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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02
4Olning Dispatches 10 the Associated Press,
WASHINGTON.

Catalry Recruits Ordered to Sherman
~; Ds; BtrInGency In the Money Market, and
n ~ lhe New York Press on the subject.
svs WASHINGTON, October ALI the cavalry
ssEs recruits az Carlisle Barracks have been
ordered to General Sherman TO fight In
dams.
rstt' Colonel d. S. Goodloe has been appointed
sa.u Revenue Supervisor for Kentucky. No
appointment has yet been made for New
IRE York.
!. General Custar has been ordered to his
vii viii regiment, which is to act Immediately
''OlOOagsinst the Indians.
OLD Treasure in the treasury vaults $50 .OOO-
! and000. $50 100000 win be required on the
sea Sea- iiirst proximo for interest on the five
v, MEtWenties.
ssssil s1s Internal revenue receipts to-day
Ute 457 900.
l'sn" In connection with the sudden s,rineen-
ne G4cy of the money market, all the New York
papers have elaborate articles, and the
from this mornings World is
7 rczelected to show the situation
1bh The management of the Assistant Treas
- m urer here continues to be the subject of
dre sharp criticisms among business men. 1t
asserted that the Assistant Treasurer has
me sold since Friday last about 81 900 900 in
Iustic gold and hold 5000 600 in checks against
Y'ths banks which have not yet been presented
~ " AN4 .-f...4H
prop The selection of this week, when all the
tgrsbapks are preparing to make quarterly
blr5 bb1 statements, as the time for the Treasury
department to sell gold, and drain the
nv NO banks of currency isl not calculated to sat
ions iefy the public. siiasntA Oh 70
The Government sales Of gold and the
drs' n1hw on the banks for currency work into
8. Tbtfe bands Of stock jobbing bears and the
ss-NP ~ coincidence causes comments unfavorable
v, De 90 the reputation of the department.. Why
e was the Government not seller of gold
ildi ct IA or even higher, when money was
res d. easy at to Instead of pressing sales now
Is, - about 14l, when money is tightening
. u. The sharp demand for money and the
cspl vance in the rate Of call loans toA7, with
teephons on governments at 6, has not
lee taken Wall street by surprise.
Ir1 The Worid warned its readers of the in
Cons tended movement Of the bear clique to
- R0ck up greenbaeks simultaneously with
sU 'nSsS preparations of the banks, for quartely
bOIs tatements. Many accordingly have pro-
gided themselves with all the money they
FlA require until the end Of October, 90
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LOUIsIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Senate.

fF FRIDAY, October2, lSCS.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve O'clock.
The roll was called. A full quorum
present. al4 1H
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. ---.--. -E
On motion CT Mr.. whitney the reading of
the minutes was dispensed with.
The order of the day was called, 7dar3H
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY. .U.
Mr.. Campbell; ask for a suspension Of
the rules to present report.
Rules suspended.
The report of the Joint Committee Of the
General Assembly of Louisiana, on the con-
duct of the late elections and the condition
of peace and good order in the State, was
read.
Mr.. Campbell: move that two thousand
copies be ordered printed.
Mr.. Smith: move to amend BY substitute
ing the words five thousand for 1.-TWO
thousand.n aA 4a
Adopted fH
An act to confer additional powers upon
the District and Parish Judges was taken
up and read. 4
The bill was pending,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02
WHOLE NUMBER 46I.s

Senate joint resolution No. 81, regulating
the time Of settlement of State Tax Col.
lectors, was read,
OF. nay: move that the resolution be
indefinitely postponed. -
Adopted.
BILLS ON SECOND READING ~
senate Dill No. 2ll, an act to pro vide for
the payment of the back taxes due the Stote
in State notes and warrants of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts, and granting an exten.
sion of time to the Tax Collectors for the
collection of the tax of 1867 to the first dav
OF January, 1869.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be consid.
cred engrossed.
Adopted.
Under suspension of the rules the bill
was read third time, and finally adopted
with its title.
Senate bill No. 200, an act incorporating
the Louisiana Grain Elevator and FIGURING
Company, was read.
The bill was taken up section by section.
The first section was read.
Mr.. Lewis: move that the bill be or
dered to be printed and made the special
order of the day on Saturday.
Adopted.
Senate bill No. 2l2, an act to provide for
carrying into effect article 1872 of the State
Constitution, was read.
Mr.. Ray: | move that the bill be printed
and made the special order of the day on
Monday.
Adopted.
Senate bill No. 227, an act further de-
fning the jurisdiction of the Parish Courts
of this State, was read.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be coz.
sidered engrossed.
Adopted.
Under suspension of the rules. the bill
was read a third time and finally adopted
with its title.
Mr.. Witt-genstein: ask for suspension
of the rules to take up petition.
Rules suspended.
Petition of McFarlan, Straight & Co. wa
read.
Mr.. Wittgenstein: move that the petition
erecommitted to the Committee on Claims
Adopted.
Mr.. Pinchback; 1 ask for suspension o
the rules to Call up bill.
Rules suspended.
House bill No. 2O2, an act to enable til,
Governor for the more eHec!ual preservation
Of the peace and good order of the Stat,
and for the better security oflit5 and prup.
erty TO take care that the laws are faithful,
executed; providing for the appointment Q
a constable aud deputy constable for eacl
parish and defining their duties and pow.
ers, was read.
lIr. Ray: I move that the bill be referred
to the judiciary Committee.
Adopted.
House bill No. III an act to prevent til
issue Of false receipts or bills Of laIiug al,
to punish fraudulent transfers Of prcpert
by cotton presses, whardngers and others
was read.
A call OF the House was ordered.
The following members answered to tlei
names:
Antoine, Beares, Braughn. Day, Fran
co.'s, FutCh, Lewis, Lynch, Oifutt, Packard
Pinchback, Poin1s Xter Pollard. Rand4l
Ray, Smith, Todd, Whitney, WlLcoy wiz
gensteln.
The Senate went into executive session.
Executive session being raised the seuat
then adjourned.
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ALAB ANA.

nemoc ratio Mas MeetIDg-Speecies and
Procession.
SELMA, October 1.-The Democratic
State mass meeting held here to-day was
more numerously attended than any meet
ing ever held In the State The attend
ance is estimated at 90 900. Speeches
were made by General Jamt H. Clanton,
Ex-Governor Thos. H. Watts. J. W. Tay-
lor. H. A. Herbert, Jno. A. Winston, and
G. W. Lee.
The torchlight procession tonight is a
magnificent affair.
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MlSCELLANEOUS.

Mcclellan VIII Not Enter the Political
Canvass-MHyor McMIchaeI Welcomes
the BoyNIa Hlue-FhIiure of Pre- AIdent
Chicago Board Of Trade.
New YORK, October l.--At an interview
with Bnkleys committee, rendering Gen.
eral Mcclellan a reception, Mcclellan said
he did not propose to actively engage in
the pending political canvass.
HAMBURG, October 1.-The brig Ger
mania OF the North Pole expedition, is at
Bergen, Norway.
PHILADELPHIA, October Mayor Nc
Michael to-day welcomed several delega-
tions of the Boys in Blue. The conven-
ton will organize tomorrow.
CHICAGO, October 1.-E. V. Robbins,
President of the Board Of Trade, has failed.
Liabilities 100000.
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that the stock market was not much affect
ed by money stringency.
Leading government dealers have pro-
vided themselves with all they money they
require for some time to come, and are
lenders OF money. s
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02

Mr.. Charles Parent, one of the veterans
of lSl4-l5, who served as Lieutenant of
Chasseurs under jackson, died suddenly
on the twenty-eighth ultimo at his planta-
ton in St. Tammany parish. He was
brother to the widow Of the late Governor
A, B, Roman.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02

The Democratic press may now cease
exulting over the defeat of General Butler
for denomination, At the convention held
on the twenty-eighth ultimo the General
received 175 out of l79 votes. The four
votes against him being divided among as
many candidates.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02

We are indebted to Captain c. H Mer-
ritt, Clerk of the Senate, for pamphlet
copy of the report of the Joint Committee
on the Conduct of the Late Election and
the Condition Of Peace and Order in the
State,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02

We publish this morning areport of the
recent political discussions between Re-
publican and Democratic speakers at
Amite City, which has been in type two or
three DAYS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-02

The members of the Republican State
Central Committee are requested to meet
at Mechanics Institute on Monday evening
at seven O'Clock.
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BRAZIL,

Regulations for the PacI6entIOn of Bra-
I'll and Paraguay.
PARIS October I.-Rio Janeiro advices
state that the President of the Argentine
Republic has proposed regulations for the
pacidcation of Brazil and Paraguay.
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PRoFFER OF GOOD ADVICE TO THE NEXT PREsI-
FLO RTDA.

GOVERNOR REED SUSTAINED BY THE COURTS.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 25.-In the Supreme
Court this morning Lieuteuant-Governor
Gleason was granted further time till p. M.
to show cause why suit should not be issued,
Immediately after which the court adjourned
until tomorrow morning out of respect to
Gen. Waddy Thompson. Advisory opinions
we're delivered this morning on the questions
submitted by Governor Reed some days since.
The opinions are unanimous lengthy and well
fortified by precedents and authorities, and
sustain Governor Reeds position. They de-
eide that there was no legislature assembled
under Governor Reeds proclamation tor
special session, and if there had been legal
assembly that the form Of impeachment was
irregular and not in accordance with law or.
precedent, and declare that the mere passage
of resolutions of impeachment do not imp ZACH.
A colored Senator who was present states that
when the articles of impeachment were pre-
sented to the Senate, not quorum of the
members in attendance at the session were in
the Senate chamber. Little doubt exists but
a writ Of quo aCdrranto will be issued, but argu-
ments for and against under the rule nist will
begin tomorrow, and may continue several
DAYS,
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Hams fairly active at 1o4 g 1Osc. Green Meats at
| 7c Cattle weak at 50 q rs for fair to medium
packing and shipping, Hogs declined is q 2Oc sales
at 90 a 90 tor good to choice. Freights dull and
unchanged.
CINoINSATI. Nov. 25-whiskey firm; sales at CSC,
Hogs dull and dropping; sales at 6 80 "a rs gross
and 80 q 9 60 net; receipts $500. Mess Pork dull
at % 80 a % 10. Bulk Meats dull; shoulders 81 0
&c; clear rib sides i2s g 13c; clear sides 1sic.-
Green Meats dull; shoulders &c; sides Toe; Hams
a 1lBc. Lard Irregular prime lac and kettle 143 "a
16c. Butter firm at rs a 30c.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 25.-Flour dull. Wheat-No.
at 70; NO at 12t. Oats dull at 4Sc for No 2.
Corn dun at 81 &c for No 2. Rye dull at 90 for No.
1. Barley steady at so for No. 2.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 25.-Cotton irmer and more ac-
234c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25-COtton in good demand
advanced Midding uplands firm but quiet at 24.c /;
sales 1000 bales receipts 1904 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. %. Cotton-sellers too firm
for buyers sales $50 bales; Middlings 23tc offered
and 24c asked; receipts GAL bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet; sales 500 bales; ;
Mddngs 233c receipts S29 bales exports 1929 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton sitter in the
morning but easier at the close; Middngs 2e2 q 24c
sales 27OO bales receipts 2197 bales; exports 1872
bales
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Il u II o r E.


LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Globe has an edito-
rial on the reception of the Chinese Embassy
by the Queen. It attaches great Importance
to the mission of Mr.. Burlingame, and after
describing its object says: America is favora-
BILE to protective system while England de-
sires uninterrupted intercourse. The interests
of Europe and China are not conf ictug. The
interests of Great Britain and the welfare of
the Chinese are identical. If there is the
smallest chance of advantage accruing from
the proposed treaty let us ratify it without the
least possible delay.
The Times. in its editorial to-day on the sub
ject of elections, says the liberal majority in
the new House of Commons will be III The
defeat of Mr.. Gladstone, for southwest Lanca
shire, is mainly due to the local dislike of the
Irish people in that district.
Speculation is rife in regard to the compo.
position of Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet 1t is con-
sidered very nearly certain that the Earl o.
Kimberly will be Secretary OF State for foreign
affairs.
The proprety of having the Alabama com
mission hold session successfully in London
and Washington is now under consideration
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 25-Mr. Burlingame and Other
members of the Chinese Embassy are expect
| ed here in the latter part of December.
HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Nov. 25-The Creation deputies hav
| been admitted to seats in the Hungarian Die
yesterday.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Money easy at q per
cent. on Call; demand moderate and supply large.
Sterling Exchange firm at 1904 q 109a. Gold firmer;
opened at 1s45 advanced to 1858, and closed at 1855
a 1854. The German bankers purchased freely anu
there was report that the Treasury Department
to restore the cancelled per cent. certificates to
circulation. Governments steady but the highest
quotations not maintained at the close. Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish the following 4. 80 quotations:
Coupon SIS 1881, 115s 1154; do 5.2Os 1862. 113 q
1871; do 1854 lO7t a lost do 1865 1913 q 1881; .
new, 110s a 10h; do 1867 Ill a 111t; do 1868, 111t
a. III; l0-4O's, 1869 % 1864.
Boref State bonds steady; Missouri's 90; old Ten
nessee's, 6S a SO; do 6sA a 6St; old North Car
olina's, CT; old virgna's 56l q IS; new do, 81 q
SO.
Stock market without marked activity but higher
and closes strong. The joint committee the Erie
affair wi not report till Friday The last Board was
omitted to-day, and all the Boards close tomorrow.
The following are $50 figures Pacific Mall 117a a
lis; Western Union Telegraph, 36t q 36a; New ork
Central l15l llsB Eie g q s.i do prefe ,ao
1855; reading. 9ss a $50; Michigan Central, 118;
Michigan Southern 500 q 89z; Illinois Central, 14la
Chicago s. Rock Island, 110f q 11Oi
Mining shares quiet.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $50 g77124
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-At the Coal sale to-day
there was decline OF 81 % u ton on stove and Of
from 3Oc TO 70 on all others, except steamboat.
winch showed an advance OF 20 to Soc
NEW YoRK. Nov. q. -Flour-sales 800 bbls. :
State and Western heavy and shade easier; SUI
perfine State 40 a so; extra % "a %: round
hoop Ohio 30 "a . 90; extra Western 90 IA 25:
choice While Wheat extra 80 "a 8 10; Southern
nominal at rs a 10 0C. Wheat a &c lower with a
moderate business for export and home use; sales
IS 900 bush; No. Spring 46 a 80; very choice
l 50; Amber Michigan, small lots, %. White Cali
Mixed Western 10 a. IL for unsound and Is q
l II for sound. Oats a shade hrmer; sales 5000
BUSH Western II a 71tc, chiefly at the inside Price
Beef quiet. Pork Gull and lower; sales 800 bbs. {;
and lower sales 46O terces at 10 q lIc Butter hrm
Ohio % "a doc; State 30 a soc. WhsEey quiet
less active but steady; sales 5000 bales; Mid
ding upands 254c. Rice dull Sugar quiet; sales
200 hhds.; Muscovado at life Coffee quiet. MOlas-
ses duh; sales 500 bb!S; New Orleans So a Csc. Ma
val stores quiet and firm; Spirits TurpentIne 4S a.
4stc; Rosin % a 80. Petroleum easier; crude
1S3c; refined bonded 2sc Tallow heavy sales 600
lbs. u "a l2yc. Wool very quiet; sales 200 900 TBS
IS a Sic for domestic fleece, 50 a 97c TOR secured
and 30 a SOC for pulled, Ereights 10 Liverpool firm
Cotton yer sail d 5-16 and per steamer "a II 16d
Flour per sail 8 Cd a rs Sd; Wheat per sal ID
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Exchange on New York sclrce
aud firm at par for buying and lilo Tor premium for
selling. Flour easier; Spring extras Oh a. Co.,
Wheat duh and declined a. Sc; No. at % q.
25; No. at 10 q y; No. siuce Change =
"a 75e; new shelled 565 @ size in store and 99Ic en-
ne track: kim dried No at 20 q 73Jc. Oats quiet
and declined q &c; sales at 46b q age. Rye dull
and declined @ &c; No. at ~ g 10: No. 2 at
H. Barley dull at d5 q 5ss e2i Tor No in store
Mess PORK % 90 a % 50 sales with privilege 10 de-
liver in January February and March at 19 co. Lard
active at Ia a 14tc Sweet picked Hams 13c. Green
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA. Nov. M.-Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Exchange the United States short sight, curren.
cy, 81 q 20 per cent. discount.
LONDON, Nov. 25-Forenoon. -Consols at '94a for
bo money and account.
American securties-Unite States 5-20's IS; Hi
nois Central shares So; Erie shares 26s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-Forenoon. tends
upward: sales 5000 bales. Petroleum quiet and
steady. Linseed OIL heavy.
LONDON. Nov. INSTRUMENTATION securi-
tes-United States 6-2O's 745; Railroad shares are
steady.
LONDON, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed at
9il tOI both money and account
American securities-United States 5-2Os firm
at rs; Railroad Stocks closed easier Erie shares 2e3
Illinois Central shares Sc.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 25-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed at 793 a 795.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. STANDARDIZATION market
closed firm at slight advance; Middling uplands 1T
q 1lsd; Middling Orleans H. q 11sd; sales $4,000
bales. Breadstufs-ked Western Wheat declined
to SIS; other articles unchanged Provisions-Beef
closed heavy COS; other articles unchanged Pro-
duce market closed unchanged.
LONDON, Nov % Evenmg.-Refned Petroleum
Is sgd. Spirits Turpentine 30s. Taow SIS. Sugar
and Oils unchanged.
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RESOLUTION OF THE FENIAN CONGRESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The following res
olution was unanimously passed by the Fenian
Convention in joint session:
Resolged, As the sense of this congress that
we hereby tender a general and cordial invita-
lion to all the independent Irish revolutionary
brotherhood and Savage Circles of the Fenian
brotherhood to send DELEGATES TO this conven.
ton. We, furthermore, invite the national
Irishmen TO participate in our deliberations.
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AEIABA vi A.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 25.-The Legislature is
discussing the bill to stay The collection of
debts. Two judges have already decided the
stay law now in force unconstitutional. A
bill fixing the time for the election of members
of the 4st Congress is also under considera-
don. Some favor the election in February
and others not until September The bill for
suppressing the Ku Klux disorders is made
the special order for Saturday. Both Houses
have adjourned over until Friday.
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Notice to the Sick /!
Dr.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanera
Cured and Perfect Health Restored.
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NsssSEsSEPpE.
REpuBLIcAN STATE CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
JACKSON, Nov, 25.The Republican State
Convention met to-day. j. l.. Morphes was
permanent president. A committee was APP
to Congress. A resolution was adopted re-
ouestin9 Congress TO secure the right OF suf-
frage to every loyal citizen OF every State in
The Union. not disfranchised for crime.
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MAssACslUSETTs.

COLLISION AT sEA-sEAMAN BADLY INJURED.
BOSTON, Nov. 25.-SchoOner Nautilus, of and
from Rockland for New York, was run into
last night, near Tarpaulin Cove, by schooner
M. C. Mosely, IRON New York for Boston, and
was cut down on starboard side and lost fore
mast. Damage $4,000. One Of the crew. Geo.
Upper, of RockIand, was badly injured by the
falling OF the mast. The NJ. Q. Moseley was
but little damaged. The Nautilus was towed
TO New Bedford on the 25th for repairs.
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SOFOdS6.
AmericanBb 17A0 /

.Sheathing So a
.Sheathing 26 a
Bi ONE Metal 26 a.
Y. NJ. Bolts. :. 81 a
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CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF A JAPANESE UU-'fOL'
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. "a The japanese
Consul to lhe Hawaiian Government has ar
rived here by the steamer China to look after ate.
tho interests of the subjects of Japan reSlding
on the Sandwich Islands. He is believed TO be
the first native sent to a foreign country py
Japan to assume consular functions.
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TEXAS.
MARINE DISASTl

GALVESTON, Nov. 25-The brig Ballot Box,
from New York for Galveston, with an assert
ed cargo, went ashore on Bird Island, on bo-
livar point, during heavy gale yesterday al
ternoon The vessel is total wreck NO
lives lost.
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LOUISIANA.

HEAVY ROBBERY ON sHIPBoARD.
New ORLEANS, Nov. ga lady on board
the stea mer Sarah, from Mobile for New Or
leans, was robbed of $4,000 last night. No clue
to the robbers
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The jury of the inquest on the death OF Mr..
Pollard rendered their verdict this morning
person unknown. Grant is still in custody and
will be examined on Friday.
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CONNECTICUT.

DEFEAT OF THE AIR LINE RAILROAD LOAN.
New HAVEN, Nov. 25-The proposition to
loan the Air Line Railroad 81 900 900 in bonds
of this town was defeated to-day by large
majority.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN DOVER.
DOVER, Nov. 25.-Brewster Republican, was
reelected Mayor yesterday by 118 majority.
The City Council is unanimously Republican.
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Found

| ASI evening, on Commercial Street, a SMALL
~ TRUNK. which the owner can obtain by payins
Tor this adve easement. Enquire at
nov25dSt 23s Commercial s,rcset
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 25.-Chief Justice Chase
this morning decided that the "iron clad OATH
should not be administered to Grand Jurymeu,
as it hindered rather than furthered the
ends Of justice. A new Grand Jury was then
summoned under this decision, and will only
take oath to support the constitution of the
Omitted States
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MAIN &.
MAINE EnJcAT1oNAI,. AssoctaT1oN

AUGUSTA, Nov. 25.--The Maine State Edu-
cational Association adjourned to-day. " ar
rem johnson, our present Efficient Superin-
tendent of Schools, delivered very able trea-
tise, urging an entire change in our common
school systt NJ. The meeting has been produce
tive of great good, and will awaken our people
TO an earnest effort to promote the advance
ment of more general educational policy.
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E40sT AND EOUNEs,
Lost!

n Congress Street, between Preble and Oh astnas
y ~ streets BLACK MOSCOW BEAVER CAPE,
same VIII be rewarded by leaving IL at this Office O,
6y addressing Box 49, or leave 1t at 224 Cumberland
otreet nOy23dtf
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ARREST EnR SMUGGLING

RocKLAND, Nov. 25.-Deputy U. S. Marshal
Weeks, to-day, arrested Ezra Turner, of Isle
au Haut, on charge of smuggling Turner
was taken to Portland for trial.