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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-11
The Game i'm Louisiana.

Nav ORLEANS, Jan. 1O.-Messrs. Mcmillan,
Todd, Worrall, jerks, Norton, Swords and
Hunsacker, Republican Senators, have taken
seats in the fusion Senate, which makes
quorum in that body. They publish an adj
dress showing the influence employed to secure
Heron and Lynch as members of the Returning
Board to the Kellogg side of the question: and
denounce Pinckback as an usurper and his
Senate as Illegally organized
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JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sY-
MONDS.
FRrDAY.-The civil cases assigned for trial to. day
by the jury all settled or disposed of without
trial.
Thomas Corcoran was fined the amount of his fees
and the costs of arresting him upon capias for
tempt of court in disobeying summons to attend
before the Grand Jury.
In the case of Samuel Rounds ct al VS.. John R
Babb, tried last term by the Justice without tho in
Prevention of jury the Judge rendered decision
for the plaintiff for 81.
Locke for plf Cobb s. Raw for deft,
The Grand Jury will report this Saturday morn
ing about ten o'clock
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A RaiI.wax smasl,-un.

PoRT JERvIs, N j., Jan 10.-A freight train
eastward bound on the Erie Railroad compelled
an express train to stop two miles west of Cal
licoon. at 4.30 this morning. Shortly after
wards another express freighttrain ran into the
passenger train, completely demolishing the
rear car One passenger named Frederick
Hoffman had his leg broken. No other person
was injured. The rear car took fire from the
engine, and the whole train Of three sleeping
cars and two passenger coaches was burned up.
The baggage was saved, and the passengers
sent to Callicoon and cared for.
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MATTERS IN MAINE.
Konnebec and wiscnsse, R.;,...

Aonneeec and Wiscasset Railroad.
WIsCAssET Jan. 1O.-A meeting of commit
tees from the several towns along the nronosed
line of the Kennebec and Wiseasset railroad
was held at Canaan en- the 8th inst The meet
ing was largely attended, representatives from
twelve towns being present. Much interest
was manifested. A committee of citizens of
all the towns along the line was appointed to
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The vocal and instrumental concert of the
Army and Navy course at City Hall last even
ing was grand success The audience was a
big one, the hall being packed. Mrs. Houston
West, Boston's favorite soprano, won new
laurels in the German song from Curschman,
the magnificent compass of her voice display
ing itself to the best advantage. But her
greatest triumph was in the touching Scotch
ballad "My ain fire-side,' in which the purity
and sweetness of her voicehad full opportuni-
ty for their legitimate effect. Miss Addie Ry-
ans rich, highly cultured contralto showed the
effects of European training in Rossinis ex-
quisit "Una Voice." while her "Marjorie's AL
manac" quite won the hearts of her audience
Master Albert Van Raalte is perfect prodigy
and his brilliant and spirited rendering of Dav-
ids Fantasia upon that queen of all instru-
ments, the VIOLIN was wonder for one SO
young, while the delicious m orceau from
Vieuxtemps would put to shame the execution
of many of our finest players The boys per-
feet mastery over his instrument is marvel.
Mr. Winch's pleasing tenor was heard in
''Once Again" and in selected ballad, the
name of which is unknown to u.s. Barnabee
the irresis ible was of course great success.
He never fails to please an audience, and his
efforts last evening were unusually good The
pathetic ballad of ''The tall young Oysterman"
brought tears laughter,-to the eyes of his
listeners. 1t seemed as tho they would never
let him leave the stage The sneezing song
was very funny. The duett, by Messrs Winch
and Barnabee, was good, and the quartettes
were finely rendered. Mr.. Kotzschmar's FAC
compartments were unusually fine.
Taking it all in all the concert was perhaps
the most successful of the course. 1t certainly
was most heartily enjoyed by the listeners.
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A sERENADE AND TURN-ovER-Last night
aooot eleven o'clock a singing party from
turner's Island gave a serenade in front of
itln'efS Exchange The party numbered
"ooul TWO hundred persons, and was under the
oirectlon OF Mr. Ltchfeld Just as it was
starting homeward, large top-heavy' team
overturned and spilled its contents. CONSISTING
OF lads and lassies, upon the ground. The 70.
suit was something of scare and considerable
Oh bruse, Mrs. Horace Barrett having one of
her ANGLES injured, and Miss Cora Watson stri.
king her head upon the ground. The team was
soon righted, and the party departed on its
way not exactly rejoicing, yet thankful to have
escaped more serious injury.
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lents-4,500 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat, 1000
'rn. $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye, 1000
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PEAKS ISLAND. Thursday evening Rev. j.
M. Palmer delivered an interesting and in
tructive lecture on the six days of creation in
the light of geology, at Peaks Island. The
next lecture of the course will be delivered
next Thursday evening, in addition to which,
Mr. Murray, the British Consul at this port,
will give select reading.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Havmakers-City Hall.
Dancing Academy. w. Kennedy.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice-Lord, Haskell & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Farmers Attenton-Conant & Rand.
Portland r. R. Co-Annual Meeting.
Potsdam Sandstone.
Portland and Philadelphia-Iron Line of Steamers
Dissolution Of Copartnership-Goding g. Harmon.
Damaged Steel-Wm. Jessop & Sons.
Atlantic g. St. Lawrence Scrip-Swann & Barrett.
Notice-Portland Glass Works.
Bonds-Swann s. Barrett.
For Baltinore-Sch. Martha Inress.
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LONDON, Jan. 10-11 A. M.-Consols opened at 92s
a 92f for money and account.
American securitieSU. 5. 520's 1865, old. 93s; do
1857 $780, do 1040s, S9a; new s, 90s Erie Railway at
so.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 1o-United States 5-2O's, 1862
at 96s.
LONDON, Jan. 10-5.00 P. M-Cnnsols and Amer
lean securities closed unchanged. Erie 49,
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FEMALE ORPHAN AsYLUM-The little ones
at the asylum, corner Of Danforth and STATE
streets, were made more than glad on Cb,ist-
mas afternoon, by ueeful and pretty presents
sent 10 by kind friends. Thanks are especialIv
due to one lady, who, with expense and labor
provided very largely for the tree which bore
all manner of pleasant and satisfactory fruits.
It is not the first time she has shown her love
for the orphans
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Division, No. 90, Sons of Temperance, at their
hall in this city last evening, Oscar D. Wet
more, Esq, of st. John, N. B.. Most Worthy
Patriarch of the National Division of Sons of
Temperance of North America--who has been
attending meeting of the Propagation Board
in Boston, and was on his way home-was in
troduced to the Division, and for the space of
half an hour addressed the members in thrill
ing terms, giving an account of the progress of
the National Division, in the settlement of the
vexed question of colored divisions, and also of
the progress of the cause in the Provinces. His
remarks were frequently interrupted by the ap-
plause bestowed upon them.
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NEW York, JAM 10.-Advices from Arizona
state that the Apaches made raid on the
Plerna and ella settlements, driving off large
number of stock belonging to whites and Pier
ma Indian. The latter raised large party
che camp in the mountains attacked it, and
captured a number of squaws and re-took most
OF the stolen stock.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP -Tbo An.
man steamship Mantoban, Capt Archer. from
Liverpool the 18th ult., arrived at this mort VOC
terday afternoon, bringing thirteen cabin ond
sixty steerage passengers. She comes in Moe
of the Polynesan, which vessel was DISABLED
just out of port. In addition to her Portland
merchandise, she has part of a cargo of iron
for Baltimore
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PORTLAND SHOOTING CLUR.-At tho o,
meeting of the Forest City Shooting Cluh hold
at their room, Jan. 9th, the following officers
were elected for the year 1873: President
Charles Day. Jr.; Vice President Jonas Ham
ilton; Secretary, j. B. Lucas; Treasurer Frank
Merrill; Executive Committee, r. G. Hall and
the other officers of the Club The affairs of
the club are in very prosperous condition, and
the club itself bids fair to become one of our
permanent institutions. 1t already numbers
some sixty active members and boasts quite
club fund.
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WE desire to call the attention of our mer-
chants to the facilities offered by "Clyde's Iron
Line of Steamers" advertisement of which we
give to-day for the transportation of frieghts
between this city and Philadelphia. Many of
our large houses are giving this line their trade
and they speak favorably of the time and rates.
Through rates are are given from Portland, not
only to Philadelphia, but to all points in the in
terror of Pennsylvania and throughout the
south and southwest. Those interested should
communicate with the agent whose address
may be found in the advertisement-or call on
our friend Coyle Jr. of the Boston Steam Pack
ct Company
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In MEMoRIAM.-A meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Portland Glass Works, held Friday,
JAN 10th, 1873 the following vote was unani-
mously passed by the BOARD:
Voted, That the Directors of the Portland
Glass Works desire to express in some public
way, their feelings of profound regret at the
sudden death Of the Hon. Rensselaer, Cram, SO
lately their efficient President. While Mr..
Grams personal qualities made every man his
friend, his relations to this Company were of
that peculiarly intimate and paternal character
which render his loss to it almost irreparable.
In times of trial aud trouble he was not only
cheerful and sagacous adviser, but was equal
ly prompt'to help with his purse as with his
counsel; so that to him more than to any other
person is due the fact that the Company has an
existence and name.
The Secretary of the Company is directed to
engross this vote upon its records, and to for
ward copy of it to Mr. Grants afflicted fam
lily, expressing at the same time the warmest
sympathy of this Board with them in their
dreadful bereavement.
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i,ANp REAL ESTATE CoMpANY.-The
roi'.ana heai Estate Company have elected
tne blowing officers for the ensuing year.
[res'oent, .. H. Donnell; Treasurer and Clerk
.. |. Hun; Directors j. E. Donnell, ]. t.
Hull, Il. l. Hull, G. F. Ayres, and T. F. Cum
mings.
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ShdoSu LUIS
Hon. G. p. Kimba
~. Richardsau, Esq
w. W. Harris, Esq,
e. Palmer, Esq,
John L. Palmer, Esq,
w. II. Waldron, h.sq.,
Geo. II. knight, ESQ.,,
w. II. S,ephens IN. ESQ.,,
J. II. Coffin, Esq,
N. b. Noble. ESD,
Chas. Stanwood, Esq,
Sam'l Warehouse, ESQ.,,
Frank Z. Pray, Esq,
5. 8. Gow.ll, Esq,
L. Martin, ESP,
l. p. Waterhous e, Esq,
Jesse ID. Wilson. ESQ.,,
Jare Crane, Esq,
II. G. Barnes, Esq,
Alvin Jordan, Esq,
VIM. X. Rhodes, ESQ,
Joseph IL. Tucker, Esq,
l. Ran lall, ESD.
S. w. Stilpben, Esq,
G. L. GallisOn, Esq,
Henry 81, gent, Esq,
Mrs. Z. Butler,
Henry Ii. Wilder, ESQ.,.
Calvin S. True, Esq,
Loriug L. Brown.
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THE HAYMAKERs.-We are glad to learn that
this justly celebrated cantata is to be brought
out in This city the 18th, 18th and goth insts and
performed in character by a company of select
singers of this city under the direction of Mr..
Charles E. Hodgkins. ''The Haymakers' is "a
cantata consisting of quartetts, trios, Duets,
solos, recitatives and choruses descriptive of the
beautiful country in the farmers haying season.
1t was composed by George f. Root, one of the
most eminent of our sacred music writers. 1t
is full of characteristic descriptions of nature
and Of the bountiful gifts of good Providence,
and without doubt it will be worthy of the pa
tronage of all our citizens, as proved in this
city and other places wherever it has been rem
darnd
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Foreign Imports.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Manitoban-7 pkgs Of
mdse, so boxes grapes to j Prindle; pkg mdse to
Patton Manfg Co; do do to S Kennedy; 1919 boxes
oranges to Hart, Marion q Co; pkgs mdse to Cana
dian Express Company.
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anu many others.
The occurrence OF these annual sales here and the
arge number Of 81 liens that have placed confidence
Mn an, purchased these Pianos from year TO year.
~ ~ anu thal all those who may in the future en-
rusL nm In the selection Of Piano Forte will in no
way be disappointed.
- Our Pianls SOLD easy ustalments, if desired
Ol Pianos taken in exchange and fair prices allowed,
We Shall also OTTER a large variety OF rich Piano
Covers at very low prices. de27d3w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement of
the PotsJam Sandstone Co., in another column.
CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworms, salt-rheum and other cutaneous af-
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth. by using the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co. New York. Be sure
to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are many
worthless limitations made with common tar.
=. nov16-12w
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THE subscribers of the Mechanics Assem-
blies will take notice that the second party of.
the course will take place this evening at Ian
caster Hail.
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MOBILE, Jan. 4.-Freig,ts to Liverpool are dull
and unchanged Coastwi e firm. We quote; Liver
pool l1-16d; coastwise ports 1c..
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Our readers will notice in the special column
that.A. H. Atwood, Gold and Silver Platter, has
moved four doors below the old stand.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmERc1As.
Foreign EXPORTS.

CIENFUEGoS. Brig Merriwa--30oO shocks and
heads. 1874, 500 # lumber.
MATANZAS. Brig Abbie G Titcomb-4956 box
Shocks 1850 shocks and heads 301 bbls potatoes 64
boxes herring 224O lbs Goldfish $4,000 hoops, 500 lbs
hay.
ST JOHN NIB. Schr Leorne-700 bbls -four, $50
bush oats, 10 tons feed.
Schr The Star-sOO bbls flour, 1850 bush oats.
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description of Jos
Printing executed promptly, and at the Ioweer
prices, at the Daily Press Printing House, 109
Exchange st. VIM NJ MARKS.
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THE cheap st and best Paint in the wo Id isl
the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. If
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Havana Market.


HAVANA JAM 1U.-Sugar nominal No II Dutch
Standard 11s q III rs. Sterling Exchange frmer on
Uni ell States and excited 60 days currency III II
premium.
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NHE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depofs o. res re-
sender Bros Marquis, Robinson, Br1nel t q Lo
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Noses henu .e 9
the city.
At Bddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
AT Waterville, of j. s. Carter
At Gorham of News Agent
At Bath of j. o. Shaw;
At lewiston of W. f. Stahwood'
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New YORK. Jan. 10 Mornina-Goll at I12s-
Money at 1-32 per cent. Sterling Exchange long
1893 short 11Os Stocks dull and heavy State stocks
dull
New YORK. Jan. 10--Ereninq.- Money easier; af-
cent. with liberal transactions att per cent Serlin.
Exchange steady at 1888 q 1885, Cold was alternate
ly weak ami strong with l12a and 1l2A the extreme
prices, closing at 1l24 q 1l2s; loans at a per
cent. Clearances $4S,0oO,O0O. Treas Try disburse-
ments were Si24,0JO probable export for tom rrow
sl,!5o0OS. governments To lower closing steady.
ing str ing. Y Central was active and advanced
from 1917 to 104 Pacific Mail from 70s to To- but
finally re cte1 to 71s; Western Union rose from S1t
to 81 closing at sls Uni Pacific declined fir I'm 37i
to 359 but recovered to Ssh Erie fell from 6 6ls
Lake Shork from 99s 60 95s cl sing at 49, ex- ivi-
len The rest OF the list fellpf "a per cent. but
n most lses recovered. Ibe advance in n Y Cen
trail TO Ol late in the afternoon and the ease in the
Money market gave great strength to the whole mar
6et at the close.
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The st. Nicholas Hotel, at Springfield ILL.,,
was damaged 100000 by fire Thursday night.
Among the insurance offices interested is the
Orient of Hartford
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xeceipts bx Rnilroad. ana s,e.n,noa.,.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY cars sundries do
shocks, do hone, do potatoes do spirits for New
Halifax, Ii do for St j I'm Vi, do D. and L., 10 do
for Liverpool, 10 do for steamship.
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THE ENQUIRER.-The best advertising me-
dunn in Maine. Circulation 10000 and increas-
ing 1000 per MONTH Try it. jan7tf
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TEMPLE QUARTETTE. The Temple Quar-
tette Concert in the NJ. L. A. Course on We'd
nesday evening next, will be one of the most
pleasing OF the season. Among the many fine
selections In the programme is a vocal waltz,
composed expressly for this Quartette by Dud-
ley Buck. They will also render by request,
the Hymn Chant, Remember row Thy Crea
tor" The Grand Scena-"Miserere' from
the opera II Trovatore, in which is the beauti-
full prison song, viii be given by Mrs. Burn
ham, Mr.. Fessenden and the Temple Quar-
tette Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Obrey will fill
part OF the programme in their own peculiar
style, which no doubt will be very pleasing to
Inc large audience which will be present In
tact this will be two concerts in one. as two dis
tlnct concert combinations have been ENGAGED
for the occasion
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1900 Dozen Undershirts and Drawers, slight
heap. j. Burleigh, SO Middle ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
special Sale Of Fine SIe;phs !,
Auction.

On TUESDAY, Jan. 14th, ut lam wa .,.u
~ sell al the Carriage Rep sitory of Albert Chass
old stan Of f. X. Lemont, ON Preble street a Anil
size double Sleighs i1ii
light double Sleigh (half trimmecD.
y 3 round back single Sleighs.
trotting Sleighs, with pole and shafts
business Slelgbs Grirnmed).
l PuDg.
extra seated second hand Sleigh, &c.
These Sleighs are made by the best mechanics in
the city, and superior in every way any seighs
ever offered in this market. Call aud for your
selves.
JAM q GO., Aactheneer-.
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Commencing Tuesday, Jan. Z 1878
AT STORE
NO. 100 MIDDLE ST.
UNDERsrHE FALMOUTH uorAL.)
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,

These Pianos are instructed in the most thorou oh
manner being ma e in every p1rt well as money
an hands IN bull Them. Mr.. Gorham Icing a
ru u IN they are peculiar. And for richness and
gran ienr If t,ne Nicely of Acti n Elegance in fin
81 3D., a II eve Quality re1uisi in really nne
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Mr.. Ames of Mississippi, introduced bill in
the Senate to-day to repeal certain provisions
of the law relating to the organization of the
army; the object of the bill, he sad was to
open all branches of the army to all citizens
alike, without regard to race or color. Itwas
referred to the Military Committee.
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METEOROLOEICAl,.
FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoU

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Jan. 10. Il P. wv
Probabilities-For the New England States
brisk to fresh northwesterly winds, falling tenn
peratnre aud very generally clear weather. For
the M ddle States westerly and southwesterly
winds, diminishing in force, and very generally
clear weather and cold -
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at SO Commercial ST.. Portland.
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WHAT DID IT?-is no longer the question
since the introduction of the Centaur Lniment.
When we meet an old friend who has been
shelved with rheumatism, or see person man
gled underneath a rail car, and restored to
shape and loneliness we now know that it is
the Centaur Liniment that does the work. No
other article ever did perform such miracles
There is no swelling it will not soften, no pain
it will not sooth, or lameness it will not cure
CHILDREN cRY-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleeps 1t is substitute for
castor oil. jan9-eod1w&w1t
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The Centre street Horror.
WASHINGTON.


ssSuccess would take away the stigma %
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Senate Commit
tee on Elections held meeting this morning
to investigate the election of Senator Caldwell
of Kansas. Ex-Congressman Sydney Clark of
of Kansas, was examined more than an hour
in regard to his conversation and negotiat ons
with Caldwell during the last day, when Clark
and supporters went over to Caldwell and elect
ed him. Clark testified that in conversing with
Caldwell he spoke of CaldwelPs canvass as a
purely money transaction, to which Caldwell
replied, Success would take away the stigma -
The committee took a recess till afternoon, in
tending to ask permission to continue the IL
vestieation during the sessions of the SeSate,
which was afterwards Granted.
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HALEY & Co., Auctieneers.
Dry Goods, Cloths A.. .

De d IgIEsppaH Jan an sth at 10 o'clock A. NJ and
sale OF an invoice of goods and continps ,m III e
sold, consisting IN part Of Union Beavers
Under Shirts and Drawers, Bleaehed and nnSIsaa
COttons, Skirts, Suspenders, Ma, kins, ToweIine
Lap Robes Cardigan Jackets, Buttons, Table Iinsss'
Crash. &c, &c, i'm