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New York Items.

NEW YORK. July LII. is stated
that Indictments have been found
against twenty-five brokers for exact
ing usurous interest on loans, and
they will probably be arrested Mon
day. The evidence elicited before
the Grand Jury is said TO be quite
startling.
\ "A passenger train on the Erie Rail-
road cOllided with freight train near
Greycourt, in this State, last night
Six freight cars. with their contents,
were smashed and nine more burned.
No lives lost.
Representatives of ten different
New York and Brooklyn boat clubs,
tOget ther with their friends, escorted
the Harvard crew to the steamer City
of Paris at noon to-day, and gave re-
peaied cheers as the vessel left the
pier for Europe
Patrick Mccoy, an old man, died
to- day from sunstroke.
j. r. Doolittle, charged with frauds
in the Weighmaster's Department of
che Custom House, was hOnoTably
discharged to-day. sa srrr 81 ef .
S,'x iron mOulders. who struck
apainst the Brooklyn Union. were put
,u1der bo Qds to-day for trial before
the Grand Jury, on charge of con
A SSouop3 man had his leg broken
in Jersey, City, to-da.N "hlle playing
base ball.
The smateh between th,2 yachts
Rambler aud Magic Was too ay WOE
by the latter. The race was for VI ,OOO
by the owner of the Rambler, aga INST
5000 by the owner of the Magic.
NEW YORK, July 10--The Herald s
Richmond dispatch says Gen. Candy
on Thursday expressed his gratifica-
ton at the manner in which the Vir-
glnia election was conducted, and
pronounced it one of the fairest that
ever occurred. He says the whole
country has cause for congratulatiOn
at the success of the Presidents policy
in Feconstrncting Virginia, under the
reconstruction acts.
Gov. Walker cannot be inaugurated
until alter the State Constitution has
been accepted by Congress.
1t Is stated that at the lengthy ses-
sion of the Cabinet yesterday the
question of the election in Mississippi
and Texas was fully discussed, and it
was finally agreed that an election
should be held in Mississippi on the
4th of November next. No official
news Of the condition of affairs in
Texas having been received lately, ii
/ was thonght wise not to rush an elec-
ton there until the people were
thought to be fully prepared.
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western News.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-A dispatch
from Puebla, Colorado, dated the 9th,
says: The Senate Pacific Railroad
/ Committee. consisting Of Senators
Morrill,. Rice, Scott and Root, ae-
companied by Edgar w. Dennis,
Attorney of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road, arrived this morning, and will
visit points of interest and the Hot
Springs at Colorado City to- morrow.
They will reach Denver Monday.
~ a Omaha dispatch says: Senator
Harlan and family arrived yesterday,
and left for Salt Lake and California
tu-day.
No further news Of Indian depre-
dations from Wind River Valley. a
sufficient force has been sent there to
protect the settlers.
A Denver special says: The geolO-
gical expedition, under DIR. Hogden.
arrived yesterday, having spent ten
days between Cheyenne aud Denver.
They go southwestwardly from here
and expect to be out all Summer.
An extensive fire is raging IN the
mountains, near Georgetown, this
afternoon, and is spreading with fear
ful rapidlty. ItWill do immense dam
age In the destruction of timber. The
tire is visible here, fifty miles distant.
The mountains are completely envel-
oped In smoke.
. Another murder was committed In
Bond County, Illinois. on Thursday.
Two cousins, named Blackburg, got
into an alteration in the harvest
field, and one stabbed the other, kill
ing him instantly. Both parties were
sons of wealthy farmers. The muir
dercr was arrested and lodged in Hills
boro Jail. ,,..
There now seems to be no doubt
that John Moore is the murderer OF
Mrs. McAdams,~ who lived near
Greenville, Illinois. 1t is also aseer-
tanned that he Favished her. The ex-
citement is very high in the eommu-
nifty, and there is. a strong disposition
to lynch Moore, but the evidence
against him is not considered strong
enough to Justify it. The man ar
rested at Woodville has been brought
to GreenvilIe, but he does not answer
the description given By Moore as the
man said to have been. seen lurking
around Mrs. McAdams's house.
The friends Of Allen and McCOole
met last night and made preliminary
arrangements for another mill between
those worthless. Fifty dollars side
was deposited, and another meeting
is to be had this afternoon, when arr
ticles Of agreement are to be signed,
and the deposit increased to two hum
dred dollars. The fight il to be for
81, 800 a side, aud fought in four
months within Fifty miles of Cinein-
natl. sL90 sEB1 H
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at the depot by societies from Balti-
tImore, forming In procession. The
line of march was taken up Broadway
and Baltimore Streets to Monument
Square, where the procession arrived
about half past eight.
The entire line was brilliant with
Chinese lanterns and transparencies,
and made Joyous by many bands Of
music. A salute OF twenty five guns
was fired from Federal Hill, aud
there was a grand display of fire.
works. Arriving at Monument
OF the stand, when the German
" Welcome Song by Stoltz was sung
by the societies of Baltimore. Mr..
telnbach, President of the Festival
and Of the Executive Committee, then
introduced Mayor Banks, who well
coined the visitors In a short aud
appropriate address. After further
singing and a welcoming address at
Concordia Hall, the visitors were
taken to their quarters.
The Committee who visited Wash |
lBgtOn this morning to invite Presi- |
dent Grant to be. present, reports he |
accepted the Invitation, and he and |
Cabinet with Gen. Sherman, Admiral |
Porter and other distinguished gen
tlemen, will be present Monday even
ing at the Prize Singing. There are
about sixty-fve societies present,
twenty nine from New York, twenty
two from Philadelphia, two from /
one from Columbus,
ohio, one from Richmond. aud sing
ers from Milwaukee and Cincinnati.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON. July 9-The ministerial
crisis in France is increasing in In
tensity. The constitutional opposI-
ton In the Corps Legislatif declare
their ultimatum TO be the retirement
Of the Minister of State, Nj. Rouher.
While the Emperor desires his re-
tirement, he is reluctant to dismiss
him on account of his ability AMI his
devotion to the Imperial Government.
NJ Rouher's failure to comply with
the wish of the Emperor and tender
his resignation, Is severely criticized.
Yesterday the proprietor of leading
Journal said to him: NJ. Rouher,
your time has come clear out. ?" y L
know it." answered III. Rouher, bat
my wife won't resign" This is lit
orally true. Madame Rouher objects
to giving up hOnOrs which she re-
eeives at the palace as wife of the
chief of the Emperor's ministry. The
Emperor will wait while before in
sisting upon the unavoidable resigna-
ton until this little domestic trouble
of his ministry can be arranged. The
majority of the Assembly are opposed
to the proposition demanded by the
members of the left centre, which are
as follows: First, responsible Minis
try. Second, autonomy of legislative
assembly. The Emperor is therefore
obliged to temporize with the ma
iority. whom he does not wish to
openly defy; hence the present dead
lock, which must end in the course of
the week.
LONDON, July 1O.-The Times of
this morning has an editorial article
on the state Of affairs in France. The
writer says if the Corps Legislative is
firm, it will gain the powers which
have been demanded by the large mi
nority, and which the majority also
desire The old things are passing
away. and another political dispensa-
ton is at hand. The dissension Of |
the monarchy By Nj Mackan will show
how deep, is the general conviction
that personal government is lost
cause. -
The Morning Telegraph says that
the Emperor said the principle Of
ministerial responsibility was the right
one, but it was the business of the |
Senate, and not Of the Corps Legis-
latif, to regulate. Time, however,
will bring the measure.
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Schenck,s PnlmonIn srrnn-


Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake pills vii
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
dyspepsia, II taken according to the direc.
tions' They are all three to be taken az
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver, aud put 1t to work: then
the appetite becomes good the food dieests
and makes good blood the patient begins
to grow in flesh I; the diseased matter r1pens
In the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
diseaseand gets we'll. This is the only wav
to cure Consumption.
To THESE thTee medicines DIR. j. III.
schenck, of Philadelphia, owes mis- unrI.
vailed success In the treatment OF Pulmo.
nary Consumption. The PuImonic Syrur
ripens the morbid matter in the lungs
nature throws it off by an easy expectora-
lion' Tor when the phlegm or matter Is
ripe slight cough will throw it off, and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
to heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used to cleanse
the stomach and liver, 50 that tue Pu
Inonic syrup and the food W II make good
blood.
Schenck's Mandrake pills act upon the
IlVer, removing all distractions, relax the
ducts of the gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the
stools will show what the Pills can do: no
thing has ever been invented except caio--
mel "a deadly poison, which is very dam
gefous TO use, unless with great care) thai
viii unlock tlie gan bladder and start tlfs,
secretions of the liver like Schenclr's Nam
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one Of the most
prominent causes of Consumption.
Schencks. SeaWeed Tonic is a gentle
SLifmulanb and afEeraffVa nnH fire aIra,i
IN me Seaweed, which this preparation is
ilade OF, assists the stomach 20 throw ont
ihe Puimonic syrup and is made into
good blood without fermentation or sour
ing in the stomach.
DR. Schenck, in his treatment does NOT
try TO stop cough, night sWsats chflIs.
or fever. RemoVe The cause. and they wi L
ttll stop q their own accord No one can
De cured OF Consumption, Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia Catafrh, Canker, or liberated
Ihfoai, unless the liver and stomach are
made healthy.
When there is no lung disease. and only
Liver Com pIaint aud Dyspellsia SCH heucix 4
Sfsaweed Iouic and Mandrake Pnls are
SIiuIlnclent, 81 Without the Pnlmonic syrup.
| Iake the Mandrake Pills freely in all
pllloas complaints, as they ase perfectly
| harmless. -
DR.. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninter-
rupted health for many years past, and
now Welgns 70 pounds, was wasted away
! 10 O. mere skeleton, ia the very last stage
OF pulmonary consumption, his physi-
! Clans rnaNlnB pronounced MS case nope
/ less and abandoned him to his fate. He
was cured by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, MAX
] ing IL not absolutely necessary to see DR.
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
examined; and Tor this purpose he Is pro-
fesslonally at his principal office, Phila.
delphla, every Saturday, where all letters
OF advice mast be addressed.
Price of the PuImOnfc Syrup and Sea,
| weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle or 81 50 a
nor bo
For sale by all druggists.
] fe2 d&wly SpNl
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Washington Items.

. WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Secre-
tary of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, to
purchase three millions of United
States bonds each Wednesday during
the present month, to be held subject
to the future actions of Congress.
The currency balance in the Treas
ury is now about S30.000000 Owing
to many of the National Banks hav-
ing been discontinued by Govern
ment repositories. it is supposed the
bonds which they deposited as securi-
ties, having been released to them,
will be thrown upon the market for
sale.
Walker, Governor elect of Vir-
ginia, arrived here 70 day.
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Nashville News

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 1O.-A
large number of citizens of All narties
called on Governor Senter as : marx
of respect.
Sheridan, Register for this county.
was removed to day and Ed. Muller
appointed in his place.
The Marysville RepWbl can, Stokes
paper. has changed its position, and
IS now for Senter. The Republican
Is owned by a colOFed man named
Scott, who discharged his white editor
aud placed his own son ln charge
of the paper. Hence the change.
During the war Scott published the
Col0red 1enneSseean, weekly paper
IN Nathville.
% The Stokes County Convention met
here to day and nominated candidates
for Senator aud Representatives One
of them is a cOlored man.
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ENORMOUS frauds have been DIS
covered in the New York Custom
House. The following weiehmasters
have been arrested: Jas. A, Doolittle,
ir., son Of ex-senator Doolittle, Jacob
Z. Van Winkle, of West Virginia,
Henry A. Smalley, and William j..
Carr. These were all appointed
weighmasters BY ex-CoIleetOr Smythe,
Immediately on the close Of the great
inpeaehmenttrialS Van Wipkle was
subsequently, dismissed. aud tlren APP
pointed an Inspector by Collector
Smythe, which position he still holds
An the others were removed by Col
lector Grinhell, soon after his acees-
sion to office Dooiittle and Van
Winkle have been arrested. SmaEIey
is absent in Europe, and the where
abouts of Carr are unknown. The
frauds are forgeries of mems time on
She pay rolls. They will probably
amount to over 100000 e-e
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B1 As much interest will be taken
In the election, on the 9th Of August,
TO determine whether the county will
aid in the construction of the Evans
vile, Carmi & Paducah Pailroad, we
publish IN full, this morning, the law
under which the election is held.
Many of our citizens have asked its
publication, and it is proper and i'm
portant that all should understand
ITS provisions. It is lengthy, but
ought not to be laid aside without
reading on that account.
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Foreign NeWa

New YoRK. July Ill he steam
ship Henry Chauncy brings Aspin-
wall dates to July 9th, and $2,777 in
treasure
The Panama State says, after an
nouncing that loan of $4,000, 600
had been negotiated in Paris for the
completion OF the Interoceanic Rail-
way in Honduras, that not a rail had
not been laid nor sod turned toward
commencing Neither has the route
been surveyed yet. .1E
The fever was subsiding in Peru.
Central American advices state
that the claims Of France and Italy
against Nicaragua have been AMIGA
bly, arranged. s.sa
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/ PARIS, July 10.-Tbe Pdtfie of
to- day says that the recent negotia-
tions between the Government and
the Corps LegisIatif have resulted in
an understanding that the former will
realize the projected reforms. and an
nOunce a Sendtus consultation to carry
the same iutO effect. sass .zas- 4, s
BREsr. July TO- Up to Friday noon
the Great Eastern had made 1885
knots from this port, and had arrived
off the banks of New Foundland; she
had paid out 2, 122 kuots of cable; all
well, everything working WE'LL -aT ed
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Gala DaY In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July Baltimore
to-day, in anticipation Of the arrival
of societies composing the North
Eastern Sen ngerbund, presented a
gala day appearance. The Stars and
Stripes, with the North German flag,
floated from public and private houses
the entire length of Baltimore and
Broadway Streets, aud throughout the
city generally. Societies from Phila-
delphIa and New York arrived about
z o'clock this evening, aud were met
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
4a r4 # t-. ..
The Situation in Havana.
The Northeastern Sanger
buud. ss-
A Gala Day in Baltimore.
Late Foreign News.

New York, July 11.-Yesterday
afternoon Col. Whitley. Chief Of the
United States Secret Service, and
detective. arrested John ID. Williams,
John ID. Wood, Eli Field and A.
Eckert. on a charge of dealing IN
counterfeit currency. Wood had
81 600 in SOC stamps in packet at
the Erie Hotel, corner of West and
Robinson Streets. From information
received from Eckert, who is said to
have confessed to Col. Whitley, the
detective found a trunk containing
81 900 in So notes and a number of
burglars tools. The prisoners were
A special cable dispatch to the
Hsfait5 from London the 10th, states
that the action In relation to the Irish
Church bill threatens to become serl-
Gus. Preparations are actively being
made for imposing demonstrations
against Gladstone. who has hitherto
hesitated to encourage the meetings,
but has consented to give semi official
sanction on the ground that the
lords attempted to qualify their Oppo-
sition to the will OF the Government
and people on grounds of pretended
change in public sentiment. Ii Is
certain, however, that the Commons
will refuse to yield to the lords their
amendments except the three points
not affecting the principle of the bill.
1t is expected that the open air meet
lug will be the largest ever known.
The Herald's special from Havana.
July 10Th, contains advices from
Mexico to the 3D. inst.
On Saturday the Cabinet Minister
of President Juarez entertained Gen.
/ Rosecrans at a breakfast.
Minister Nelson had entered upon
his duties.
On the 25th inst. Minister Morris
cal and Commissioners PlaeIos will
sail from Vera Cruz for the United
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ST. Louis, July 10.-The match
between Allen and McCoole has
been arranged. The articles of agree
ment are drawn up and two hundred
dollars a side deposited. The fight is
to take. place November 10th, within
fifty miles of Cincinnati. George
Wilkes is spoken of the final stake
holder.
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MEMPHIs. july lO.-Johnson, VIII

MEMPHIS, July 10.-Johnson, who
shot Vaudemont and two policemen
some weeks ago, surrendered him
self to-day, and was committed with
out bail.
The Citizens Union to-day enjoined
the Board of County Commissioners
from issuing any warrants or bonds In
the name of the county.
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Dissolution Of Co-Psrtnershlp.
French Lick Springs.

gTHFsE CEEERRATED SPRINGS
IL have changed hands since last water
ing season. The house has been thor
ougbIv rented and furnished with new
furniture, with well-furnished taole. ftna
with babnIng-TOOms for cold ana warm
baths. r., e,.4t u
daily hack line from Shoals Statlon.
on the D. 4 NJ. Railroad. ana also IfOm
0TIea,,s On the Louisville, New Albany q
Giiicauso R4iIrOad. to the Springs, with a
"' a VI Sdrass rs RYAN g. TUCKER.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face use PerrLy,s CyJ3,ieClo,le ann Jiy9-
Pte Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. C.
PERRY. 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
sale medicine dealers. nnhI7 d8m, ,w8m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCH HESE
Freckles, and Tan from the face, use Per-
T,g's Moth and FTeclsLe Lotion. Prepared
only by Dr. b. q. PERRY. Sold by all drug
gists. ImhlS dSnn, ,w3m-sp
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Dissolntion Of Copartnership.-

FEFAEA GOAAARkF& EzsSHf EkEEab.
- fore existing between Samuel Meyer,
Adolf h GugenheiIn, SOiomOn n aim, aud
Roman Grein-r has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. GreIner
Tetires from The business, which viii here
after BE- continued by the three first-named
parties, who will settle ali claims against
the nrm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts in favor of the same -The
name and style OF the firm viii remain
unchanged. ---EF
Respectfully, $. MEYER & co.
Evansville, July 9th, 1859. jy9 d3m
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zFATNATREET EXCHANG,R

COFner OF III nllu NIXIh SLs.,
nLEASANB, airy rooms, clean com
e Portable beds, with excellent board IS
per v eek, or Orsingle meals % cents lodgings
35 cents The best the market affords W II
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and Catawba wine OF the
Kfetcnmar farm Will be thank fully receiV-
Ell and promptly attended 70.
teSd6m JOHN q. SCHWEIZIcR-
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RATCHEEOR,s HArn -

This splendid Hair DYE is the hest n, fI,o
WorId; The only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; no dis
dies The i'll effects OF bad DYES: in vfgorates
an leaves the Hair soft and beautiftlI.
BLACk or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
EBsatchelor's Wig Factory, No l6 Bond ST..
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Great Flood
NEw ORLEANS. JdIy 1O-Furth

NEW ORLEANS, July 10-Further
telegrams received c0nfrm the ac-
counts Of the great food in Colorado.
Valley, Texas. The water was ten
feet deep in Court House Square, in
Lagrange. 1t is estimated that TWEEN
ty-five houses have been. seen passing
down stream. The river is still rising.
Staging has been stopped for four
DAYS. The town of Columbus is en-.
tirely surrounded by water BFazos
River is also very high. aud is still
rising at the rate of four inches per
hour.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crinoe
% S2Htade, and the Diseases aud Abnses
-Wnieh create lmpediments to MARRIAGE
win sure means of relief Sent in sealed
i9s el seT envelopes, free of charge. Address
og: 9es,.I;, .: Sk1LLIN 3E- HoUGHTON, Howard
junI2 d3m Tsp n
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate
To pay cost and ex penses OF street, alley
= and sideMalk Inn provements.

To pay cost ana expenses OF street, alley,
and sidewalk i'm provements.
RYO OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue of sundry precepts
Issued by the Mayor of the city of Evans
vile, and to me direc cd, / will sell at
public auction. al the door OF the Court
House, in said city, on Monday, August
second. (2d) 1869 at 10 O'Clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing lots and parts OF lots OF real estate,
or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the amount charged and assessed
AGAINST the same, together with the cost of
sale, said charges and assessments being
for the cost and expenses OF street, alley,
and sidew al K improvements, AID that said
sale will be continued on the next day
+ tn ereafter, name y, Tuesday, August Tn I'd =,
1869, at the same II ur aud place, for the
purpose of selling such property as may
have been sold on the day first above
mentioned. and not paid for, viz:
For asses sSinenJ o street Improvements
Original Plan, thlFty-seven and q half
(371Sl feet OF lot number ntnety-nine, (g9), +,
adfCipIng lot number ninety efgllty (9S),
owned by Mrs. F. NJ. Selman. S2i7 ST1S.
For assessments OF alley improvements,
Donation Enlargement OF the city of Ev-
anSvflie. lot Bumber two hundred aud
shirfy-seven, esd, owned by William
HunaeI, 500 IN
For assessment Of alley improvements.
D0uat1On h Enlargement OF the city of Ev@
ausvilIe, lot number two hundred and
thirty EIGHT, (23S), owned by VIM. TraftOn,
: For ass easements of alley improvements.
Donation Enlargement of the city of Ev-
ansvilie, to the undivided one half of los by
70 feet OF the southWesterly' part of lot
number two hundred and forty, (2f0) % Wn-
ed by Thomas e. GarVIu, S45 3SI5. 3
For assessments of alley i'm proVements,
Donation Enlargement of the city OF Ev-
ansville, to the undivided one-half of lO5
bv 75 feet OF the southwest seventeenth
mart of lot number two hundred and forty,
I240) owned by ID. G.. Keller, S45 3S12.
JOHN GREEK, Collector.
Evansville, July Stb, 1859. LjyS
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AN election will be ordered in Miss
sissippi November 4th, for perfect
ing the work of reconstruction by the
election of State officers. Judge
DENT. President GRANTS brOther-in-
law. isa prominent candidate for Gov
ernOr -fa-.r