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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The next great State elections are those of
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Iowa, which
axe place on the 18th of October. Nebraska
has hers week earlier-October 9TH Ohio 10
Claimed for the Republican candidates by a
large majority, but strong effort is being made
by :he Democrats TO hold the state, and they
are hopeful of carrying it for Seymour and
Blair. Pennsylvania, too, Is claimed by both
parties, and both are exerung themselves to
the utmost, for, as usual, the Keystone State
will have an important inf uence in determin-
ing who shall be the next President The Re.
publicans' confidence of success in thai s.are
Is based upon the results of the October cleo
tons in 1856 and ls6., the figures of which stood
as follows:
1-66-kepublican vote for Governor, 27.:
Democratic vote, 29O,O96 total vote cast 5s7 80;
Republican majority, 17.l7e. 1s67-Republican
vote, Supreme Judge, 266,s2i; Democratic vote.
2os,7i6; total vote cast 53i ,572; Democratic ma-
jorIty, go.
The Republicans say if there had been a full
vote cast in 1857 this result might have been re-
garded as a decided political reaction In favor
of the Democracy, but that the aggregate vote
of the two years, when placed side by side,
show that nearly 5000 more votes were polled
in 1865 than in 1867. The Democratic vote cast
In 1867 was $4,000 less than the same party cast
in 1ses, and the Republican vote was 10000
less If these 10000 Republicans vote in Octo-
Der the same as they did in 1866, and the 22,OOO
Democrats vote the Democratic ticket, there
will be Republican majority of 10000; but the
Democrats claim to have made gains since 1866
which will more than overcome this ma
Jority.
In Indiana the canvass is being conducted by
both parties with great energy, but if the Dem.
ocrats carry that State IN October it must be by
areactIon in their favor as the State has been
consistently Republican since 1s6I. The fol-
lowing " ere the malorities ;--Is6i, for Lincoln,
majority Ssh: 1854, For Governor Morton, ma.
Jointly 2osssi 1864, for Lincoln, majority 20,ts9;
1866, for Secretary of State, Fowler, majority
H,202. There was no election in 1867.
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BosDs IssuED.-The Secretary Of the Trea-
sury yesterday issued sl,l20OOO worth of
Bonds 10 the Central Pacific Railroad Compa-
nv, for the thirty five miles of road completed
extending from the a55tn to the aOOth mile post
east from Sacramento.
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From Shillington we nave Tze Peoples Mug.
G-ine for September, The Nursery for October
and The Impendin Crisis NV the democracy
by Petroleum v. Nasty.
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TIE NUSICIPAL DEAD-LoCK.-From our
report Of proceedings In the Board Of Alder
men last evening, II will be seen that there Is
some hope Of speedy termination of the dead
lock in thai Board
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From Messrs. Blanchard Mohun we have
HarpeT's Magazine for October.
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G AND REOPE lining
G.. W. HARVEY Il O0.B STEAMED OYSTER
SALOON, ~
No. 2s9 Pa ave., bet 9th and 10th sta

rendering our thanks to our many friends and
ths pubic for ths very ssnercTs patronage here
stating shs. SS1. rss.a an .1ss.n
m.nnsr; and viii stand open from to day hsace.
al The most our spa end the
01sT1ks, making a speciality Of Oysters, our
them fully enabling us to guarantee to the pub G
the finest varieties at all times and under eli cir
po1d y to ff ihs the IN
preparation Of thi. famous bivalve. We invite
call from our friends end y fi2;FSY: PqSIls
No. 2e9 Pennsylvania avenue,
se Y II between 9th and 10th SITS
n@GRAND REPUBLICAN PROCESSION,
pi:1 S..ss .
ii. IA .:,s as "a aSni:.G 4. fi IN.
Deputy Grand Msrshai, sssistsa BIZ Colonel q. A.
and T. soa1 xSo p9Hs.sT
orally be obeyed and respected aids to the Grand
Assistant Marshsls. for the separate ward or.
ganizstions, - follow: W
second Ward-Winism rutherford.
S FIN Me- xsEdJ ~ 3 {. G siiIs4
sixth ward-y. venable.
seventh Ward, (ineindins Alsxsudria,-F. A.
And each OF these assistant marsh as is hsreby
sra wards two aids. or deputy ssistsn. msrshss
1t IL iiis~is. requested that an these ssntismsn,
meet ., room. Of the Central Club No: saS Psnn
syivania avenue, THIS ssafuEdsO EvENiHG,
the vii e 2 n is.s
City Hall the right resting on Sixth street, where
Jsst e; Of
tTansgalsncie:. win report promptly q or before
O'Clock to General J. 8. Croker, Deputy
~ Detsehnsnt Of Mounted Police i,"'
Grand sssa IA ssr Ssi1 sn SsGi 2id..
Artillery.
Five ses asas sts"dsr
Band Of Music.
r,,. ., Aids S Ass W nj Mar M,assshals Aids
''. Bend Of Music. Gnu 0s-"'A A'''n'
Aids, Assistant Ns!shals, Aids.
Band OF Music
Sixth and Seventh wards, Including Georgetown,
Gran. end co ;'; cHs. a Ds:le. of COLUMBIA.
The grand procession win move in the above
order, I,.cissiy q e o,slOek thr9ush q. fGlio.
Tee nth street up Fourteenth 70 Il street; .long
sylvsnia avenue: along Pennsylvania avenue to
Vice President W ade 8, at wasbin gton House, and
es Of
ssIus.s will ,. fred. and citizens along the line
fireworks, and illuminations.
A; GRANT; M.,.bsl.in; Chief.
sa and Brig Cen ooD D..I. ss, osG e sss
NERPRs PEATTa RalTIsTa iSu.sh 'teEy,
ssep 10th and nth near the junction Of stree.
n mn HTW9
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inPoRTANr foR1IeN News BY CABLs.-La-
Yer European advices confirm the previous re-
POT. OF revolution In Spain, and indicate
u at the disanection against the Government OF
Queen Isabella has rapidly extsnded aad 10
WIDE spread. Dispatches resetved In LONDON
from Madrid state that Admiral Topets md all
the naval force OF Csdix bad revolted. Tae
Generals recently bsnished had returned auo
joined the revolt Marshal De N Tore headed
the movement, and leading men OF ne old
O'Donnellist party sustained u. Severa towns
had Joined the insurection, tne most ntonee
panic prevailed at the Court in Madrid. Re-
ports received in Paris represent that the re-
action is not the movement of the Liberals
alone, but that il u supported by all parties.
The rumor that Queen Isabella will abdicateis
generally discredited. General Concha had
been summoned 20 Madrid to form a new Cabi-
net The Queen Is returning to Madrid. Mar
tIal law has been proclaimed In the capital At
last accounts the Capital was quiet. King
William of Prussia, in speech at Hamburg
yesterday, said that peace Is desired by all
i have the surest hope that il will not he bro
ken" Hon. Arson Burlingame and Chinese
Embassy arrived in London yesterday.
US Of St Ann q Infant Asylum most gratefully
Benevolent Society: and slcs from 81, yossPS f
pic mic held on Capitol Hin - ~ IT.
r-r- SONS OF LfBRRTY.-GRAND CAMP,
3 Of b., will meet WEDNESDAY. septem.
iard,l when business Of Importance viii be
brought before The Camp. All r. G. and Repre-.
GEO. 2. ooLIsoN, G.s. 0An'n' '" it.
roFFIoE OF T TIE Gy XTASsHINdToN sKAT:
The annual meeting for election Of ofticers will
he be held At the Board OF Trade Rooms on MONDAY
EsGNiSG' f' mS SSsfk Secretary
Sunday Chron. and Herald ICY
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WANTS.

WAnIED-on. Or tv: IAILoss, L.AissJ to
near sefH N : store, A'pi' = tss ga 's as.
{32sssR 4. :. . F..:ss I sssstySk III.
Smes "su sscomsenasd Addres es2s
ne. nis FREE The - dsrs; 'sSs vssSe &C.,
.n zs sGs s.s .: Ss. Coca A:1:
WhhNTED.A eolsred NURSE. ,ApIly. at NJ.
Reeomm. nsss iIsS street; between and ph
zl.o. I :soi i Ssfs e .nt s:s :,. sssd
W4sErkER|rRE men q s.s. q m
500, Post OFee. % y saaaIC ssAs.
WANTED.-A ,sIHGL1 NAN % Hsk on .
viii be p 10 an f SS.ss sS Go0a
nsr. ADpiyt 10 No. Al Dunbarton stxsets Gsorss-
toSn. % -. &c a..st.
WAHIs. 4 sIrgATI0E..Ia . GrS1.ry. Or,
Youth 3sss Il, Who can Obtain the mest sasisfses.
top one &c S. .. SSsss!on. Address b, w::nips
widow y he can give the most sati.factory recon.
luk. betxeen an and ssS ,s. {. = =. .ssai ST..
aH soos. ns. 1 Saol
!.
aass iSsIss . Ssrsr ana
VASE sa': s, ..ss aSs AZ.
sss$ 'EsE Ar afE.s SSsfos ssssss
town, =. E-.ls .. se2lrAs
WANTED WET NURSE
AZ, with Boy child. Apply at Ssa street, bet
WANTEp;-TW0- WQMEN. one to cool end
40 ,, wssh the other as house servant Apply at
ys soIS Sc
street, opposite Center Market. .ufr. Sc 1884,
WANTED-HOOsEs and LOFS for rent or
w sale, at hunt GRA q Reai Dstste
W article needed IN syery family: Hardware
;; s:%p Si Ss;oosSf' DAMON / Rao&ISs; sl:.s:
WANTED-Ono or before October LIST, By fami.
w y.ftEo grown persons, to or thiee . sfur:
nishsd RoVMs for hSusekespinr; reo%s Situated
and X street north preferred. Address Mrs. w
City Post Ofice, stating terms. which must be
WANTED-A sTTUATfoN by q reeesct.b,s
W young woman, 10 do chsmberL- rk and wait:
ing, or chamberwork and sewing; Dan come veil
sna 81 ss at &
Sl,UUU. sE00NB. HAND 0LOTnffNaeGr,i Tor Of
which fair price will Be paid Cleaning and Re-
& between 6 and II. ws.6instoa B, 9. T. s,y y"
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, iron, 3D.. in family Of Ave or ok
EaEG sssf Estate oos. oorn.P G ath and g.
WANTED-NEW AND 0AsT-OTT CLOTH.
w ING. Watches, Diamonds Gems, Revslyer1,
, SISSS SS ,f:s:s:i:s: III Sa's
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FOR aAT4.ANp RENT.

Ec.ai. Fsssi < Tss. sS.sb SOW
81 9sTS m s "a sTe; MONS :. =:
- ss:sa e osss i s an. sSr I"
EoRlENT.A Gn9CE.Y STORE with two OF
INK, en- the Dre11f6ss. % n SIS
Lon RENT-E nicely FURNISHED ROOM
hou.s and 'Sr due .ss
street % 23-6ts
EOk RlNf-fvo. FRAME HOUSES one i've
Y rooms. With garden attached, one square from
' ssrnsf
street east and Penn. avenue. IT.
FcaMsf5tTBEg Rooms. t.c faxyens
s "a sP Ss 81 t sSa CT =.
.;,sss q. a :. Is ~ =.
s:ss.:n.5 Il. Sfsss sssss
f.sndr. eSs s5S sss in the the
FINE REsIDENCK on coLLEdE HILL.
rvs Saes scr sale. ct l.ss thsa cost, thss new
Sess h he minus y .ss Is
strset rail.sy. The Hou.. is we'll sonstrue;ei
q an: :ss II.
o. ains room opens on 10 Q v,randsh: marble N m.
.s .sadsa . AID r.
The situation overlook. the city, and cannot be
surpassed for beauty Price a Scs , soy
% Real Esfats Brokers and Auetio sers., Cd r
sc 81 so Seventh ST.. opposite Post Ofhns
L wo VALUABLE RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
ONE ON + STREET, BETWEEN EL.yKNTH
AND TWELFTH STREETS,
THE OTHER on rLKvEETH STREET.
zach house has 10 rooms, in good condition
Thee Houses will be sold at once OF MT 1t all.
W. ' JOSHUA wHIrErY.
te Zs-0 Between g and II.
EOR RENT-rwo ROOMS and KITOHKN. at
NO SOI street, bet. 4th aad sth. se2l-st'
. sSE n n. p,t q sEs BsALt h
ENOR RENf-Turnished. the newly built COT.
~ fAGE on 18th street, between q and I, First
E0R RENr.Parnished and Unfrrnishsd
81 b street. between 4th and sch SIS. Sc q ST.
FOB RKNT-A STORE at the corner Of Q and
aita streets Please inquire at Sas nth st.
III SoP FSks sHh EF Hos FiSa No.
$ %.t g .t..:t, oPy:sits the Church OF E!iphs.y.
Z moor Also, four communicating Rooms tun.
turnishedl on the second floor Ater in the house;
o. NO gig II ct. first door above st. pc n 81
k'OR sALE-Two HOUSES. No street. Cd.
= pesfte Baltimore Depot One House with two
rooms suitable for store; the other, three rooms,
.or awshit Joining The tvo buildings win be
HOB RENT FURNISHED-Two pleasant mont
I kOOA6 oommantcstina suitable for house.
KeeDing Apply northwest corner 18th and II st.
Terms 20 per month positively in advance. Also
otner rooms for rent, seH-ots
t9nR S AkE q RnHT.The Three-story BRICK
avenue. corner Of Sd street east, Capitol Hill With
west; corner OF north, bet Ii and O'Clock.
SEyERAL GNTURNIsHED ROOMS TOR
-, BENT, with gas and water, in the most cen.
trs Part Of the city; suitable for ofices or ANY
other business. Apply SIS 18th street, one door
ION me avenue, At Mr.. BHTOUf'S Hair Dressing
Sstaousnment. - se2l3ts
ENOR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE contain.
4 Ing o HOOMS and HALL. No. Ils, on Sth street
pesWeen and Y north, in Q GOOD airy location
ana good netehborhood. Gas In every Room In
Quire at 922 It'll street near d north.
ENOR sALE-A FARM Of thirty acres two mile,
L from Boundary street, improved with eli ne.
cessary buildings Can be bought on long time or
exchanged for city property. Suitable for q
6 o. her or market gardener Address Box ,lss,
Warrington, ID. Q. se aI st
NOn
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L BY MARTIN M. ROHRER.
RIAL ESTATE BROKER,
Corner Of New York ave. aud 9th street.

LUZ BALE
BY MARTIN M. ROHRER.
RIAL ESTATE BROKER,
Corner Of New York ave. and 9th street.
A. three story BRICK DWELLING, with brick
back buildings, on street. bet. 7th and 8th sss
water paved. wood she'd &e aouss Zee ssst
and saloon psrior. Price es50o.
sir street between sth and ioth .sssst. o no.
m tam GOO f9ons, beside large loft and sum
Hall front and back stsirvsys psrior Win f1ldinS
doors; balconies on second and third stories Lot
ssasS e. 's'''''' with sewer under street. Price
The above Dwellings are very centrally located.
and afford rare Opportunities for OBTAINING home,
They are both in thorough repair.
have also two TIvE.RoOM DWELLINGS. 70.
am snthorized to offer for . short time, At Si 40
each. Bargains, sarely. -
se2l.st New York avenue ana 9Th II.
E0R KENT.A BRICK HOUSE, on I'm street,
i bstween : snd = streets, sontainins Zen
bs.f ana :aa ~:ss IN
TWO or THRE1 ROO6s, furnished or unfur-
Il nishs d, without Boarding &C 4Ol street. be-.
tween iitn end 18th; gentlemen preferred. Refer.
i in new house, one square from Penn ave-
nue. Everything complete for housekespina. An
Ply AIS I street. between sd and assh, from g
ENOR RINT-A Brick HOUSE, Rooms. Ca.
Il and water, partly Furnished, in one Of the
most desirable gaIts Of the city. For Rent By the
lstoi October, 3a1 llth street, between L ana 81
E'OR RHNr:-Brick HOUSE. Nineteen Room.
y water and gas, one Of the finest locations IN
thh city for hrst class Boarding House. Corner
'" TH0s. ii WHScx snaRs
80 D6t 196 Pa eve bet 18th ana 9Th cts
LOB SALE Oh RlNT-eeven new and very de-
1 siraole 4-room HOUSES, known g Foundry
Rissei with Xstsr. ges. and sewer, The above
Methodist Church, corner llth and q sts. Inouirs
at HI2 18th 81 bet Pc. ave. and st. ssl9 Sts
LOB RENT-0ns Of the best stalds in the Die
ssrS Sood or R G soS o
rooms, all in complete order; corner OF isth srS
Chestnut SITS. lnquiIe Of J. =. GREEN, cornar of
Sn ana SO. -. selo n
A WELL AND FURNTIHTn
"A HOUSE for rent, ct S67 street. neaI issh
Apply on the premises. seis- 81 -
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHID Rooms.
Having rented HOUSE No. 90 Tin connection Win
"a street, We sSe nov prepared 70 offer quite =
1mieatpg With good board. The eSove honsss
have both lately bst put in coed order by elss
fna, painting, papering, &c. : -. = -
Parties desiring to furnish their own apartm snts
can MAKE liberal arrangement by making An esriv
Application. Good reference required
4. A. j. 6WEBT6BR
te Io-ot y3 and 2j IA street
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BOARDING..

u number Of Single Gentlemen can obtain Rooms
and BOARD In o private family. Address r. o.
City Post Office. se19 St.
CENTLIMEN WISHING FIRST GLASS
NJ TABLE BOARD, with oil the comforts OF 8
street, opposite the Gas once. Perfect satisfAc.
ton given. Terms only 05 Dor week in I'D.
vance. 4..H ... L 20 l66m
CNOR REET-Sevsral very desirable FURNISH.
Il ED ROOMS; In quits or sipgly; on let and "a
floors; with or without board. inquire at No.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-On nth street, bet weeu street, and p q
II avenue, CONTRACT. lot No. 30, section
signed James Flood. liberal reward viii be
given II left at No. 542 Sth St, between D ssd Z
s'S HslaIu- Sc z u
I OST-sunday evening, on l4th ST., between X
4 81. and the Ebbitt House, . CORAL BREAST
PIN. Finder literally rewarded on restoring IL to
the Rugby House, cor X and l4th. se2l-str
c. REwARD-Lost, in going from 18th street to
enameled SLEEVE BUTTON. By leaving It st
433 18th street. between n and I, the finder will
receive the above reward with the thanks of the
owner. ~ seN-7t~
TAKEN UP ON THE MORNING OF THE 6th
Il instant, BAY HORSE ,ls hands high. left
hind foot white, white ring ON right froat foot,
white down the forehead, two sores on his back,
marked U. 8 and O. The owner 10 requested to
cone forward, prove property, pay chArgss and
take him away. Call at Station house, George.
town, &C. 90, ...u se1.3
STRAYEp..september 18th, . red and white
return to OHRlST WIDHAYER, corner Of 18th
and streets, and receive reward Of 96. - u ST.
q RBWARD-etrayed on the 30th August one
%O white BUFFALO STERR, with . fsw red
spots, and about two years old. The nndsr will
please bring the Steer to 90 IA street, near yir-
einfa ave., whore the above reward will be paid.
S>>~S@AS&s
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%eoaR RsaEf . RsIlsf Sn .as.. .t'S5. e.
tween 10th and nth, near the junction OF street
and Pennsylvania ovenuO. - SIN
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LADrns oAH HAvs rHsIs Ho0PskIsrs
ALT111D AID R1lAIRDD % OHD. DAUAr
HOORoKI8f, CORSET "a oa0UkD8B DBAOl
ohA11 IN StroOou. saw nh Ne
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II VAN DOZEN.
-. MERCHANT TAILOR,
nr opened his new store, No. 41s, corner A
OF Eighth and streets % , posite Post Once
REPAYMENT, where he Will be pleased 60 -
See all his old friends, customers, and the public
generally. An 4eIIs
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ENoRAvIue Oh. Iyx1Y psscIIPrIop
oIscsts1 b I41M0l : 1iO9xID6OG,
oeaaessgsll 1asFevsfs,
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" 3SS SEVENTH Strict.
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
Where the public may ind, always, " what they
want" and that Of the best quality.
eBvEETH STRICT,
I've doors south Of and Northern Market.
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VOSS BROTHER,
Y JEWELLERS,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th sndl
Jswelly repaired and made to order. alcnes
carefully repaired and adjosted. ORNAMENTAL n
u air Work and Jewelry made to order Fine ~
stock OF Silver and Plated Ware always on
hand. All orders promptly attended to.
sen Ism - VOSS 4 BROTHEB.
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WILLIAM 0UIHAEB,
W. DEALER1N
COAL. WOOD, LINE, CKM1Nr, De.
.. VentrA Once, No. 81 louisiana avenus b<tve~a
ID and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner -
Sreet eSsf and street south. wharf and stes6
cav Mill foot OF Sd street east. Large Wharf aooom-
medauons for loading and unloading vessels 80
Drfoos. "a \, IN
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LlFe INSURANCE.
g. 800 Cor $6 Premium
UxpBn TEE AUSPICES OF The
Allhatha Cooperative Relief Association.
fHE MANHATTAN CO-OPERArIyk
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Ii CHARTERED BIZ faI STATE or HEw
YORK.
OBJECT,

The object of this Association Is TO secare Q ca,
payment within forty days after che death Of
member, Of AZ many dollars 40 there are membe
her heirs.
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DENTISTRY.

nR IT OogMBK HAS RKMovED aa
- oFFiCE to No. $40 y street, be-
r rsst ntn and 18th BE IL thankful for0
~ tisnos sno All persons that may favor him with
VII VET patronage. Teeth made on Gold, Silver On
ct reasonable rstes, seo
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Eok veil faraishsd four-sCsry BRICK
b AoUn ;containiag Pine rooms. Kitchen. bath
Wy Apply O. No 1Te Pc. ossnus H1NRy
ULk1T Photegraph Gallery. e AIM
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-22

The Speaker read a communication from General
Grant, covering the following from Gen. Meade:
Unless the pending bill il Congress, directing the
military to fiji the Offices in their departments, rescnds
the test oath il the provision select qualified voters
am informed that its execution in this Department
will be mpracticIbIe" Adjourned
W>Su>GTCS, january l5.-Uou2e-COmmtee Oh
public Lands reported adversely the bill giving pub
lie lands TO negroes under homestead laws
Bill amending the homestead law, allowing settlers
10 make lccrsaaty a!hdavit5 before clerks of county
courts, passed.
Bill proviiing for coinage Of fire cent niclclS at
New Orleans, referred.
Reconstruction resumed. Wood having the floor,
characterised the bill mOnsr0sitP and the most inta
act Of all the infamous acs OF this Infamous Con
grc<s. Bingham called Wood order. Ross Rug
-tst41 that Wood modify by saving so called inIa
NOUS Congress- Speaker decided Wood on. Of Or
der. Wood refused to modify them, and the House
Uy party vote, refused to hear Wood further Dawes
offered solution Of censure which passed by party
VOC" and Wood approached tie bar Of the House and
wa c"y~"rvi. Discussion vile.
Butter gave nUticc Of an amendment declaring ali
State Offices in the South vacant and aurhorising con-
y"ts'.s to fill them, and making it the duty of dis
trrt commanders to confirm and Install cUnvculious
appoj11r,.s. t3Iourn4>
Sc,4.c-I It clair presented memorial from the
Mississippi board Of rrE;-;rttoH setting forth general
dc>tjtu:ivm Tie 3cluori1St~ say if spnctIir. il not
Gone zo"n, tie GoyClu.1 Il ;l7t provide Ia - ou T.
ing DUnd.
Morton presented petition from four t23o.s M nc
goes Of the District, asking Labor on put'c works.
and stating I;ty were excluded from cOn}eition and
that he Whites refuse to work with them.
Jonttv-u!U!oM payi: Spain so nUJ fer the ste amer
scjh.d by Sherman Il. Port Royal, passed.
Ahtconr"ct!oH ill resumed and passed, with Yer
bal amerllnrmt, h7 a vote Of 3 to j. Au. nuIlunt
tor"jIli ling expansion failed. Adjourned
WASHINGTON, J"luary 16-Seurtt-Thc chair pre-
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ed Store from Milan street,)
SHREVEPORT. ....................LO LOUISIANA.
rgyIE subscribers have in store and are now opening
! one of the largest and
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Candles,
Pork, Salt,
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking,
Cigars-Domestc and Imported,
Snui:-of different brands,
Box Goods of every description,
Kctchurs of all sorts and sizes,
Mackerel-of all descriptions.
Wooden and Tin-Nare
of every description.
Preserved Fruits of all kinds,
together with
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
American Prints.
BIouchcl and unbleachcd DomesticS,
Cotton Flannc, bIeached and unbleaeLcd
Cotton Drilling,
linsey<, Cotton Yarns,
Pins, Needles, and everything else kept IN dry
goods store.
4 large assortment Of Blankets, Of all qualities
Fall and Winter Clothing,
4 large assortment Of Fall and Winter Clothing of
the best materials, superior workmanship, and most
fashionable styles, embracing in part
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p rv.us W E. KENNEDY.
HYAMS & KENNEDY,
DEALERS N
DGUGs AND CHEMICALS,
BOOKS,
ST ALTON i r =
Cutlery, Fancy Articles, &c.,
c5......TExAs STREET, ......e5
Shreveport. Ia,
UAyE just received and opened entirely new
supply, to which weekly additions will be made, in
order to keep constantly on hand full and complete
stock Of articles III t'..:r line, embracing
Drugs,
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Paints,
Os Glass and Glassware, Cutlery rerfomcry, Soaps,
Hair Preparations, Combs and Brushes with and end
less va;i,;vof
FANCY ARTICLES.
Oar Stocks have been purchased On the most a1Tan-
ta-1orS t"3:*, and assure c1>omcl5 that they
VIII H"i our prices such as will give entire satisfaction.
We have large and magnificent assortment Of
Books ana Stationery,
surprising anything: Ct the Kind outside Of New OrIe
ANS, and cmbr H., works Of most STANDARD authors,
t's,tjrr VI. 4 the l::%~t publications. rf the day.
ta1jo"er; in all lis varieties, and Tie most reason
able t,r"S
We Shall not c,m:nerate the various articles EN-
or"vcJ in our stock. lnt solicit il call from Wholesale
and retail BUYERS feeling assured that they win be
'.rI>,I. o& "n ox,.5:'H:;!Hu. Io& "
tn .~. Il. Il ..:!i~. W n.>i.:t-,a-a.
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SHREVEPORT:
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JANUARY %, 1868.