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I ATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. ". Bradiey'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING.
&C.. SeS~ S-r- u ~
GGEEk2 -.


Tho Wonderful Firxhiiy and great comfort n nj
pleasure IN any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skin will he experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies. operas. Carragrs, Railroad Cars. Arm
Chairs. Chlrch Pcws, for Promenade and House
Iiress as the skirt he foled when IN use To oc.
cnpy small place ns easily aud conveniently as n
six or Nuslin Dress an invaluable quality IN erin.
oiinc, not found IN any Single Scrins Skirt.
Lady having enjoyed the PLEASURE, comfort. and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex ElliptIc
Steel Spring skiu for single day, will never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For Chit.
dren. Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to
all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring.
but will preserve thei perfect and graceful shape
when three or fbur ordinary skirts will have been
thrown aside Us useless The Hoops are covered
with double and twisted thread. and the bntion rods
are moi only double springs but twice (or doublu)
covered preventing them from wearing out " hen
dragging down stoops. stairs, &c,
The duplex E'iPtic - great fivorite with all la
dies an Is universally rccnnme ndc BY the Fashion
Magazines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF FIiE
FASHIONABLE WORLD.
y" enjoy the following incsiimabic advantages IN
frnol'n- VIZ superior quality, perfect nianufac.
lure. stylish shape and hnish Il NibilIiy, durability,
comfort and economy, enInir" for j. W. hR,DLEi's
Duplex Elliptic, Double Spring Skirt and be sure
yOu get the genuine article,
CAUtiUN.-ro guard against IMPOSITION be
particular IN NOTICE That -knt, offered MS "Dll-
PLEX" have ih" red ink stamp. viz: -. ". trad.
ieys Duplex Elliptic steel rprngs,' npon the waist
bund--nOnG others are genuine. Also Sntic" that
every Hoop will admit pin passed through the
centre, thus revealing the two (or d0uble) spring
branded together therein, which Is the secret oi their
q Aibiliiy and sirrnelh, anda combination not To be
fund In any other skirt.
FOR SALEM all stores where FIRST GLASS
skirts are sold throughout The United states and
eisewh here.
| Manufactured by the sole Owners OF the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY GARY
% Chambers & ~ 4 oi Reade SIS N. Y.
October 10, ls,iU.--im
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sTslE .GOLDEN Ul>E

nv T. e. PERKI.s. Author Of Sacred Lutte. sunday
School Banner, Oriental Glee Book Psalm King, &c,
&C.. NC. .
we viii send n specimen COPY, post paid. 10 any
address. on receipt of twenty cents. The price of
'THr GoLpgS rRuMlsE' IL us follows:
s'nelc copies. !" paper covers rs''''''''''"' so'"
ny tho lOD ....''.......s so'uu
singlr copies, IN board covers" g. 10
By the 100 ..............'3o.oo
.StoWs Tnnco1Yed Biano Polish,
Just introduced, and being adopted by all leading
houses in the AnnuIG Of Pianos. Organs, Bill.
lard Tnbles Furniture, &c. &c. Every one wno has
n Piano should have u bottle Of this Polish Send
for Circulars, ana we VIII give full particulars aud
dircciions. Applications for Territory and Agencies
received by BRjwN \ PERKINS, General Agents
for the Tinted States, 40 BTuome Street, N. Y.
I5- As many persons In tho country want sin
gle b0ttia. and the article cannot be sent by NAIL
where Clubs are made up. aud one ~ more d"zcs
ordered, (with the money! we will forward by ex
press charges paii) for Sd per dozrn
BROWN G PERkINS,
GENL AGENTS FOR the UNITED STATES,
No, 40 BroOme Street, N, Y.
Oct. 81, IsiG.-iy. J, A,
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United states viii cure pcTihiu' huy AL chronic or
acute cases Of ague and nervous diseases In few
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Empirc shuttle Machine!


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THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
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Its Strength aud wonderful Simplicity orCon struc.
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All Kinds Of Machinery,

for Colicries, Mast Furnaces, Stationary Engines
MILLS, THP ESIIING MACHINES. &c. &C.
Ue is also prepared to make Stoves, nli sizes and
1ntterns p'owirons, and everything usually made In
h, st.cIass fOnndrios
His ext .nsve facilities and practical wo' kmen, war.
,ant him In receiving the largest contracts on the
~ ,st r. isonablr terms.
70 drain Of all kinds Will be taken In exchanke for
rnstinss.
no This biishneni s Ioca.ed near the Lackawa.
ma 4 Bloomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER BfLLMYER.
BiaOmsbirg, Sept. I?, 1862
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SOUTHWARK.

EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Northumberland u III
I'M. except sunday ys)rrcrvinr passengers leaving
scranton at 4 ~ \. NJ. FittstOn ! - a, NJ. kines-
ton GOU 2 NJ. Bloomsbury ~ p. NJ. arrvin" in fhi
aarpi IN 100 A. N. Harrisburg = 81 a. NJ Baltimore
1.Uu A NJ
MAIL TRAIN. leaves Northumberland l0.i A. VI
daily (sx,ept sundays receiving PASSENGERS leaving
Scranton ai 5 5UA NJ. Pit. sion n." n KINGSTON
d 50 A ". ElO"psbuTg s.u7 A. ". DanuIil" 9ji A. VI,
ana arriving in harrisburg Its Z. VI. rhadeiphiu
$50 NJ. Baltimore d.Un z, ".
Fast Line. leaves Northumberland at G.a5 n. M.
arriving IN harrisburg at 9Ub u, M. h'aielpla lO
y. III. Baltimore ! ~
by this route fright from Ruffao, Suspension
Nr'dse, Rochester and CanaNhaigua Or any Int Tnic
date point On New York Genital eau be shipped
through, when in full loads Ia amy point on th.
I.arkawanna aud Blounishnrg Rail Road, without
breaking bulks Rates OF freight aud Passenger fare
as low as h, any other route
J, \. uuIAIRY, E.S YOUNG,
Gcnl Supl Harrisburg, IA. Gen'I Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, anh
ISAAC NJ. .SCIiEtbMERHUEN,
Gen'I Western Freight AGENT Buffalo, Wy.
DcreuIbcT, ~, Icti.
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Cancer Cared without the knife or Drawing
md.

Tame Worm th,l ,lrcnd to the Human Family for
wears can he removed win tw0 or three doses "i
MY newly discovered remedy. warranted ~ all cases
Consultation in thr English aud German Languages
free Of charge VIII niae visits any distance.
de sired My be addrasse by letter (conhdehiia'NJ
ani Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part OF the country.
oFrICE-No, 92s rilbert 81. FAiia.
An,ii 4 tsii.-Iv
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Mufaepaft!

u. SetIif fl Nu1bdubIsr mnb HeihfaasperFdufer
i'm epmmerctal Apte bat itets cine MusIpabI Stefbs
fdtetiafen unb 6eti&e Rettungen pprrdtbip. Gbenfo
oeuifbe 9anpenen unb Grsdblungen. Dte yEennefiee
Staaisseitune" Iegt bet tim ebenfaus sum Berfanf
m&@ Or fstmiut s'mutilated currency" tf'
9ahIMng. sbA&
ap<51@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

eaB aud ber ridtielte 8ebanfe immer
erit Der @intleiouns in patience g8orte
be6arf, UNI Die getuiinf6te @irfuns nidt
ST berfeblen.
9Sir eruabnen nod elm nnoeres Sc
FEB, tueI6es nebr in Oas praftiide 9eben
etngreift uno iueldes bic NfaneeIbaftiss
feit ieiner Slbfaiiuns ebenfalls iebr fart
berbortreten IdBt. gBir meinen oas
Meci.,e SeieB, peldes Die @rbebung ser
BbisfeD <9teuer anorbnet. g8ir TOM
men oieiem elm anoeres Brannt,ueine
lteuer@ @eies entsegenlteIlen, oas preus
biibe. BdHrenO beiSe oas 8rineip, Die
Branntipein< proouttion our9 bobe Be-
lteuerung gu bei4rdnten, gemein baben,
lin0 ite in ibrer Nus0rudsneiie uno Nn>
orSnung binmeIueit berfdieben. Das
bteii9e bat befanntli@ betuirft, baB Die
Gegierung enorne Summen perliert,
ipabreno man BRETT bebaupten fam, baB
ole preuBii6e Ge9ieruns ni9t um einen
Sbaler befrauoirt miro. Das oortiae
@eies lit in Den beitimmteften, nidt
mtBsuberitebenben Qussriden abaefaBt,
TO Sab ieIbises Der IeBte 9Irbeiter, Der
etni9e Belt in elmer preuBiiden 8ren.
nerei befdaftiet it, 10 gut lime bat, ipie
elm Sinansratb. Cine Defrauoatioil 1T
taft nnin0alid+
llnflar absefabte 8eiese bieten bur6
ibr 9albbunfel benz @ontrabentions>
Iuitigen cine Menee Sintertbaren, burd
ueIbs er eutfdliipfen Tam. 2eioer
baben mir aber 70 niandes @eleb, bels
Dies eigens gu Dem 8tpede erlai1en gu
lein f6eint = timsansen gu tueroen.
8ir tuiniaten ipobI, OaB Die 8refIe
snslifder uno oeutfder 3unse biefen
8egenitanO Iebbaft beipre6en modte,
unS Dap auf cine Nenoeruna gum 8eis
feren sebrunsen iperbe. A
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Sfe 2eAiSlatnr ODm N1affa=
5.saE cbmf1ettS

.
bat Elm 8eieB erlalIen, iueldes sic ge<
lAaftigung bon Sinoern in ben 6abris
Ten regeln iou.. Oaua9 bari tein &ino
unter sebn Sabren in Sabriten berpen,
bet tperben, un6 nit &in6ern spilden
aebn uno fiinfSebn Sabren BARI es nur
9elaeben, tpenn iie porber, alto Dor
tbrenl 5ebnten Sabre, eine Sduie be-
ia9t baben. Sein &inb unter fiinfsebn
Sabren barf sesiuungen iperben, Idnaer
als so Stunben IN o9entlid
IN Sabrifen gu arbeiten, uno sSabrif>
befeer, Gltern, 8orlninoer &c, nefd1e
fi9 9egen Dies @eieb berseben, iperoen
nm finf8ig Dollars eeitraft, Das Sc
ieB 1T lobli6, inbem es frlbere unb
langerei gei6aftiguns bon &inoern,
tuie fie bisber in Ma6aaufetts ibIid
mar, berbinbert; aber es 9ebt lanae
nidt melt senus. Grit i'm sebnten Sabre
miro elm 8ino fabie, bonn G6uIunters
ri9t gu profitiren; beuielben alsbann
l9on anfboren gu Iafien, 1T eitte
Yraris, tpelde Gem anierifanifhen
Muiteritaate ipabrIi6 ni9t CUR Gbre
gerei9t. Sedsaig Stunben ip6dents
lid, alfo gem Stunoen tdaIidI Sog
1T cine Nrbeitsseit, iiber ipelde ieIblf
bel Grpadlenen ME binansaeaanaen
iperoen ioate uno 8inbern oieiel6e su..
5nmutben, lit cine 8arbarei, Die nid,t
energif4 9enug bsroannlt iperben Fam,
8el4e Weniden tuel9e 8iraer tom
men fi4 aus &inOern entiDideIn, Oenen
ni9t rur bic @elesenbeit gu eeiifieer
Sultnr, fonoern aud Die nabeoinat
uotbmenSige Belt gum Spiel unb un>
fdulOi9en 2ebeusgennB abaefdnitten
miro! Die gefddftisuns BON 8in6ern
mag in ben 6abritfaaten gu ben traus
risen Notbtpenbisteiten geb6ren; aber
fur tire fBifeniatif6e gerfrippeIunq
1T eipe fol6e Sotbtuenoigfeit nidt bor>
banoen, unb es liest BARN cine falte
Ser3lofisfeit, elm fdmusiser 0ateria>
lismus, tporaber bas bdrtelte llrtbeiI
geredtfertigt 1T; IS tuiro an ben flei<
men sdiiblineen Der gelelidaft Elm
Diebfabl begangeu, ben bic @efebge>
bang isimmermebr OuIbeu foIIte. Sine
bieritiinSige 5abrittbatisteit fiir Sim
Der iiber stu0lf Sabre, mad abIolDirtem
tdsli6em SduIbeiud = bas mare bic
msit9ebenSite @'oneefion, tuel9e Der
ansebliden Ofonontifden siotbmenbig<
feit sema6t tuerOen barfte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02
: Oas @dnaerfeft in snbinnnhn

= Sas 9dnserfeit in Snbianapolis
beripri9t cine srobartiee @ffaire 3u
iperben. Die 6eftbale 1T faft aans
bOaenoet nnb bietet f6on iebt einen
berrIiden GnbliG Bar. Gie Tam 5000
3ub0rer fafen, Son allen Seiteu Der
Union Ianfen iortpdbreno nene Sin.
melonngen sur Sbeilnabme Elm. gSie
groBe Gripartungen aud bic Mmerifaz
ner bon benz Sefte begen, seist Die bon
uns am Sreitag aus SnbianapoIis mit>
getberlte telesrapbifds Na6ridt, mad
iuel6er Seitens Der enslif9en 8refIe
GnitaIten fir oas llntertommen aus
tpartiger 8eitun9s ! gorrefponoentett
9etroffen tuer6en Sober seittbeilneb<
mer tpirO cine ipeibsrotbe Gocarse,
tuelde in Der Mitte elm 0ebaiIIon,
iuorauf bic Seitbale srabirt lit, traaen.
Seoen Nfor9en ipir6 bom ,,seIe>
graph" einbeionoeres 6eitbuletia aus
gegeben tperoerL iueldes bic siamen Der
ailfpeienoeH 8ereine 1uno Der Wiitgliez
Der oerielben iotuie lbren @obnort am
gibt, nub senaue 6eit6eridte, bic 8e>
ri6te Der .gomites, bic @eOen u. /. M.
unb cas @ro9ranm fur ben betrefiens
ben SAG eutbdlt. 8ie Ausf9maduna
Der Seftbaae tOirO inter 9eitang Ses
ansOradli6 81 Oiefem 8pede aus 9eip
9orf Derfdriebenrn Seeoratsurs 8lein
ftattfnoen. H als a. . ssa
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Off13iene Mn;ei8en.
Serilegelte Angebotc .

80 -
nuarttermetfet's Offiee,)
Naibptue, Sennp ben %. ausuit 1867.
N%erfisseIte Mnsebpte spereen in hiefer cfaee
- aHgenommeA pis gum 2. September 1861 fiir
steterurg an has Huartiermeifter Separtement Der
Stoaten Armee pom:
175,O00 4funb Safer,
100000 &orn,
$4,000 Seu,
10000 o. Strob.
Die 5ourase, aassenommen has aorn, ,nus bis
asgeltefert Deroen, elmer Snipetficn unterunrfen
in perben, Dis an9eorbnet uer6en wirb. 9os 2prn
niuB bis gum I. Ropember 1867 eiugeliefert perben
Ger 2afer mus rein uno gtfunb fem unb in gufen
lSnrlapl Sddsn obgeIiefert uperhen, bas Roru in
gluten (@unnp) Sdden. 9as Sen mus reires Ti
motbp iein; 9eu uno Strob men felt, nit nicbt me
niger als pier "a Hetfen 9epreBt fein. 2mei 8irgs
t0often titH opppetten Betrage oes gomfrottes unn
sur St9erbeh, baB Der Gontraft erfut ruir6 perben
Der Siir9en 1T ie6em 8e5pt beisuflgen. Vile Anee=
oote ftno gu iberf4reiben: Proposals for Forage
une an ben nnterseibueten in Der Auartermafter's
Sffee 81 Yahutue su abreiiiren, mo iie am 2. Seps
TENDER 1867 er0iinet Iuetoe foHen, prouf Elm Cons
trait absef9lotfen ueroen wro rpenn zines Der &C.
bote ols annebmbar befunoen Ipiro.
gut Setebl oes Sren. Gen. geoi. Sbos. Sporbs,
afit Sen. Auartiermeiiter, Ser. 81. Arnee Gbef o.
u. oes Separtement Cumberland.
xre6peIl Wforre,
Naior o, urtiermeiiter
40 8repet SberftIieuteuant Ser. st. Armee.
aus2@tfep -tt st'SSafsf
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= Sn NtiinTngen, gBarttembera,
bat am 1. @usuit gum erlten Seal felt
Grf6affuns Der BeIt cine Gibil Sraa<
iins ftattsefunben. Die gauge lln9es
geno mar suiammenseitr6mt, UNI bic
lem merftuiiroisen Gltte beisuipobnen,
nno mandes ate NfltterIein id,Iua
Die Sanoe iiber benz &opf sufammen
unO meinte, iuenn es 70 nett eetomnlen
pdre, oann sinse Die @eH fi6erIid
balo unter. Sic Brautleute iuaren
bon 2aidin9en unO eeboren CUR @ecte
bes aSenlpelS in Sernialem.4
Der Son mad t bic M u IT..
Bauer. Serr 2an6ri6ter, i6
mills fa9en, mics mar. SD uno
mein @ieI mir finb auf Die gOesbader
Mable binaufeeoanseu, unb ba Der
SdnIanltstanbibat lit ben Mea beruu<
.tereefommen. 9erGfel mar 70 qes
ideit unb fu6te ben 6ubpfab aus, unD
Der S6uIamtsfanbibat aud. Da
MOTT 6aIt teiner benz anbern ausiueis
den, uno Der Giel ertuii6te nit ieinenr
Saf Srndt ben Serrn S6nlamtstans
oibateu ano mari ibn ben 0tain binuHs
ter. Dariiber bat er mid se3antt, nnb.
i'd bab' 3uibm selaot: Sd tam lig ga
au; i'd bah aber an rnein2ebtag geb0rt,
oaB Der SeiGeiOtIts nadeibt auO aus
Dem Be9e sebt; Der 6 Tel bat ia nit
itubirt." a. Beiter babe i'd MIR seiast.
8an6iOat. So, SER slmtsrid)s
ter, &c bat aber sefaot:: Ser GieI
bat NIT ftu6irt," unO bat bas gsort
Der betont unb atf feine, efet eebeus
tet. Daruiis folet, BAD q itilf6peie.
geno bon einem itu6trten GieI aep
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Nmerifaniidle Graelil.

Gs umIast, Don Der f6neniten nnb anfregenbitea,
Buff bis su ben blBsnliih froninen allaiiaen ener
Rirden Dreel, aIle Zone, unb bduis psrben eieiel-
ben NOD ben giansS pen 2eiten, bic MUIR bic baIben
Mmsaabe MAIDEN tSnnen uns wehtssr Haum BADEN
porgeSreen. E a ssEgssz
ten tifsh @reiie behimmen.
Mgert1iren werber 6anSlern sugeianff NIB bsSeus
te6e prosente aebrern y. @ieoerDertGuferu bewaiet
49, Giberia OFT, DbsTtidls-asent
5S1 4roaomap, Stem BORT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-02

~ Die freiiinnisen Gsutf6en bon
fs4enectabB, q, D, babeu cine freie
AritR6e Gemeinbe segrin0et nno ben
bur6 feline populdren gortrdge be-
tannten Hrebiser Or. 9fu bi0rf 3u
ibrem YreOiser sepabIt. 49'
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fPro@en fat unO Der ifn6irte@feI
tam bod in aIler SSeIt Sfiemanb am
oers fein aIs i d.
9anbridter. Gas 1T Elm
fdpigiger Sad! Sd perbe nadlte
ISOLDE an Srt un6 steae 9luaenidlein
entnebmen. Ser Gel mnb babel
fem. go! iest f0nnt Sbr geben.
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9ieMnsebenre YOpnIdritdt bieier Crseln unS ibrt
metfterbate GeipaIt Der T6ne bat OeieIben fdnsu I'm
ter oas nbIifum perbreitet suraI oa bafieIbe f1on
dast fir Oas amerifanifbe Saue erpdrfbt mar. ge
uaebem II Der aOfsnpreis mn Sin serihses b5bers al,
fir @eIobeOns, wdbrenb oielHE melt erbabener bars
aberitebt. Toni96nbeit, f@nsIe 5nserbsribruns
aBrtls fib nett efeftpoaer, 10 6ab has aaelobecn
aberbotsn trb uns felt letter Hsit perIanat lr aaes
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

TIE PARAGRAPH quoted below is one Of
the most admirable specimens we have seen
oftruthful political satire condensed into q
few lines. JUSIUs would have occupied a
page or two in exertng the force projected
by newspaper correspondent in "stick
full" Oftype. This paragraph has the same
relative force as compared with ordinary
newspaper shots that nitro.glycerine has to
.gunpowder
The SUPREME CouRT.-Mr. Forney having
withdrawn from the contest in Pennsylvania
for the Senatorial chair to be vacant on the
4th Of March next. is devoting himself to the
new movement against the highest tribunal
Of the land, invested by the Constitution with
veto-power on all legislation. Mr.. Forney
says, however, that "the Supreme Court has
no right to 60 back of the rebellion and ad-
judicate questions determined by the arbit-
rament OF arms according to laws and prece-
dents anterior TO the rebellion" Coke and
Blackstone, and Vattel, and Puffendorf are
all to be laid aside, and in their place the
Supreme Court must now base its decisions
on Forney's Press and Forney'S Chronicle.
The editorials in Forney's Pennsylvanid,l
and Forney'S Union, (ante-bellunl) will not
now be regarded as authority Wash. Cor
NJ Y. Com. advertiser.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
The Long strike.

Walls Opera House was again crowded to
its utmost last evening on the second repre-
ssntation Of the " "socialistic" and sensational
drama Of the Long Strike, or the Work.
men Of Manchester" piece founded upon
the realities of English life as depicted by
Mrs. GAsKLL, in her admirable novel Of
MARY Barton" The piece was played last
night on the whole and in all respects better
than it has been done before in America.
The acting Of the company is worthy Of all
the applause it received at the moment from
the audience and all the praises that will be
heaped upon it to-day by those who enjoyed
the entertainment, as they remember its
various excellencies.
The scenery by ANGELO WISER, the prop,
critics and appointments by JOHN WILSON,
and the mechanical effects by GEo. SHEHAS
and assistants, came for their share Of com
mendation. Tonight will be the last repre-
sentation Of this great drama for the present
as Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT will begin to do the
Legitimate at Walls next Monday night
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
The Arkansas Delegation I'm wash
ington.

The Arkansas delegation were again in
attendance at the White House yesterday
and had second interview with The PREsI.
DENT. The Cabinet was in session and they
were introduced to the members, and also to
Gen. GRANT, who was at the Executive
Mansion. Senator ANDREW HUNTER, who is
also United States Senator elect, briefly ex-
planned the object Of their mission to the
capital, and the political situation Of Arkan-
sas, the feelings and sentiments Of it's people.
Attorney General SrANBERY, in reply, re-
marked that Arkansas was considered as al
ready reconstructed.
They dine to-day with Secretary SEWARD,
who remarked that II was not customary for
them to make speeehes in the presence Of
their Chief, but that over their dinner they
could talk matters over fully.
The delegation have sent cards to Messrs.
SUMNER, FosrER, WADE, STEVENS, and others,
and will have interviews with such Of them
as are accessible to-day. The majority Of
the delegation will leave here on Sunday eve
ming SO as to reach Little Rock in time ia
be present at the meeting Of the Legislature
on Thursday. Two or three will remain here
to look after the interests they represent.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Fentan Affairs.

ToRoSro, Jan. 3---Col. Lynch Is out in q
letter q column long, addressed to the editor,
OF the Irish American In New Y York, IN which
he says that he has no desire for notoriety,
but he is reluctsutly Obliged 70 notice .
slanderous editorial In that paper, every word
Of which is an unmitigated falsehood, and
that such vituperation could only emanate
from paid hirelings, living on the honest earn.
ings OF their countrymen- He states, and
challenges pentradietion, that from the I'd Of
Jone the -ohe hundred prisoners have never
directly or indirectly received assistance from
the Fenian headquarters or other source ex-
cept small sum from p. o. Day, OF Buffalo,
for the Buffalo prisoners. He states that be
wrote 10 p. .a0y Day 10 call the attention Of
the Fenian authorities TO the case, but moth
ing was done, and that the editorial in the
New York 7Sibiins about q special agent
being sent, who called on the American Con-
sui here and prOfered RELIEF, has not word
Of truth In It.
Col. Lynch says he has no desire for q
controversy with, Roberts, and that he be.
lieves the Fenian organization is the best
ever established TO promote unity among
Irishmen in America. This object alone en-
titles il to the support Of true Irishmen.
Col. Lynch concludes with sarcastic
allusion 70 Roberts desire that he should be
hanged in order to replenish his Roberts,
treasury. ~
MosrRzli., Jan. 1.-The Executive Ooun
ell has been setting the last three days will
important business under consideration
The fate Of the condemned Fenians Ii one O
the subjects engaging the attention Of tn,
council, and Il Is believed the sentences o
the law will be carried into effect.