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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
JOHN CETiuIN
DIR. H. IA. FELECEIELL q
F~rS - + y L / st, LTYv-S

one door cast Of Pulford's Drug store, up stairs,
sigh street, snerJi Point, respectfully solicits the
patronage of the public All work warranted, 1y34
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VOLUME XXI.


- URGEoN DtSTIST, Of Warren. illinois, would
- cali the citizens Of Mineral Point and vicinity
he improvements made 10y him in Surgical Dentistry
for the purpose Of extracting eth without pain by
the OF his Neticated Air csusinE the least del
eteriBus ELECTS the weakest constitution. Tee
hlled with pure gold other material when parties
desire. Plate wgrk-frgm tooth entire SET
plates Of every description in use. MI work
warranted give entire satisfaction in every
The Doctor viii visit Mineral Point often prac-
tcabe, and viii give notice in this paper Of the time
he ulii be iu the cit y
Home Office, Warren. Ills, opposite the Rail Road
crossing. xxI-2i
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Mn>iS VI STRONG.

EIAS resumed The practic Of Law and will attend
the sessions of the Circuit Court in the Counties
af Iowa La Fayette. Grant. Crawford and dchaud.
tf5Cs AT his residence in Mineral Point. 30-f
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GEORGE NULSS.
REESE & VaSILkS.

i. TTORNEN> AND COUNSFLLUtS AT LAW
y BadgevGie Wis Attend to collections, and prat
.f,g in all me, Courts Of this state MI
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Law and Conycyancing Omce.
NkKt-SUa

a TTENnS TO All Bus Of the profession,
\ promptly aud viii practice IN the Courts OF the
different circuits.
Odice in Risks Brick Block, up-stails, corner OF
High aud hesJuut streets, Mineral Point, Wis.
v2Iul4-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

DRACTICAL MARBLE WORKER, manufacturer Of
| Tomb stones Monuments Mantle pieces, Table
tors sc. chop-IIigh street, door above PreseS-
teri - Church, Mineral Point, XII
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y. DALTON.

HHYSICIAN ana SURGEON. Office in Coad's
Block over helIer's store, corner Of High and
Chestnut streets Mineral Point, Nis
Particular attention paid TO Operative Surgery.
rl.Z'G5 I>tf
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J. 3. MCFFETT
sidney H. SI.EPNRD

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ofice in Mofetts
Drug store, High street, Mineral Point. xxi
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VILLA PATEFIELD,
& II L q N II Z r.

Attends to all BUSINESS or short notice
MHiin January seth, 1866. 5tf.
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EDW ARD CRONIN.
3. ~, 9A(l. q.

A FTER - years Of practice he feels competent to
= attend All cases that may come under his care
"a Mineral Point and vicinity. lie would inform the
public that hs has permanently oeated in this city
Office his residence behiuc the United States Hotel
.ust above Col. Jones' residence. v2U:2qtf
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some hsuk taeg must 20 to -hira-o or further East
when lae sEuta Is they cau enjoy the same advantages
nearer aama wh re thee premises a board stationary,
travelling. & arr very much less uUug and mid
als a-ed men e limited means who wish 90 become
praefieaiE educated can save onethird in their
Iea~- any ete similar institution ia the larger
cities ud when tn tase into consideration ih- eN-
ceI.af acjljGe, offered here for hreami e "a good
faak keeHer, Fenma 3 rrie.rHphlc Operator, ana
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Tqs LONDON No>By MARKvr. -LoSpoy, Jas 10
Evening --Consols oed q shaje lover, ut e2ss Tor
money aud e2sS 02k lor account American securities
q, cod quiet al the 'o ow ing ra es United states i've
twsnsies, ia 7l54, Illinois teDiiai Railway sharos,
IS; Erie Railway share, 4p4 Atlantic and Great wost-
srn consoiia ed bonds, Is
Tus FRANKFORT BouRss --iRASKfoBr, Jan 13--Eveu-
ing United stat os bonds closed steady NJ 75 for the
isaue OF 1862
LrvFsroQL corroy MAsKyr --LwsRrooi, Jan. IA
Eyening The co.. ton market hiss boon very &C i've
Throughout day ana closed firm Al the highest figure
OF the advanced quotations The following ae the au.
sborized quo alton. -M,ddng uplands, Thd. mldding
Orleans 7ad The sales OF the da foot H. 900 bales
LIVERPOOL BnEApsrrrrs MAsygr. -LtvrRpuo1, Jan
Even Tine marKs. cosed qu a., with a decline
of ID on corn; mixed Western, s5s sd per quarter
Wheat unchanged at los per ceuai or California white
ana las. Gil. Tor No. lwaukee red Barley, oats and
peas uDaltercd 10 prco.
LIVERPOOL FRovi-;oSs NApKsr IrvERroor, Jan 49,
Evening - ne market closes without alteration Beef,
1l5s Tor winter cured extra prime mess Pork dui al
-ss Tor prime Eastern Lard 1rm Al b0S Tor
fne American. Cheese, 5zs Tor tue higues. range OF
lue Bacon, 60s Tor Cumberland cut
IJvsRpooL PRoptcB IkHKrr --.'vEgpoOi. Jan. IS
Evening Sugar steady Al 25s 81 for No IL Dutch
standard Rosin--Common wilmington IL 81. hiahsr,
cosna at o. 30 per cwt medium rosu steady at lis
per cwt Otner articles Of Aaer produce un.
changed
Iospos MsRKrrs.--IospoS, Jan i3-Eveulny. Tho
only change 10 repUrt his market rs the quotation OF
lusee cakes when have advanced 70 el0 los per ton
for thin ebloag Oils ~ sll kinds steady and quiet
pRrnpLrVA MsHKEr.--A vrwHsr Jan lJ--Fseniuc. =
The pctrrcum mar~et rather weaKer, staaiMs white
closed 81 - francs
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MISSISSIPPI.

The CoDyeution-Het on the Gas Com
pnny-Proposed Heavy Compensation for
Nlc.nhers-Is0id Strokes Among the Con-
JACKSON, Jan. 13 $685.
resolution WAS adopted In tho Con vention to-day
appoint committee OF tlree inquire into tho validity
OF tho charter Of the Jackson Gas Light Company, with
power TO send for persons and papors.
The following made the special order for to-
morrow ct twelve o'clock
Resolved. That n committee Of five DO appointed by
the Chair whose duty shalt be TO ascertain whether
mitted himself aga INST the rueton OF Con
gross has declared the assomblage OF the C0nvcn
ton uuconstitutonu does regard the ordinances
and OF this Convention vad aud 10 report as
The majority report OF the Committee Compensa-
ton rec ON $40 per day for the first term to
each members reporters Sl5 Secretary SIS: each assist
ant $40; Sergcantat.Arms $40. Mileage each way
twenty cents.
bring IN report reducing tho fees enumerated at least
sixty per cent.
Mr. Compton submitted as minority report pro.
ambe aud resolutions declaring the Convention uncon.
additionally convened and not coinpetent to make
amendments the constitution OF Mississippi; thero
tore The cccrs and members not entitled 10 COM
pensa any service they may propose 10 render In
such capacity the people OF tho state Of Mississippi,
or the people OF tue United States and concluded with
the resolve that this assembly BIO adjourned sne die
There much discussion, cut action was nnaliy
pos ponod on both reports
Mr. Clarke offered resolution which was adopted,
providing that adjourn sine lie should be
entertained unless Ava days previous notice be given
thereof. 49,.
tho lsth inst make u motion that tho Convention SO
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FIRES IN NEW yoiK.

FINS ~ Fasr Thirty nourn srngEr.--t quarter
pas, nine O'Clock last night hrs occurred on ,he third
floor OF the snei-snt No 2le East 1hrtysshta
street in tho apartments OF A scnraisr, destroying
bsds'ead bedding aud other property 70 tho vaue OF
about 5000 insured for $1,000 Tho name ot the com.
pany could not be ascvrtaned, .as Mr.. schrador ~as
absent said 70 be the theatre leaving the apartment
10 charge o! brolbaf.n.iaw. lie upseitias 81
Kerosene oil lamp said have been the cause o. the
ire Tho house IN owned by Frederick rfabe the
damage done 20 IL about si50 insured toe 50 200 ia
tie Peer Cooper and Bcekman Insurance ooruyanies
FiRR tn East TwESry sTRagL AT about half
past ten O'Clock lat nsni are broke cut IL tue iron
and brass foundry Of " l. Cnnover NOS 90 ana 35S
East TWEEN ty-ninta street Tue lire spread TOTO "
the pattern saops dong damage ~ aOAut VI h0) the
building il damaged about 5000. lne loss said " DO
covered " insurance
FraE Ar rGS Hulc1x RIVER RhitRcAD Dar3r--ne-
tuesn four and ave O'Clock Yesterday zlfrno9n @ro
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GEORGIA.

Order OF General Meade Removing Governor
jenkins ana tho State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mcnt OF Army Officers In Their Places.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. Is, 1868
The following order was issued this morning.
headquarters, THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT I
ATLANTA, Ga. jan H. 1858. (
GENERAL oRDERS-NO g.
fUst-Charlcs J. jenkins, Provisional Governor, and
john Jones PROVISIONAL treasurer OF the State oil Georgia.
having declined 20 respect The nslrncsons Oh and failed
~ cooperate atn tho Major General commanding the
Third Military Dis Ct hereby removed from Office
Scohd-hy virtue of the authority granted by the
Supplementary Reconstruction of Congress- passed
july ~, 1867, the following named officers detailed
fof duty IN the District or Gecrgia.-Brevet Brigader
General Thomas H. Ruger, Colonel OF the Thlty-thir
infantry, 10 be Governor II the State OF Georgia. and
Captain Charles r. Rockwell, of the Ordnance Corps OF
the United states Army to be treasurer Of tho Stale OF
Georgia.
Ihird-The above named officers will proceed without
delay 20 Mill dgevle Georgia, and enter upon tho dis
charge OF the duties devoying upon them, subject
instructions from these headquarters By order OF
Mayor General MEADE
r. c. DRUM. Assistant Adutant General.
At halfpast ten O'Clock tins morning this order
read IN the Reconstruction ven,ion and tho first
ton was greeted with loud applause.
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LOUISIANA.

The Observation-Disclosures Adopted to Pre-
vent the Election al Negroes Amer the v"ie
an the Consfitution--The Frecdmep's
Burcau-Burning of "a steamer on the Oun-
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1868
In the Contention to-day ordinance was
adopted providing that registered voters de-
srous OF remaining plantations In tho pre-
Cinct where registered may do so, and making it mia
demeanor for any person to eject ihsn Until after the
vote on the ratification ~ the constitution.
resolution asking for the continuance OF the Freed
mems Bureau was adopted by o large vote.
The steamer nomeyor was burned tie Ouachita
river Yesterday with nlne hundfc9 AAes OK cotton. The
coat and cargo total loss
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ENCL AND.

Ecninn Alarms, Inv Motions and MncIstcrini
Investigations.
LONDON. jan L. 1868.
Warwick jail, where the Fenan prisoners Burke,
Casey Shaw aud Mulianey are awaiting trial, IS occu-
pied and surrounded by regular troops, which were
cent by order Of the government to guard against
any atempt at rescue.
In the Queens Bepcn to-day motion vas made BY
tho counsel for the defence that the prisoners be
turned to Lcndon FOR ral On tho ground thai tho bitter
religious pfeiudce sting against the prisoners IN
warwickshire would render IL impossible for them to
obtain an impartial jury and fair lial in that county
The motion heard and the judges reserved their
decision.
The prisoners Desmo ani Allen, implicated in the
Clerkenwel explo. on. were again brought up to-day
for examination on the charge OF murder
Many witnesses we're present out the evidence given
by them contains ia Is ot imp ,rtanca.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ABYSS!NIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE RsSALn.


The Chief Of Tigre Reported Friendly TO the
sBrftisl-He Offers To Feed Her Maiesfy's
Army-Two Thousand Head Of Cattle Sent
Into Camp-water Found mt Annesicy Bay.
SUEz, Egypt, Jan. ia. NJ,
Via LoNDoN, Jan. 13-P. NJ.
Dispatches received heye from the British ex-
peditionary force in Abyssinia contain advices OF
. reassuring and more cheerful character.
The native chief of Tigre, who had mustered
large force. the movements of which produced an
alarm in the English camp at Senate and caused
forward movement along the line of march, is
now reported friendly.
Indeed. this powerful African warrior has ten
dered hospitality to the invaders and offers to feed
the English troops.
As a commencement in the commissariat line
and an evidence of his good faith he has already
sent in two thousand head of cattle for the use of
the army, 80 that it is Inferred with good reason
here. that her Msjesty's forces are beginning to
feel comfortable and in much better spirits.
More important still. have to announce that
fresh water has been found in plenty around the
landing place at Annesley Bay.
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ROME.

"A French Military Movement for Return.
PARIS, JAN 13 1868.
General Faiily. the commander Of the expedtonary
corps in Italy, has asked the Emperor TO permit the
return Of French troops to Rome. their quarters
at Ctvita vecch,a and v'terbo overcro wded.
This ominous request general feeling OF
aeasness and dstrust mere.
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Irnugurntion Of X. y. Hayes ns Governor
Nomination Of Judge Thurman for United
COT Usnrs, Jan Ia 1868.
Governor r. b Hayes was lnaugurs.ed Governor Of
Ohio Two O'Clock this Afternoon in the rotunda OF tho
state House, before al immense cro~d Largo num-
bsrs Of ladies' we're present
The democratic caucus tonight nominated Mr. A. q.
Thurman United states Senator on the 1rst ballot.
Tho vote stood 81 to 24 for va!andigram.
The election joint ballot OF both Houses VIII take
place to-
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The CAnL ERA SNIP.

Tho officials al Quarantine report no now among
the passengers OF the Jlebnz. One child, aged nine
months died on Sunday night, AID John Stephan aged
fory.sx years dsd Yesterday morning The remainder
Of tho s,cx are progressing towards convsesceuco.
although the patty Health Olhcer STATES nat one
two casos may pass The vpnoid STATE o. sunday
elght of the sick transferred 70 tns hospital ship M
nos for trssmont The passengers we're Yesterday pus
ON board the Illinois and tie Liebnit1, which Is
GIhy, Is undergoing thorough cieAas NJ. rhs ply
stefan TN charge has Just made ms report 70 the Qlaran
tho Commiss0ners but as the substance of was EN-
bodied III the report I'll tho hELALp Oi Yessrday, II Is
unnecessary TO rHuraiuca =
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TURKEY.

"A More Liberal Policy on the Eastern Ques.
zion.
vIESSA Jan 10, 1865
Dispatches have been received from tue south which
Indicate that liberal policy Is 10 be pursued by
the Sublime Porte the OF the Eastern question.
decree has been issued guaranteeing not only the
equality OF rights in Canda but suspension OF tho
lection OF titnei for period Of two years.
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:, NV yoea, J.yU.as ~, 1855.


hard. Co - Baltimore--c w Pe-veil
steamship Worcester. Graham. aoter,ian-c l.uiag
snip German'a Cfrast UhrbrOcs. =
BARK } Cummings tRr). HookwN ,neou " reporses
sshmdt,s son Co Cribs vessel was ers
Bark Jmn Pearson (Argt Morse. re
schr Bowaoln Randall. Marac bob wea,e>,
Schr Acken. EoD ne stamford.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAchT"
ws Dec 81 "a KY wssi a"f sp"
with md,e nd lol passengers 10 joan i Dale =
, %as ana s, Se%ws de-
steamship Manhattan woodruff. Charleston with mdse
STEAMSHIP Mary SANFORD Moore wilmington, Nc with
ss ana 10 HINES ana and Sor
with mdse and passonscrs 70 tho Old Dominion steam
Steamship John Gibson. Fuller Washington, DC with
ms.s saa 70 n sn srawn with ssa and
passengers to J r Ames
steamship Nsrens ,ieArso Boston. with ndse and pas
ssp Morris rhp h0 Gse I've -
and aa up sns since had 81 Sss
,sw be Ssn ,r front lat y n Lon y q
days OUT 9Th INST LAT 80 lon 70 80 brig George buEnnam
BARK Neptune lDr leptz Liverpool 4t days, with md
to Nesmh sons Has had strong northery gales on the
pi haven S'S or ror Saf MALAGA As days.
Win lra and psssenger 70 Miller iiongh'n ra srs
strong and NV gales has been ~ days of Hatteras.
fruit a a s cs me- Ssssa NSv wa
ana had nnv weather and light trades; has been days Of
Hattrras, with strong westerly gales.
Win ss &ss @ afa hps . d,s
y 3D. saw sesseis skJlshI apparently but short time IN
schr Fauyette orb Libbard Martinique. 20 days. with
sschr francis /, Davis (of Harwch Doane Dominica. Is
days with fruit TO master Has had strong northery gales
since passing Cape lattcras
sen I'M NerCh Me
GloncasSor With ha! 70 Ghas >hearer \ 90
ring.
schr Abigail Brown (Br,, mcNeal Newfoundland. with
schr ! W Collins. Tooker Jacksonville.
Schr |, Pharo, Collins, Georgetown, So,
schr iathway, Haey, wilmington, NC. days. Had
schr q a Johnson Howard Washington NC.
Schr Holmes, lrclani. Hatteras Inlet
Schr Ida Nicholson Price, Richmond.
Scar Emily Gildersieeye Carroll Alexandria for Now
schr Tookalisa, Stewart. Baltimore.
Srhr Sarah Cutler, AVIS, Philadelphia.
schrJ Z Newton, hich Eixabe,nporf for Boston.
Scar White sea. Smith, vinalhayen
schr Ada Sadder, Baker Providence.
schr VIM Floyd, FLOYD, New iisssa for Wilma
scnr latte = dodge Wilson, New Haven.
sohr Jula f.rnswerth. Bird.4il, New Haysn.
schr o smith, Walker, bridgeport.
schr Ada Coe, Beecker. Bride eport
Schr Thist eton Baxter, bridgeport
schr Samuel Godwin Waterbury, Southport
EnarSsS Oyster Bay,
schr Warren, Warren; Oyster bay.
schr Evelyn. Burger, Oyster Bay
Steamer vckscurg hall. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Feetwing (Br) PARK. from MatanzasBy pilot boat
SAILED.
Ship I.ytteion, Melbourne
Wind q. sunset, NV. fresh
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QunEysrr0ws Jan 13. - fnc steamship Chi
cAeo ran 10 tnick foS tho vessel vii proba.
Div prove ioal los. Al her passengers ana crew
saved and hr specie has been got out and landed
1nero hopes thai Of her cargo Will also b.
saved
LIVERPOOL. Jan l3.--The steamship Sansparcl,
Captsn MCslpn .bch sahed from tbs port November
2s Tor Philadelphia, has put back In leaking con-
dllivn.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

General Napier mt the Head nf His Army.
LONDON, Jan 10 1868.
kilograms from Alden, ut rho mouth OF the Red Sea.
that Genera - Robert Napier had arrived
Annesiey Bay the depot of the expedition, Abys
ssnan and Immediately set out for Senate to place
himself at the head OF the British advance.
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TENNE SSEE.

FniIurc of the Commercial Bank Of Mem
ph.s.
MEsrrns, Jan. i3, 1868.
The Commercial Bank OF Memphi. susj on !od this
morning tis snid assets viii exceed the liabilities
The suspension caused excitement and runs were
made other banks, but the excitement
ailayed.
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Tally,

French Assurances Of Public Quiet.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1865
The H. neur this morning contradicts vague rumors,
which have been noaung about, OF popular disturb
ances in Naples and It's readers that perfect
tranquility prevails in cy and in the surrounding
uroyincea
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NEW JERSEY.

Meeting Of the I,egislsturc To-Day.
TRENTON Jan. IL, 1868.
The Legislature meets here to- morrow caucus will
he held tomorrow morning. The Senate stands
Democrats III. republicans, 10, and the House, demo-
erals, 40; republicans, a. Tho Governors message
viii 10 road On Wednesday.
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IRELAND.

Important Evidence at the Fenian Con-
spiracy.
DUNN jan Is 1888
Papers have been found upon tho person or the pris-
oner Lennon which Il is sad, expose the whole plan OF
thc Fenian leaders for falare operations In Ireland
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G.BRAL TAR.

FarrnEuts Squadron Out from Port.
GIBRALTAR, Jan. Is, 1867.
The United States squadron IN the Mediterranean,
under the command OF Admiral Farragn has sailed for
Naulea
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AUSTRIA.


NIaximilinn's Remains Mt PoIn.
TRIESTE, JAM 10 1868.
The imperial frigate Novara and her convoy have
arrived Poa In stra with remains Of the Arch
duke Maximian.
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Partial Buraina Of tbr Town Of Sard's.
LENpHis, jan IL, 1885,
The town OF Sardis, Miss, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire ycsterday-supposcd 10 havo been tho
work OF an iuccndiary The loss $4,000 on which
there Il an insurance OF $4,000 tho teops's aud
Hefaanao Companies af this CITY
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The Ceiehvni I'd Missi.quoi spring water.
the only known for and Brifhts disease snd
specific for scrolula, srit rheum, aud all cutAueohs
diseases for sale by the prinepd drusgst5 aud =. .e
agency. $50 Broadway AZ the demand for h,s wacr ~
greater than the supply this u inserted 10 caution
public against imposition geDulne unosS tnr
name of "Mssisquot' blown ts tao glass bottle ana
thu corks bfaadod in like maanef.
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wigs, Toupr-s 10. Ornnneriri iigir;~-Rc-t
quality Hair De ani lax DteinH al caorA al y" Nth.'
OR'a. 10 40 al nstbst
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Store shndc~-plnin, 6iii or Lcttcrcd.
SkILl1HT SHADES
SHELF CURTAINS.
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VIRGINIA.
Reception Of General Bniicr by the Negroes
at ifichmond-fiis Speech mt tho African



Church.
RicHAosp Jan. Ia, 1868
'eA'anin =. Butler arrived here to-day. and large
VI negroes assembled at The depot 90 greet MIN
and give him an enthusiastic reception.
PROCESSION was formed Of eoorsd men, preceded by
depu'ssons IRON various coIOred societies, end large
number OF the prominent Republicans OF this city IN
coaches. and ne MAS escorted 10 a notsi
general Butler addressed an immense crcxd at the
African church 10 night He advocated equal poiti nj
fshts Tor The oacks, equal powers in Inc government
ala an equal share in supporting H. Tho land should
pear us part "a the taxation ard burden not
pe thrown on tue tailoring man. He said the for
connscaton mhstner right wrong, gone, aud he
uu not thiah audience now expected IL. lCries OF
NO We donI'1 He ADVISED the Southern meu TO
divide their lands, as u must to that AT last Tho
men who worked the land woald eventually be the
owners OF the land He did not believe any OF
races would occur. IL It did II would not come from
The b-cks He argued against the folly OF the Southern
people remaining out OF the Union hoping for better
terms These they could not get; for whatever other
changes might take place the Senate wouia change
for ak year, and before The adm
the States 10 their riehs in the Union woald
complshed on the present terms.
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Proceedings In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Against Failure Srcc-sion.


Against Failure Secession.
RICHMOND Jan 13, 1868
In the Convention to-day a resolution appointing
committee to inquire into the propricty of relieving
Virginia from the debt incurred prior TO and during the
war was introduced and laid over. The amendment ON
oodyins the recognition OF the Deity in the Bill OF
Right was adopted
An article declaring that Virginia shall remain
one Of the United States and substitute the
mat tho government oil the United only be
dissolved by the consent OF tho maturity armed
voution We're Introduced both by republicans and
discussed until the committee rose
resolution declaring secession null and void
ordered 10 be printed The Convention then adjourned.
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