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, 1865-10-07
GKAET-mAxInuLLIAN.

PM AnElIHIA% October A-Th0 statement IN 70.
gard TO General Grant last night WIS made on The
Chicago TatnCxE, who received It from Justice Ca
ton, Of Illinois, who hAd the conversation with
General Grant on a special t1nin from Cincinnati.
NV ioIh, octobor 6.-Judgc J.. u. Cation, In
note TO ihe Associated Prrss dated In hta city to.
day. tAss, in efertnce to the reported coure1ssou
between General Grant md himself. upon Mexican
atfaiss That Mr. Smith certainly misunderstood
MN, 6ts sern1on Of tho conversation Is CORRECTLY
rrIostcd. Judge Cation ssys he never was on 4
tfa1n from Cincinnati With General Grant, 10 hl.
knoNfedge, but that he did once have casual con.
,c1sastnn with that officer. IN which Mexico VA,
alluded TO. In that conversation tiencraI Grant in
no Nay tnts1ed to HIN that It was The purpose Of
LIE GoSrtnment 10 Interfere In Mexican adAtts.
The above VIC find among The dispatches to
the Associated Press. It Is proper 10 add to
Judge Catou's correction Of the cauarl TINT
there is no - William II. Smith, editor Of the
Cilicaeo TRIBUNE"
, 1865-10-07
LIFE, GROWTH And BEAUTY.

Hrs. s. 4. AzZe1's World's
Hair Restorer and Dress
ing f1svigorate, strengthen
and le,egthen the hair. They
act directly Mpo,e the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
41sired ao,trishnae1at, ana
natural color and be0nty
returns. Grey hair ats1p-
pears, bald spots are cor
.e,.etz, hair stops falling, and
z,s1v,.iaut gro,cth is the re-
.suzt. Ladies and Children
,zcizz appreciate the delight
fxz fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance i,,.part-
ed to the hair, aud no fear
of soizi1eg the skin, scalp, OF.
most elegant head-aress.
seaA b. III Dr.xstse..
Depot 1873 L 200 Greenwich stNY
oet+ral5st-7u RAAru p AVS
, 1865-10-07
Major GENERAL PALMER,


Gen. John u. Palmer has had difficult
and nngrac'ous task TO perform In Kentucky
AS the commander Of the Federal forcea
sn'e' tae aaty mas been dcyolvod upon him
Of keeping the peace between the loyal and
rebel het1ons, md between tile whites and
The blscks. In the discharge Of this duty he
has betn subjected to the imputation Of a.bl-
tlasly squas'ne that State, with Its ante
dilnsian ldcas, 10 Tic existing order OF things.
his true that such has been the effect, or
Tendency, OF hts policy 1t could not be
other"lse, DOR is the fact to be resrettci.
Kentucky and Delaware ar8 now The only
States Of the entire Union Ii which slavery l.
not recognized, In public aud private. OH.
cially and unof1iciallv. As a dad
institution. Il Is dead TO all intent.
and putpoeca there also, but Kcn,ncsr
ciings to the carcass with inscnsate obatiuacv
and iscn7isd a-Ass' M'@e- PRESIDENT Lincoln
psouetsu eonlS'nsaseo emancipation to Ken
tucAs, sae scon1ea The Proposition. Ar.
Lincoln warned nef 1aen That she might 90
aof7oce ana 1ase worse, but his eounsels were
snntneo, and nov his prophecy il being full
nllea- lecnn'cans slavery Is not abolished In
nea'ucA5' 1eennicaHs, a fe" years ago, the
seaen u England WAS demo minated the
nms sot queen! os 9reat Britain, Franee
aia uesna, ana kno"a as such IN law. The
e4a.ln VI tne sovereign ol England to the
ts o~n o. france vas not more absurd than
, NC c'Alm o. kentucky to the Institution OF
sAase, nc nor nan 50 WICKED.
tAcSui.e enat Jug WAT IN which We have
80 a'satsu 'hese 1our years and IN which
W. nase hao 10 neot atont as many hen-
..'a! .Aans as Snlss1ssipP1ans or South caroli~
ot01s' ~ ~. e"r''ea taronsh LOT the pur-
, 1865-10-07

TIC few Republican iournols who in thci.
anxiety 10 sustain President johnson because
he IL the Prceident aud not because he Is right,
leap over beyond my position which the
President has taken, ind oppose negro euE-
trage at the North, are weak and silly enough
to crow over the denial Of The Suffrage to nc.
grocs In Connecticut There are three reasons
why no Republican Tho has bruins and a con-
science could do this thing. Firstly, Prasi-
dent johnson has not opposed the granting
Of The suiiragc TO the negroes by the people
Of the States either North or South. On
the contrary, from the TACT that two members
of his cabinet, 1t may bc presumed at his re-
quest, have advocated the negro suffrage
amendment, Mr.. Harlan for Iowa and Mt.
Nclles for Connecticut, II l. safe to assume
that the President desired that the votes Of
the Northern States should be In fnvor OF col
ored suHlage. Hence these toadfes, in their
anxiety to sustain the President, oppose him.
Secondly, every vote cast for negro suarare
was Republican vote, and every vote cast
against II was Coppcrhead vote, without
exception. The utmost that can 10
said against the fact that ne.
gro suffagc Is policy Of tue Union
party, Is tlat there 10 not interest
enopeh felt In It to call out full vote, while
the Whole Coppcrhead phalanx yotes aeainst
1t 10 man. The defeat, therefore. wbot
there Is Of It, is Republican defca, IN be |
borne as such, and 10 le riehted nert lima
Even II a Republican has the right to hc 1n,.o.
warm, he has no right as n Republican 10 re-
@olee AZ 1ne defeat OF mcastlre which cnltsts |
n'ne'een-i~entacths Of: the strength Of the !
= r.
, 1865-10-07

CLOSING SALES OF GOV
~ EsSMEST HORSES AND MULES.

o3fFSA Z AhsE ~! !s1DS Y. H. u. D1t1CH,
rx.r,x, ~: LOUIS Sept -, 1876.
Int1e eW1I % told At public auction sS tho Eorern.
Louis, Mo-: - @'~"e' oS-
ONE THOUSAND n,e1O MULES,
Gnm1enc!nK on InesdAY October I'd. E5. and roottn-
III ~ H4vE ThSs dtRm Hg%hsr @ Is dsposea q: Aso
Soanms1;S,nE sa n On Wsnssdsy tns l1 October Us
. per daJ. until the whole sold. Also,
TWELVE HUNDRED t1e0dl MILES.
CONN nencnE on Tuesday. the Ath day Of October 1855
AnA continuing each Gay thereafter ehe rate OF E
Uer day. until the whole are sold.
sIpectea that theae aa1es will dispose & all tho
ssoSk 70 ne aol4 BY the Government as this Post.
AR opportnnty to purchasea superior elasa Of aad.
oe md d!a kntnals st fAr less than sher true value
Is odtred to the public.
Though the majority Of them arc sbund and services
b so1d. ~ ~ 17'' t1 'Ao@N
Many OF tho mue. were bought IN tho beginning o<
the War. when JounS. accompanied the arMss ia Iii
tEetF marches and camps. and thoroughly brOkea
hsIdened oy exercise. gens1e and famllas nom b.tns
10 Long apxEcnnacd b. the 1oldiers.
Animals = III be sold Atnxly-
Saes to coDmen At 10 \. II.
leIms-CU1h, In EHft4tt .S1akeS chS.FfMc7,
.FY order Of EFeyef Bt1g. Gen. JAMES i. KEIN IN
ehsrzc Of Fa1st Division Q. ~ G. o. -
j L. T1UMBULI,
mi n
, 1865-10-07

4 morning paper, which Il In tho habit of
nedilinE graf deal NTH o,hct peoples business.
hsld u the Tenth tBsoomiuesou} District, 1hc KIND
Of platform ii must aduptl We much mistake II
cur friends n that sterling district do not attend to
tcr4ezenee.-CAttopo Jotnno
The writer Of tho above had evidently been
just awakened from profound slumber, and
did not know at tho time what ho was talking
h1anfyf
, 1865-10-07

country, except a few tinfd boilers, are al
ready united; Hence, as an augury OF the ul-
timatc and speedy success Of impartial suf-
frage, the vote in Connecticut is encouraging
to every Intelligent politician who has
"learucd to labor and to waltz
, 1865-10-07
Location and Strength OF Illinois Hc@I-
nleLth in the Fleid-Prepnfutlon for
Soldier y0tcN.

IF1ul3 tnu optzuKue7u 5tU.J
Since our last publication Of the where
abonts Of Illinois regiments, two-the 18TH
infantry md the 1lth cava1ry-ltye boon
regiments .nnd nine Of cavaIry still il,
the service. The following Is revised list Of
regiments. With the location Of each at the
last report received at the Adjutant Generals
Office, and tho strength Of each, as reported
previous to August 18th:
, 1865-10-07
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1rlbune.l
ST. PAU1, Oct 6,
Gen. Pope telegraphs to Gen. Corse 10 refuse 10
give up Pryor 10 the civil authorities, His p1os-
poets Of hanging ara improving.
Weather hot and enltgY,
, 1865-10-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

OFFICE or 7uK DAuY TuurSE}
Friday Evening, Oct.d :
BEEF cATTLE-Atcorting to the BoAzd or Irsae
rrpo. the receipts asd shipnts since our last Isaue
compared with the corresponding period OF 1884, hare
been foilovs. 1t should be borne In mind thst these
receipts aad shpmmts really those OF the day pre-
cedhr;
, 1865-10-07
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERN.
IL MENT RAILROAD ENGINES aNDcARs.

C1ITxp SrA1Es military RAuHoApa
ot7IcE oY ASSISTANT QCArTKHXAsrEa, )
WARRINGTON. D. C., AuxGat ii. fya
-. WI Be sol1 q MANCHESTER, tppoaite Nchmono d
W. on TUESDAY. October !:
1Hehty.oIc t25l new ttss claxs Locomotive Euptuss
aEs q feet guaEe, tve % feat drivers, cylinders Ia1
1nshea; e4Fac!tJ Of tank !, go gallons.
tTe5t feet guxEe.
Etftren t1a, new Platform Ca1x, Eve - feet guaze
Ten tio) Freight Gass. feet : ~ fuchea xuaEes
eAc TO commence 1t 10 O'Clock.
TImAcz1 In Government tnnds.
HI RnplzesU1,
Aul5-h34s&3k HrsT, Col. md A. O, N.
, 1865-10-07
5,0OO I'D seHcs) Hcs).....................,..s
HfllR am cFFrrs
Z 80 U. s. NOTES,
JULY HHRfBR.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
We Will I'll orders from dealers for the preseat series
allowed. ~
AZ The opportunity for subscribing has rast VIC en-
TO longer receive tho nTs per iwo.Jeas Notes Al
pas and interest IN payment of ORDER.
J. A. ELLIS, Prealdsnt.
, 1865-10-07
COMMERCIAL,

49,. FH1pAr EVENING, Oct. 6,
The following summary. shows the movement in
Produce and Provisions during the past twenty
hourr, compared With the movement for the same
time last year: -:
BEEE1pTa nT pnGnItER nf,t 4
, 1865-10-07
CHICAGO LUMBER aIARKEr.

.. FK1pAr EVENING, Oct g.
LDABEE-Thc7s were veEy few cargoea On the
creek to-day, one or two Of which chansed handa on
terms We did not learn There good many buy.
czs IN town. ard the marketmay ba quoled somewhat
hr1ner.
We quots yard rfleeH as follows;
, 1865-10-07

that NE tecepts md ahiprents nee orr last is,ue
compared With The reecints and shipments OF 1 have
ben a. folowa. It should be boEoei In mind th.t the
receipts srd arc really those Of the day p,.
eedfnH.
, 1865-10-07

There has been considerable actts1y At these yzds
and good Hogs hare sold At good figures, realizing In
seveEal Instances $t3M 100 ns- Common grades
have been dun and prices weak. The day closes With
al good stock closed out
The SAles haze been ! 80 head It $t16o313sq, The
1yc cpir fhA rnr rntfAr iran
, 1865-10-07

Rejected gram consigned 10 the North Side els-
vnors tMunger, Wheeler Il Coz is now being
stored In the Iowa e1evaior-1ato Sewberzy's. The
rates Of storage azn se for the first fire days, and 1c
additional for each i've days or part Of same.
Awards Of Contracts at LsnIsvilte-Oce. :.
TIE bids from tho Comnn1ssxry Department Der ad.
Te3ttaemenf, were opened at Cspt FEYs ofice On tbe
"a ,nst.. and The following AWards made:
, 1865-10-07

Secretary Tyndale, IN accordance With the pro-
s,sions Of the u u Soldiers, Voting law, has already
OF blank powers Of attorney, nf1idayits and enyel
opes, each accompanied BY copy Of the Law, to en-
able every Illinois soldier cutilcd TO do so to vue
at the coming election. 1t will deyolye upon the
respective candle da1cs and thcif friends to send
tickets to the regiments in Tho field
, 1865-10-07

New York stock Market.
Closing Prices for cash, Oct. g. 1865. received by
G. saltonsiAll 4 Co.. Commission, Stock, and Bond
Brokers, 38 Clark street, Chicago:
, 1865-10-07
fish
WHOLESALE FISH HOUSE,

The Undersigned have this day formed Co-Psrua-
ship, under the name and nxn of
ME, 8VANO & CO.,
For the Transaction Of general Flsh Dus.ness n 4!
9nds q plck!ed- dried and smoked dab, imported an1
d0meAtic and having removed their several atoG1s o.
FAh to their New STORE, Nos 80 and ~ 5cuth ~
.tfet would ea pleased 70 theiE old cuttoesa S
friends u vdEl ~ III who may call.
""~' FETFH SvASO.
rlA OTTO 5YSSEalV8uts
, 1865-10-07
Au1Sh547at
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-

NAaHy1ILI, Tenu.. Sent, - 1865.
AUCTION SALE or GOV ERaMENT HUIEs.-I
Corra!s IN Nashville Tenn. On The 3t daY Of Octobx
ne3t Flneen Hundred q. .5eo> Government Mules.
large portion OF thesH Mulcs large stzed and In
good condition. having been recently tntned By fe
ntnts I, he seyee and nom depoe auspoFta
or The 10th day OF octohcz snd conttnuo daily untn
Iesns cash " Government funds.
- BY order OF Col. A. J. Asckay. Chief q. u. Dept
Tenn [p6sQI E. B. kirk, Can't q i. 4, H.
, 1865-10-07
Dysentery, Diarrhea,
Cholera, Summer Complaint, all Bowel
Affections, &C.,
ARE PROMPTLY CURED BY
JAYKE5S riRMTN ptTcAM

Qnck, safe and certain In it, acttou aortiipS l-
mediate relief when promptly administered. Age does
not nalr s virtues. neither Is 1t subject the yary.
pE Of climate being equalJ effective Ia III
ATTITUDES. tts In al respects whss It claims to bo-a
should be supplied with.
Diarrhea and Dysentary.
never tails to subut tho most violent attacks oi
!nees complaints, no matter from what causc they
originate. As changes OF water. ste DC Often nf.
cuct these serious dlse1&es traveller and shouid
Always Keep scprlJ or the Css1ntnssiye by them.
Asiatio Cholera.
The prompt use Of pr. D. Jaynes Cumulative B.,.
s8m VIII alHays remove the uatthea and C1an,pe
Nhlcn accompany the attacks Of Cholers, thns OMEN
c0nqntrrg the disease tn its tncplency. 1t h:s tS
2Es9r.l5 eses .dtnnstesed Ia nsiEhhofhoeds where
failed to k.Tc Immediate and permanent relief.
Cholera Infantum or Summer
, 1865-10-07

foE 1o1T t3 htE York and Hos!ou. VA BuGAo.
A:sSss q est!ts sst as.sSths .d7sass t:hs;
es Il >. 6i ~ ssed
attlaeo; 10 hs.. PETERSON 4. Wood Il tlL.5; !m
Sd5i s5 ss.s = Fl s & IT.
s.s",Mt q Ms599: ieo - sWyoans" % >: l., Hxp III.
iioS b /, SanSs.@E i ss: iea ii saSas RssF
s:9:; as I'd j 81. ass 5
siR;: s's e .is Is $ 81: 81
spiae y e. nppsd 6n
Spring stcs1x ana urn: Red Winter sc bsstef sales
e III e. ii Ia; Is !: e. C G
b. S Sez 4 !. ~ ie9 81 az. 81 sFaise WHIT
as ss !. y e 8 & = i si5s rs; h
i,t:s 81 81; ::t .!:a; soo ID a. = j. m6a a.
sos2E VII sellers 70. Spring Il si I'D e1y:
GCOkN5 53hece:rea, ,olo bu; shipped. ,sso. su.
sia5Est dSil tHd S e. 'eTes saies a rS5e CDT y
stao on % @e ssto Sn Do Al e 4 s9od ID Do Is.
q !. IT, g Ha 10 d & IS a Sa
H e IS d. a? IL ~ !: {
a1T.,s cext rel ,, RIO w., ,,,.u.t -,
s.e.sT s.. aetive e.0 ae,0Psa 9a 81
No. etYkc $500 By GO as sc; i ~ % do il Sc:
Sa q s.edsns a,ssdS &c III fsssh rsasipt. q
E.Ssceivss, ses h; shipged. none: Market
sq " Ss r. 4 4 ;ss TO bu sc' In Do &c;
9t1Ssh5sSas:s;;s : II II; ;'S9ts II e 81
SKASss:Iss sef:f =. i IL ss 10 ton. a.
,,nEEsWAI-Soaanal Il 44s+so for Yellow, and
, 1865-10-07

oz7lIe Ean1E 1<ss "oek's.3 W s91'8* 1i9t1 -
The sales Today hsEe been 100 head At s1aa e1aso.
The nArfrt haa been moderately acttre to-day. sad
Ill really good Hogs have been readily and rapidly
taken 1t yesseraya prices. We note tho sae OF sew
arsl choice lots At s1a which Is not BAD showing
at least for st1eEs Al the close Of the day good
Hogs remained unsod. There Is larze tuHux light
md commo1 Hogs In the market, and beng tar In
cess Of the demand, prices hare not BEEN 80 good
What the buyers In This market now wAnt. u good
me- fat, moderately heavy Hogs and for such durers
can reallze handsomely. 80
lfpsrtIes In the country will consult their best H.
tc1csts Nc think they will discontinue tho shppin; 70
these markets OF this claas Of haff I'D Hogs
, 1865-10-07


low lIt&ss....+..... s.ss.......- -........iA4leC
rH II ~
rlk Market quiet but nrn4 Salcs to-day werr
bris In lots at s7.1 % brla at is.zs.
tAT-The market continues dull ind prices With
, 1865-10-07
END OF THE GRAND INDIAN
COUNCIL.

The Indinn War Dance-A Grapl,fc De-
acrIrtfon-Stgnincof OF the Trcaty by the
Rebel De1cgations-Jp1ln II oss NOT Re-
corntzed as Chief Of the Chcrokees-
Tho loyal Delegations Sustain Him
-Memorfal from Rebel Cherokee~-
suffering and Destttutlon Among Dis
lDynl THdfan4.
, 1865-10-07

$3.50 tn store.
EtsES-Thc market Is more quiet than yesterday,
but piiccs arc not lower. Sales were made at xeac
Per noEen-
FltUIT&-6Eefn ftutts arc without change. Dried
apples very scarce and higher ae good
supply and lower. Nc quote: =.
, 1865-10-07

. Total Cavalry. :.
Mustered out and En- Fotak home.
tOrdered to the Plains.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26

-s4z e. ~. .-
s9 The eyenta of the lastawesk were
full Of Significance to the South. They pos
sess historic interest. y. ~
The Republicans triumphed in all the
States in which elections took place during
the week, but they everywhere either dog
ged negro suffrage or pitched it itoverboard
altogether. The only Republican Govern.
or who was elected last week advocates the
colonization of the emanoipated slaves where
they cannot be brought in contact with the
white man. -,a- -..- ~, 80
A leading radical of Massachusetts,, (Sen.
ator Wilson, heretofore identified with
Butler and Stevens, declared last week that
his party no longer desired the con6scation
of the property of the Southern gentlmen
who took part in the late civil war, and DEF
olared chat he was opposed to prosecutiq 70
for treason. -.
During the past week, the President, with
a will as resolute and purpose as firm as
was Old HickorY's when he throttled the
United States Bank with one hand and null
LITIGATION with the other, took the long, strides
on the road to pacifoation and reconstruc-
tion. He virtually pardoned Messrs. Ste.
phens, Trenholm, Campbell and Clarke, four
State prisoners of high rank, and he reliev-
ed Kentucky from military, domination, re-
stored the privilege Of the writ Of Ha6eas
oorpsis, and disbanded the negro troops.
More important events have rarely been
crowded into the brief space of seven short
days.-Rschmond Times
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26

; FALSE EAPPEARANoEs.--Th New York
Sun warns its readers not to take the hec.
tic flush of seemiugprosperit for the bloom
of real personal or national health 1t, there.
fore, soberly and wisely says:
nThe Governments in deb. twenty-sev-
en- hundred millions of dollars, all contrac-
ted within.the last. FIVE years. Every dollar
of that debt, which, bears interest, is dis
tributed among the people, and every tax
payer must bear share of the burden, &C.
cording to the taxable valuation of his prop.
erty. 1t matters not how much of this in
terest is paid by direct tax, or how much
in the way of internal revenue-in one way
or another it all rests upon the people, and
the country at large is just the saidTtwenty.
seven hundred millions dollars poorer than
it would have been without var, to say
nothing of the general wastage of resources
How is it, then, that we are appearently
richer, while, in reality great deal poorer,
than before the rebellion? The truth is,
that our present condition is unnatural, base.
less transitoty. The war created an artif-
cial prosperity which, although we'll enough
for individuals who 'made hay while the
sun shone,' was fictitious and unreal so far
as the country was concerned"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26
Ir The Fenianas are holding 4 Natioual,

81 The Fenians are holding National
Congress in Philadelphia. The first two
days of the session was open, which was
principally devoted to perfecting an organ.
izatiou, receivingreports Of committees, &c.
The meetings have since been in secret
Armed sentineis 10 green uniform were sta.
toned at the entrance of the hall, to pre-.
vent admission Of others than the initiated
members Of the fraternity and accredited
delegates TO the Congress. The discussion
which ensued was ofthe grayest Importance
as regards the cause Of Irish independence,
and the proceedings were ofa most exciting
nature. Among the measures which will,
it is said, occupy the attention Of the assem-.
blage is one to provide for the organization
of the American members of the brother.
hood into a military body, ready to cooper.
ate with their brethren across the water
The bonds Of the Irish republic are also to
be issued without delay -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26

THE RICHMOND PREss.-The military
order suspending the Commercial Bulletin
has been revoked and the paper has reap
peaped. H. -Rives Pollard, Esq is to re.
vive the Enaminer soon, Ina few days
the old Enquirer, which, for over forty
years, controlled the political sentiment OF
Virginia, is to re.appear with new type, un'
der the editorial control of Nat, Tyler, Esq.
About the first of November the Richmond
Dispatch will be revived by ,Messrs. James
A. Cowardin and q. K. Ellyson.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26
Southern Mail Service.

The Postmaster General is restoring the
mail service in the Southern States as rap.
idly as possible The Washington Gsron-
icle says: - -. szs.,y - Z.
sWith view to an early, full and COM
plete restoration of postal facilities extend.
ing to every town, village, hut or hamlet all
the benefits of mail communication, Post.
master General Dennison has issued propo-
sails for carrying the mails, as follows:
"In the State of Virginia there are 318
routes; West Virginia, 80 routes; North
Carolina, 154 routes; South Carolina, 254
routes !; Florida, so routes. This service
will be let from the 1st of January next to
June 80, 1867. Proposals received until
i31st day of October instant, and the deoi-
sions announced by the 10th day of No.
yember, 1865.
s .aIn the State Of Georgia there are 204
routes; Mississippi, 200 routes; Alabama,
POI routes, and Louisiana, 102 routes
This service is to go into operation on the
1st of July; 1885,. and continue till June
3Osh,, 1867. Proposals will be received
until January 20, 1855, and the decisions
made known on February 26, following.
sssThe experience of the passsfew months
is sufficient guarantee that no time willb
lost in the Post Office Department in re.
opening the post Offices as soon as loyal,
competent persons can be recommended fol
postmasters.
"The. routes being generally arranged as
formerly, the inhabitants Of every neigh.
borhood where an Office is not already re,
opened would do wellto cast about at once
for proper person to be proposed for post
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26

- A MULE MARE WITH a CoIq.-The
Fort Wayne (Iudiana) Gazette of The 10Th
'ultimo, givesthe following ngremarksble story,
for the correctness Of which it vouohes.
: "It,may be of some interest to stock
growers to know that Mr.. Robert Bennets,
of this. city, has mule with young colt,
:the,latter about four weeks old. The fact
is quite remarkable and worth remembering.
There is no mistake about the mstter-the
mule rs the mother of the colt Mr.. Conk-
lin, the photographer, brought us a photo
graph of the animal this moruing-a re-
markable good picture-the colt simbibing'
a breakfast and the smother tied to'ea POST
with halter. The picture may be seen at
.onr office, 1t ought to be secured by the
Agricultural Society" -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26
Labor for the South.

In our recent Northern exchanges, says
the Charleston Courier, we observe that
the movement for supplying the South with
white labofers has already commenced. In
New York City two orgauizations-tbe
ssAmerican Land Company and Agency"
and the nSeuthern Land, Emigration and
Produce Company" have been formed aud
are in working order. The objeetof these
Companies is to act as agents for Southern
land. holders who wish to dispose of the
whole or a portion of their property, and
for Northern capitalists who wish to invest
in Southern lands. The result of the
Companies transactions, if their anticipa-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-26
GA1ErY AND ExrRAvAaANoE IN New

GA1ETY AND ExTRAvAaANoE IN NEW
YoRK.-The New York World says ):
Every theatre in the city is crowded eve
ry night, and the Academy fairly bubbles
over with "beauty and fashion" One day
of last week the sale of tickets for 50 very
familiar an opera as Flotov's "Martbs' had
to be stopped at tbreein the afternoon:-
Such is the eagerness with which the ma.
tioual currency is passed from hand to'hand
that one would suppose there was some con.
tagion in the touch Of greenbacks.