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Present Condition OF Oar Navy.
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L'Ok SALE - On the Hudson. about ~
i ACRES Handsomely situated on the river commanding
one Of tho nr.,t between New and Albany. 4.
e1rsbl- OF In icrite Improvement would make
handsome place with moderate expense IL would &C
comHoda'o parties whug 20 build together er. being
four hAad,om, ste. for building. Apply to BENEDICT
COLT, No. Pine ~.
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Real Cstate for Sale.
AJJ. WANTING FARMS.


N Large and thriving settlement. OF Vine'and! ma
climate; 20 miles south Of Phlidelphis by railroad
Rich soil produces large crops twenty tracts, at 90
Ger scre payable within four years GOOD business onns
FOOD society Hundreds settling 0nd making improve
ments Apply to CHA5 X. LANDS, Postmaster Nineind,
Lands township ~ j. Letters answered Papers contann'
mi Information win b. sent free. From Report Of Scion
Robinson Agricultural Editor o. The Tribune; one o. me
most ersire fertile fde oimosE terd posGion ana
uitab condition for pleasant Turning has ps knon " thu
sde Of the Western Prairtes.
A VERY NEAT HOUSE, i'll fine order, near
N the city, terms easy fine location third house south Of
Melrose Depot Harlem Railroad, high ground Trains
early and late Inquire in next house or OF u W. Dii
CHIT, No. New Ctambersst, cor. OF Chatham
DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE-One
ID three story high basement and subcelaT
good location suit: price. $1,000 One three
high, basement and sub-cear, brick. S3OW Two Hah,
HOUSES and three LOTS; Will sell one OF az; pTecc
for all $4,000 Apply address JOHN DALEY No. 80
Alyr,le-ave., Brooklyn
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at lRN-
~ INGTON-Two ard a haf miles from Newark. New,
Jersey Location very desirable and healthy Buildings and
grounds ample high tower BATH room hot and cold wafer
extensive view. Appyto a. H. BROWN no. 81 Broad'"'
NewaTkst. \. j.
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AN Elegant FARM of 1870 acres, for Gen
" tema1s Summer residence near Hyde Part-Larre
brck Dwelling IN cottage style with Water Gas and Furnace
large number OF Oubudngs FOX SALE 1T great bargain OF
cxchsnge for good city property. Reftr to d. b. Fuller
corner Cedar and Greenwich.sts. - . 49,
Apply to WM II. RAYNOR, No q Finest
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Gouscs an0 farms fDanieo.

WANTED-A good FURNISHED HOUSE
on the side Fast North River fronting the
Ocean within 30 miles OF the city Address stating paftcu
lars, BOX No. !. s65 New Yort Po.tOice.
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HARPER'
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL 1860.
CONTENTS.

BIRDS AT HOME. VII 1t..o..l
Rock Warbler-rhe TmlorLird-Swalow pi 3eGLI
Ianceol,tc Honey. Eater African Viewers soclaoe
Weaver Bird- Lite Hermit - Baya sparrow - gay"
bill H-,n.-ins Bird Brazilian Wood Nymph MnI'e'
Sided IliI star Crested Cassque baltimore ofos
Fairy Nartr-Piei Grsllna-Oven Brd-Ihe Long Iaiei
.Goid6uch-Goden Orioles and Nest-Nest oil tho heeu
Werber-Waier Hen end Nest-feIy Topaz ara iiefil'
Edible swaow-lhe Nightngale-Ihe AibaIros-1he 'oo'
TIE RUINED HOT 81.
With an Illustration. - ,,,, =, 90, -,
HEROIC DEEDS OF HEROIC MEN-XI THE NAVY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA SOUNDS. u
LAMENTATIONS NJ Goldshorough-Ihe Sis OF thr
West of Charleston MISUNDERSTANDING hoTses00onia
bands IL tie Swanshorcs Of the Sound-MaP 81 hoahohs
Observation-Disclosures OF Roanoke lsand-Hsnd'to'ishd
Fight
THE PRINCE OF KUNG.
With Portrait.
FLDEBTHORPES IDEA
CONCERNING RESTAURANTS. $500
THE LAST MONTHS OF THE TAPPING WAR. $40
-QuinSan the East Gete-Genefal w ara
-(iereral BuIgeviLe-Q un.Ssn; the Principal Street
ARhiADALE. BY NILKiE COLLINS
BOOK THE Fourth.
CHAPTER XIV The Wedding pay.
ILLusTRAIIoS-The Ind Of the Eopemens
CONCERNING "ROUND DANCES"
A DANGEROUS WOMAN
A VOICE FROM NEW.JERSEY. -
TIRE LAST YEARS OF SAM HOUSTON.
THE ETHICS OF ADULTERAIlON.
PHILIP.
DEATH AND SISYPHUS
DREAMREADlNG.
OLIVE WEST.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR. . ,
MONTHLY RECORD or CURRENT EVENTS
EDITORS DRAWER
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WI Washington aud Branch Railroad ave-for SALE. ecu
tra situation north Of has switch along the whole
place and is wood machine by water power the
Mil Greek flows by. Call at the place.
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Hlaebinern.

hight SETS of 32-nch new COTTON
II CARDS Dsnforth. Cook Co. bu.dsEs for SALE By
J b. FULLER, No. Deyst
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EARM fox sALE-Of 100 acres, to close an

DARN fox SALE-Of 80 acres, to close an
estate pleasantly SID BEAUTIFULLY situated 10 Westehes'
County two miles fom ChhpaquA depot. the Harlem
Railroad I've FROM Sing Sing two Gom tIoon Lake. Com
Portable house. ~ falling son spring water run
IN IL fountain IA front yard coed barn cedar shng
lTp roof 3Jti0 G feet posts. beside basement with I'll stalls
FOR hores and and for 100 barrels sppe' water
IN basement End yad good caragehouse ard Tinhry two
apple orchards several Kinds pear and peach irees kc II
sod before will be PIT up a. auction on the 2ih OF III.
month II o'clock the premises. and sold 10 The highest
bidder For further particulars inquire Of a. T. UNDER
HILL No 10 Wa!ren,si. w UNDtRHlLL. ionksfs or on
the prenises &c. UNDERIIlLL EIecurI.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By Gentle
" m,n aud wife Adde'S with fall particulars. price, &C.
T. s. Tribune Office.
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N. j. - FARMS, Village
Il LOTS Villa SITES and HOUSES for SALE. Apply
to r. DEAN, DOW SON. No. 10 Waist tnear depot
Plainfeld, ~ J.
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EOR SALE at Yonkers-Delightiul PLACE
j North Br,aiwsy. near churches, schools. and depo
Pfics s7,5o ApIy 70 SANGER. no = Lib,rsy at, New
lort
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. Broadway and Eighth
~ e.. Ncw-ioIk. on the EuFopennTlsn.
Rooms n suies. sinsy. at moderate rates.
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nlisrellIncous.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-Agood as
soument for the Country Trade including Rowland.
Shoyels aud Spades tnams Hose Nails, Burdens Horse
Shoes fields Tacks Patent Toe Ciks ore asps &C.. for
sale by JOHN !. BROWER Il son, No265 Greenwchst
" y.
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METALS-Tin Plates and Sheet-lron of
INl every description, also Zinc Copper, Wire Block
Tin Solder &C.. for SALE, by A. A. THOMSON Co.,
Nos 2l5 and 22l Water.,t.
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IGOR SALE-225 acres of LAND. situated in
Bari,sn valley ~ j.. the line Of the New jersey
Central Railroad u horr. ride from New Yors City; dwell
Ing house nearly new farm and tenant houses with necessary
ou, buildings A.. In good r,psif. Apply to
i64gi HOMER MORGAN No st.
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YNO LET-The STORE No. ,235 Broadway,
nesr Thirtiehst Also, the premis-s II feet inches
between Broadway and Si1thave. Apply to JOSIAH JEX,
No. ~ Beaverst.
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GUNNER Retreats.

UOVNTRY BOARD WANTED Tor two Ia
dle three 81 lid rn and two servants; two gentlemen
part Of the week Address SAMUEL Ii. BROWN, No %
Pine.st.. N. y.
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A DESIRABLE SUITE Of FURNISHED
N ROOMS 10 LET to gentlemen without board. Ia the
stella. house no. - West Twenty Gth 49, Madison
Park
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rINO RENTING HOUSE No. $40 West
Twenty thirds,.. from LIST May Apply to JOHN TAP
PEN Ro. l78 South. st., or No. 29J Lexington-ave.
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NOR sALE-pORTABLE ard STATION.

4 AIRY STEAM. ENGINES, to ZJthorse power, VITA
improved Circular and Gang saw Mills in store and ready TOT
Immediate shipment the lowest Iron and Nood'
Working Machinery Chucks Betting, and every deception
al Suupiles by J. b. FULLER. No. Deys-
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GUNNER RESIDENCE TO RENT-A fur
- nished Cottage. at Pitt.hed Mass, from May lat Ad-
dress q. G.. Box No. IS N. Y. L. o.
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HOUSES and ROOMS to LET-A furnished
i four-s,ory English bssement HOUSE, to private
family only part OF the taken in board Apply for
week at No. las West Twenty sIihst told number B9.
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Two LET-Two STABLES, of four Stallr
4 each, ON Thtethst between Broadway and SiIthaye
Also, large Stable No. 81 IVES. Thinyei,h ihst neal
Broadway. Apply to JOSIAH JEX, No ~ Benyerst.
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DOARD-Two Gentlemen may find pleasant
ID Room with Break, and Tea. ia ogfeeabe private
family. Location pleasant. 10 minutes walk from Ce.tTa
PARK every two inmates. House has modern IN prove
mrni. Best given and required Inquire at Music
Store No. 81 BToadwny
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OFFICES to RENT on Codar-st. neer Broad
~ way-One or two fine light Offices first floor, III
will be finished TO suit Apply TO
A. j. BLEECkER son Co, No. II Cedar-st.
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LIZ Three HYDROSTATIC

PRESSES msde by Hoe & Co. two OF 80 aud one Of
80 ps with beam Pump tor driving IN good order,
snd sutsb for printers. Apply TO or address THE NEW
, 1866-11-15
FRON NUSCATINE.

..uudny School Convention oil Htu*catshc
rouuty-Lnr2c Attendance.
Especial patch to tho Chicago Trihune-f
MuscAT1SE, Iowa, November II.
4 Suuday School County Convention has been
II seeEion In this city for tho past two days. II
Las been very lar.ly ate'drd, representatives Of
Sunday schools IN nj! PARTS Of the county a"c
present. Indeed, there has hseu reg liar snn-
day School time ever sluce last Sunday night.
when Key. J. II. Strong preached II rermon bear
ing upon the general SUBJECT, after which large
contribution was taken up for the cansc, as rcp7c-
4ented BY the Aucrican Sunday School C1ion.
Her. Chldlass. ot Cincinnati: Rev. "ats"n, of
Davenport, md o.hes eUsincnt d'vinea,
have addressed the Convention at
different tincs, whilst all own preachers and
Sunc..nteudchts hasc been actively engaged.
t;sest good has been accomplished. noticed
s,u}te nuznber Of co1orcd teachers and pupils
xresens on bsth days.
Musc1 Inc County Is ever enthusiastic In :ooa
works She gaye more men to the army ~htcf
conouered tue rebellion thin any county
in toHa. when every county did nohlE. Shit
:. now tsking the lead IN tho Sunday Sehoo
It l. violent charge Of subject but tho GROUND
%-(ty tunlhiue Of the Chic7co Times clea1
ID to the negro eu!rhge lend Of the circle
is taken hy the democracy here as knocking th'
last Rp1inier ont Of the bottom Of the Johnsot
party Us well as the Dcmocrntfc.
, 1866-11-15
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

commencement nf the state Frnyer Meeting
--Namcs of SOME Of the NlcF1y and fsattS In
Atsendaucc-Thc City Council lmbrog1io.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TEibune.1
SPRINGFIELD, November II.
The anticipated State Prayer meeting convened
this afternoon at two o'clock, IN the First PrcsbT-
1c,ian Church. Mr. r. r. Dillon. OF this city,
having been called to preside. stated the objects
for which It had been convened, as contained to
the published call for the same, AFTER which :he
exercises were continued for two honss On nc
prayerz, alternating With brfefexhor1attons. Three
services per day, Of two hours each, Will
ca during h e see be
and 1aity in attendance, from all parts OF the
sIs!s heF PeoFss EH1R nHRDfI T. wsEsa
ri. ]. .. Kerr, Farninston, H. !, q Maiu
md J. n. Lawrence, XtEgfn!s- H.; j. ]. Moore,
KS, md josa 9eoss, Gsiens j. T. Masi IeE
istol,; 4. a. Trimper. Dixon: conrad Kuhl-
Pesry; Pe j. q. Se.b!t and Joseph Warren, Masomh;;
SpIesher, MI. Morris, Ill.
Tie tain from The north brought down 4 large
number Of delegates, aud those nom nc otaes
points Of the compass are expected TO- bE1rs !afSc
sccessons 10 The multitude OF those who " 81 keep
holy week IN the capital u Illinois. Al the clet'
s. Of sp.9gacld except inc Epissopai Mete Pr r.
me1nbefxbip Of each evangelical congregation,
participating In the solemn and important exer-
etses ofpnJeE and p'affe-the lever that noses Inc
The emtrog]lo In our City coancs!, ,lwhleh has re-
1slai1op Il likely to be brought to crisis At nc
distant day James D. Brown, -, member o. ~ ~;
! body, hasio-day presented a petition to The Cir
viii of q:o trcrrunfo to tstue against J. o: Rames
alleging hat be Is Illegally acting a. an alderman
| In this clr, and ordering him 70 show ~ MA
morrow morning, when it Will doubtless b
argued. The h,stiry of The case is slseadI taaiI
Lar to yo.r readers. James G. ConklnG, 6eq:s = !
| much interest
, 1866-11-15
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE
TENNESSEE.
Annual Meeting Of tho 0Hccrs-0hiccin Of
thc AAsotintl0n-Comrnft Arpotptcd-
Letters from Prominent tscncrutS. &c.

Annual Meeting Of the 0Mccrs-1hicctH Of
the Association Committees Appointed
Letter" from Prominent Ecncra's' &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rribuuc.l
CINCINNATI, November II.
The Association Of the Army OF The Tennessee
met to-day in Mozart Hall, General Rawlfns was
President Of the meeting. and Colonel Dayton. Of
General Shtrman's stat, acted as Secretary;
session was held dnsfng the forenoon, at which
eaX .. H.ieeh M a Moth I. Carolina. I we,e Fad. ~
The astetroon session excited come discussion
o. Eopts tSsehns ihe 1f e 1he
suished members. pnclnding Generals Force, Bel
xn. Gfs A. liz or
This csepiuc, two thousand tickets were dis.
1ributed to Citizens. The bali was crowded, and
IL f epeees .sas M tnoush pl.ia d
forth de1feuing cheers from the delighted az.
dience. The speech touched not on politics: m t
Association subjects purely social and htstor; !,
| cal. II was moi mastery production IN point OF
literary woE,h bit ratses attT2etiys and s1m
| brillianee The speaker was frequently, Inter
ws 1Sa spp,ase %see uns and
II Thcf hSfr poeE. Gy I. Bueharan Read, was heauti-
ful. Itwa. very b!ief, hut In the few words en-
p'eci eiserss49r, MAI November 1.The society Of 1he
| Army Of ihe Tennessee was called to order By
| President KaWlins, when. aner prayer py rs
Nj. Mcca1,S, Col Dayton, the Secretary, Fesd Hie
feict, n {, April lith, 1905, and also uf II snbee
qucpt meeting, which were adopted.
The con- st1tntion declares the object Of the 80
| ciety 10 be to preserve those kindly ana co[ola
feelings that distinguished the officers Of tn
Army Of the Tennessee, and contributed % Asgel
frafctnal affection In acis o. hrothsrlS lore towaE
those Of the Society or their families VINO na@
in NJ ed q sympathy Or aid. r,
ANY officer Of the Army Of the Tennessee NJ n
has feIsed honotahly IS entitled TO mehoessaii
I orary members. The Society IL to hold an ANN!
1eunion. Every Officer Is expected 70 ne ptess. .
ut each reunion. or address letter to tne Sse1s
tayy comm unicatinc such facts abont himself
0 may be interesting TO the fraternity;
!; coloncls Peckhan,, Kim her and GaEnes we're q |,
! pointed committee to nominate officers Il
'ss eolopef fn'PPte Peeeha5 lie Eecrctssy
l. the number Of officers who wcrc members o. u
Society. thas far raeisered Today. N1s 9ne Iu 1's
auet vas two hundred and dfty, ali OF whom we
;. anxious TO cooperate with The Society and
st bad no doubt there were dye hundred who Won
d | become active members.
Generals Force. Wood and Giles A. s9na We
eppntea sommtt.fe to P.oPose seq MRies
u socjcty adjourned I'll hall past two p. m.
Mozart Hall is finely decorated for the oecasae
G, | Acrnes the ttapc If the motto, F'0F 10n. i
IN eornry arc the right" while stretching ttom
3. ceiling to the ;loof arc the names OF a.! rue
tes participated In By the ARMY OF tas Icaness =
oc | inc maty O. the old fcGlmcntai coloro ootoe
The hnsiucss Of the afternoon meeting Was e
IL cnec ualnly to reading leste1s Eom ou1eesS "
, 1866-11-15
FROM NEW YORK.

sailing Of he CRundann Confederation Com
MISREPRESENTATION ne TO the Where
nhouts al the Feuinn etcphen~-Precautions
A1aInsr D1+tlltery Fruuds-KowinE Mulch
Postpoued-Thc World md TIMES un the
Reconstruction Qnesttou.
NEW YoRK. November II The steamship Aus
tta1astan left today Tor Liverpool. Among her
passengers are The Canadian Commissioners.
ulalion AZ to The whereabouts of James Stephens.
c. o. I. Il. Some believe him to hare sailed for
Ireland. while others believe him to be still in this
Representatives Of the Independent order Of
Cool samAritaus and Daughters Of samaria, met
In ibis city this evening, to organize Grand
aSS d;soa d pt ,be t kshi " WorSy r Saona Grand
Lodge Of North America.
Ills stated by some of.be leading officers Of ihc
new Law IN relation TO disnlleriee, which went
into operation on the let Of september his failed
III @eb s + ~. n s oaor
be obialned at less than the cost, OF the
da!y imposed e. i, aa1 h, this biz. fac. fact
IL ose u eaae 1 ~ seens M ms @
provides Tint an inspector shall be placed In charge
ot each disi!iery, day and iSht aad tnas iosks o.
specto1s M have hcen appointed, bn, it i
believed that al the positions 9sas,1 wil es
designed for the distillercs have been received IN
this city by the rcsenne inspectors, and the re-
mander WI be here NEXT wses They a;e 10Y nov
| to The manufacture OF .shiskey.
The sluslc ecn,l.ro~ing y. malca between nllbes'
Ward; fconWal!, ana WiIilam Stevens, % ofrough q
have come of gcste1d3-, vas lllavotda3y post
poned on account Of T. ,onganess oi t&le water
~ tsss y yoas ss"f SoSta5e4 e. nj e.
%$sy q ,si;s asSst sn,f: Ell
| ii Il held III 3HEEt, and the FRfH1Et wa
, 1866-11-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Lnfe~t Election Resurus-Frunk Btoir Will
Probably Lose His seat-Inrder and Ar
rest.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbuue.l
ST. Louis. November H.
The County Clerk has rejected returns OF votes
ca-t aftcr sunset in The Seventh Ward, though
some able lawyers have given their opinion TINT
said vote is strictly legal. He viii forward The re
turn Of votes on emb CTS Of The Legislature TO tie
Secretary OF State in the same form In which it
was received. Probably the Scc1eta1y # State
viii decide asainst Frank Blair By reurniug the
name OF his opponent to tie Clerk Of the Assembly
AZ Il legally elected member.
The Radicals In Buchanan County Lave rejected
the towneltp vote fayo:ahe. to the Conservatives,
for the same reason adopted In Clinton. A r.mpus
Colonel if1 Fern. Chief Of Police. reeetvod tele-
grnm tkat Oh The day nt1eE the election at Nash
VILE, Illinois. naan named Hughes was attto-
ciously murdered. 4 reward Of <a00 was offered
for the apprehension Of The criminal. Yesterday
a man named Jacob Young was arrested on sus'
picion, and an examination Was made Of his
trunks. He was discharged no evidence appearing
against him.
The Captain Of the Eeokuk packet, Lucy Ber
tram. was arrested yesterday for landing paupel
woman at the city. 4 latter heInR thrown ou The
city for support, lhe city authorities invariably
s.. LocIs, November t4.-Goycruor Fletcher
has appointed The 29th instant Is Thanksgiving
day.
the Er<ntnq Ntrz Claims thst The Missouri Leg
fe1ature elect will Etaud follows: Senate. tweu
ty-sfx Radicals ana eight Conketratlvcst louse
ninety Radicals and forty-eiPht Conservatives.
, 1866-11-15

General Jen. e. DuvI* md General IIan-
sons Funernl-The llcutucky HoH Crop
Arrest Of the Nnslvislc Railway Robbers
Cotton Auction Sales-Crops In Tennessee
Personal.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuue.]
LOUISVILLE, November II.
Tic Courier hAvns charged that General Icll.
casEon Of The funeral of General Hanson has c1cl-
ted the following:
"HEAnQn's An'Y Dls'r Or kESTgeSr, T,gueedSr,}
gEst nps9at5 pssDateS Ssus1 e Y p WaP?s a. A.
ISM: Your communication directing me 10
report, for the information Of tho General Com
manding thc Department, A. to The 1, ruth
specials Of the Courier. that commit
u s* the remains Il tde iaie General a. Hsnsen
tary commarderof the District: aud these plans
received ms approval, and also that odr1cd the
use OF Government cavalry horses for The occa.
stale that no Isnch committee. called upon
me, and that was not consulted In nny manner.
shape OF form, by any one, In connection Win
ever, and did not o*er TO furnish Golernmen'
horses OF anything OF the kfnd ioE srch purposes
The hog crop Of kentucky tor 15o6 Is &c, f0'
hend, against 5S;, ,Sli last year.
Tie whole gang of Ro6hsts WHO p!unleEssd = q
ben arrested By the c'ti:ens Of Fsanklin, ~
There were seven ofthem. 1t l.. thought that TIL
| capture will result Ia future security to trave
| military guard at a. m. The citizens along tn
road arc acleru,incd to get lid Of ronbsr bands.
Abe cotton auction sales contfnDe to be SUCCESS
jeeiions ;e Flces esa rased ss HGae below New Tofl
General J.: P. 1ewis, Commissioner Of II