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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

RKeokFeN NTHEsLukA4aorAsYEv
jor N. b. Kelley, ,sArehltecr;' appointed by
the Speelar Legislative Commrttees 10 re-
poftdpon the5afaiBg OF the shanatic aAsy-
lum, has examined the walls of the build
lag and will lay hissrepert before the Somr
mittee At its meeting ia the Senate Cham
Der this aisernoon.sls 20 y ssass h,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

siFrss - II the street cars connected q little
closer at the switches Il would be an ad.
vantage ga bsn loiN .tu q 90 % > 81 /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

NEW SHAYfse S8LooN:-Ei., Hirsh has
opened alshaving ,saloonin the new Desh.
les building, opposite the STATESMAN Of
fce ~hets he Wishes 70 zee an hts old GUS
toners and many new onesed Ed.is as ca
pableost Giving 4 manus. d a. gilt- edged shave
as any barber in the city. He has very
neat shop. Call and see him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
ConstantinopIe.
Berlin
DisraeIi.
I . H4ETyy-TI- . LoNpoN. Dec. III


Mr.. Disraeli will not propose any more
names for the peerage during the remain
de- Of his present administration. % /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
NEW YORK MELANGE.

The Charter Election.
NV YORK, Dec. l.,
lThe total vote of he city for asoty Is
75,O54, and Conkliug 1860. Halfs major
ity is 54,094. The total registry was 49,
5S3, O'Gorman is elected by nearly the
same majority
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
; Toiedo NIarnetn nsce,

FLOUR-Quiet. ,.' = i'ili ns@ g lnslI'sh
WHEAT---le better; amber 81 76. 's 80 80,
CORN-Steady; new SOC. -,.,,,,., =. - ~ :
OATS--Unchanged; Michigan 56c. 4, ,.,;s5 ~ :
RYE-Unchanged ol7 - il'', "a rssaa ,l,'7 ~ ~
BARLEY-5c better; Canada 50 Is. = 10 ~ :
DRESSED HOGS-S@S4c, - : -, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Resolution to Contract.

Reso,ved, That the City Cfvil Engineer be. and
he ishereby authorized and directed to contract in
the name of the city of Columbus, with Frederick
Erfurt, for byiiding a IdouhleI row flag crossing
across South Public lane at the west de OF High
street. upon the following terms, to- wit: -.
For sxcaVating or grading. Forty cents per cubic
yard. :sWytiGi e aion
For boulder paving. Forty five cents per square
For Tagging. "A inches wide. Sixty cents per lin
Adopted Nov 3, 1868: -9l.: ..5 "a.
0o1hlsqyS : - Attest: L. E. WILSON.
II nov26.d1t CITY Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
RnffaIo market-pee. i. - ; J

The market is generally inactive and ,un-
changed except barley, which sold at 81 IS
al 80.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Latest Suit I'm Erie.

The latest suit in Erie is that brought in
Broome connty;Sin this State, which au-
thorizes the Attorney General to take
charge of the road. The Attorney Gener1
al has done so, aud placed it under the man
agement of Jay Gould, which virtually
Leaves every thing IT was before. 'ssd eal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Robbery.

Yesterday, between noon and g O'clock
in the evening, box containing certifi-
Gates and bank notes amounting to $780,
600, was stolen from the Pequannoek Bank,
Bridgeport, Conn. The box was inside the
vault of the bank. No trace has been found
of the whereabouts of the missing proper
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

Milwaukee Narket-Dec I1.g,rs'
FLOUR-Dull; city Xxx $6 O0@6 75.r0
WHEAT-Dull; 81 81 in store. - -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

% The Druids' turned out yesterday to
the taneral Of one OF their members.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

-XI TtQGT3 T, - - -, 20 N, ,,,,ot,,.s
satW We had quite q laii OF snow yeso'r-
Sdsy morning. Things looked wintelriisHi, Isl
s,r. .mq os;ot ioaiod Jog oS.5 aisi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
iSuImner ON Special Pay
| .narEjTsf nae ts, (-iA 80 SD ~ p II T7

x -. - ,,,,f a. New. YORK, Dec. i.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Senator Summer, recently, in conversation
with q Herald correspondent ex pressed
himself determined to takela stand in Con-
gress for immediate resumption of specie
payment Nothing more, he thinks,0need
be done with the Reconstruction laws, as
General Grant will enforce them. With
Reverdy johnson he was utterly disgusted,
and was sorry he econsehted to his confirm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

w High askreetas very zdirty.aA go0o
scraping would be = benefit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

Guyamas letter gives details of great
storm in Sonora. about the 18th of October.
1t also states that the steamer Lackawana,
laying in the harbor, very safe one, had
to get up steam to keep from going ashore
was destroyed. The mining works on the
Jaquie river were swept of, and water
spout burst over the city of Alamos, de-
stroying the town completely. Seventy
dead bouies had been picked up.
+ NAM rived! 4
The steamship France, from Liverpool,
arrived this morning. Hssg
III RE Erie. Is!HH IA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
~ Ieeveau,iue au,iue Comparomis.e.st.. ! .

misunderstood in Washington that At
torney General Eyarts considers the prae-e
tide sof com promising internal revenue,
frauds as illegal, and that in consequence
Mr.. Rollins is to be notified he muslin tn-,
ture submit all such cases to Secretary Nc
Culloch or theLAttorneya General f1 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Litigation at White eaiiassse1e

P "A case came before the sCout at White
dollars left by WIN. TaylSsJ fsSinvolved. =
He left, no will. His wife died twelve
years agos leaving three daughters and one
son ,apd,a, woman formerly employed in
INSTANTLY claims to have lived with him IS
his wife several years. nand-to have had
three children by him, he always, ,support=
ing her and her children and treating them
affectionatelv. She claims her share of the
property.e The legal point is Mr.. Eaylor's
action IN supporting the woman and hold
ing the relation, OF husband to her for two
years, which makes Herself and children
heirs to the property. The case is still uu-
danidad u :. saLR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
9 aFsMAsH1naTToaa.Dec l
The Ohfciai Reports.

The majority Of. the, annual reports of
Gpverpnient officials here, with the various
afcompanying doGuments, are still at the
able that by Saturday early all Of the re-
ports, including that Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Presidents message will be
completed and ainsthe hands hand of their au-
th9IIs".sIJ ,ogt,uoO 1s ,7uol liz 80 srds7F.J nd
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THE REVENUE coxM1ssrosERsHrp.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE debt statement
shows an increase since July lst of sl3 2Ss 900.
The debt bearing coin interest rs 81 O5s $50 900
that bearing currency interest, ss4 SOC, 600 Debt
natured, but not presented, SIS 900 000 including
$266,OOO of Texas indemnity bonds. Coin in the
treasury, ss3 800 900; currency, $l6 500 900. The
Alaska purchase money does not enter this state
ment.
Internal revenue receipts TO day s42l, 900.
Stevens is improving. -
Browning, MoCull0oh, Evarts, Schodeld and Mr..
Hunter, ss Stewards proxy, were in a prolonged
cabinet meeting to-day. The revenue commits.
sioRership and the matter Of troops for Louisiana
were cOnsidered-resuts not yet known. II is
stated that the secretary Of war. by order Of the
president, will issue circular order covering the
entire ground of State governors requiring gov.
eminent troops, and this will dispose of all such
requests as that Of Gov. Warmoth.
Current expenses of the government for July
inclusive of s3l 500 900 Of interest," $47 500 900.
Full instructions regarding the assessment of
spirits and tobacco under the new law are in the
hands Of the printers.
The impression almost amounting TO certainty
exists that Evarts sustsins the president in the pO
sition that the revenue is vacant
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FROM HAVANA.
Mexican Eews-Progress of the Revolu.
uon-The Vomito at Vera Cruz.

MexIcau Tewa-Progress of the Revolu.
uon-The Vomito at Vera Cruz.
HAVANA, Aug. 6.-The steamer Tyne, from Vera
Cruz, brings telegraphic news from the city Of
Mexico to July 3lst. .-. r..
In The State of Vera Cruz HOnorato Dominguez
has issued prOnunciamieDtO, and taken posses
sion of some villages along the line of the Vera
Cruz and Mexico City Railway. The government
this pronunciamento 10 the Stale OF Vera Cruz
against the governor, Hernandez y Hernandez.
The insurgents had shown themselves at Hua.
tusco, Orizaba, Cordova, Paso del Macho and
Paso del Ovej. The rebels were levying duty of
one dollar per package on all freight by rail way.
This exaction was enforced for thirty miles along
the railway. The inhabitants becoming alarmed
Withdrew on the appearance OF the insurgents.
Active hostlties are soon expected to begin in
the State of Puebs. compromise with the
rebel chiefs was attempted, and a truce OF eight
days proposed, but the whole affair was failure.
General Lozada had issued decree psrdoning
robbers apprehended in his district, but the fede-
raj government declared the prOcl smatiOn null.
Gen. Escobedo was about to start for the Rio
Grande, having reduced the partisans of Santa
Anna ia Queretaro TO submission.
Juarez had released Gen. Jesus Gonzales Ortega
and Col. Patoni from prison. -sa
Gen. PorfiriO Disz had gone to Guatemala TO ar
range the troubles between Mexico and that re-
public.
The governor Of San Luis Potosi, Gen. Juan
Bustsmente, had been arraigned by the legislature
for tsmperng with the state treasury. The state
treasurer of Puebla has also beeR suspended for
alleged defalcstiOn.
The vomito was severe at Vera Cruz.
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for speculation and 5000 for export. Stock 5sI 900
oaies, OF which 26S,0OO bales are American. Pro-
visions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-Afternoon-stock of cot.
ton stoat, bound to this port, 76 900 bales, OF
which 5000 bales are American. Market uuiet
and unchanged. Wheat firmer; red Western los.
low ASS.
boSDoS, Aug. 7.-EVening -Consols 9sI. Bonds
FRANKFORT, Aug. 7.-EVeniDg buoy.
ant, IS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7.-Evening ng-Cotton steady
and unchanged. Sales 10000 bales. Breadstuds
and produce unchanged. Bacon buoyant 49s q
NEW YORK, Aug. 7-Afternoon Cotton dull
and declining; sales $50 bales; mddling uplands
29@2s3c. Flour-State and Western less active
and shade easier, superine State 81 700S 40;
Southern dull and dropping, common 70 fair extra
50 5O@lO IS. Wheat dull aud dropping, 2asc.
lower; amber Western 81 4O92 As. Corn easier;
mixed Western 81 l06Dl l74. Oats heavy. Mess
pork hrm, $28 S5G2s, old SIS 25G2s so. Lard
quiet and easier; kettle rendered ls@l9lc.
whisky fTmer, Csc. in bond. Sugar firm. Coffee
and molsssess dull Freights steady; corn by
steam 58c.
New YORK, Aug. 7.-Evening.-Money in su.
perabundant supply. Gold active closed at l4Tl.
governments hrm and closed i94 higher. Ster-
NEw YORK, August 7-Evening.-Old bonds
lHb@ll44, new 10Ss 0l0sl; l04O's lO99l09I. =
Seb-uessury balance s79 100000.
changed. Supertine Hour Sc 4oG7 80. Wheat
50 35@2 40 for fall. Corn s7@92c. Oats soc.
Pork $50 so. Bacon-clear sides l64Gl74c.,
shoulders lS4c., bulk shoulders 12c., clear ribbed
sides l44c., clear l6c. Lard 1s4@I9c. Whisky
81 30. #...r -.
CRCINNATI, Aug. Flour firm; family 500
IL so. Wheat 50 05G2 20. Corn 1885,. Whisky
55c. Pork s29 so. Lard l7c. Bulk shoulders IL
@l2sc. Sides held at l4ic. Bacon-shoulders
l34c., clear sides l7c. Hams 2002lc. Sugar Is
@l55c. Coiee 22G223c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-Sales 64 hhds. tobacco;
lugs 81 1903 75 medium leaf $l4 rs; shipping
Sl7. Corn $50. Oats 45G50c. Rye 81 25lol 80.
Wheat 81 95@2. Superfne flour So 2596 so.
Mess pork $29. Lard lSl@l9c. Bacon shoulders
l3s@l3lc. clear rib sides l7c., clear sides 17ic.
bulk shoulders l2tc., clear sides l6tc. WHISKY
raw, free, 81 Is. ..-
SAVANNAH, Aug. 7.-Cotton dull and nominal
no sses. Middling 27027Ic. Receipts for the,
week 3S bales. Exports-coastwise, 7S5 bales
Stock 1889 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 7.-Cotton market dull; prices
nominal. No sales or receipts. Exports los
bales. Sales for the week none. Receipts 26
bales. Exports $50 bales coastwise. Stock 4O9l
bales
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military Order.

HEADQUARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, La, August 6, 1868. !
Special Orders No.
l. Until further orders, Capt. A. E. Hooker, 9th
cavalry, will remain on duty at these headquar-
teTs as acting assistsBt Inspector general.
q BTevet Major B. b. keeler, captain 39th N,
fanny, assistant Judge advocate, department OF
Louisiana will proceed to Baton Rouge, La. end
return under special instructions from the com
msnding general.
By command of Brew. Maj. Gen. r. G. Buchanan:
TROS. sEtLy
Major 18th mia try, Brevet Brig General, Y. A..
Acting Assistant Acjutant GsaeraL
OFFICIAL. NATHANIEL BURBANK.
S,rond Lieut. s7th Infantry first Lieut. T. Army
Acting Assistant Aejutant General
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Inrer,na, nrre-a Order.

HEADQUARTERS, BUREAU or REFUeEBs. FREED-l
NEN AND ABANDONED LANDS, STATE OF LOWS
lana, New Orleans, "a, Aug. b, 1868. }
Circular No IS He||
Frequent applications having been made to
these headquarters from planters, who have re-
ceived supplies under the provisions Of circulars
Nos and 5, current series, 10 be relieved from
the requirements of their bonds-as proyided Tor
in said circulars-tbe assistant commissi0ner con-
cludes that some Of the agents Of this bureau
have not properly explained the provisions OF
those circulars. Il is also thought that some
planters-assisted perhaps in some cases by agents
Of the bureau--d sire TO eyade their obligations
by shipping their crops to other merchants than
those designated factors OF the bureau In orders
No. Il, current series.
Planters and agents are distinctly informed that
no deviation from the requirements of their bond
will be allowed, and that their entire crops must
be shipped 10 the factors designated 10 orders
No. a. aforesaid.
Any agent assisting or attempting 70 assist
planter OF other parry 10 eyade his ooligst0ns 10
this mstier--or who, suspectiDg that planter ~
attempting 70 eyade the m. does not taAe an
measures In his pow 70 prevent tne SAME VIA
be summarily disnssed. By order OF
Bres Nal Ger r @. BUCHANAN, o. 3 a
LOCUS n WARKEs, lin
Brevet Lieut. Col. U. 8 A. !.
Capt. 39th Infantry Acting A A O.
oa.t.t. W. W. WOOD
O~ Acting Assist Adit General
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KiIIe d by DesperadOes-Nebraska Politics
The Ram ~ onewan- Yellow Fever at Hos
ton auarsntfBe-ADOther NsrWak Draw
Trngedy-The Democratic Majority In
kestuckys
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA special from Sedalis,
Mo-, says two of the sherih's posse were killed IN
attempting TO arrest several desperadoes.
OMAHA, Aug. THE Democratic convention
nominated James r. Porter for governor. The
resolutions adopted denounce Congress for i'm
posing negro suffrage on Nebraska.
YoKAHoMA, JAPAN, July 5.-The ram Stone
wall is still under American cOlors.
BOsTON, Aug. THE brig Laura, from Glen
fuegos, ia at anchor at quarantine with the yellow
fever on board. The captain, his wife, aud two
seamen died on the passage, and the mate is still
sick. t.
NEw YORK, Aug. IAN engine and five freight
cars on the New Haven Railroad went through
the bridge at Norwalk. in consequence OF the
watchman neglecting signals. Six persons were
injured.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. THE Democratic majority
will rub Sc, 600 closely. ..
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rhe Memphis Democrats are wide awake.

The Memphis Democrats are wide awake. .l-
Eastern Texas is having Democratic bsrbecues-
The people OF washington, Texas, we're TO give
Democratic barbecue on the 7th. ,-.'l-''.'-,
Homer, Georgia, Is 10 have a grand Democrats
mass meeting and barbecue on the 18th.
The Mobile Democrats are to have 9 grand rally
Avoyelles parish has opened the campaign for
Seymour by ratification meeting at harksville.
The Mobile Democrats propose to have grand
torchhghf procession. tllLf 7nIE
Huntsville, Alabama, had 9 great Seymour rati-
feation meeting the other day. About 1000 per-
sons present.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.
The Alabama Ler,.Ia.ure.

MONTGOMERY. Aug. THE House to-day, by a
vote of IS to l3, passed the Senate bill removing
disabilities from all persons not allowed 10 vote
by the Stale Constitution. a-.r
In the Senate bill was passed by Ia tosl3
which neutrslizes this by taking away from the
people the right TO vote for presidential electors
and giving tito the legislature. II was sent to the
HOUse Immediately, where it was made the special
order OF the day for tomorrow at ten O'Clock.
The bill will undoubtedly pass. s..... r.
Dispatches from the recently elected senators
were received here to day advising this course.
This secures the State of Alabama for Grant.
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FROM EUROPE.

Declaration OF ustrisn PoIicy-More Array
Horses for Frahee-New Egyptian VieerOy
ProcIsimed-Itsly and the r.pni Debt.
vienna, Aug. 7.-Bsron Won Beust made a
speech at the schutzeDfest, declaring that Austria
would not interfere in German affairs, and disa.
vowing the policy OF vengeance.
PARIS, Aug. 7.-Gen. Fleury has issued circu-
lar calling for the purchase Of additional army
horses.
CONsTANTISoPLE, Aug. 1.-THE sultan has pro-
claimed his eldest son yiceroy OF Egypt, and sue
cessor to the vice papsl throne. = -.... s..
FLoRkNCE, Aug. THE government agrees to
bS{ ~ os and viii Look 20 The nrovincss for re-.
imburkement. T..
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. TIA M.-Barometer
1910. No wind. Arrived: Steamship Trade
Wind, Briggs, from Ballze, Honduras, TO G. w.
Hynson & Co. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass. Aug. 7-6 P. M.-Bsrometer
1850. Wind southwest and light. Arrived:
Stesmship Clinton, Beckett, from Galveston, toe.
A. Whitney & Co.; schooner Oriental, Qaisszzori,
from Havana, in ballast, TO PaggiO Brothers, and
brig JuhanD. from Genoa with marble, TO PiaSgio
Brothers. No departures.
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The Western papers publish the following letter

The Western papers publish the following letter: :
UTICA, n Z. July 2l 1858.
Dear SiY-Your letter Of the 10th inst. to Gov.
seymtur is received. He directs me TO answer
your interrogatories, and says he does not own
United States bond, and never did own one; and
lie never dealt in bonds or banking of any kind.
"Very respectfully, yours. etc.,
"B. u. S0X0s, JR.
ETo y. Z. Dunn, Esq Bloomington, In.u
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08
RIVER NEWs.

LOUISVILLE, August L. River swelling slowly,
five feet four inches in the canal Weather cloudy
and warm.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. River still falling.
VIoKsBURG, August Passed down: Bismarck
at 10 A.. NJ. River falling slowly.
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MARKETS

LONDON. Aug. 7-NOOn.-COnsol, 9leoil.
BOrds 70!.
FRANKfoRr, Aug. T.-Bonds 754.
PARIS, Aug. L Bullion in the Bank OF France
has increased l9 090, 900 francs - PIT
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-Noon-Cotto opens steady.
Quotations unchanged. sales 5000 bales. Sales
Tor the week es,O0O bales, of which II 900 were
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-08

member Of the so called House of Representa-
tives of Louisiana, yesterday brought to the atten.
ton of the body what he termed q misreport OF
certain remarks he had made on the third day Of
the session. he was reported in this journal
and other journals of the city 10 nave SAID lnst
those who adhered TO the Confederate govern
ment during the war were cut.throsts. rebels,
robbers aud outlaws This language having
come to the knowledge of the people OF st.
Charles parish, which parish he assumes to rep
resent, be has been warned never TO return 70
that parish, at the risk of his life. Tue reporter
OF this journal in the House Is positive that MI
Harper made these remarks on the day mentioned
and asserts his report 10 be literally correct.
[N o. Bee, Oh inst
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English advices state that the Russians lost 1000
snd n Bokharans 10 900 IN killed, and an immense
number wounded, In the last battle
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ISoKEAsE OF OVER sIaoOo.ooo.
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THE DEBT STATEMENT FOR JULY.
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The Question of Troops for the South.
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THE oREsOENTs DISPATCHES;

FROM AsHIN TON.
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PERSONAL AND FINANCIAL.
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REGULAR ORDER OF THE DAY.

Walsh, of De Soto, introduced a joint
resolution providing that the balance of
the $3.50 600 appropriated to the payment Of
contingent expenses, ETC., not yet expended,
be devoted exclusively to the payment OF mile.
sge and per diem OF the members OF the General
assembly; amended by including officers and
men employees Of both houses. Rules suspended,
read three times, passed finally and sent 10 the
Senate.
The bill relative to notaries public was placed
on is second reading. Various amendments sub
mittsd by the judiciary committee were read.
Pending their discussion il was found that quo.
rum was not present, and the House adjourned
Till noon to-day.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
TTuRTY-F1FrH DAY.


FRIDAY, Aug 7, 1868.
The Senate met at noon. Lieut.. Gov. Dunn
presiding.
A full quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. Mr. Turner
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House of Representatives.

The House met al noon, Speaker Lowell pre-.
siding, and sixty two members present.
Prayer by Chaplain Kingston.
- On motion the reading of the minutes OF the
previous days proceedings was dispensed with.
Leave Cf absence to Prescott, of st. Landry
and Morris. of Ascension, for ten days each was
granted by the House. l. .r
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-05

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Srcand Northern.