7sssied 10 ssstle Al o.r>. . svs;l ~
hcn. = The hu~lsr,s ursr ~ e,e~ps u1lz
aslsy. HrIx ~nonvoe
ss's'' NJ r.s |, ~. "
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Basess f~ Isdi. are ssiIl gsssise
smaller. Ity mat yssf oaly as IN
si~i,i< s;Ik thr~d I'll eossisuks .
+ hso.zbls hazs<f.
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CITATION NOTICE.

me STATE Of Mississippi, P.sola cosziy. >
sa.'s. y. Wells ssd Leroy q. wsIis ksipu1
s's''au,ses Of the estate q wn. 8. weIkk
ee,sed' Their n ddenes being saisovs.
oa are hereby cited 70 appear belbs -
t'ooss Court Of said county, Il ~ 60
sosse ,hsfsoi On the furth Monday h ~
Isss % SHOW ssuss Why De ps<nksa q
~ iee's administrator de bonis Doc DO
estate Of MD dsrearni prsyi.r - nlst
'o-a 10Y 10 ths toun of Bsissviile, y -
sasy saesld 20 - srs.isd. ~ lnwEF
ny order Of cosrs issued Fehmsry =. ~
nsfiA-h P. EoOfJxL clak
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10 IL s.rsy ss.zss, hsbrs hi. su di.esss Ia.
sdvssesd too M. and = certain remedy for
Pnsunouis. AsshmA. spiiang of BleeA Sivhs
s-e.ts. Husky Threat wasting Of The as.h.
Brun<kiti< CssThs celd< r~sipitsticu o. the
cart ls~s Of sfrsnFth. CsHrhs risari.r.
whcoping Coaeh. difsealt breathing. and Ill
ai-<z a ne ehszs ssd lunrs ta<ssh<r uith
al Ne sss,tsons Which prsdispo.s 10 The shovs
n.msd cvnpi.iass
-. w'.sssosS CO.,
Wholesale Drussists Z ssle Agents
sis lfais 4, As.pAi<, T~s.
-sts.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
--a-as- -
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aug 10.-The letter Of in
sttucton sent from TIE army headquarters
10 Major General buchanan, commanding
the Department of Louisiana, to the end
that the necessary aid may be rendered by
United States as promptly AS possible in any
cases of instruction or domestic violence
IN the States embraced in his military de-
partmeni, provides that Gen Buchanan
shall keep himself informed of the condi-
ton Of affairs in said States and conmuni-
cate promptly by telegraph to the War De-
par'men', through tho headquarters of the
army. any facts which may make il the
duty OF the President, und,r the Constitu.
tion and laws. To employ the military
force of the United States He is also d.
rceted to maintain such disposition of the
troops under his command that they may
be ready 10 net without delay on the receip,
OF the Presidents order ststioning them at,
or moving them from time to time to the
points where the commanding General may
have reason to apprehend n necessity for
their use. Then follows extracts from the
laws and Constitution of the United States
setting forth the manner and under what
circumstances the military may be employed
10 suppress instruction against the Govern
ment Of the United States.
A committee of iourneymen tailors from
the International Union Convention, which
u now IN session in this city, waited on the
President and arranged for the reception of
the entire convention at the Executive Man.
sion on Wednesday.
Information has been received nj army
headquarters from the General-in- c hief that
he will leave GalenA on the 18th and come
East
Gen. Meade, recently appointed com
mandef of this Department. states that the
posts aud disposition of the troops in the
States of North and South Carolina will re-
main ier the present rs now ordered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

NV York. August il.-Captain Ma
son. OF the lIoboken terry boat james
Walter. was arrested yesterday OF a
charge Of running down a row boat with
his vessel near the Christopher street slip,
by which q man named Jas. Gordon was
killed.
Several steers, received IN Providence,
r. /. from Albany on Wednesnay' mao
died OF tho Texas cattle disease. lney
came from Illinois. -.
Tbs annual convention Of ST. John the
Baptist societies Of the United Stets.,
which last year was held 10 Troy - TINS
wear 20 DO held in Springfield "sss'' on
The 18th and 10th Of October.
Sas.,.l. from Richmond state. at Dem
ocya,,c meeting held there last evening
there vas a very large attendance OF both
!. M. and black. While General Autel
vas speaking he was interrupted two Or
three timss by a negro seated at the win
low of shan,y near the stand. This ere.
tied great deal Of confusion which re-
suited in n panic among the crowd aud an
assault upon the shanty. the inmates fed
through the back door aud yard aud into
lie street pursued by whites. One white
nan was severely wounded on the head i.
md . number OF others were struck, and
two negroes were MORALLY wounded, and
one slightly, one OF them reported that
here WAS one v hte man stabbed severely,
and one policeman knocked down with
brick. A large number OF split rails in
tended for an assault on the stand was
found when the negroes had been dislodged
Who provoked the riot.
Hugh McElroy and Patrick McElroy
became involved in . quarrel in
Sunday night. when the former
struck the latter across the face with Il
iron, knocking out his front
teeth, break ng his nose, and destroying
one Of his eyes.
Joseph Hadc assaulted . woman named
Cullen in Brooklyn yesterday, she having
! babe in her arms At the time. The babe
was 20 badly injured that 1t died, and
Iiade has been held for trial.
Five thousand Havana cigars were seized
BY the U. s. marshal yesterday for non
payment OF duties.