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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

yNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN SITUATION As
w salesman timekeeper, 10 take charge OF set Of
books employed sale and book oeTer by =
firm about retiring from business Can give good reference,
and security also II wanted Address Ed boz 2OJ Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

JNIFTBEN DOLLARS PR WEEK PAID EHLEGEriC
Il businrHs men; other good openings a. ARMY Al
Business Agency Sla Canal st lmaeale employment
boys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

XIANTED-A BOY AGED BETWEEN u AND 10 TO
w go crrauda aud make Ltinscn generally useful. he
rrsd- with his parents. Apply Ia The drug store
Of broadway and 2alh ht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

llyANrED-A PEW MEN WHO wRiTg VERY rLAfs
w ~ 70 assist IN tho pnpTation Of Mtaon's lnsines'
Directory Address Ia writing OF the spTlifan Win ruier
cuccs u Hhlock, % Greene At Applications IN persot
will not be attended ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

A yotNG GERMAN FLONtsT VINO UsDEHsrAsDi
n ~ cnt atom % flaIt aud grapes. wants stpioy
mint reference cau b. gwen ~ liza bai~eeD 600
and s1th sts s~ss,nd nOgr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

NIASTFD--A ROY, IN FANCY GOODS not Sc. T6
w DO oGce work must reside with his parents and b
willing 10 work Address II. a. u. W. box 6,il Post olce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

A NICE, RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES
IA situation as chambermaid and waitress Can be seen
at rs East I'D St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

yVASTEp-NEN Win 900 TO 500 cAHn CArIrAi.
w ln good business, vel established Apply 20 hihD
MAN A Nlll1NEH, AZ broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

yIANTTD-a YOuNG MAS AZ WAITER fSouiWl
w Swe-ny's Horl ~ Chatham and Duane si'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

CRFAT INDICTMENT WANTED ~ YuUNG MIX
VI with So can make $40 day; something fO~ Fe-
mans. only this week by Charles Worms Coz No D
college ri4oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

EIyE MEN wANrED-TO ACT As AGENTS FOR An
s. from ~ - T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
CoAcnmEN AND GAnDE,Ens.

YOUSu Man WANTS SITUATION A. COATn
n steady aud sober has otlofu1u Ia thr "fli
icy Cal Al No ~csi iltb a. Ia The cAn~ntofs sbop "a
~ day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
HELP wAxrED-naLrS.

nENlSlkN Two YouNG MIN CAN LEARN THE
- profession r-'tH witn an experienced dentist Re
dAFrmrN H' iNr education AIrFe 20 years OF me- and
SOY 10 nN lHrhs. lfct iur-r months Applicants WI
oiAce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

GOO i WILL PAY TWENTY DOLLARS TO ANY
NV. securing appointments ns a-slatant book
keeper or accountant Address Il. g., Herald oace
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
idl oIs a1onIia .austrnae.. MeinIihfeit

lid als Nloeli9 ,apstraae. Nsinliateit
lbeim Meltert Sariin lgser, unb Sermon
oeln oes Na6nts in 8utter follten
Saupt9efi@ tspuatte fir ieSen Butters
crseuger fetiiS bo EN- Wf6naet an Qlltf :
llerffeitfeit in tisfen 8,ultten hds gr<
3ellenib Der 8ltterdnifalt bur@aus ntAt
miinfhenspertb in. Den 9luaen Gerer
'efl9einefl IaBt, tpeIGs i'm Stnnbs fiho,
einet1 nnterf9ieo 3h3ifdtn etneln allten5
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III elm aroBer Shell Der i'm Nfarfte ers
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Mni6nei6ett sifier ButteflfcIe biefeIbe,
groBe SnIstbranef, bergieBei al iehstis
Elm gepets, baB Seipidt u,lb 8isht Be-
i6affenbeit uno @ite Die erffe 2tbfht
NIT Dem sttaafer astpefsn fitDs lin
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n0tbig, 0as .Sorn su serIt6ren Anb ibr
oas Settausieben 81 gebeR, NEEDLES mon,
bislpeilet on eirieni no9lafita beraeiteu< :;
ten 9lrtifeI bemerft. Die Gusibun9
elmer 9eipifen uffbeilstrdft in 8erbin~
Dfnng milf eineu. 8anf9e, 6aufcrn Sc,
re9tigfeit du eripeilen, giebt benz But !
ternIa4er @elfgenbeit, einet 9lrtifef
bertultelen, toel6er. lebe Yriiftitlg bon
folden Berionen ausbalten fam, ipeI1ei
init &u6fdt auf biefen ipiatigen EnfeI !
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Sabres3eit 1T eiinitis fur bic Serfenune
bon einem ebenio 9uten @rtitel, aIs .iur
eeliefert iuerbelt fam nno Sicieiligen,
ipel9e DieieR 3pef nidt erreinen, iin6
entlpeoer nll,uiiIeno in, ibrent ge(6dfte
O6er sIei6etlitis gegea fsiae @siuItqte. ;,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
iIa ssgg Alal
.6pIatperf GtablifIemenf.

Il pie ntersst9neten bdben tbre neite gBstfftdit I'll
BrerGtton, norm 6fniterrahmen, EbiirfR, DItnbs
anss uito nloenoig, WlouIsings, Gcriilces Brodets
@aihbrettef lnD @ef&bs, Ibifrs inb TenfteTrabnfsn
Safh, aamiHe, 9retter aler art, Tukbp6enpIanfe,t.
Yaneete uHe ale Nrt SDlgoerf 81 1ditttA gebBria ans
aefrtgt weroen Bir iiHb ebenfn4S rprbvTeitet "a
@6MteN theiImeiie oher ganJ 81 e0ntrobiren at hds
ben feline AaSgGben gef4eHt aRdf9 Inere aiFailIcai
nHe aifaniteAen une hcfen eur9 gfiuttIidfeit nns
fAHelle Seciennne bic 3iinbi9aft Sss b eMtf1en
pHbltfHms 90 psreiegsn nise Es sFBaltfns q fsfg5
Diners Don nab Has fern perbenppmpt aAseeflbr1
Ireroen.
uniere Meffpatt IN III attaftteEbdrer SsfttnSrts
nit ben locomotive Stops bet glaibptae nnb Ebatta,
nopGd Gijenbabn, nabe Der Setpdnee Goal garb an
Gsbnrftrabe, QcfbUine, Tenneifee.
xHtbipi te ansgE uI&sr,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
@ertbpDIIem @effbensen
8aufeuen
Sab=Oeafbpiae,
9icnitag, 6ea 20. NDD

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bic 70 feb pertbUOue sesSens nit 6K 6ns GnlHb an
Summer II. DtuI6err7 Sirabe RON Or. Charles 8.
2Bfnftun beupbnt, perfanfen.
GbeufaIfs :-8ier Sauteaen, iebe NIT 40 Tu6 5rort
an Snmmer Stass, an bic obige grensenS, admH9
30. 2. 8, 4 uab IN Ser Sabbiuiiicn non Dr. Gunner
Street Cot ae tieie aots Iamfen 40 Sus suriidbis
afstae is 5nb brsits aaep. hifs
GbeuiO: : 8wei Cots an Sigh Str, Inter Der obi:
gen gel gen, bic cine nit As 5as Sron unb bic anbere
IS Sub nit 2iO 5us an cine 10 5us rueite aHeB Iaus
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tue9es ais 6fsers Einrtier fir Sas 6. Ser. Stua<
ten 3Snfanterie 9esiment bsuust Iptrb. s'@4r
IL Gbenfaas: Cots 80. a. 5, 20. o. %, "a nnb IS IN
Sem @rnnbftiide pom eamp6ea aaS 5rau an eiS Sigb
nab gine Str.. "a su..s ,t,r
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feb, so 8us Srunt an Porterfrabe uno 1i0 6us bis
an bic alley 3uriidInufenb. s.sg
GbentaGs: -38 ader 2anb, etIpa 81 TeiIen bon esg
Stubt an Der 2afbpiue uub Chattanooga Giientabn,
rabe @Ieaelif Citation. 9iefss ia cine eey i9Safea
aa8eH fir cine ReiiOens in bieIsm Gonnt7 Der gohen
iitrei9 etpa Sas babe 2oab 1T bemalbet; Is 1T gut
beruGiiert unb in einer f65uen ga5barindit. ~ *s
8eb asanssn: aRs Obissn gertauie IUer6sn frei
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james anf Grebit pDn 8, u Is pnp "A Ronatea nit
3Hien Dom Berfaufstase ubgere6net. 9oten NIT slr
CT Seearitp merbeu perIaagt uno elm AaIeben surid
bebaItfa, nm Snblans 80 fi9erH. ssgsg t9fss3
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
8etbIebe,n sIcabensp.

aafsff nabe Ii3abetbtc 70 n, Rg. r
aisfes Sntthts IaassalS saasais bssess,tf, g9soe
len eztes SsmeF am ts, SUM NIT sroser ebre nnO
-, ~ s.' slfls 'e - ssess5,,9 j IS
am 1itel Wontag i'm Septenlber
er0ffnen. = -
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sStaiienif@e Naleret 500
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@uikurre ssssi51Ss00
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in Gti5db etbtopn BET Mnhinft Der Cars betm Shlus
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ptrst UNI iunee 9aRsn trno @spGd IN has Snifitt ~
bef0rbetn. 80 A 50. 80
riortn ron SetbIebem, Glis1betbtoun, Rp. - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
1000 Sab EXTRA SamiIien sMebE.

Z 1000 Tu6 ertrd TdfftiLicn s9RebL.i y
re 80 ood IN e,,rs spsti b i i 9r1E
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r,.si 200 Sad Frinid aio saiiss, EsfitY'sl 2s
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z u $50 Hiite, per,c5ieSshe 'sorten eeifs lio.H
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
Eel.ueSIee aebrerz0ereinl

.Ia9 ether semeinf6 aftIi9en geiprea5uas nit ben
8sorten uHb uieIen RitslieOern lpnrbe % fit bas
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Sbos %. Smtttest grdf.
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ct, Cecilia Afa6eallie,, t..
~. IA Wet. gSernprf,
zig nahe 8aibbiIEe. Senrl.

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sur weitere 5niqrmqtion Ipenhe man ftb an bic
4esltter Snpsriotitf; * - 60 - - -
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Roanfgttuon, std5e Rag5siHe, Seitn. !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-04
IN l,erm1teflDetl,

Der pebIbsFamnts @recerp store. HGs pen @uras
mer aslb JeerlcHs Strpts, An beilIbst ffd haieIkf
neEmet binia dkerfdffeu Iuerben taIyHg Gfsre ltpb
@pTTatb ganH fcfoH abgefrete Derben lpeatr, man
an @faNe cber bet ben 6erren &fr % IL st MGfe Il
Hef, NO. 36 9ab Rartet Gtraes bal6iea perjpri&t.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
AdNertiS

WANTED, Two copies of som" edition OF
.ESOPS FABLES printed, say, forty or nifty
wears ago. Any one who will bring or send
two such volumes, will receive their value ana
the heartfelt thanks Of two very respectable ola
gentlemen, who are Disguised with The mo-
dern and fraudulent editions of that lnNalua-
bic text book Cur own 4Esor was lost Ill the
great fire, and we have procured an illus
trated'' copy suited TO these tancitul times III
which the simple old ''morals' 10 the fables
have been eXpungrd i'll order to give place 10
what is called ".ipplictionS. And such
"a,ylicutiohs! They occupy at least TWO
thirds of the book A fable OF six lines has IT'S
applica ton of 4 page and a half such S'lltcd
discourses would drive poor old <f1"P mad
Is there not some book that these impertinent
bookwrights will spare? W" fear not Even
the Bible has not escaped. Everything lhat
involves censurc Of fraud and prohiSacy has
been invaded by sacrilegions hands, ana 50
toned and mystitied rs TO blunt the severity OIL
their reproof. Give us II plain, unaffected,
truthful old KsoP, and relieve us of the mass
of conceited balderdash with which they have
enyeloped our dear old friend Address = DIS
PATCH OFFICE" Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
MY THE PETROLEUM vAPoR COOKING

STOyE.-THE MOST USEFUL I'm hN ioN :,
THE AGE-Having been appointed Agents LOT ' u,
state, we respectfully ask the attention ol NV
public to this STOVE confident that 1t only heeus %
be seen to be appreciated. IT is simple In cohSruc,
ton, clearly, perfectly SAFE and easily inahastu
and kept In order. II is PERFECTLY ana hn ~,
FREE from DOOR, SMOKE, DUST, or ASHES mo "'",
is intense and uniform, and can De appi,'o " al
kinds of cooking the work being De''er ooi's 'n""
hv on ordinary cooking stove and at much less
expense. ,opr
Ir,syoy LAMP, but generates Gas from The iE-
rpotpry which it afterwards consumes,
We GUARANTEE every stove. ,,,,,,x,
We arc also agents for the UNION WAShiN"
MACHINE-universally admitted to be the pest III
n.a ALLISON & ADDISON,
, ~ -, No IL Fifteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

,,,,,,, Immediately after the war; ner crops
.-n..,s have been nearly double what they VIII
s % Instead. we have had carnival OF OIL, !"
Years 70 duration among the very iaborers VINO
were alone to produce those staples SO inVaiua.
HE to the Government and the people OF the
North.
tits of no good advantage to speak now
ever, OF this great mistake, save SO Tar Us II
NAV enlighten the rulers of the nation In their
present policy. We cannot impugn the WIS
dom of Providence. The same judicial oiiho'
ness which has increased the national emoar'
easements by the postponement OF WISE
measure, may still be permitted for ends ana
objects of which we are profoundly ignorant
II the North can stand 1t, the South can Inc
hand of desolation can achieve but little more
for our injury; and after our trials WE CIV"
na,iently abide the course OF events
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
mstTAMILY MEDICINE.

"GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE AcoRNS GROW
The worst diseases known to the human race spring
from causes So small as to almost defy dctccu"h'
~, volumes Of scientific lore that fill the tables
and shelves of the medical fraternity only 4" I"
provc and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while y"u may me
smallest pmple ON the skin is tell-tac and maj
GATOR of disease 1t may fade and die away from
the surface Of the body but it will reach the VItS'
perhars at last, and death be the result ana hh"'
close, MAGGEIL's BILIOUS, DYSPEPTlC ana
Dr.ppuo,. PILLS cure where all others fail.
While for burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts ana "''
abrasions of the skin, MAGGElL'S SALNEiS hial-
ublc. Sold by J. MAGGEII, 10 Fulton street New
York, and all Druggists, at twenty-five cents per
, NH 26-d&wly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
Bankrupt Law.

congress is tinkering up n Bankrupt Law.
A wise and clearly defined Bankrupt Law IL"
very great advantage to commercial colhui"-
nity-a law that is properly guarded, ana tha'
makes the practice of fraud by oanKrupls
punishab BILE after the English fashion. Sueh
law should be national. The intercourse ne
tweep the States is so intimate that it is mani
festly the general interest that the same law
should prevail everywhere, and be generally
understood The practice of the Government
on the subject heretofore has been injurious.
II has passed Bankrupt Laws at long inter
ro,s and mon the occurrence of great none
tary reyulsions. The courts We're immcaiately
crowded with eases, and in the rush 10 get rla
of debt, there ensued Il degree of reckiessness
and confusion utterly ncompatible win JUS
tice, The amount of fraud that was perpe-
trated during those proceedings under the
Bankrupt Laws was immense. whether IN
tended for any length of time or not, so dis
rusted were the people with them, that they
were soon repealed
The country should not be dependent upon
Temporary measures to meet conditions grow
ing out of commercial troubles. The regular
laws ourht TO be sufficient for them. To or
panize a complicated system, to be employed
only Tor Il year, anu ~ po 'ii'it
before the officers having it in charge become
acquainted with its operations ana before itS
defects cal he corrected by experience, Is
only to iniiict injury upon the pubic interests
and impair the public morals
If Congress, then, passes the proper sort oil
law for permanent operation throughout the
Union, it will do some good But TO publlsha
sort of decree of general delivery from debt,
without proper scrutiny into acts ana pro
ceedings of debtors, and without proper penal
ties for fraud, would only be II piece OF folly
inilicting serious national injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
AUCTION sALEstTHrS DAY.
BY Regnault 4 Co, huctioneer,
Main street. between Eighth and Ninth.

BY Regnault 4 Co., AuctioneeT,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ,,,,,.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, AND MERCHANDISE
GENERALLY.
We will sell at auction on "WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
MARBLE-TOP and SOLID WALNUT CABINETS
and BUREAUS,
SOFAS,
ROCKING, PARLoR, and CHAM.
LOUNGES,
MAHOGANY and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
MAHOGANY, DINING. BREAKFAST, and CARD
- TABLES;
10 pieces BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
TIN SAFES,
MIRRORS,
SHOW CASES,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
PIRE-SETS,
ANDIRONS,
CHINA, CROCKERY, and GLASSWARE;
S SHPsRioR BLACK INK,
SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES,
suits ENGLISH REPS Green and Gold
WINDOW CURTAINS,
SILVER PLATED CASTORS Dinner and
Breakfast, .
SILVER-PLATED FORKS and SPOONS;
ILVER-PLATED GOBLETS and WATER
PITCHERS,
2IRON SETTLES, beautiful article, &c, &c
NH 81 REGNAULT Il CO., Auctioneefs, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
NOTICE TO COAL-PIT SINNERS

~ Proposals will be received until Pa 80,
the 2lst day OF April proXimo, for sinking TWO g..
cular shafts, ten in diameter on the Pfov
ginia-the Dip pit to be sunk to twelve feet be ,
the SECOND seam of coal the 6o,oa nil III IN ths mp
posed depth not TO exceed four hundred ire' Oror
the eurbfng the eurbins to be he 9" ~ 9r nj mined
ateIy, and steam engine soon As possible ~
operations to be conducted under the Torss
The contractor will be required Ia blna nm, -
TO sink and trim the pits vertical, iarhisn ntsmrh
tools lights powder &c, and his own blaG set" r..
and To brick in the place Of any soft meta ,,ny
supplies can be procured at cost from the IL
No hard metals are expectcd-only ai'erh""
ers Of slate and sandstone. .h,t ,s.
Miners who may not wish TO contract i2f a "a, hy Il.
work. may propose for the sinking e!thet "
bot 81 yard. ,rortblr-
The work will be measured and pad Tor non nav
twenty five per cent being retained from ed'Hf -
ment until the work shall be completed ,rs.r
Proposals should be addressed 70 ,.e
signed, Box 2cs post-ofiee Richmonna' ssTsoyg
Engineer and Superintendent Dover 00mPA"''
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

LITTLE AT HIS OLD TRIcKs.-Little, OF Ere
dericksburg, we mean. Hear him on " A Re
turned Darkey":
He ran away in the beginning OF the war,
hut he now wants TO resume his old business
in Fredericksburg. He says the trouble IN
Washington is ga Mr.. Johnson is BullWork
and Congress is me- ditatn', but amt dom
uothin'-;nd while Johnson is bullworkln
and Congress Il me -ditatin', the myers Is %"rrm
and so he come home. The niggers generally
is i'm favor of Congress that is, i'll favor OF
the aims. house feature of the Freedmen S Bu-
rPau bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28
By Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THREE VERY VALUABLE LOTS
/ ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, Rs'
TWEEN First AND ADAMS STREETS. FGp
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold at auction. ~
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th Of Marrb
1868, at half past o'clock, P. NJ, three besUfit'
LOTS located AS above, each fronting twenty. mn
feet, running back one hundred and sixty.seyor
feet to an alley.
Terms One-third cash, the balance at six
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest add
secured by trust deed. The taxes to be paid b.
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Cotton and the South.

The Northern press, in its discussion OF the
present embarrassments, cannot AVOID the
question of the restoration of peace and Union
as indispensable to the restoration OF health
and order to the national finances. The New
York HgraM declares the restoration of the
Southern States the most important problem
now TO be solved by the Government. 1t
asserts that upon the accomplishment of this
object hinges the question of the national
finances. 1t says:
"If the members of Congress can tell when
we shall export cotton and other products sur
ficient to pay our debts and our purchases
abroad, they can then fix the day when we
can resume specie payments, and all attempts
TO force it sooner than that will only bring
upon us disaster as punishment Tor our Jolly.
The restoration of the South, in order that
capital may be invested for the development
of that section, and 10 increase the supply of
the great staple, cotton, is therefore one OF
the most important steps towards resump-
tion Of specie payments"
This view of the subject is becoming very
strongly impressed upon the Northern COM
mercial communities, and would be irressti
BILE in Congress, but for the greed and ambi
ton of the sectional party there, which can
only hold on to power by traducing the South
and delaying the restoration Of the Union.
Under the lead of the eminent Destructive,
THAD. STEVENS, they are sacrificing the coun
try TO promote party and personal advantages.
Had the Government of the United States
proclaimed a general amnesty in May last, and
invited the Southern States TO assume their
places in the Congress. who can deny that the
condition of things now would have been in
fnitely better? The North would have pro-
fitted vastly more by this step than the South.
To very great extent the pressure and en-
barrassment which must inevitably have fol-
lowed the war, would have been avoided. Its
force would have been lessened Confidence
would have been stronger, credit better enter.
prise more active, and Improvement and in
dustry everywhere visible. At this time the
operations Of agriculture in all the Southern
States would have been upon much larger
scale and would have been conducted with
much more energy. Before the first pay day
OF the seren-htrtes arrived, January, 1857 the
South would have been In market with her
staples, to relieve the country and help the
Government, by keeping down the price Of
gold, and thus keeping up the National credit.
True, she will have her staples anyhow, but
II would be no extravaganza TO say that, had
the South been admitted 70 untrammelled and
equal association with the other States OF the