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sUMMNR. HsEsSClRTa.
rYsmE NRYV WATERING PLACE
GRAND IsLE HoTEI.

xhe new and essunrh passover steamer SAN NICOLAS
sY muster will leave tire head Or arveys ans oppos
asseN Asr1inE. Lensana avenue, EVaRY SATURDAY and
zl r. Sa'cos r = foE 9sand ale Hotel, Feft Ii v
zt afaasia ard intermediate sndinge md returning
A0H9AY ind tn egeninRs dellFhtfnl Erp through
saAsS An1 b1yE % she Yea Shore.
100 Y chs sea nhere, meals included ls!.8ss...sS5
1hs nse SOW rpsn ana ready for the reception
Viii Ae fenhAsiee hua conform YstriasA hntel
arg ne advantages q anfeAhlne, fine 1ahbg afe a1
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4<eat during sko hess o. the day ~ ~
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certify the foregoing copy Of the original
nutaUia acts
In faith whereof grant these pre- undaF signature
and seal q oc the city Of New Orleans, this thirteenth
lsguedi ROBERT j. KER, M.
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Naea arc eenased TOT medicinal psopeFties Invalids viii
teSe find tAs plAce peculiar advsniages as thss
So have Sea Magsa Baths, % we'll ~ tho best asnine
desliisirs 20 the oass
TEAMs-Wi " very mcdessefoF families engaging rooms
- tae ksAsoa 2. q, MARLBOROUGH.
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PERIODICALS.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAFEE.
4 THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.

The g asEAT s s5gyIEEsSRN P PAPER
THE RICHMOND Examiner.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
revived the 9Th Of December and has already attained
the public journals the South The people everywhere
spirit that dsnguishedit the past The EXAMINER
is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the wait exercised influence which probably
other single newspaper hd large country and
fayorte Of the army and accompanied everywhsre In
R an the un A m a1d
torals Of the Examiner indictments his soldiers In
daily entertainment and stimulation of the Richmond EN-
ainer n enc can 9ppTesats the history Of the recent war
able journal
THE EXAMINERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LET.
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Examiner has organized full corps of correspondents
and viii have regular letters from ali the important points Of
II the By fg05 SstnR ad s
Intelligent OF all the Washington coreSpondtns-the same
more sun under the signature Ion whose letters
and sss e1f sS ned nS RS In
viii write regularly for the Examiner and send letter from
| Washington every day.
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADVER
| Using MEDIUM
The Of merchants and business respec y
Gssa to the unsSnad Sdan'sg qn n ~ IN nn
for long time before its circulation greater than that
any ecaton edssty abon il that the Examiner is
equaled an advertising medium,
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS.
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers Ex
s ys9 70 6sa H{ bs o 70
endeRred to the South by many memories Of thepast
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
On 29o g so5,5s il F a o8ssa.s 50
Three months, IN advance II fifts' POI Avn
| PrDprietor and Editor of
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ROBE RI ). KER, NR.

The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgage, eerines
that he oIssHnE Act If Inenrpsaen has b en- this day
record in biz office IN sosiets No Faisns Toto 49,
ieiEHedl CHAS. Z, AkEEst Deputy ASee1dar
New Orleans. July l6th, ls66
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HE BOWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY,
IL October /, 1865.
This work, Of which have been Bdor and Proprietor for
TWENTY YEARS, which has had very heavy subscrp
ton and advertising list every Of the Union, is
established q secure and permanent basis
My purpose n the future to give 1t national chasncter
and devote all Of energies and TO the develop
OF the great material interests the UnonitB Com
Agriculture Manufactures Internal Improvements and
General Industry,
In addition 70 these important topics the work will embrace
discussions upon such great questions of legislation effect
the relations Of the States the permRnency Of the Union and
the honor and prosperity Of the country
especial will IL be devoted to the Fs-esahiBh
ment of SOUTHERN PROSPERITY and the building up Of
its Belds of industry and enterprise rendered necessary under
the new and altered condition Of things,
The restoration OF the South be eected upon he basis
proposed the President and field could be opened
Tor the investment Of capital invited thither from every
quarter Its abundant and fertile lands invite emigration,
which it will be prominent object to secure,
Regarding the issues Of the past as dead, about which
practical philosophy will dispute and those o the
as living and potential it Is the part Of the REVIEW to
accept in good faith the situation and deduee from II all that
be promotive Of the best interests the whole country
Otces Of the REVIEW will be located AZ New York Wash
ngon City Charleston, Nashville and New Orleans Ohce
RrOgfIyyHy / d. b. DFBOW
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OcRAN sFRAAas MOTsas-

Ths subscrnw respectfully informs The public that this
nep4tc1 Of Gpest5.
Ina accommodations which he 10 prepared 70 offer the
pble BY th6ss any Watering Plaza Hotel
On The coansEys and hls TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH
EYERY DBEdUAoY Of the place and season.
IN hsnsaass Feniy oeean Springs Hotel there
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HNHE lIsSlsSIPPI INBEx-CoLUMBus
hIsSPublished Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturday.
s. Il MORTHINaTnN Pnhlishar

ohce-92 Market street, up stairs
Price q subscripton$ per month, invariably In advance
Advertisements per squaEs for thh t and
10 cents per square for each insertion
ALI transient advertisements paid tor in advance
All communications Tor the individual interega
VI De charged for as advertisements also, obituary notices
Editorial notices OF advertisements will be inserted ct 70
rPnts nor ire Il r each insertion " =
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ctmARrE4s. =. /. 49,. ..,.,,.,,. CHATTER
OF
THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
For Disabled sosdiers.
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B. a. fsircbld il J. D. Roach
5 r. ~ Wilson. l5J. q. Ogleshy.
S"9n r @o aSaRe y koP w. ada Adam'
Charles ". swton. q Z Thaxton
10 W. H. Harmon. q f. A Yorse
i (. e. Bos s&ost e Edgar i sseeI
IS j. 8 copes. e. y
They shall continue in office until the second Monday
duly sested and euaHrd and the Directors elect in each
each u thereafter or in ths eSet Of failure to esss a. the
frat election On the arst Monday after due election.
a 76 ARTICLE SEVENTH.
sEcrIoE In all eecti the shall be by ballot and
" Gv OF f he s 't sn Of me
9 n sssGp taking gscs % he day the
& hs & SS isi psr.on
sSf s fai ssaai R4s
shall be allowed TO vote than hu ndred shares in
that Of his n At an election Tor Directors Of
t ARTICLE EIGHTH.
sEcnowl The officers of the Company shall consist Of
Presen vcePIesdent su other officers as the Board
Tbs Board q precsars shall have power to employ such
CLERKS and employees as are necessary 70 the Pnoss
SECTION The Board of Directors shall their Brs.
ne S SeT y ,bH ba sq
until their office elected and qualified Othes
the time and continue kewisc in gee nt their
successors are eected AUD qua lied.
| ARTICLE NINE.
SECTION The President tho Compsny shall sign M poll.
and preside meetings of the board he shall conduct
nd anae It's business generally under the supervision Of the
Beard Of Directors 10 case Of his absence the VeePreden
| ARTICLE TENTH
SECTION l. 1t be the duty of Precedent the
Beard of Directors within month prior the close Of
French ana English languages and Tor the Term at least
one month"; fun statement under OATH of the business OF the
l. ghe amount o premiums received during the year. spso
Tying what amount was received for hre maritime and sVe
NE amount Of Tossed incurred during the specifying
what OF lose have been incurred under each Ut the
| different kind OF policies
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DoETKY AND MISCELLANY.
THE DIES ARC CRESCENT,
Weekly Newspaper, Published in Des Arc
Ark, Every wednesday, Morning.

Ark, Every wedn esday Morning.
-
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
AdVGnc 81
FOR SIX months IN advance 90
No subscriptions received, unless paid in advance.
CLUB kArEs-Any person who sends club Of ten, for
or twelve months, will receive extra CRESCENT reg
ularly.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
square Of ines first insertion. 81 90
For each tddtIOnNl insertion rs
Liberal deductions yearly half yearly quarterly sdver
tissrs.
Obituary notices. other than the simple announcement oil
death, charged the usual advertising ratss
Notices published the local column, twenty esats pc
line.
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ELIMINATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted sises, at lowest market For sale by
]. e. HALsEY 4 CO.. AucuoNEERs,
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
IS ReekmRn street New Yark
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EUNsTON d sOOFIELD,
T4. MANUFACTURERS OF
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS, LANTERNS, FLAGS, FIR
CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs, Fro,
boy Street, near Broadway, New York
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PERIODICALS.
r5nmE sEME-wEERLY TIMES.
NATcHIToCaEs, LA.

, L. DupIErx, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

In the autumn of 1852, Secretary SEWARD wrote
to Governor ANDREW, touching coast defence:
TIVE President has directed me to invite your
consideration 70 the subject Of the importance Of
perfeeting the dsfsnses of the State over which
you preside, and to ask you 10 subrpit 1t to the
consideration Of the Legislature when 1t shall have
assembled. Such proceeding by the STATE would
require only 4 Temporary use Of means. The e1.
penditures ought to be made the subject Of con.
ference with the Federal Government Being thus
made with the concurrence Of the GoyorpGasnt, for
general defence Is every reason to believe that
Congress would sanction what the State would do.
and would provide for its reimbursement"
Under this advice, Governor ANDREW made the
recommendation ptOWptly, and the Legislature
voted half million Of IuOnsy, Rnd subsequently,
another million and after conference With the
authorities, Inc Iuding THE President. 8eoretary
Of thu Navy, and bureau officers, in arrangement
Of details, plan Of sIpenditurs vas adopted, and
s44O, 900 expended Tor heavy ordnance, Bhich was
accomplished without entering into competition
with the Genera Government in procuring such
supplies. They now ask rsimbqrSsusnt Of this
sum, in a memorial Of the Legislature presented
yesterday by Senator Sumner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
Major General C.nbx.

USIrsD STATES Cmcurr CouRr - Before Hon. Il.
II, DHreH Jndgs-J. p. Tweed va ID. r. Elan.
ders This is an action 10 recover lot Of private
cotton, consisting OF 372 bales alleged 10 be incl
Their captured or abandoned property under any act
Of Congress- nor BY virtue Of any military seisure
and In no part Of which the Government Of The
United states has any interest, but which the ds.
fendant unjustly vithbolds from the plaintiff"
A writ Of sequestrntion bad been Issued com
handing the United States Marshal TO take the
property into his possession, and hold the same
subject to the order Of the court.
The defendant, II seems, in order TO prevent the
execution Of the writ, had induced Mai Gen.
Osnby to interfere, and hold the cotton against
the mandate Of the United States court by bayones
he, Gen Candy, claiming the right 70 d.oId. n 10
whether the court had Jurisdiction.
The point before the court to-day came up on A
rule taken against tho defendant and Mai. Gen.
Candy, TO show cause Why they should not be pun.
ished as for contempt, for obstructing process OF
the Circuit Court Of the United States.
The hearing was postponed at the instance Of the
respondents In the rule.
The Judge, in granting tho motion for post.
ponement, made some significant remarks, TO the
effect that II the Major General commanding the
Department exercised the power to decide the ques.
tons before the court, he should decline 70 Sit
while pich state Of things was tolerated; and that
" IL was claimed the court had not Jurisdiction the
proper method to assist that claim was not By un.
awful force TO obstruct the process Of limited
States tribunal, which against ALL both small
and great, but to interpose plea upon which the
court itsef would decide subject To review BY the
United States Supreme Court.
Sullivan. Billings, and Hughes for plaintiff; Du-
rant and Homer for defendant. General Candy In
person, represented also by Judge Advocate Ciin-
ton and United States District Attorney Goodies
~ o. Times, Aprii %.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
COMPUTATIONS.

The following appointments by THs PREsiDEsT
were confirmed yesterday:
Minister to William 7. CoggeshalI, Of
Ohio.
Minister to Msxioo-Lswis D. Campbell, Of Ohio.
Consuis- Parker Seammon, Of Ohio, At Prince
Edwards Island Darius b. Warner. Of Ohio, to be
consul at st. Johns N. b; L. p. Blodgett Of Yer.
mont, at st. John, Canada East.
United States Marshal- George D. Allen, for the
Southern District Of Florida.
United States Attorney-B. II. Bristow, for the
District of Kentucky; Henry 8. Fitch Of Savannah,
for District Of Georgia. George W. Hand. Of Yank-
ton, for District Of Daootah.
Indian Agsnt-Hsnry A. Webster, for Washing
ton Territory.
CollsstOr-william Grove. for the nth district Of
Indiana.
Receiver-James l.. Collins, for the land district
Of Santa Fe, New Mexico
Collector Of Customs-Thomas @. Foster, at 81.
Augustine, Florida.
George W. Palmer, Judge at Sierra Leone, under
treaty with Great Britain for suppression Of the
slave trnde.
rostmAstsrs - Ephraim Jackson. Providence,
Rhode Island; Robert =. Nortbeott, Clarksburg.
West Virginia.
MILITARY AND EAvAL.
Assistant Inspector Gsnsrai-Major Elisha IL.
Ludington, Colonel by brevet.
Army Paymnster-George p. Shire, at California;
Brsvet priv. Gen. William II. Morris, Major Gen.
eral by brsyet.
Navy Commandsr--comman William Rey.
nolds and Melancton B. Woolssy. both on the rs-
served list.
Lieutenant Marine cOrps-Hsrbsrt Conn, Of
Massachusetts.
To be Major Generals by Brsvet--Generals Lo-
reno Thomas, james W. Ripley, George D. Ram
sey.
James b. Fry. Provost Marshal General.
Richard Deiahsld, Chief Engineer
Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General.
Amos B. Easton, Commissary General Of Sub
sistence.
Charles Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster Gen.
eral.
Edmund schriver Inspector General
joseph X. Barnes, Surgeon General.
Alex d. Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance
Alex Y. shiras, Assistant Commissary General.
Edw. d. Townsend and william Hoffman, As
sistant Adjutant Generals.
BENZ W. Briee, Paymaster General
James A. Hardie, William 8. Kstohuu and Geo.
". Cullom, Inspector Generals.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
COLORADO-HER RECORD.

We ask the candid attention Of our read
ers to the brief record Of Colorado upon our
outside TODAY. IL is accompanied nv Tuv
pprs,nrSr,s messaga subm;tti,o ,bo v,LoIa
,,,,a..;o a. Coa-Io., I &c ~
m, .no ''ii "hion
o PaSseu oh ihurSuay last auihittihg Coiorado
as State into the Union. By examination
OF the preamble to the bill, and comparison
of it with The PRESIDENTS message, referred
to, there will be found an extraordinary want
Of truth in the language of the former
Among other things, the preamble says:
, And whereas ss Il appears, bys message of the
1865 that III. said psop. have sdoptsd eon:tit no.
tion which upon due examination Is found 10 con-
J9rm % the provisions and comply ruth ne eo"d''
Now nv reference TO Tuy Pprsrnry,,s mca.
SAGE II will he obseyved that he said M sncb
thin. =. I. o,t.;h,,,od a. liz, q. .Lo n.ao,oIIa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
THE DEPARTMENTS
Post once Department..

Post Once Department.
The Postmaster General yesterday ordered con.
tracts for the following important service:
Utah-0n new route No. 1920, Utah, Virgins
City BY Boulder Valley and Helena TO He'll Gate
1so miles and back, three times; contract with
Andrew J. Oliver, Of the hrst-nsmed place.
Florida-Route No. 6426, Key West TO Miami
lBiscayne y contract Is ordered with Frederick
Filler, OF Key West, TO convey mails hereon lis
miles and back, once a month, until June 80 1867.
This service Ia Of great Importance to the people Of
South Florida from present Appearances that por.
ton Of Florida will develop with surprising ra.
pidity.
Mississippi-Routs To27, coiIsevills TO PttsborO';
contract IL ordered with Daniel @. Delaney OF
Pittsboro', for service this route three times
week, till June 80, 1857.
Alabama-Route 6709, Jasper 10 Eldridge.
Route 670S, Jasper 70 Blountsville.
Route 667s, Somerville to Elyton.
Contracts for these routes are ordered with Je.
rome ]. Kinds, Of Decatur, Alabama, to continue
tili June 80, 1867.
Reopen the following;
Virginia = Barboursville, New Kent county,
Thomas J. Turner. postmaster.
Waverlie, Rockingham county, John B. Amiss
Rs-s.t.bli,h CORVALLIS, Richie county, and
appoint John Noughton postmaster.
Appointments-James Il. Moore, postmaster,
New Intervention, Lunenburg county, viee Mrs. L.
n
Robert R BiiI, postmaster, Meadow Dale, High
land county, vice Charles slaven, declined.
4. @. Wooldridgo postmaster, Gsnito, Powhatan
county, vice J. A. Gates who cannot take the oath
West virginis-Establish the following pos,
ofhoss, and make appointments:
clsysyills, Mineral county-Daniei HENDERSON,
postmaster.
Grant G. H., Grant oounty-Arnold Sober, post.
master.
ssymouruills, Grant oOun,y-M.rtin L. Rhine.
wiiliamsport, Grant sounty-E. @. TrObridgs,
postmaster.
Greenland, Grant county-JOhn Mitchell, post.
master.
Locust Grove, Grant county-Mr,. Martha Bulb,
Rs-estabiish Ripley Landing, Jackson county,
West Virgins, and appoint Hiram Douglas post
master.
Delaware. Appointmsuts-Jsmes H. Hobson,
kentou, Kent county, vice John H.
Wilds, resigned.
John n. johnson, postmaster, Haslettvills, Kent
county, vice Matthew Coz, removed.
Pennsylvania 0fhces-Rs. establish Bartonsyille
Monroe county, and appoint Rufus Koistlsr post.
master.
Discontinue Ea.. Penn, Carbon county. Papers
should now go to Leighton.
Pencader LuEerne county. Papers should now
be sent 10 HsrVeysyille.
Change name and site Of shavsville, clearaeId
county, to West Goshen, and appoint John Sauky
postmaster, In place Of II. II. Morrow, Suspended.
Appointments-H. Z. Shrimp, postmaster, Muddy
Creek. Lancaster county, vice John Brnghurst, re.
signed.
John Kspperiing, postmaster, Eedsvine, Lancas-
ter county, vice Kate @. Minnich, resigned.
Miss klisabsth Gordon. postmistrsss, shickshin-
n.y. LuIsrns county, vice Henry NJ Gordon, re-
George W. Dac.y, postmaster, PhiIlipsburg Cen.
ire county, vice John II. Wagner, removed TO ap-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

SrRAwBERRIEs are selling for one dollar
per quart 10 Norfolk.
A SHOEMAKER complains that he lost hi,
all by the failure Of the Msrohsnts National Bank
yesterday.
FIVE white men were whipped for larceny
In North Carolina 4 few days ago, BY order q
court.
GEoRaE G. Bowers, formerly war cores
pondent Of Philadelphia papers, died in that city
yesterday, Of heart disease.
PRoBsr the Philadelphia butcher, has told
the chief Of police where to look for an umbrella he
stole from the Dsering house. EH
A CORRESPONDENT in Havana writes that II
he wanted to describe the island of Cuba In sin.
gle line, he should call II The land Of the aea and
the home Of the slave"
ADvIcEs from Honolulu state that the
steamer kilsna, which was supposed to be hope.
lossly wrecked, has arrived comparatively un.
harmed.
PROFESSOR MAITLAND, the antispiritualst,
arch-illusonist, and basilieonth aumaturgist With
Miss Jane y. Dillon, prsstidi gitatorssss, arc On.
gagged in the show business down South.
The publication of the Wilmington Herald
is to be resumed on the 14th instant By Tboma,
W. Cooke, ESQ.,, the former editor Of the paper
Mr., Cooke Is an able joornalist and staunch
friend of tho Administration.
ELIZABETH IHoRS and Jacob w. Balsb
have commenced suit at San Francisco against Ash
g. Mercer, Of the steamer Continental, 10 recover
damage' amounting to 50, $780, for loss Of baggage,
detention. and fraud
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
A CONVENTION or STATES.

The proposition advanced in the RgPuB-
LOAN on Monday last, for permanent settle.
ment Of the many diilicult issues arising out of
the hereditary controversies of this country,
which have become still more complicated by
the late war, has been carefully canvassed
by many Of the leading men of the nation
who have received it with respect-some Of
them entertaining for it hearty approval
We have no doubt that it will continue to
grow in favor, until convection will be re-
sorted to as the only method of possible
peace and attainable adjustment of our
troubles
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
THE AMERICAN CONsOLs.

The bill introduced DAY or Two since by
Mr.. SHERsAS, providing for the consolida
ton and funding OF all the national debt into q
long per cent loan, meets with a very
general expression OF approval from the
leading journals Of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, the chief financial centres oil
the country. The opinion has been uni
versal among all classes Of our citizens for
some time past, that such measure would
be finally resorted to, being imperatively de-
manded, not only by the interests OF the
government and the taxpayers, but by the
general business interests oil the country
The only question has been as to the time
when such q funding process could be most
easily erected. we believe that the time has
now arrived and that at no period during
the next twenty years VIII there De FEWER
dimcuities IN the way oil the contamination
OF such PROJECT than there are now
Inc eAigencies OF the war the demand Tor
mr &c Voiuine OIL currency 10 noat the sue
cesSNe ioahs OF government ana iaclilta'e
tne vast operations mciuent 10 ihil'ary move
ments on so gigantic a SCALE have passed
away ana tne business oil the country Is rap
Iu'y returning 10 us ordinary cnanneis'
irces o, commooieies nave ,anen very ma
'erla,,y from lne point reacnes uurlng 'ne
wa, 'ne'eDy 'eems oViieSponuins ainou''
" .no"". I'M run einP,Oy 'nen' con
sequence, ,nere never nus peeh = Pe,iou In
'"o pos. "nen 'no 60 .es " nna"o1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

The correspondent of the Associated Press
sends the following Dispatch "Tho reason Why
Con Frank Blair was rejected by the Senate a.
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the district Of st.
Louis has not trAnsPirsd. Much surprise Is 81.
pressed ~ the result, and among others by Lieut..
Gen. Grant, who sayS that to him the country Is
indebted more than to any other man that Mis-.
souri, was prevented from seeding. h spoke with
sarnsstnsss Of the important military services Of
General, then Colonel, Blair At that time. and has
since rendered the country.