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-agsNonaAgs tslsa IN ONO. General BASIL DUKE,
Second Ii command to MonaAN, writes Of tho
c5nddcsoe Confederate troops on the celebrated

sEs1fUna kN's ibisr,s IN Ono General BASIL DuKI,
ist6 second III command to MoReAN, writes Of tho
the Confederate troops on the celebrated
laid Ohio .5aisG s.
s disposition for wholesale plumber exceeded
oanything That any Of us had ever seen before Iho
stnfsHr seemed actuated by desire to .pay or in
The ssehemy country all scores. that the Eederal
3 army had chalked: up in the South The great
cause gor which our situation might
sShSIa. inspired seemed only to make them reck-
s lees Calico Wasthe staple article OF
; aanh man (whoa could get one) tied bolt OF lt
10 dle onlyto throw it away and get ne sh
lone At Tie frstopportqnity They ehd |. not plaa go
,Sbe q mapis, sensaless and purposeless: One man
carried abnd Cargo, with three canaries in it, for
s!fw6 days. Another ONE: rode with ohstng-dlsn,
which looked ihko a:snHl metallc coffin, on the
3 u1mmai OF his saddle u1til an officer forced him
away i1!.-
Although the gweather was intensely warm, an
Stil slang seven pairs Of skates around his
neck. and chuckled over his acquisition. saw
sskik boys robbing an orchard. I would not have
baGayed that snch q passion could have been de-
Ye1oped. 80 fudcrously, among any body OF civil
ixedemen. .cAt; Pikeson, Ohio, one man broke
through the guarI posted: at q store rushed d. in 2
trembling with excitement and ayarice) and filed
his pockets with horn buttons. They would, with
few exceptions, throw away their plunder after
awhile like children tired Of their toys.
The General says that they were treated with
y distinguished attention by the citizens Of Ohio:
Before quitting Ohio it is but just to acknowledge
thsNnd hospitality Of the citizens At every house
that ne approached the dwcllers thereof, them
selves absent, perhaps unable to endure meeting
that would have bsen painful, had LETT warm pies,
heshly baked, upon; the tables. Ihis touching at
tsntion to our tastes was appreciated: Some indi-
viduals were inde6eate enough to hint that the
4 pies were intended to propitiate us, and prevent
the phnder OF the houses.
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= BEN BUTLER on: THE PREss.-In his tilt with
Nj. Blaine on The impeachment question in Con-
gress, on Saturday. the hero Of Fort Fisher in
.dnlged in some very disparaging remarks regard,
ing the press Of the country. There were few OF
the newspaper people, he said, who had not daugh-
ters, sons, nephews, uncles, cunts and cousins IN
the federal offices Of the government. Whatever
huth there may be in this remark, applies only to
the members Of sthe profession, who, like Butler,
laid aside an honorable calling to follow pursuits
for which they were utterly untitled but in which
they hoped to make short cut to wealth and no
torietY. One thing, however, can be said OF the
newspaper soldiers which cannot ibe said of other
civilians who were ambitious OF military glory
when they got into danger they never turned tail
On the subject of silver spoons they may have had
with whiskey punch.-N Y. Herald Of The 25th.
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, H.,

February II, 1868.
MEssns. P. 81. DRAKE J. Co.:-Plrase send another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Bltters As morning
appetizer, they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours &C., GAGE WAITE
Arrangements now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has net heretofore been
possible.
The public may rest assured that In case will the
perfectly pure standard ot the PLANTATION B1TrEns be
departed FROM Epry bottle bears The facsimile Of
signature stee plate e7'2rarir9, or il cannot be gen.
utne.
Any peTson pretending to sell PLANTATION B1TTEns tn
bulk or by e gallon is sWindler ard tmposer. Bex
of reGed bottles. Sc: that FTtuate Stamp urxu.
TILATED every coTk
Sold by all Druggists GrocerB and Deaers throughout
the country.
P. q. DRAKE l. CO., New York.
April 20 nlWftYr
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THE UNCONSCIOUS ORPHAN.

Mother, Z have found tear
In your eyei How came 1t thereP
More are coming-now they chase
One another down your face.
How T feel your bosom heaVe!
What does make you sob and gr1evo3
Let me wipe your tears away,
Or I.cannot go and play!'
Why is father sleeping so?
Put me down aud let me 60
Let me 20 where 7 can stand,
Near enough to reach hls hand.
why, it feels as stiff and cod
AS piece OF ice to hold!
Lift me up to kiss his check,
Then, pefhsps, he'll wake and speak.
Mother, oh it isn't he,
For he will noe look ut me!
Father hadn't cheeks go white
See the lips ara fastened tight.
Father always spake and smiled,
Calling me his stdarling ch1d;'
He would give and ask kiss
When came-but who Is thlsF
# tits father, has he done
Speaking to his darling I'o?
viii he never, never more
Know and 1--we me as before?
Could he hear what We have said?
Tell me, what is being dead
3 Oil he doesn't breathe breath!
Mother, what's the cause Of death?
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FIRE AT COLUMBUS, GEoRaA.-We learn from
gentlemen who reached Atlanta yesterday, that
Hre broke out at Columbus about o'clock Sunday
morning, on the east side Of Broad, between Bryan
and Randolph, streets, which destroyed the st.
above, comprising five brick buildings 9f two
stories. They were occupied as follows: By Blount
dry goods stores, and one as q confectionery. The
nroperty principally belonged to the estate Of W.
y. Gerard, and Moses and Adams. The loss on
the property alone IL estimated a at from forty to
enred. Ia Hanta Intel!igencer.
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A RARE CHANCE TO INvEs7.-The proprietor Of
the Da;ly South Carolnian, at Columbia, 8. G., an,
o., tbe severe labors Of the profession he wishes
= % thoroughly m practical editorial coe.rtner, who
1; assume entire control of the largo business in,
terest Of the paper, or the paper will be leased
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ter the exr % es2 hhds sugar and 40 bbls moasses
FRE1aHTa- quote: By steam for New York, &c,
Is for cotton and S. q hid. for tobacco by steam to
Boston c q b for cotton BY sail for Liverpool sl6c;
for cotton 1c for HaYre, AID by steam to Ll7erpool
Id. p tb. -
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Tho Macon Messenger says that the MIR. Solomon on
johnson. negro, recently appointed Treasury clerk
at washington, was once the coachman Oh Hon'
HOWELL, COBB, =aa tsa.--l
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Mother. ohl it isn't he,
The Supply of Cotton.

FROM INC C0lWt o0:fPtS A%~to''0''i
r. 30 gratifying to find that the apprehensions
which we're but recently entertained Of scanty
supply of cotton during the present year, nave SO
soon. and to so great an extent been hsslpated.
Alarmists are already at discount and thelr
made some moni9g a ago ggardeS w,ra ~
while facts are likely to enforce still further modl-
f;cationg. Spasmodic efforts to kindle anxiety
and to establish ahigher range OF 1ces VIII COL
tinue to be made, but their failure becomes ~,
creasngl manifest and the feacon oactng
opinions to the extent OF the American crop m ps Ss
prevail, and as the receipts become great OF s,a,
win Huctuate accordingly, but the low estiniases
once tenacously held nave Deen fres,1 en-
.ilored, and higher expectations afe ~" noe5 o1
= s0f TSa eonclusion, which in the autumn was so
boldly expressed by an Indian official, claiming 20
speak with eome authority aeF 4ntes states 81 and md
which attracted at the time considerable notice,
-wn1,ld now appear simply ridiculous. Facts nave
alealy falsiAed his assurance, given as the resuG
Of his, own observations, confirmed Dy niormaIon
On the SPOT viz :: that the American crop,
frnm ali the Ststes, would not exceed twelve hun
ired thousand bales Il ib should even amount to SO
m1Ick fha bulk OF which would be abSorhed Dy the
;Uaited States themselves; go that not more 5nan
two or three hundred thousand Dales Wouio Ml -. Ds
-availahe for EXPORT The results, when fully dis-
=cfnsaa. sWill show how little reliance upon snch o
AZ tie extent OF the American cotton crop
"a rs ia placed upon information, hon nh-
ana .ao IA iI,s,ossibe personally to
nature OF 1ly gasg t,a ~ ant;ra cIn shall turn out
ver1y.S mnesaS. s e,S ,,Ss anticinate. 15OQOO or
to 6e ga az .sohs s;1, lGM ,nnra Ia shall cain have
6aes OF sui aItant u, The I y;cfrns Of need
been 70 some ,n,iv s beeva that the
iess sbtainsd fom other sources will be.
~ ,,est ali omr reGnrements. Even in
oo e IS now assumed that 75O, 600 bales
nv basIneated from America, and the possibility
ofiSaaT prices 8 reluctantly admitted: The aileg;
ed TACT that American ORDERS nave peen teGeiyS1
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,s"n.p.17vr nEoErprs OF COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS

Stock on hand and shipboard not cleareo oEo oos
The exports to-day were S257 bales fr Havre ll8o 1or
Boston, aid 682 for New York.
SUGAR AND Mo1AssAs--The receipts since yesterday
include 125 hhds OF the former and 81 bbls and os MAJ
bbls Of the latter The inquiry to-day vas hmlsea anu
gar per h. and 81 bbls Of monsses OF 65a15c per
gallon for good crmentng to choice. he sales 1or ne
week include 1897 hhds OF sugar. 202 bbs moiasses tne
receipts 44 hhds Of the former and 292 bbls OF the a
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GEORGETOWN, s. O. March a1::--Corron. one
hale to report this week Wequote from % TO 80 celits
dqnes usFsEMVsn saa ~ Dip s5 q b small lot sold
this week at the above figures:
tTnBER-saies Of about 100 sticks ordinary .at :fsom
olD cents. .,,.-..---.zg.
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PHILADELPHIA 10Th Month"; 17th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED Fn1END:--My daughter has been much
beueatted by the use OF thy Plantation BiLterH Thou
wilt send me two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa UURR1N.
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BORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE NOON
ew NJ 6th H. Ism. morn Full NJ. 20th Sh SON. morn
;rs+ n 13th an 97m morn Last c. 28th, Oh. 2Gm morn
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9l
GnAI.-Wheat-37O bushels choice PennsylYan1a,
only lot offered to-day held above buyers quote w
s9 To- Corn72OO bushels white and 5000 bushels yenow
Comprised the receipts included IN the sales were 1o2'
mshels Westcra white mixed, at 81 02al O5 2lOo p1sn
ala fair to prime Maryland white at 81 0al ~ ana 1o
hnshels yellow at 81 07a1 co. OF oats 1923 bushels re-
cyed sales rspo1 ted wore 14O0 bushels at 65c and o
do at 67c Nothing doing in rye.
MorAssssLNotng to report; stock In first hands con-
sts of I8a hhs English Island; Of other descraptohs
mono. u.s. :. .',..,...,..ou ,,. 80 ,,,5so
Quarantine In frst hands, and early arrivals VIII com
mand high figures We notice small saes OF NO. ros9
at s8a6 & and pale STAT so per bbl nothing reporseo
PRoy1s1oNs-The market Is quiet, though prices are
Arm We uuote mess pork at s23 75a$24 per DBL Halk
maats stock Offering lght Shoulders held at ~ cts,
ribbed Sides nZa11H cts. Bacon continues ~ stuy 10y
mir iobbinn demand as follows for Shoulders cts
rib Sides i2M cts; clear rib do 12alS cts; cear
1SX Ga ,Ia1d-Western tres held at 13ha1SM cs bny-
ers Offering Is cents; retail lots selling at lS6alS Gus
"RicE-Aarket quiet sales; we quote Carolina ~
f0al0A cts for fair to prime; Rangoon neia a
cts q fb. ,,,,. ,,,rset the
only sales were 80 hhds Porto Rico ct AUX c, aau 70
do do at Tx eta; quotations generally ~
to good refining Of which the stock Light lOaio@ ss
SAIn-Wih light stocks and moderate demand pTsss
are 7naintaned as before quoted viz for
sS az do Ground Alum $220a$22 70 per SACK ana
Islnnd 82s65 cents per bushei -, ,..,,,,,,,,,,
-WH1sKEY-Remains inactive and still held nomunnS
In bond at 2JaS0 cts per gallon. -
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PRODUCE MARKET.

SOUTHERN FLoUn-The market is more actyeas mgacr M M
aGnres Sales were made OF 600 bbs at $1 1oa2 60 tor
Common, and s1a 7oa16 rs for extra and family brands
~ CAIuoRNiA FLouR-There is not much Offering, anu
holders are demanding frmer rates. We notice saesof
500 bbls and sucks at s14 Goals Is. a,
.CoIN MEAL-There ts large business doing at fili
foures Sales were made of 800 bbls BrahdgWlne at
S6 85a5 rs atioat and In store
WHEATLThe market Is quiet at an advance Ct TO &C.
The sales are So 500 bush at So IS for prime NO MIL
wauke 50 asa for common to fair do ~ 20 for NO.
do: SIS i2haS1 Is for white California; and So 10 tor an
Der State. -. .,,.,. :, 49,, .ao 10
bueh at a85c for old Western, 65a67c or New
Ohio, and 70a71c for State. 49,. ,,o. !
Conx-The market opened duh and heavily but clos q
with fair specul tive demand ut an advance OF one 20
two cents The sales are 66 900 bush at 81 l!a ~ 1or
Shipping Western mixed in store; and 81 1Sal u 40
About - ....-=''-. ,,,,,,o. .-o
GoFrEE-There is rather moro doing Full prices re
mntntninod We notice sales OF 1850. bags Santos
balance Of cargo Of Ingulanerin and 5000 bags St DO
mingo in bond on private terms
CoyroNThe market is quiet. The receipts have 1een
quite light during the week. in consequence 2. m.1m a
many hodsfs decline to sell Unless Of p ahade @ neMer
prices than prevailed yesterday The sales were largely
III epessuA:!N' A's,4 --'e'2 N Orleans
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Z. c.v.nnnI, .nIGrket.,'

SAVANNAH March 2B.-CoTToN4The market has
been On 1,nsatied today from the advance demanded by
factors under the influence Of improved advices ana me
buyers to meet these demanda that no
transactions have taken place Mfdding is nomihaiS
29a30c - n ~ = sr,"e,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RooHqsrEa, N. December 28, 1861.
MeBsrs P r. DRAKE l. COL have been great sui.
erer from Dyspepsa for throe four years, and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tred the Plantation Btters, and to my great Joy am
now uearly we'll maa have recommended them In
several Cases and as far know always with signal
benefit I am, respectfully you're,
Rev. J. 8. OATHORE.
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: - - -. :, 81, - = - = :. -
COMMERCIAL;
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Moneka-1o Aerces Rice A
bacr ICotton, 100 bales Upland Cotton, aAS psles
: Domestics 30, lA Packages. :IEg ~. - ..
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JOHN WALLACE.
-. =. =. -;.I-.i
DRUGS, CHEMis AIS,7ETc.

~ ~. -
st.is Z sgj ss5:.-2'::5; ssS.=2SS-!;.
-. =. -. - - go
x@THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION q BIT.
rsRs !. v,thout prec.dsnt ii ths bisoy q tns xor
rbare II NO secret In The matter They m at ones tsss
;sS.t s,sedX .trena6enDR heath, svsr d.
,ov,red Htsauirss but sneIs trsI d nndsrsaud s
th.. Tneif purity can sxayi bs rslisi
.se compose. 9t .hs celebrated o..ss. s.s: o:.s.
1srA' n,:S;sScsss,s
eloxa e'xs -, ra.as.s Go,.ns.r "a
snaf''ro''' caravay. ooranasf' soiaoea' s.5
q ~ S12R0-Y IN s517E-
~ !! -
rey are espeaaiy feconM y 1 poos
e speakers ana rpersonns 81
tsry Life who require free Digestion 9 sshsh ~ aor
and clear mental f.ou.4tes
Delicate females and Yeak persons aze md
IN these Bis.ets Sh.. - 1eng LOOKED
They purity, strsn then and 8: tnyige1ase.
TtAy tcreeta healthy xpp6t1at 80
.rnsy IS. sn adots Is chsnRSs 81 vsssi ana ie
They overoe1ae effects of dislps.ion md suls g.
4ss, Ts., ssss ;ssnsihsa e .sS "a II s6isss 81
vbs, ~ iit..s Ind Gf t5
!. They aurs Ilaspepts.ssaa oansti
They cure Di,r1hes;, Oholerl md dh6lr4 Il
Thsy oure Liver Complaint md Nervsus HsaAchs:s
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"a smile wss on her up-henlth WAS In her look
strength In her step. snd In her hands-f1AHTA'
71oa BlTTEEs."
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKLT,

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Monday March
25th, says:
The market is moderately active in the vnrious depart
ents The money market continues to be well supplied
With canital the demand fom speculative borrowers is
e;n rsa 81 intares Ca loans are made acceptable
stook coateras at 6a7 . cent, and upon Government
secnrities In large sums at 5a8 cent The range OF d
count for the best commercial paper Is oao y eeh pei
annum., ....@.s ..," 8 'i.is,A
saer -" PRODUCE MARKET. = 1SiI-
NFw WORK March .-BREApsI UFEs.-The market
fr sata and western flour is quite active with prices
rulng tan cents better Sales were made Of sooo barrels
a SO s51o rs for superne State: sa 70 TOT sSa
10 75tor supernne Michigan Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &C.
and extra do; $la SOat3 rs ltor choice extra
do including shipping brands OF round hooP a.
eli 7a19 s. and trade brands Of 90 ut $12 Goals ~
NJ 19a14 Ok for snrpq and $14 25s17 for winter
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: LIST: OF ARTICLES
j.: TOBE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EAcH.

And not to be paid for until you know what you have
: ---3Ea. - drawn.
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
GALVESTON, March %, 1867.
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The i Ciharlestoni Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS /:
cHAsIrsToN wednesday Eyeni1 6, March ~, 1867.
The market opened easier and transactions SOON tndi'
Gated fall In rates of ha fcent and, under news
of falling market al Liverpool sales took place at
eyan lower rates. The operations amounted to about
ASH bales. viz Il at s, sat 27 10 at 6b at 2s7s
,e6at 90 and III a. soc We aupte- = Il :,
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We take the following communication from the

ssHerewith we proclaim the Irish Republic: !,
svTaE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
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11oa BrrTErs."
s. T.-1S60.-X
4 few bottles Of PLANTATION BrrTERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache
Gold Extremihes and Feyerssh LlpA
a. Sour Stomach and Fatid Breath
.Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath
pin over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
prostradon; Great Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 90
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j. III. RAY & CO.,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
December % su 3mos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-23
The Rights OF Foreign Administrators
in Tennessee...ImpOrtant Decision.

In the United States Circuit Court, now sitting
In Memphis, the following important case came
up:
In January, 1856, Thomas N. Quarles, a resident
of Memphis went to Alabama, and there died on
ghe 2lth of that month. On the 9th, William M.
Goodloe citizen Of Alabama, took out letters Of
administration on his estate in Alabama, and af-
forwards came TO Tennessee, where the defendant,
wilkins, then lived, and, without procuring any let
ters of administration, collected debt of S3,455,
which Wilkins owed to Quarles upon account; and
which the defendant voluntarily paid, and Goodloe
thereupon gave him an scquittance of the debt.
Subsequently the plaintiff Elicit, obtained letters
of administration in the county of Shelby Tennes-
see the domicil of the debtor, wilkins, and COM
menced this suit to the debt due to his in
testate.
The defendant pleads non assuDspSit and payment
to the administrator, Goodloe. The plaintiff re-
plies traversingly that GoodlOe was administrator
and traversing the plea of payment.
1t is contended by the plaintiff:
LIST. That the letters of administration obtained
by Goodloe in the Ordinary Court of Alabama, on
the 21th Of January 1866 are absolutely void, be-
cause they were granted before the lapse of fifteen
days after the death of the decedent.
I'd. That the statute law of Tennessee, which pro-
hibits any one from presuming to enter on the ad-
ministration of deceased persons estate, is local
law, prescribing rules of property, and therefore
within the oath section of he"udiciary act" which
this Court must conform to as a rule of decision'
Sd. That the payment by Wilkins to GOodloe
having been voluntary payment by debtor at
his domicil 10 foreign administrator, is involved
as against an administration afterwards appointed
at such domicil, and is no discharge of the debt.
Judge Trigg delivered an elaborate decision in
favor Of the plaintiff.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE DEr0r AND DIsEURsIsa QUARTEHHksTEH,
ATLANTA, Ga, October IS, 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
~ CEIyEp at this ONCE until u NJ, MONDAY, November
4th, 1867, for supplying the following
70 Box Window Frames and Sash; double lung
Is lights, l0xl2, /! inches thick,
800 Plank Window Frames and Sash, "a hghts,
lOIl2, II inches thick.
sash to be PrHed and glazed with good quality Of Az.--
lean glass.
40 Door Frames and plain PANEL oors, Fl. 2 in,
rs f., Il in. thick,
40 do. 2 Fl. g INKS f., II in thick,
so do f.x7 #. in, II in, thick,
10 do. f. INK it. in, II in. thick,
II do. 3 ft-T7 Fl. in. Z in. thick,
Door Frames and Doors with Gash z lich1.
9xl2,) 3 #. INKS f., in. thick,
2 Door Frames and Double PANEL Doom, + p n
IT, in. thick.
Doors be trimmed with Io0se-jont Basis al Hin rs
Of good quality with Mineral Knobs ~ NV
The SASH Doors aud be de.iysrs. "a H. 90 sit
Race Track in the city Of Atlanta Ca, bsr hsy iii >.
inspected. Delivery Noveybsr 9o,b its7 80
TO continue wanted, the whole nav bs svsri
ct once.
Bids must be IN rafrL,ArE with - ror, Of ,hfs t,..f..
msnt ATTACHED EAcH and bo4r tne endorsssnt 81 ~
persons who are wdnE become surety r bs
bidder in tie event Of the contract being aared 10
Proposals not lying with the reouiTss. ~ ~. a.
vertsemeut will be rejected.
Bidders are invited TO be present At the srsu
Ing Of the bids
Tho Government the tight 10 or Al, bls
select such parts q bids may Be or he best int -
the service
Proposals shond bo addressed 10 l Undermined ssi o.
Iorsed upon the envelope, "Proposs Tor ths delivery
Doors aud Windows"
D. v'--s Of Brew. Brig. Gen. n ssIsoa, ohlsfo N.
a.. ,. gARNsWORTH,
let Lieut. 18th Infantry, A. A. q. n,
oct -J--t EE chargs u Depot
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a
oF the Rsnublican party. If not SOUND, ne
- Iii I- ~ - course Sc the Republican osnoi
49, g., tbA Presidency--he may not DC
anv how. But the Ir'Sune lAlis " aus "''-'
av;denoe of Grants unsoundness'
Ne do not forget that last spring, Wnen
Mr. Greeley was sowing diseord IN the party
and conservative Republicans We're, in con-
sideration of public patronage, playing into
the hands of Andrew johnson, Grant stood
side by side with Stanton, pointed cut dan
gers ahead and prevailed upon Congress to
hold a midsummer session. The wisdom
Of that policy has since been made apparent:
Il would have been better if Congress had
remained in session. We may also remark
that public men in whom the loyal people
hove confidence, and whose radicalism no
one doubts, are satisfied that Gen. Grant is
true to the principles Of the Republican
party, including impartial suffrage; and
that he fully Endorses the Congressional
plan Of reconstruction. But for all this he
may not be the choice of the people. Eight
or nine months must elapse before the as
sembling Of the National Convention
Meantime people will think and discuss
and when the time comes they will be pre-
pared to act intelligently. While we do no
wish to prejudice any one for or agains
men spoken of in connection with the Pres
idency, we consider it due to Genenal Gran
that his position should not be misrepresen
tend. he is on the slate as candidate
and at this time, it is not to be denied, h
stands at the head of the list.