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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 1876 P. NJ.
Money moderately active at per cent. prime dis
counts q Per cent. Governments opened strong,
one house buying all 1905 offering as 1054 up 10 &
Gold opened at 1888, sold at 40 and closed heavy at
1891 Exchange quiet at 1874 The following are the
11O4 a 1102; do 1854 1911 q 1881 do 1865 1851 1854
do January and July 6s 9 lO7; do 1867, lO7 q 1911
10-4C's, 1913 @ 1919; 1905, lU5A a 1861
Stocks lightly og at the foreno call. rumor
is the street that Vanderbilt has negotiated loan
with English banking firm for s, 0O,0OO00 sterl-
ing. Western stocks strong. CENTRAL 1874 q 1878
Erie, 754 q 75S; Reading, 93s q 9Sl Michigan South
ern, s9f g s93 cleveland 4 P5tsburs, s3s q sSg; To
ledo, 1851; Chicago q North Western, 6G1; do pre-
1904 az 1905.
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TtHE hest-class, tn e. story brick house, with fire.
Il stone tInm ngs, number thirt, five High kti e.
For particulars inquire at the house ie10dtf
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WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms,
w peasantly siiua,e ed near NJ arket Squal 81 M go
minutes walk IT IN Pest Office.
Also three sing fu nished Iooms
Address +. U. Box 1899. fe24d3ws
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Tenement to Let |!

NJ Lafayette St., Munjoy, containing Par'or,
,Ohitclen, Dining l;Oom, four bed rooms, and cell
lar Rent S16CG per month, In advance.
Enquire OF
H. ROWE, Architect, on the premises
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MO. &c Union, upper store in the Book and next
l y to MIDI street. Inquire OF the subscriber at
No Cot on st. j. M C,JIBY
Mar 5-cootf
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,}
Portland, Feb 90, 1868.
FF,HE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States public notice of said seizures having
been given they will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the United States Appraiser, 1913 Fore street.
on Wednesday, March 25th 1866, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
10 Empty Barrels; 500 cigars; Bottle Whiskev !;
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; Bottles Brandy
Bottles Brandy; Cases GIN; 6 Bottles Brandy: 5
brandy; Bottles Brandy; 1 Barrel Whiskey; 1
Keg Tamarinls.
Any person persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goods
will be disposed of in accordance with the Acts of Com
gress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WsSHBURN, JR.
Collector.
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THE Second story the lower store in Donrells
Il new block, opposite Woodmans, corner OF MID
dle and Vine streets. Said room is 100 ieet BY a.
ii has 20 Windows in it, very VIDE handsome en-
trance on Middle s., and is The best room ,or any
Jobbing business, to let in the city. Apply to
W. +. PHILLIPS Il Co.
145 Fore Street.
January "a. eodtf
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CITY of Portland.

70 me Electors Of the City Of Portland.
pursuance Of warrants from he Mayor aud AL
4 oerinen Of The City of Portland, the qualified
electors OF SAID city, will meet in their respective
ward hooms on Monday The sixteenth day OF March
INST az zen O'Clock in the orenoon, to give in their
'oies ior mayor of said City for the ensuing year.
~. Inc polls will remain open until four O'clock in
the aItetIoon when they shall be closed.
W. Inc AIlermen will be in open session in the
ware NOON III the City Building, entrance on Myr-
te street, from nine O'Clock A. NJ. 10 one O'Clock P.
M on eacn OF the three secular days next preceding
saig Gay OF election, and from three O'Clock to five
Oe9ck r. M, on tue last OF SAID three secular days
for the purpose of receiving evidence OF The 0uallca
ton OF voters whose names have not Teen entered
on me sts OF qualified voters in and for the sever
al "aruS and for correcting said lists.
Per der, }. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk
Portland, March 9th, 1868. 7dtd
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INVITE Board, a desirable suit OF rooms on thu
w first floor, at 80 Daniorth Street.
u Also other desirable rJoms for permanent or
transient boarders.
Feb le-dtf
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss. (
DURSUANT to a Mention from TIE Hon. Edward
L. Fox, Judge ct the United S ates District Court
within and Tor the District OF Maine, | hereby give
pubic notice that the following Libel has been filed
in said Court, viz:
A Libel against the SCHOONER ApFLA, her tackle
apparel and furniture, in behalf OF Peter Nc a ey
and others libellants in cause Of Subtraction of
Wages. civil and Maritime as is more particu arly
forth in said Libel that heari and tri i will
be had thelepu, at Portland. in said District, on
TUESDAY. the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
current at ten O'Clock the forenoon when and
where any persons ine ested therein, may appear
and show cause, if any be shown, wherefore
the should not be decreed liable to said claim,
and disposed Of according to law.
Dated at Portland this twelfth day of Match, A. D.
1868.
II. A. HEAD,
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dist. Of Maine
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Dorkings, Brahmas and Eggs.

~ Undersigned has few Dorkngs, raised from
"a the pest oil English imported Dorkngs ans pun
branmas and \ few males OF both kin s, when VIZ y
for hatch,ng l.. l.. RECORD.
Stevens Plains Fob CO 1888 d3ws
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u. s. MNrsh0L'S Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,)
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. ~ H
Pursuant to a Vend: Expo: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge ofthe United States
District Court, within ID Tor the District of aine
snali expose and offer for sale at public auction
to'Ihe nghest bidder therefor the following property
ana merchandise, at the time and place within 81 d
AT the Y appraisers Office No. 198 T. ore Street. in
nert, at Ii O'Clock A A.: = y !" -
ing $50 lbs. oo' '"'''''''
The same having been seized nv the Collector Of
lnterhl revenue Tor the First Collec ion district OF
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed OF according to law.
dated at Portland tins twenty-eigbtb dav of Feb
ruary, A. d 1868.
o CHARLES CLARK,
fepZodl0d U, s. Marshal District of Maine
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA March 13.--Exchange on London a 81
ner cent 1remium; on Uuited States currency 2Sk g
81 Der cent discount. Sugar II "a u reals y arrobe
Markets generally dull and transactions light
LONDON March 1S-ForenOon.-Consols SO q 93b
for both money and account.
Illinois Central shares $685. Erie Railroad shares 49,
LIVERPOOL, March 3-Forenoon.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged sales 10000 bales sales OF the week
$4,000 bales of which 10 600 were for export and $4,000
LOT n speculaion stock in port 00J bales OF which
is3,OO0 bales are American
| Ia 934 tor money rls
+1 eflcan secures-U. s. 5-2O's 7lH; Illinois Gen.
isI 'nares e9t; Erie Railroad shares 491.
| 5-20's steady at 751.
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t'ooE blizzard Tables in Granite Hall Bath Maine.
= VIII be sold at bargain if applied for soon.
ALSO ease OF the hall two years rom January.
1868, will be transferred if desirable 10 the
good chance for an investme 1T. No other Billiard
nan III the place. Inquire at the Hail. or of
A. G. HEWEY, A,nai nlstrator.
Bath. Me-, March 5, 1868. DIV
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Portland Observatory.

'HE annual subscription for signalling vessels at
the PORTLAND Observatory having expi' ed, mer-
chanis, ship owners and others interested win he
called on during the present month to renew their
subscriptions. ENOCH MOODY
Portland, March II, 1868, d2w
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In Bankruptcy.

THIS IS 0GIvE NOTICE: That George A. Head, Of
Portland, in the County Of Cumberland, Assignee Of
the estate OF Charles B. Whttrlncre, bankrup has
filed petition setting forth that the estate OF said
Bankrupt consists OF stock of Furniture, upon
which Henry X. BurrOu his has mortgage Of about
ten Thousand dollars; thai it is important thai said
pro erty should he a. once sold Al public or private
sale; and PRAYING that court will authorize q
sale of said goods or such OH disposition OF the
same as shall be deemed best for all concerned.
Upon reading said petition 1t is Ordered that no.
tice Of the peiilency of said petition be gwen by
public tion in the Daily Press, end that hearing
win be had thereon at the United States Court Room
in Portland, on Monday ne Sixteenth day Of March
where all persons interested the Elm may apoear nm
show cause ifaly they have, why the PRAYER az sad
petition should not be granted.
CHARLES CLARK
US. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist OF Maine.
Mar 11-d5t ~
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Proposals for Lime,

ANA Fost Oncc, portland, Me
GFALED Proposals will he received at the Office Of
~ the un ersigne,l until ~ o'clock NJ. March Goth
8, Tor furnishing a.d delivering one ia Jnsand
(l0O0l Barrels OF the hest Il cklani Lime tor the
Gnyernment bu .ldirgs to ne elected al Por land Me-
The Lime to be Delivered at the sites of the buil-
ings as ast as desire by The Supefin lent,
CURED by t progress o. the work.
PROPOSALS will De made by the barrel, including
cost OF all Fl eishts, Ian ding &c.
Ten per cent OF all pawn MS will be retained I'M
TIL completion of the contract. The delivery of the
lime to begin rs soon after the signing of the CON
tract, as the superintendent may uirect. The lie.
he propose If deemed for the Inter est of the Gov
eminent to do So
rronosals should be endorsed Proposals for
Lime,' and addressed tn
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Supei intendent.
Feb o. dtd
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War Department,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

Il,
Washington, d. c., March ?, 1868.
ADVERTISE MENT.
A N Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
n j. b. Brown, Brevet Brig. Genl U s A., Sur
geon II. r. Wiriz, Brevt Lieut. Col. U. s. A., lSur-
2eou John Moore, Brevet Col. U. s. A. and As
slStani Surgeon A. A Woodruff, Brevet Lieut. COL,
U. ), A VIII met IN New York City on the LIST OF
May next for the examination of ssislant surgeons
U. ). Army. Tor promotion, and Of tandi iatts or
admission INTO the Medical STAFF OF the U S. Army
Apple ants mustbe between 21 and so years of age.
physically Jund, and graduates ct a r, guar meIi-
cal college
Applications for rermiss ion TO appear before The
Board should be addressed to tie Shr icon General
Y. 5. Army, and mus the tnll name. resid nee
and date and place of birth OF the candidate
Testimonials as 10 character and qualifications
must furnished. If the applicant has he en- in Il
me- ictl service OF he Army curing the late war,
the fact should be stated, gether with his former
rank, and date and place Of service and testimoni
ala from eiheeis with whom he has served should
asl be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
underg ing examination, as 1t is an indisper sib
prerequisite TO appointment The number OF vacan.
cies now existing in The Medical Corps of the Army
is thirty mine.
j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General, u S. A.
Mar G-till june LIST.
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FOR SALE.

TIME beautifll little Cottage 81 franklin street.
| House nearly new, containing rooms; a good
br ok cisiern of filtered water.
For particulars enquire at &c Myrtle st.
Posses sion given April first. mar12d2w
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
FOR THE AppREHEN1IoN or ~

CRINIINAIS,
MONTREAL March 13.-In the House of
Commons, at Ottawa to-day. Mr.. T. A. Me-
Donald gave notice that he would on Tuesday
Introduce a bill respecting treaty between
tle United States and Her Majesty for the an
prehension of offenders.
GREAT FRESHETs.
CHATHAM, March 13.-The greatest freshet
ever known in this section of the country is
prevailing here. Kent Bridge and Chatham
Filth street bridge were swept away yester.
day. A large amount of valuable property in
this town and surrounding country is de-
stroyed. The Great Western Railway track
west of this place is carried away for ten
miles. All railway communication between
chatham and Detroit is stopped, though pas
sengers per Great Western will be convened
over the Grand Trunk from Port Huron to
Detroit until the road is repaired.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
DUR UANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
Fox, Judge OF the United States ] istrict Court,
within and for the District OF Maine. hereby give
pubic notice that the following Libels have been
filed in said Court, viz:
Libel against THE SAILS, RIGGING, BOAT,
CHRoN oMETER, &c, saved from The wreck of the
Schooner Isaac More, in behalf of Stephen ,Daven
port and others lat. mariners board said seboon-
err, in cause OF subtraction OF wages, civil and mar
thine.
A Libel against The SAILS, RIGGING, RoAT,
CHRoNoME1 Err. &c, saved from the wreck OF the
Schooner isaac Morse, in behalf of John f. Chase,
master of the br Martha A. Berry, for himself and
he OF sa brigEn cause of salvage, civil add
In iri me a. is more fully set forth IN said Libels
that hearing and trial will be haa therecn at Port
land, in said District, on TUESDAY, the SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF MARCH current, when and where
any person interested tn ren may appear and show
cause il any can be show., wherefore the same
should not be decreed liable to said claims and be
disposed OF according to law
Dated at Portland this thirteenth day of March A.
D, 1865, ,r,>,
Deputy u. s. Marshal
NOR - di1 DStrici OF Maine,
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I'll falntings, hrOmOs. Photo
graphs, EngrayIngs & French
IlthOvpanbS

To be sold by auction at No. II Exchange street. ON
'fi""' "nd saturday Aftrrnoons, Mar.
18TH aud I4ih
Sac at 5 O'clock. On ExhbitIon and f,,i..o
ready Thursday morning. @A0s~s
ladies ana Gentlemen are invited to the Fxb,bi-
bIi0n and Sale. AN'
eS No pos p0nement mar11dtd
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AUCTsesn sAaa&rs.
*. IA PATTEN az CO., Aucf'onrcrs,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET
House and rox

IN The easterly corner OF Pine and .yor,, S...,..
~ TO be sold at Pnbiic Auction on he , Screets,
o'clock +. NJ. this day. H. G. Ps e ppseGmlses, at
Administrator OF the Estate Of sarah X Gat,,no,,
NS-thseu' IA nrl4dtt
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WAITED.
$40 to $50 a Day Guaranteed.
Rent W aDtedi
Wanted /! Agents.

NSCItSg
In all parts of the United Stat Tor our new work
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ins over ahty sketches OF eminent porsors Of all
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some Octave book of about 600 pages. illustrated
with beautiful steel engravings; written by JA"Es
PARTON, the most popular QfiiviH9 cataors,wbose
name will insu tor tia rapid sale. Send tor our de-
scriptive circular and see our EXTRA terms AS
HALE & CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn
Mar 7.d&wiw
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LIVERPOOL, March 13-Eyening Cotton quiet;
slies 10, co. bales; Middine uplands 10t; Mddiing
Orleans lO3d. Breadstuffs-CoIn declined TO Ais tor
new Mixed Western. Proyisions-Beei, fork ana
Bicon unchanged Produce-Susar steady at EOS %.
Naval Stores dull.
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Proposals for Bricks,
For the Construction ofthe U. 3. Custom
Bouse, Portland, Ne.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the office
y OF the undersigned in Portland, until IL o'clock
NJ, NJ rich goth 1868, tor furnishing and delivering
One million H. %, 00) Bricks for the Government,
buildings to be erectt at Portland Me.
Proposals Will be made by the thousand includ-
ing II eot of height and delivery, for los from ft
ty thousand (50,00O) 10 one million Il 600, OO0)
Tue brich to delivered at the cs of the build
inPs as fast as shall be de,ied by tie Supernten-
dent or requir by the pi ogress of the work, AID
to be of the best quality OF hard burned brick,
sound and fair satisfactory to TIE superintendent.
No proposals will be considered unless aeeompan-
led by nipple Of Brcks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks TO begin as soon after the
signing OF the contract as the superintendent shall
direct. -.
TIE per cent of all payments will be retained un-
til The completion Of the cont, act.
Tue Department re eIves the tight to reject any
or all bids msd for the interest of the Covert
ment co do so.
PrJl osals should he endorsed proposals tor
Brick" and addressed TO
HENRY KINGS BURY
Feb, u. did Superintendent
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The Everett House to Lease.
fINHE Proprietois or his new and desirable HOTEL
&c Hyde Park, are now prepai cd TO a,e Una
same on mo favorable terms 10 responsi IL parties
VINO unders an the botel bus ness. This Is n y.ry
avol able Opportunity. Apply to a. T. BLAKE, "a
Arch, Corner Summer stu et, Boston, mal7d2w
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TO LET.
10 Let.
To Let.

WITH Board, two unlunished Rooms suitable
" Tor Gentleman anu wife. Ais rom Tor am
Gle gentlemen. lew Table Boa ders can be accom-
modated. Terms reasonable. Eng IRE OF
GAO. MCCLELLAN,
mar l3-d W" No. 4 Locust 81
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A SMALL Rack Dog With white bTea,t and paws.
"A answers to the nam OF kicharuj the nnuer VIII
teo5dtf HARRIS HAT STORE.
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AN ORDINANCE
To authorize the Portland Water Conn.
Pany TO suPpiy the City of Portland
wiih pure water
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FEW Gentlemen boardels, or gentleman and
n wife, can be accommodated atNo. 20 Myrtle st,
November 6. dit
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LOST AND FOUND.
Dog Lost.

o2Oil.hEL Jippet; none the better for the SER
n wee 1t has seen ANY one finding such an artf-
eie VIII be rewarded by leaving it at tie Press oncs.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
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H. Va PATPEN 81 co., Auctioue.,-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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u. s. MlJrshOz's Notice.


February 90. dlawSw&25mar
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u. s. M0rshnE's Notice.

Deputy U. S. Marshal Dist. OF Maine.
Mar 13-d4t
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have declared dividend of five per cent, free OF
Government tax, payable on demand
The Macon and Brunswick Road is to be finished
immediately the contracts were signed in this city
last week between the President of the Road and
capitalists. who have agreed, to advance all the
money necessary to place the road in running order
Brunswick has the best harbor on the Southern At
antic coast, much superior to Savannah or Charles
ton; at Macon that road will strike the center OF
the cotton country of Georgia, and planters will be
able to place their crop in New-York at much less
expense than by the old routes. The road has long
been needed, and its completion will give new
life to the section through which it passes.
The Grand River Valley Railroad is progressing
rapidly; on Saturday the track was completed to
Eaton Rapids
The traffic OF the Chicago and Western Railway
in 1864 '65 and '67 from Jan. TO Dec. 81, was as
fol
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lnfnl .S4.bqq.ab0 So
The following table, showing the increase Of population
in Chicago is Of interest Those marked with are ap
the nthers are the result OF acnal COUNT

From this 10 will be that the average annual in
crease the decade OF 1890 10 ls0 49, from 1910 to
1880 23sO from 1850 to 1860 5000 1t IL fair 10
assume that the accelerated ratios OF increase Indicated
I'm its past growth will make the population OF Chicago In
1870 10000 1880 600000 and In $780, lOOOO III any
one thinks this estimate large let him traverse the
immense and rapidly growing region tributary To that
city, see the railroads radating and extending from
Chicago center I'm every direction 20 secure It's trade
and remember that In 1870 people expect TO take through
cars for san Francisco and pour the trade OF Asa over
the roads OF which Chicago Is the great western center
The Governor of Tennessee is proceeding promptly
in regard to the default of the payment Of the inter
est on the State debt He has called the Legislature
to meet July p, when arrangements will be made to
pay the interest without delay. The break in the
bonds to-day was probably caused by the bears who
are using every effort TO damage the credit of the
State so that they may be able TO cover their con
tracts at a profit.
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad foI
June were:
1868 $33ICO 70 s3i2S57 &C s3lloo o.
The shipments Of specie from San Francisco, from
June to June %, were S22l3al 49, previously, this
year. 100000 o. corresponding period of 1861
$l9532,Gll So
The following shows the totals Of the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the
4 -..f-.
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suOCKING REBEL BARBARITIEs.

Mr.. Honneus, the Republican candidate for
Sheriff IN Bienvile Parish formerly an officer Of the
Sixth Massachusetts Battery winch organization he
TONED I'm Roybury Mass ON the night OF the 28h Of May
he was called 10 the door Of his house IN Bcnylle ana
before word could be spoken on either SIDE the humans
fired upon HIM. shot him down. and then shot HIN ana
heat him until he supposed TO be dead aftcr ne was
down Mr. HOnneus arrived in this city yesterday IN a
very feeble condition. Hercquircs crutccs 10 walk WIN
and presents the appearance Of batcscafrcd soldier
lie carries several Of the vanOus Rebel buckslOt III his
nersOn He informs that the same night the assas
sns ATTEMPTED 20 murder him party OF men attacked
colorcd man. Moses LawbOrn who was then IN MS own
house dragged him out Of his house, carried him 70 the
woods and shot him and then cut his head OF They
fired Al him in the afternoon, hut did not bit him, and no
escaped from them at the time by eeDg TO the woods
Tins was about ten miles from the house where Mr..
Uouneus was attacked. Mr.. LawhOrn an in
tclligeut man. an active and Jealous RenuG-
Icai. and owned the place where he resided
Larkin d. Corley, Willard Corley, aud Lewis Tally the
alleged murdereTs OF Nathan Green, Dinah Hoffman,
Charles Hoffman, and Henry COOny, were brought 10
town yesterday by Deputy United states Marslal'
Ouaied nv soldiers OF the goth United states Infantry
The murders committed six or seven weeks ago III
tbe puy woods mites from the camping ground OF the
alleged murder. one colOred wOfyan ana Two cOOfed
men were hanged and cOOred man was shot by the
lnisc eauts Green at prayer meeting when par
~ Of twelve approached, one o wlO went INTO
the house and deliberately shot him. hoffman and Cor
ney were taken out Of the church. bound together rope
was placed around their uccks, and they were leu 70
hon ~ where another prayer meeting was held ana there
Dnah Hoffman, the mother OF Charles, was seized, ana
The wife OF Corley when they were arrested, told her
90 down there and NEEDLE with them niggers
New Orleans RepuDhcah, June "a
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Murphy disappeared and OF the stolen money
found with Lizzie supposed that she passed 1t
TO her companion. Soon afterward the woman Murphy
taken into custody. The acting magistrate commit
hue yesterday caused the arrest OF Jennie Reagan, VII
liam King, and Michael Donnely for having attempted
TO steal from him wallet containing ali amount OF
money while standing Pier No. q East River They
were committed for trial
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At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Conan LIZZIE Sheridan ana Annie Muir
My were arraimed charge OF theft Alexander w
Dodd of Western Pennsylvania states that on Monday
night while passing along Canalst, he Was met by lL-
ze who embraced hluf He threw her on, ana at mat
moment another who was very DESTROYS 70
know what was the matter. Immediately hterward Mr.
Dodd discovered that $40 had been stolen IRON his pan
falcons pocket aud he caused the arrest OF the woman
sherdan Her companion, supposed TO be the accused