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Six Reasons Tor the "COnsOlidated Debt"
j. 1T reduces all the varied forms of the
present loan to a uniform basis, thus doing
away with all conIusion, and preventing the
continual renewing OF expiring bonds, and at
the same time saving the Government 2'3U
per cent. per annum on some 81 $1,0OO,OO0OOC,
and ore per cent. per annum on some
81 500 100000 more.
2 While thus saving the United States
interest money annually amounting to over
thirty-flye millions, no Justice Is done TO the
people, as the additional advantage of longer
term Of investment Compensates for the
decrease Of interest, and this decrease reacts
on themselves, and continually lessons the rate
of taxes.
g. 1t provides for the gradual extinction OF
the national debt by creating a sinking fund
out OF the money saved by the decrease in the
rate ot interest, and this fund, at compound
interest, by doubling itself in every twelve
years, will, Of its own accord, seem to grow
in size, and remove the whole burden in
th,rty-flve years.
4. 1t gives practical plan of dividing the
burden Of Indebtedness between the present
and future generations, and performs an
act ofiustce to the contemporaries of the war,
by relieving them of the additional burden
Of paying the debt after having fought out
and conquered in the conflict.
D. BY eXempting these newly issued bonds
rom all taxation another inducement is added
to the investing in the only form of stocks
fiom which = percentage in the dividend is
not demanded And while the nation thus dis
eliminates in favor OF itseli, yet it does no
injustice to any of its citizens, as the loan is
open to all, and those who give the capital to
the Government should certainly not be COM
PEELED to return to its creditors a portion of
the interest paid on the money it has bor-
rowed from them.
6. 1t renders the payment OF the national
debt a certainty with the coming generation,
and this prevents any fear OF the de-
cline below par which is found in English
Consols.
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may have extended their bloody work to
many of the smaller posts and settlements.
The number of troops in the Territory Is far
too small for the work they have to do; they
can neither protect the people nor themselves.
The mineral wealth Of Arizona is very great,
but it can never be developed until these muir
dering savages are subdued or exterminated.
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nS5 Excuse a little inConye-
Dience arising from the altera-
tions and Improvements going on
in our Store. 1t is more than
compensated for by the EXTRA
BARGAINS we give our Gus
TONERS, as we want to reduce
our stock to avoid It's removal out
of the wav OF thewOrkmen The
Finest Ready Made Clothing in
the city, and the largest assOrt-
ment TO select from.
Piece Goods to make to order.
WANAMAKER 81 BROWNE
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
SIXTH and MARKET Sts.'
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THE LONDON "ATHENAEUM.5
The highest literary authority, says o.
"LOVE'S CONFLICT,"

"Such novels as this are just the class which de-
sire to multiplied; because they deal with trials with
which society is only too well acquained ed and by deal
ing with them in practical manner show how they
to be et and how they to be overcome The very
simple secret of the interest that pervades LOVES
CONFLICT consists in very difficult achievement
the deineation OF men and women who really are men
and and do not pretend to be angels devils
Miss Maryatt has discovered the importance of this
secret on her first entry into the legion novests and
the amount ofsuccess she has at attained in
deavoing act upon her discovery, encourages to
hope that she will persevere in the same track"
This is the secret the great popularity Of
"WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN"
Both novels are sold for IS cents each, in
1t LORING'S RAILWAY LIBRARY.
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TIE ovssabsro KY k,.lbs aya u,.i thsgs se-
Ivfe~ IN ohio county Ia tLss stale Mr. Frssch, TIE
nother u Dsyd ssd ssnra rf.Dch -ho, ws eeitsv ..
The oldest person w ihe t0onds q ~ tss ~ Ma
tYeky. sse %. ous handstd aDf hivr~u YEAR 90
las March she The daughter - u@ AZ CT nhysly,
a. Jsnerson c0aBty ln I'M Fsste ~hsfe shs VA bora
Mr. Frsnehn Fsnessi health . no~ srceNs.f, bat sbs
exparsaoes mach noopyensn1e " iSos 80 ss g go
by the -elgbt a - rn.ny yrsrs rseting % her Her
rn~ntA fAcslties G.g snd sbs ssJs se f~frTt~ss
incidents thai occuffsd century b@<k f1ose ninGas
thsn cecarsDcea 500 irsssysft8
Isase Bsrch. formerly hanfss ~ CbiosUr bxs 400
10 Pafa marri~d fev wesss ssnos IN he frenrh
sapas - No. rpmnidirr 80 aggrrd fvorsl narfy IN
tie dlsor~a rut The f~p5 n Bercb sD1 The srsssy
NJ Borrb Tia latter ar msrres 20 80.
sno~B pbrNsas - p.<rs yer ~ toe rae
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NEW JERSEY urxLLI0RHCR.



DsfAnfurs % lHE PanADslrulA rnonss. Tho Pof-
severance Hose Company No o, OF Philadelphia took
their departure yesterday afternoon from rsyors Hotel
ior homo. They loudly cheersd they passed 10
The depot, tho band playing HAuld Lang Syne.n Mr. ~
~ Taylor Chief Eng neer ~ Liberty NJ. L. u Jersey
uity babe them farewell tho name Of the frarnsn 81
'hu city ard assnred them OF the faoling enter
,1ned Tor tholn by the department.. who viii sl~ayr
'ovs WIN pleasure on renewal Of their Wat.
Uoboken.
SUPPOSED 'Asv svicFnw About thrso o'clock ester.
day afternoon man about sorty-fye years Of ago
fonnd lying dead on tho old West Hoboken road near
feoe's Hotel single barreiIed pistol marked }. u.
10 y NJ "a nrmy grnspci In one hand sni had lately
been discharged He VA of a blight bald, with side
bhck ~hskerf wore black frock coat dart panss ana
Vesa ahu "eosn comforter On th. body found a
I-o'u sAih pouch eels0ta, raxor, powder, bils and
pe.nsnioh caps Hry ticket dated October ~. morn
ing The loit side OF ho acs fota tna mouth u no
eye was greatly III gurod from pistol shot aud tho
oye aaS completely blown Qua Coounr Aver, VII hold
40 Inquest to-day.
Hudson stis.
FoRnArcs a voLUsrsra Cosp,sy nv ugr,nxsicn
OF Governor Ward new rirs compaay has iust boon
mustered and will turned FOR Inspection n ,es
dgys Tho Governor has issued NM ior - William
Edgar gogsra captain OF Tho COMPANY aad Aaa not-
nd his Intention Of being prcsnni a. Tie napeotlon
Newark.
HoaY FOR Aaxp wosrS--A number or lAdtes Of
Newark have succeeded securing building, No 100
East Broad street with two adjoining lots which they
propose convert Into "Homs Tor Ecsroeia5s Aged
Women
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~ryrn'b RssiEsns.
~ fiiE KpIfoE o. Fnii nsH.L'.

!. -,
'~~' -
Ku0~ir. ~sN t1Ar indt psrlfaca ar rslis ~ flsi
yu are st-x u nh a fasaarte " yoc ds~an ". -
-, ,,,,.l,,.,.s !, carved A .,r.. even ,,ss. ,,.,
- directed ssAfns w. po5~ei As@ ~" h''ssy II
.'J"s :. 'o'a' Z ~ citizens . =" - '''''''
hAhb ieiNrs ha's - ite'tA"' - - at- - 49,
..ld lately concerning the contemplated trp ~ ~
s.y..,l, ,.s4.spf \ /. - n ~ p.1. aarsy ~.
,s.
coming 'uih1's'' ane n"h'f =. "'~hp r'"s"'"
have e0nmsd ihemf~Ye~ "a tsrtoa. A1so4ri- fs.s ~
s,ert a. o. 7, so o1D s.sh 10 for.ars ne rfl.r
80, .F..-. .......,,. ~. 80. ,.....- u.
~ t't''"' 'Isf'"'J "N 80 -
and yer ths sssafdsY ~ TIE shais t1aT lnus
~ f.,.as 70 ever, a. nkag nan ~ ne com NIFTY La
Il ,-. ~, -, -. -. -
10 ~ p.a @*si 80 'F''.s' i'&tn''' 's'f 'stff
seri lie so - - f'lahifers - hs iDfs4 nli~s 80
eresh~i ~. fsiq r.b@nlrs ftAnk a. ..asalrstsn 81
tss ~. o. a. .r,ir. s.stusara ~ ,ss gen s- 500
.fs. otAsy4..s
In Tie tsvi rise- -oais ~ could rts.rn t. yfsuoh
Itnuer.i Gsssd t.ilrs ~ srsessa II Ia . sf srsss
HAIL. m iHttsr Dr. -esr.a ssry I'M. :. sfHa.
hsayy esp-as~ n ending ysry psw sos " n aass -
Se.saa,ls Al snaisy shss - ,s rswsn,h r,,i.,s.t
n " Sssle f.sf. igff Tha retls = ~. o,B' ~
r.inrany % ny fara ale.asgh n ~ xnt 49, ~ -.
settfics ri sama ~ the nsatbsys ~ IA ns.tss.s
~ : .ol~ srs s.sr,s n ~ : ste~rs 4. ~. - =,
yopns snrn Sod exs~s n ma - vssy $780,
49, ,sgy oos.,isr fet oar w.sih, rtssns u 1899
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scMp af Hat comxxEsiastas.
Communications Rscetved-Award 81 Coz.
tracts for Cs"i-The Aanaai Parade q. Take
Place iu November, &C.


Tracts for Cs.I-The Annual Parade ts Take
Place In November, &C.
A meeting Of Tho Board or Fro Commissioners
held yesterday, Mr. Engs occupying ,no chair. There
we're also present NJ. brown snd M Able.
roulnanica,ioos fror, clspp Jonce, proposing 10
build an improved siesli nre engine; from The Fire
patrol Committee restiyc me q prcmscs No q
Ann ssrost: from Benedict Toursv, calling attention
70 their pasant combination hose; from y A. Bost~ick
enclosing cheek Tor $50 penalty tor storing -.
tolean 10 violation % the Law; from Rctard
provn. Addressed 70 William Bonhasn. III
DISCREET Engn,er, Metropolitan Fire Department.
erprss. M thsnks for The ruoc~.fnl costs N himself
and tho men inter bin 10 sabdaing IRE ~ fsctory
on ths night ~ Ue ist int from ~" Trustees ~ ~
Patrick Cathedral thanking me Department fur thsy
efforts 70 ssre ths church from destruction and fro
ipfolgco ihef nrs 0eApe, we're received ADD sppro.
p',, ,.y. rs' from %. casf krsr u. Inst rr "a.
month audLg Settsfnlff 80 there ffiy x rus
of Ara and fourteen fhiar Tbo total pqmi.Y 81
nr.s and sise alarms from gsnsafy ~ ocfotsf1 va.
III Tho Cfllef bnginesr Aao recommends that q new
truck h. brlH ~ Hook and a1d~r Company No ~
Patrick Tsxan, % Hook knf fsfflr Company No. o.
requested ~ have biz fs.nasa altered " resgssl0u
An initiation from Engine C0mrsny No. "a 70 a,i-rd
tds suulycrxsry ~ lg Drranf&t0n sacsptad HOOK
ana Ladder Company No 10 rsportsd tbs rsgnslon ~
Richard sc0t and the siectic1 81 william B.xkman All
u. Connafa a. m@ulbers of ne Company and grs
n. Jones' AMI q Affair, ~ tosmbs- A nauD~r ~
complaints wsw rsosvei aud referred 70 the proper
committee
Tha Tiranes COMMITTEES rsper~d N fsvor Of he psy.
men, n ssr6rv bnis ma coTnu,,es ~ sppoantu tut.
ARD ps~rrs pt.spts1 Fspovt blowing Ne tsgbss
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New ,am,s.aa., q, ,hs r,r-. n,isadr.
sHfN = UlsEIFIIs NO u
Hr,psrufus, l'rst a,eeios y. g. : >. y,

UIsIlEIIs NO
HE.nx AFr1es 1gnsf .'H.Clnf Y. q. - =. Y.
y0ns ors TO- 1850
10 pnrsl.nao ~ rpecial order M a2s ssoua cement
easunrsr as,d elal order No. ., 'ifgn b. lslaa
Hesdguari-rs Al. fwrft rlrfEncrf " q. * tfrby
fflnsafrsd " ihis hfa 4n. aud taa unnnTD me-
Command Of ihe bg.le Rsdquar egs oa.@bi. bel
n ~ Wall ar.oi. L1omAn4anN 81 rngialcni~ Ia IL =
h-vSde wi. report ia n.rson 70 tn- colonel '1ranI
ing regalpt - this order rms iartlls,~ ~ tbs
brigade ssn Sh report 10 tho 1,Infal I1nandns rsf.
s,nay ~ letter r@raspt VI tbB o.as. Al Vftftf
hereiufnre lssn.d vii rsEDap IN ioiee nfil u.h"rsHn
IaodfIed rountsranrdri Major john ~sni Dr. w.i
assume command " waiftb rsgInoUt raueh ,r
'biS order Nh. =. NAiiU.
Colonel 90 umandtg m i.1ds
j. ). ysS Nssr MAJOR and Acting hrsgts iaspss Toe
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ous 70 enter ~ prsa aoinss me absurd abuse undsR
tho cloak OF pAtroilhm ~ 10 large q SUN of money
when surrounded by 10 much real suffering.
much OF which is Tho conseQnsnos Of patriotic serva
In oar volunteer army. I hone ths members 81 no
seventh regiment themselves viii take thir u
hand and endoAyor 10 interest thoan patriotic and rener
Gus wealthy gentlemen who have subscribed 40 mo
falsely 10 = popular schsmc, IA somc x he caso. u
Ia ssly anon. tho sick aud crippled soldiers By whom
constantly surrounded The Interest 10 1850 ooa
-oaa hav much tread and meat sach asy.
q. A &. BARNETT
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S A NIT r ".

Cholera Ia New York mud the LAWYER Bay-~
Report oil the Deputy ltrrlsh On,ccr, &c.
No cases nor deaths from .hol.rs were officially
ported NJ tho Offices OF tho Health Board during The
twenty four hours ending u two H. rs yesterday af,ss
noon Late yesterday afternoon, however, gpplica oa
made burial peroit FOR patient that had died
Of cholera al No al James srcet The death had boon
sudden no medical Aid having boon extended 70 the
ceased several cases 81 cholera have occurred ~ tho
SINE house here oor, and ID Il probable tina, IN.
ners5cr ofa family mined German, sss cral
members Of which have already died from the
disease.
RKfpnrs IosFT MAJ.
Tho following ,esos wcrr received on hoard hs
hospai snip Falcon. the lower quarantine, from the
ste sniship Hcyetla, on Tue d,y and Wodneyl,y:--
nOePnAL sinr, oct. iJ J ssd
Tte following ne. casse from the Helsti4 wera re-
ceiyod Annie Power nred 20 years,
II Down ireland; hi SAITH ngot ~ vsun, III lamp
shire, England Ell.uhnth Wns, aged 10 years, ~ Not
tlahan Ergirra Tern Zones ngfd 20 ycars pr Mon
,nouthsise. England; christan nserm aacf ~ year,
3 pcnI1afG
The folo~iug died ,-uc.ober 10 Edmund Kennc.'y,
,rca H. N Tpparary; October 10, darv Benson sgcf
90 OF Sngo. Leah Jon.g aged 20 ~ Npnn utb shitv
John George, aged 10. - cornwall. Erg aud
s4nh gerlalr,nl 80 board, -
y ElasrLi, rsru'y Healih 0ro,r
HrsrfAs. Rs.it OF. H. 1904
-lno, reosst th,Ie has bern one death AMI oue
- er.eSs - tha hip asivasa were ,gar 1errul
f0 tHe Isl IaHa ttts 4, ening.
81 d. rtssE,I. Deputy Bosh orcsr
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cnrr Prssrt n raIaS Corn II tow sensng hes ~
sv,y cents per 5lsbe and viii be selling y tweny nvs
o. thirty cents lee than tgg month"; great ~ bc
he abundance. Fodder wii command dollar per hun-
srod and ~arcc NJ tna the GRIP generally hfolFb-
0ot Tho cuaLtFy wa the ground about the Tine ne
hsssy ial0n ssl In Es summer, hence totally ~.
stroyco However sFass and hay viii be abundant aud
VII make noGt stcsiien. suhNtituts The PORK crop
Val b. tlc nex % Interest the mnds ~ ~ pie nnd
No mast hoinf declared good The crop abundant
scg and hvlaiEy rhoui1 be plenty and cheap tbs la
30 winter ~ kssss1p lasfrg iYssas Aavsvt.sr. 81
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Of 1res discovered aud extinguishsd by individual
panies Of The department Tor The month 81 September
70 have been nineteon- report from the Commi,tee
supplies adopted awarding contracts Tor coal 10
r. Barnard Sons II ~ ~ per ton for stove and FUR
mace coal, and 50 "a for nut coal
Tho annual parade Of the Department. Wa liked 10
take pare November II
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The whole number Of isnitors required for the ycsr
1857 will be about hundred which IL one for each
school building; Their average salaries Will be $3.50
The item u incidental expense for ward schools
pay for the fuel current expenses Tor keeping the school
through the depository the Bosrd Of Education Tho
increase Of this item satibnabs 10 The enhanced
Of fuel required The item Of SEQ 900 Tor re
depository rs 70 purchase books, stationary, &C.,
&C, 20, ,,, .ns ne ~ ue pnp's 70 we schoas
contracts which awarded 10 the lowest responsible
bidders and are monty heid oy The principal school hook
tho appropriated for ls66 II ant increase
of pupils The cost pupil Tor books stationery. &c
for the yesr $3.50, tho actual Average will DO about
81 05; on the whole number Taught eishty.fvo cents
The Item for eoiorod schools "a increased 70 $4,000 In
anticipation ~ Improvements In some Of The school, build
nss aud sdt attendance Of purs Tho other tens
With the exception Of that FOR special purposes have
be-n changed materially from last year and some
trench much possible The rules regulating oxpen
ditnros government az tho schools &c are printed In
tho Manual and accessible 10 all who desire hs
fully Informed on The subject The item relative 70
special obects for the erection Of school buildings he
has beon materially nerc,sed but not 10 50 srcs.
tent demanded by tue desire for ~hooi build
ngs, aud " lie school fund would permit u Tie
milts' would feel jusidcd IN recommending q larger
FOR the purpose of erecting school budinwa
Tho necessary preliminary Ecasures have bcrp taken
10 erect school houses IN tho tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth and Twenty s~cond warts A buildlss IL re,
Qnired for normal school, school house for
srsd children. ana additional school facilities also
asked tor IN the 5sxisenth Twenteth aud rwrnty-nnt
demanded familiar with the educational wants OF
e.sy vii dispute and Il - confidently believed that
when or made zclusined with the fact that
In III expenditure. cor ths purpose shc tie % the prop
erfy Is voted in the city and V worth the
original cost and shss the pcopie require
moro accommodations for scEool purposes, they viii
chccyfuy .cquisscr 10 tho expenditure
Tho yene 81 she real rchased nv tho Boari OF
Edrcai for -ctcol purposes aimee the organization n
tho Bosrd Of Education IN 1897, y estimated Al
~ 00e,000
sAHs rpux xsriniEs sApg-- Susp yos fsST
Amount from the State. ................ f2i2 so
Same from the city "a 80
Onctventieth Of one per cent taxable pro.
p.fy Of the city and county, s735 $50 eos. JSs Ses
Eisht dollars per pupil on the whole number
taught, per Official reports, during tho
year ending, lat October 1870, Wizard
schools and Primaries. ffsi,iiV
Isenins schooas. x,.vo6
Colored schools ................. 1910
N0vmal schools. ................ Ga
Total t2os,STs 1.csg, 81
The report adopted No further business ~ ian.
p0tiance snsased the ATTENTION o. The Board ava they
adjourned
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Appropriation for obligations incurred during
1866. Observation-Disclosures. 26s2t0
Total. Observation-Disclosures. e. 454 327
The chief expenditure made by the Board a. IL shown
By the statement, Is for teachers salaries the total
asked for 1867 bong about 81 COS 00O In making tho
for teachers salaries larger in the estimate than
appropriated Tor the purpose this ysnr tho
committee governed mainly by tho usual increase
OF demand for osehc caused by tho increase Of pupils
attending tho schools.
The number Of schools which participate ia the School
Fund with tho attendance OF pupils therein is shown
nv the following gtAffrnant.--
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NIl"f . TIfItiII'FIt- II ~ W
). ). VIZ Nssr. MAJOR AMI Acting srss1s iusfss tst
, 1866-10-11
THE PLOT THICkENS.

5ntrrroRntoric- Propount.ed bs the Trrsi-
dent 10 the Attorney t:rnrral-Forclh1c
Kecn-nt1ion Of Southern Cungrc<~lurn
Ftrt~hnG0wcd.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1a-Thu Philadelphia
; kdg~r has received the following Important
WAsnlSa=oS. October 1n.-Thc President has
st seu1 in 10 ille Attoruey General The following
questions, nnd requested that a response to them
,lirrl-Is the present Congress-, composed of
members iron, tie tic:theru states along. such
t'ongrc-s a. tho Constitution requires. or Is 1t an
Scsnnt-Wcuftl cxtssin. circumstances Justify
the President fl sending hts nc1t aunaal me- ssagc
10 s1a Be- hs Of as ns
TLftd-Does that claufe in section af.h OF tho
liouse the Judge Of tic election returns and quail
fhcatieus Of it. own members, give to tue present
Congress the right TO exclude tic members from
ftitutional terms nnon their almis+tone
Foas.h-poes the Presidents ostl, Of office re-
ts M ses IL pe Sae I
representation in Congress, IArticle is,, s2c.lou
Il: Section ID, article 5.h. lnst clanse.J
ca:.l Of Office require The President to Iat;e ia
(: order 10 secure the asscub1ase Of Constitution
t. s ss: s,s9: s Tsss s,y sz II
, r:as9n q e. beiiess; has determined 70 take III;
ofc rSsa to s
Fifth Avenue iio'ci, declaring thai tnc p:c+en @
s!so IN connection with s!n'}as DE-
ti fron hts f prior fss o bis 9s'n to es e
carital From these u,terances it Is e}car that tl
r5eer,i>c has f,,1ls usnde ur hi. own mind tia
lie now asks the opinion Of The A,torrey Gcnera
upon this grave aud deeply mo1neRtoa* subject
lid when ITS given, he viii govern himself at
, 1866-10-11

Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Trihune.]
WAsIuSoros, October 10.
JEFF. DAy1s' DEorHE1,'s PROPERTY RESTORED.
The President hayfne, under 1a:c OF March 2sth,
1861, C7an1ed a pardon 10 Joseph E. Davis, the
brother OF JeEcrson Davis, Major General How
arl las ordered that possession of his property be
given him at The expiration Of the present lease
tue rents ol the property as accrued after The date
of1he pardon will he paid to him, amounting to
about twenty thousand dollars.
INDIAN oCTnAdEs.
Recent adFiccs from Superintendent Malthy, OF
California, state that certain bands Of Chemlhn-
yfs and linte Indians, in the eastern par. Of the
State, near the &fohave reserve, have lately CON.
mttled several outrages, and ile military at1huri
tics Lave organized an expedition against them.
The accounts Of The farming operations upon the
Cniitosnia reservations arc very favorable.
AFro1SrxESTs.
The tollowin. appointments Of revenue officers
were made to-day: Jac0b G. knight, Assessor for
tile Third District Of Wisconsin; Jesse ]. Alexan.
der, Collector for the Seventh District Of Indiana;
Commander Jos. P. Sanford has been appointed
Fleet Captain Of the North Pacific squadron.
Tue following extract, from the reply Of tho
Attorney General 10 the Secretary Of War, On tho
point referred for opinion, will probably cause
The War Department to rtsclad its regulation re-
fnsins to recognize rowcrs Of attorney, g:an cd
TO clai,n agents In the prosecution OF claims for
additional bonnty: I" am therefore Of the opin.
lou .tat you have 20 legal authority to exclude
authorized attorneys and agents from collecting
hoEntica, and in the presentation and payment oi
claiuaut, thug raay act By a;tosncS."
TINE INTENDED.
WAsu1SGIoS, October l0.-The Board appointed
to determine The sonrre o. the fund turned over
10 til: Government By tho rebel Commissioner Q,
| I.cl.ans Robert 0nld, hare decided t. extend
thu lime to applicants making clalms for this
money Until November Ist.
CLdcr the new bounty Law, applications are
poulins iu.o the second Auditors oalce At the
| rate Of 4 thousand per day. Uscr thttty thou
thousand sent oil. TIE 1'ayma=;cs Generals Of
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