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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
DR. SANDERS
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"A Trial 1l eonvines - most lncredulous Of IL Il.
most mifaculous Power add eaAeacy IN removing
eve. impsrns ones beauty. and Instantly curing he
t0rlnsatae fains hon Conn and Toothache. Price
u cea)D Pea bottle.
Dr.. 0endef Three Minute salve viii be sent TO MI
parts Of the c0untry rscslpt Of the price, and 10
cenlB 70 prepay p0etage On tie Samc.
Prepared I'D sold 6y Dr.. y. EASTERLY & Co.,
No. u North rh stseet B. Louis, No. Fold At their
Branch Family Medicine Aoes, No. % Madison street
Chicago, ILL., For sale BY Druggists gcncsally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
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From Nv. J. NEvSy BROWN, D. D., editor Of
the Encyclopedia oqigious Knowledge and Chris.
tjan 0soniclc, PhiklphLa.
Xfh0 oh not dispd 70 favor or recommend Pat.
cnt Med zines In gcn9 through distrusi Of their in.
prHaeGt and efsectstc know of no sufficient rca
ssns WIZ man mayt testify to the benefits he he.
lieves himself to hayCciyed from any simple prep
aration, in the hope the may thus contribute to the
benefit OF others. tis the more readily in regard
10 Hoonand's Gcrmalfters, prepared to DR.. j. n
Jackson Of this city, luse was prcjudiced against
them ioE many yeaEsider the imprsnsl0n tl,et The
va @e16 N alcba1 mixfnle. l m lndobted r
this prejudice by PROF. tests and for encouragement
70 try item when suing nom great and long con
tinued tG1pily. Thei Of three bottles Il thcec Bit
tiers At the beginning 1c present year, was fo0wet
by evident relief and Drnson to degree Of bodily
and mental vigor whit had not hit for six month
before, and had almosepared Of fegaining. there
fore thanl God and intend for directing me to III
use q tAem. j. 1roS BEOwN. Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
"a u lDLEY.s
Salt Rheum and Tettel
OfmfpmAmt

Will cure Salt RhsnD, letter, Scald Head,
Prairie and Bas6sss' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuia, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, and all
Diseases end Eruptions On the Skin.
QUT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADl-
" cal Cure Of ezofnlQus and Skin Diseases ol
very kind we reconm1nd
N. GADDBuuinnD ~
Isaias and saasspaaEna,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

ErnRev. W. " rig iikp, faS'or OIL INC lztn
hist Churcn.
Philadelphia, December 2stb, 1868.
Mrs. Jones &Evans-Ccn,lemen II have
rccey been labsSng under the distressing eff
fectf indigcs.,f, accompanied by prostra-
ton the nervo(s system. Numerous reme-
diesere recomnknd by friends, and some Of
them sted, but " bout relief. Your Hoofiand's
Germ Biticrs IRE recommended by persons
who'd tried th.3 and whose favorable men
ton the Bitter induced me to try them.
musonfcss thu. had in aversion to Patent
Meducs, from + '.thousand and one" quack
"l3its.'' whose My aim seems to be to palm
offsetcncd and rugged liquor upon the COM
mum. in sly ", and the tendency ofwhich.
fea IA to make iany q con!irmed drunkarc.-
Upoicarning III yours was really medic,n.
al prarasion, ! ok il with happy effect. lta
actio not only u,n the ston ach, but upon the
nerves system, Is prompt and gratifying.
feel tit have ,tivcd great and permanent
benet from the VI of 4 fey bottles.
Vcry specially yours,
~ CEuREEI NJ o1t Stack am n an ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

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AND
oBsEe TIE roLLowSug svNPv0us, nAscLsr0
fS DNoRrErs or THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS
Cons'stion, Inward Piles. Fullness OF Blood
10 y head. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Foo6 uliness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eruttions. Sinking or fiuitering at pit Of
storm, swimming Of the head. hurried and
diiiist breathing. Fluttcring at the heart,
Chosg Or Sefccasing Sensations when in
lyinl'osture, Dimness OF Vision, Dots or webs
befc The Sight, Fever aud Dull Pain in the
hsa deficiency of perspiration SellOwnces OF
the IN and Ewes, Pain in the Side Back, Chest,
Liu, &C., Sudden Firshes OF heat, Burning in
the iesh, Constant lmaginiugs Of Evil, and
| gre Depression of Spirits.
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r. 10000
Il DISEASES RESULTING FkOM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
And Digestive Organs,
ARE CURED By HOOFLAND's
GERMAN BlTTERS I!
Thsec Bitters has performed more Cures =
~ % better satisfaction! Has more testimony
more respectable people 10 vouch for i'll
I'M any other article in the market. We defy
snlone 70 contradict this assertion. and
WILL PAY $1,000
Tony one that will produce certificate publsh
ed by us. that is not GENUINE
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n0QAMO'S GERMAN BlTTEnS,
will cure every case OF
Chro or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
. Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from disordcrcd Stomach.
REMEMBER
That litters is not Alcoholic, contains no
, Rur Whisky, and can't make Drunkards,
Is the lRsr Tonic IN TEE WORLp.
laend VINO says So.
,, Frome Rev. LEVI G. BECK, Pastor Of the
BAIT Church, Pcmberton, N. j., formerly
ofiNorth Baptist Church, Philadelahia, at
prat Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Ches-
teA
lie known Hollands German Btters ia
vers for number of years. | have used
|. thcp my own family, and have been 80 pleased
? witlcir effects, that was induced TO recon
meshem TO many others, md know that they
havperGtcd in strikingly beneficial manner.
Z tsgreat pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
!. ines fact, and calling the attention Of those
Md with the diseases for which they are rec
ousp dcd, to these Bittcrs, knowing from ex
. percc shat my recommend alton will be sus-
teit. do this more checrfully as uooland's
Bit il intended 10 bencf. the eiIlicted, and ID
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Lot corner or Perry and Finh strssta, e ~
| front on Railroad, and $50 feet front On, Perry
street, and is the best position IL tho city for =
elevator. -'H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
CITY PROPERTY!
ron SALE. au;!sgs

Lot corner Bsnly ~ I'm slresA ea1ase.
1 Lot corner Perry aaa ma etssst. elx1oo.
now occupied - eesl safd, hes good railroe4
or mills,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Il - ~ t11Est f7a9F , faeAz 1f.s y a. Z
- $3.50 sf44se IA .sgss Kz3 3He ~6u p
sssfaEn " bs3ss'ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

meuss ~ ne ooeosttvo judo0e0eo q
women ~ often mees 70 Is relied usoo
than TIE conGlueisAe which ~ rsach hv
an eAooeaeo preeoeo e reaapoine. :.
No nan thae be- - htsl1ieoat Vie.
or 10 accustomed = ~ oooieky q
educated weuea, wi1 dieputs III. fineo
without number yea must have knove
them 70 decide qussetaaD O ~ idslant. -
with unerring accuracy, Wt6cA you have
been pouring ovee &c korsa.. paSepe ~
no other result than = "a ycSfpeIf ~ ~
dcspss ~ ~ taaels1 49, Il di0s1l.
tiss." IL wos hardly esnsseue y alleee
that they ashisvu thsSo G1o ~ ~ 49,
oaing thaa sost q saeacity dat eppeosi<
mates 70 ~ nnsp tnolineD q ~ aniuoa
races; ~ ~ 49, ioosno b b somo
ground iee Il remark Of witty vrieer.
thee Vhen b men Aao tGllea aep By sesp.no
flight Of stairs, b Win b sefo 3 Md 4
woman Of the TOP. bal shsWm ~ Is able
to tell how she got up there. Hew - ~
there, howsvse, 10 u little moosne. II the
ctnc!usiea Ws0Aa h. rsoehsd b sosud.
that u IN thAt eesessne "a. And that thsy
are vsey ~ - y eound On Tie peoeeicsl
nateeso u domestic nd secular Ris. 10Th.
Ing bse Peejodiee q sslf.oooosie eoa -.
veat . lkun acknevledgibg. The ioobeence.
thayfeu = unasoi1Ahto, NJ ~ - ~
thidko e bsasAih his dieaity y taks sesas
eel With IN intelligene wiz, eaaa1e q 81
ewn li9Ae a1id bees1ye tAae I6ek sfiedameae
which ~ tooiely a1tPSho1oo q ~.
, 1866-03-16

General, and Colonel OF the ssth uIno.s. and 70,
rome time Provost MArkhal General Of the De
par tnent Of Ttx2s, has been appointed and con
h51ed "A Collector of Customs TOT The Dort O
Galveston, TcxHs. ~
The senate Military Committee ha.e tnt,c,ucsd
bill providing that the mileage Of officers Of H.
army shall hereafter be ten instead Of sir cent. ~,
m.s, shenthe transportation fund Is not furnished
The Secretary Of War this morning sent . com.
resolution Of mr. Roet, OF iiifnn;. n
which he tay1 thst no Illinois volunteers haTn heer
Kept In fery1ee m1eE their term Of eeryfcr hed ~.
rlred. BE further esya, in respect 10 the ats nj.
nois, concerning which there has been mnrh ~nna
plnn that IT Is veteran regiment, sbose fsrm NJ
terEiee does not expire until next Decsmber: hnt
tfat Gen. Sheridan reports that 1t w1ll soon be
sent home. 7e01 -
Among The items In the forttfcation bill. a, n,,aed
by the House to-day. arc the two foIlowip~. at
tfoit. Michigan. $4,000; for survey of Sot,bern
s9d Sorthweste1n lakes Including Lake Superior, =
The Ways and Means Committee har, fn,tter
agreed to recommend IN their am-adatorv ,ntarnai
revenue acts, an ADroeation Of The tax on sI.n"h.
tered animals. and also OF that On farm nrndnets
consumed By the producer.
Gen. Banks stated In his speech to-dsy On III,
Pans Exposition bill, that Illino1s alone had nae
application for more space in the butldinpa than
has been assigned to the whole United Slates.
, 1866-03-16

t~ The New York Eteafng Post has m ex
ce1lent article on the tendency of English
craftsmanship, in dealing with Ireland, Jamai
ca, and other parts Of Great Britain, to culmi,
nate In strife, violence and injustice. The
close Of the article Is, however, less unobjec,
tionable. 1t sums up with the remark:
But have our own etatesmen nothing to learn
~ from ali this1 Do We want Irclands, Jam1icas.
land CAnrdas within onf own d0mluons r.
Our answer Is that VIC have vast deal 10
learn from all this, and that we insist upon
education and equal political and social jus
lice to nil races and classes, 60 that We may
not breed 1relands and Jnmaicas within our
own dominions- With the establishment of
universal suffrage aud untversa, public school
education, and MI the other free labor emo.
bltng agencies of civilization, VIC Esueed not
apply to my part Of the nation the same
principles of high handed control which have
80 signa1ly failed elsesahere.''
Nthey have failed elsewhere they have not
fallcd here. since by "applyins high handed
principles OF eontrol'' to the rebellions States
We lave saved the Republic from destruction,
and the Aff1cnn race from perpetual enslavc.
mehl. But the necessity Of " such high hand
ed eontroF would never have occurred If VIC
had not winked at wrung and oppression in
America fos the last century, neither will fts
necessity, we trust, occur again, If our efforts
10 hnye the African race relieved frorn ,,ol;t.
icat disabilities, and traitorous States tent
ont Of the Union until they have become nen.
1en1 ana harmless, are crowned with success.
Otherwise We shall come to grief araiu. and
Inc Ese"s"q t'oss could, no doubt, do vast
E|N VS1f =
, 1866-03-16
TENDENCY OF FIR.
N6ANJSn

One OF the most extraordinary features of
Fenianism is Its anti-Popcry tendency, and
one OF the most curious cpistlcs of the are Is
the letter Of thanks oil the Queen Of the
Church Of England, addressed 10 the Pope of
Rome, for Ills accommodation Of her disal.
fccted subjects In ireland. The archbishop of
New York was Illuminating against the Fee
mans from the pulpit, when he was called
upon not to meddle with matters that do not
belong to his theological sphere. Another
med,llesome priest, Bishop Lynch, Of South
Carolina, hurls anathemas against the Feni-
ans. who receive them with sco1n and de-
rtson. Another priest of Rome, however,
eandidly admits to his New York congrcsa-
tion that he is personally in favor Of tho Irish
rebels, but that he Is bound to preach against
their movement in obedience to superior or
ders- The archbishop Of Dublin, md the
other Roman prtlates Of Ireland and England,
are matchmaking The Feuians In compliance
with The same Fapal decree. But all In vain.
The spell Of priestcraft Is broken, and If the
Fenian Increment does not result In anythlnp
else, It promises at least to give deadly blow
10 Popcry both In ireland mud America.
. Pho Mono, snubbed by Russia mud Prussia,
Is thus also snubbed BY his own religious con.
stltuency, and left at the mercy OF Napoleon,
who himself Is at the mercy Of popular
opinion, which Is steadily rising against the
one-man power In France. The Holy Father
made grave mistake In addressing Jefferson
Davis as Chief Of m independent nationality.
In the Inighticst upheaviugs Of this or aug
age, of great people against the oppressors
Of their liberties. he has unfortunately sided
wifi, he nnornssora and drNxD ,,pot, him ea1F
, 1866-03-16

I thnv3vn1
nss " ~ " snS Government to charge for The
49,. ~ ns - f9oltng stock, 1nnttye power and
stes aI1o~ed " ila a.t employees, tro-thirds OF tAa
vices md W.shhn,s etnsr s9sds Tor the same ser
poscs to repudiatc the he amendment now pro.
msaaIa ILL., Gntesea n nto and carried out. And the
cnrnorsnea @ seas a,ras niiroad Company Is The onT
emptttauou ppt alneo at, although eyrry lana
tIns han al1paa company h the United st.tsa
sba,han auauu ~ ~ soe same terms- Why. thsn
ont tn;a ,an, sne a DC just or not ,ineIe
h,s hceE iae nos aae nfst Tine that THU question:
fore that hodr Iast ~ eongress Twas b.
isfnrs ,hay l., Ass ~. aua oIu State Lesfs-
1ssoint,on 'e'a'on' passed the following
1890,
otu+ted M n,r 11r senslefs1n Consress he IT,
Be rsnue.ted. io n.e a1i hcnsnn lrou sas State
tNs propoeii,ou In tonrr,s ~ sans TO Defeat
, 1866-03-16

Wa thus misnsed at Mazze11es, belong TO the ssme
class Of Fsnsrtot Greeks who live IN high clovs,
with the Turks.
eaH fost i've suppose the eminent traveller.
philosopher md psychological his.onn Of ciyiLza'
tion) is The HesEticAs fpsfs correspondent. In Italy
and MS lestets q which the present number cor,
fa'os 'he tenta md ast 10 destined to occupy IN
l.n charactessttes based ~ iheY arc upon search.
Ing analysis Of ali salien popular manifestations,
and not merely upon The cu,so9 observation of i
storteeeing tourist.
The Denfsets Esd1eaosse, 4 publication Issued
every two months at London and Hamburg, edited
6y hari Blind and by other eminent ueu, repro.
duces IN It's number of January IS, Last, the com
nen's Of Gen. sise1 upon the structures to Which
be wae subjected by Gen. Grant, and character.zes
them as remarks which though prompted by per-
sonal feeling arc Jet aught wish-ihe highest his.
torieal interest.
, 1866-03-16
THE MICHIGAN S0UTHRur p.u
R0An

/ nVADs
This Is free country. Railroad. have
light to employ such locomotive engineers AZ
they choose. Locomotive engineers have 8
rlght 10 work Tor such railroads as they
caoose, Or Tor none at all If they prefer
"ofs1ng1nen have q right to form Unions Il
they choose, and other workingmen hare nm
equal right to refrain from ioinfn1 sncI,
cn'ons, anu TO refuse to be governed by their
publican liberty. - ~
NhiIe all these rights are carefully ruardci7
os law and cannot he gainsayed, railroads.
and engineers, and workingmcp's unions an
amenaple, Hike all other citizens and cor
pofations, to public opinion. We: have such
an organization In this country as IN Asso-
ciatea fress, Just as we have Associated En-
nee1s, and Associated Carpenters, and Asso.
c'aIea Stone Masons. All these associations
are amenable to public opinion-the one no
more and no less than the others,
1he meeting Of the several trsdes un1ons
held on Wednesday evening to deuounce the
michigan Southern RaiIroad for its refusal tn
employ ccEta1n engineers, and to deuouncc
certain other engineers for their willingness
10 De employed by the railroad, (for that |.
what 1t amounted toy, was manitestly mt
such meeting as Will command the sy,upn-
thies or gain the respect Of the public, Tor
the sinpe reason TINT It sought to
meddse with other peoples affairs. In the
entire series of resolutions passed. therc ,ro.
ocI one ldea thrown out which had COM
mon een'e basis, and that Is the one which
ea1ls 'of fec1s'at've action to secure compe-
nv +7F~fzx
, 1866-03-16
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDNEy.

tfrom the Charleston e. c. Conrie., t01
BUREAU RETCuEEa, FnKx,asuy. ASps
ABANDONED LANDS, 5our11 CAEcLIvA,
tuARLE3Tpx, 8. q ,.AMrb

| OrderNo. Is.
tFrom the Charleston t. C.} Ccn1iez, t0.1
BUREAU KETCoEEs, fnrr,MBS. AxDl
| AaANnesEp LANDS, sourn cAEcIIxA.
General Orders No. 2.
l. The former owners OF land upe7,. the Sca
islan ds, on the coast OF South Carolina. with
the exception OF Port Royal, st. Heleun, La
dies and Hilton Head Islands, and such other
Islands as may hare been sold by the United
states lax Commissioners for taxes, aud the
owners OF land on the main, embraced In Cen.
Sherman's Special Field Orders, No, is. viii
| DC petmltted 10 return and occupy their lands.
Or portion Of them, subject TO the terms aud
conditions hereinafter specified,
| H. No owner will be allowed tn nste mao
! Of any threats against the freed people or H..
| authorities Of the United Sta1es, to use INV
violence, or to say or do anything to disturb
tlS pence on said islands; but all disputes
VII ne referred to Major J. E. Cornelius,
vile, on Nadmalaw Island, Tor adjudication.
u. Grants Of land to the freed people in
compliance with Gen. Sherman's Special Field
Orders, No. Il, dated Jan. 1G, 1sG5, will be re-
Garded Us good and valid. But Major Cornc-
tH tius, acting snb-Asslstaht Commissioner for
me sea Islands, may set apart and consolidate
them contiguous to each other, on one poE-
lion OF the plantation, upon which rraut%
have been given, in such manner as TO riyc
the freed people part possessing average
A~hAAA+Y AAA QsAGE and At the
same time place no unnecessary obstachs in
The way of the owners occupying aud culti-
tion. VAC pAA"'Sa-
~. The former owners OF lands on the Sea-
Islands aud tho Main will be allowed to oc-
cnpJ and cultivate the same when not a.
signed to reed people, as described In th. pre-
ceding section, OF other portions OF their
estates that may be made vacant by The con-
scli1ation hereinbetore mentioned. Such
owners will be permitted to hire freed people
on terms satisfactory to both parties anu ap-
proved By this Bureau.
Y. The people now On tho Islands ana
main, not having grants Of land, will not be
forced to leave their present domic{ls nntiI
the owners Of the lands upon which, they. may
be located OF their representatives shall have
offered them opportunities of labor npnn
such terms and conditions as shall be sat1sG1c-
tory to this Bureau Should such freed peo-
pie refuse to accept the offers thus made. thew
VIII remove from such plantations, aud allow
the owners thereof the opportunity to hiro
others to cultivate the same.,
VI Nothirg in this order shall be construed
INTO formal restoration OF such lands.
By order of Brigadler General r. K. Scott
Commissioner.
e. ". SMITH.
assistant Adtatant General.
Official: e. ". SAITH,
Asst Adpt Gen.
, 1866-03-16

FL II Is reported from Copenhagen that
Mr. Seward Is negotiating with the Danish
Government for the eesslon Of the island of
ST. Thomas. Although the Kings administta.
lion causcd these rumors to be denied ott,
e1atly, they are yet believed to be substaptf.
a'cd oJ pending negotiations. These coloo-
les are Of comparatively little use to Den.
mark while. under American control, they
may beeomeimportant commercial and strate.
gfcal outposts. st. Thomas is within n
Scott distance from Porto Rico, and has
population OF about 1900. The principal
crops are cotton and sugar, and the island Is
visited by upward Of three thousand vessels
annually.
, 1866-03-16

Cartwright Is reported to hare said, .ssRcgsve
me ring at the dance In Syeamoretf and &C.
cepted It !" when the reverse Of this Is true,
TOR she slated positively that ahe did not ac.
cePtit Again, ''Arsthusa Elsey (Elzea( tes-
ehed 70 her acquaintance with Miss Cart
wig ht, (which Is true-"Hes knowledge OF
IN intimacy between her and defendant, u
which is not true. Why did not the writer
do her the Justice to state that she denied,
under oath, most positively, that she had
ever Sought an Introduction to Henry c. At
:, Please give the above q place In the TK1n-
rsE, and oblsge. Tours,
, 1866-03-16

political economy "that those countries arr
Inc richest where men are most active, and moi
those where nature has been the most bounti
=1nl" Let them leggislAtet 10 promote Industrial
activity, and not 10 hamper, hinder and
Aa1rass. '''s
, 1866-03-16

important Order to 0Mcers-Tho Rice
Flelds of GeorEia- Hcsi.ued Elm.
paoynaent ut Indian nScoues-.Appotn&ed
Collector or t;nlvehton, Texas-An-
sNvcr to Resolution of IuquIry-Tke
Pnrts Exposition, &c.
[Speelal Deapatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
WAsHtSa1osH March il.
Tue war Department has lssned an order proh{b.
ltihg ottcen Of The United States rc74ice from
giving Information 10 any person which can b.
Haae 'hc oasis 0! claim against the Government
LOT pay pensions, or other allowances except 1t be
given according to the regulations prescribed by
the Adjutant General or the proper officer Of IL,
Treasury or Pension Bureau. Information OF
sick md wounded oficers and men
may be speedily given to my ono,
20 al1aJ ihe curiosity OF friends.
The bare iact Of death may be communicated IN
FAtiset, but not datss or any circumstances which
would be required 10 be used In prosecuting claims,
The parties interested must satisfy the ACCOUNTING
otscers OF the treasns1 that they are the legal
claimants. ard then this office will pbtain aud give
10 those officers all the official evidence necessary
70 perfect The cla1m These rules arc to guard the
Eood as well Is lawful claimants agaiust ftaud..
a 11ier received here Today from Savannah states
thht ut 1iee eds on the GeorgIa coast are fast de-
generating into 'unproduclive ewa,nps. The me-
groes who formerly cultivated the plantations under
The stimulus Of the lash. now, that they are nee
resure to labor On them preterng the cotton plan
tatons In the uplands. While men cannot stand
the Mtasma Of the swamp, and II is be1teyed that
the rice cultivation U1l soon be abandoned.
l. y. reynolds, Of Ohio, for some time past
turee, Register Bureau, Treasury Department, has
sr:isned his position. &c was presented yesterday
br his iellow-eierks with a handsome token of
onck 70 his home In Ohio, to engage In ths ncWe-
psper business.
Gen Sherman has written letter, which Gen.
Grant mdortcs, recommending the e1nploFmeut of
Indians On the frontier and on the pr1it1es a.
mounted scouts. rclier.ng our cavalry tom ~
rassinE duty, which turolTes fa,ge expense when
theY nre employed.
L. Kent Of Alton. ILL.,, hts Breyet Bzsaalee