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HEApen's DEPr o. ruE PLATTE, CnIET QUARrEE.{
OFHCE. OaAuA Neh., Nov. %, 1901 )
rnDADnc Al y q "a DIV MRANsplR.IA-

PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
fIOS-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received a. this Office un!l
II D. on THURSDAY the "a day Of January 1873 for ne nnslo
Apr ldndi
eulus 81 1859 ROUTE No from Cbeyenne Dakota or uh
points b. determined dunnE Tue year ou e OAu
Railroad OF theycn, 20 such posts or
"A established n the Territory Of Montana
latitude degrees the Territory of Dakota vest longitude
100 degree Tie Territory Of Idaho eas NJ longitude i degrees ana
NE Territories Of Utah and C0gado north Of latitude ~ degrees m
clal0g ifnececsaIJ. DenveI CtJ .-..
The vca 90 be- Transported during The year 90 route no e ho
exceed twenty I've million f2j 100000 pounda
si the 100 pounds per 100 niles Al Nhh y
v transport The stores each nonh Of She year beginning Apn 4
nd enlinr March 20. 1869
Bi ,houd awe their names m we'll - their places Of resi-
should be- accompanied uF bond The sum o
DO signed bJ responsible persons
legally md properly stamped Fuanntcrrf mat l cas- c
tuarlrd for The route mentioned n ue proposal 20 e P-
popon tie contract ain accepted aud entered into and g'ol and
sufrelser furnished By said paris IN aecorA ee VIII 'ae Terms Of
Fsb bidder pu,' present s opening Of %, popos person
or b. rspressgtsl br b. attorney.
S4tsfltor, evidence of e loyalty ari 0l en o esrn ~ anu
psr.ou ofercl az security viii De- required
Pfopo,s at0rsci Proposals r Army lrrnsporaon oa
Fl be- entertained unless iheI Iy comply "'A
tle rc4uiremeuts o. tIs advertisement
party om te made must De prepared 20 execute tae
eoafrael a7 % , The required bonds Tor te n perform
Of The contract
The Del BOZ readiness for service - .l M i Of Apn
a De require, o have pIsce ~ business 90 agency ~ th
be- nay Gated with promptly a1t readily or Route no. %
tfrenne Dakota az such Other loni as MAJ De 4"'' an '
Starting p1ni Of CO. route t..-
Bl,nf % showing conditions Of the contract 90 be- entered o
can be- application this ore % e 0ic Of the Crass
tsrst Ncsfork saint Louis Cheio Denver fofi
Smelling AID mrst accom- l1d De- @ ''A'
D. order fthe Qusrt. General Wh hlEHs
Ug Bra. QIlrrrm Department of fhr ie
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jaws L. CRrTBNDEN Attorney No q watst Dii iaN3yW
0nan Sitamtrs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OPPOSITION To MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA

VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA,
will doa.rh their new splendid Steamships from Reslok rom
Pier No g. North River foot Warren st. al noon al Lower @ shan
b. any other Line.
For Passage or Freight, over both Routes, as follows:
VIA PANAMA.
JANUARY l8G3Seamship ARAGO connecting with steamship
JANUARY a. laGosteam,hp SANTIAGO DE- CUBA, connecting
with Steamship NEVADA. . .
ship NEBRASKA. .-....l...
JANUARY IS l863Steamsp SAN FRANCISCO, connecting With
FEBRUARY Is l9-stespsbp SAN FRANCISCO connecting With
Steamship MOSES TAYLOR.
These Samshiis are expressly fitted Tor this trade and
nasd FOR sah Speed Elegance and Comfort and their rates for
Passage and Freight an always he ban by other Line
For further Particulars address the undersigned a No ~ WeSt
Ner.York D. ~ CARRINGrON. Agent
CHtKLES DANA Viee. President, WM. IT, WEBB President,
No q Exchange place, \. T.
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Il, lN.r-lanE-prrlnrnryr og EIsMoE- !

en- o. Nkw YoHE-DTriurHrvr op fNssCE.
BuHEsu ~ rHK REcsivEE ~ T.tEs
NEW Coufr.HousE PAHK. Dec TO- looi
mo -PAYERS.-NOticc Is hereby given
a person, may bayo omitted TO- pay ther IIe 20 pay
before ar h Jag uf January ith ou .n
sner si ate Interest of y pr cent peg anau calculated
nom Sept o. 1901 10 DAY of payment vii. be added
Ga he 18th January pror warrants VIII w lrd Tor 'hr COB
lection Personal TaIcs remaining unpaid IN that d
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INSTRUCT COURT of, the UNITED STATES
IL tor The SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWiOkk.-in T rhs
III, a. EDWIN r. PEAsB. Bankrupt Tx BASERuicl
Undersigned hereby gives notice Of m appointment. ns"
S ~ N.. Yok within skd District who has been Andged
,pnt mon hs petition by the District Court o sag
Ponghlsepsie ~ y, Dee 1861 kObI D. "lbhi'I,
oil lAn3sW
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WlN-
- TER ARRANGBMBNTSD ,,-, A. ,.m.i,. 6s
Leave James sslp N. asa M, VIA L. hAH'Au' " 'N
Babylon and all stations u. p-..A,.n c-t,.i
Leave Prankin.a ave, Brookyn a. 500 NJ va D'0'A|"
Railroad 10 Jamaica Babylon and all sas'1u9nl . t.m.ss
Leave Jamessshp N T., at p NJ VIA Ia l. Anu"soi " ''
Tor Babylon and all stations t. p,oo,,,n C,ur,l
p.i,a,1 90 smscs FOR Babylon sud all way-ssanona Ia.
Leave Babylon At for J.n.e. and a. way
p.h,ior as a N Jamaiea and all wasauons sose
To- S ,r.a Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving al fahA""
T R.hVon Al I1:4op for JAmaes and all wsyst,na s"
In Train az H. Railroad arriving at Jamessslp a.
fss,. aabrlon 1890 fr Jamaica aud ell
i.~ vth train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving
oti,n Al sos connecting also with the horse
ne hn Ns"i"'' ~ n WHIyR snpsaBissS'A
To sis .fssi EOs. 1867.
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I'm RANKR1rpTcy In the District Co1rf q

IN BANKRUpTCY-In the District Court OF
the District Of HeYork in the matter
WILLIAM BRADsrRBET Bankrupt Notice Is hereby given
that Petition has been sled in said Court by "lLLAS WILLIE
under Of Congress March 2 1851 for discharge ana
certificate thereof al his debts aud other claims proyab under said
act and that day Of December 1851 at u o'clock a. the
Fitch Register 10 Bankrnptcy a. NO. 81 Fnei
When all creditors who have proved their dot ana oer
persons interest attend and show any hey nave why @
should not be granted And the second ana
third Meetings Creditors held the time and place
Dated At SewYork the 10th day Of November 1857 rs oil,
Dll law3wW GEO +. BblIs, Cletk,
n BANKRUPTCY.-I the District Court OF
- the United States District u Negi In th nat
81 ~ SOoEIh Is SAIhsand OWEN g. Cal Eo bahauP "a 90.
~ m hereby that Petition has been pea N sa
" D. YATES and OWEN q. GATES, IN SAID Dlstc IVY
under the act 0iCongress Of March 1901 Tor
ana eelae thereof from all e debts and other claims proyans
so ~ % Pi We thri Day Of January 1905 AZ TWO "a
H. ue once on Edgar ketchum Register In Bankruptcy, NO 3
NassauS In tie Cy olNeeYOk hearing Of the
same when ad where All creditors their debts and
other persons IN interest attend they have
and third meetings Of creditors he same time
paceDaed al New-iork on the tenth day Of Decsube
CRrrESDEy, Attorney, No 81 Waist bli isSssw
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
third day Of December A. D. 1861 Bsnfruptey
Of HENRY BvBSSON junior Of the
CITY OF HewYo Ia the County Of EewYork and State Of
that the payment Of Debts and Delivery Of Prop
belonging Bankrupt him, for bis and the
Property by him. forbidden by Law that Meeting
Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt their Debts and to Choose
rupcy holden No. 81 Broadway the CITY OF New York
Isaiah T. Williams Register the sIth day Of January A. d.
1868 a one O'Clock D.. n.-Dec IS, 1861 r. MURRAY
D. & Marshal Messenger Southern District Of NeHi ork
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Is6z SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. h'
COMMENCING JUNK J. l89L
Pssseufer Station IN EevYorK corner Twentysevettht an
ave. Entrance on TwentT-serenteh

!
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; go,
For HeuHaven aud BRIDGEPORT 200 500 (EL ll0 m "
HIl 3ot BI as 40 and 900 CErl y,s,,o, 100 u,J
For biorc Stratiord Fairfield Southport ana "'''P"" ~
a N. As 40 aus, ANN.
For EorWdk 100 500 (Exl 800, lL9oA mt h' Anhb ~A'
as 40. (RI SO. LOO (BL)
FOR D1risn 100. 800, H. as 40, 80 p m, .,.s
For St,mfoa 100 ELl 800, llOa M lll9 (bL Ll,
fRtG 3ls 4 90 (Br), 40 $40. $50, 500 CKL ha
Pof Greenwich and intermediate shea LVV S'H AA'N~
49, ~S' ''" CONNECTING TRAINS.
"a, Roto, VI, suruR6eld, 800 a (II), 400 (RIl a@p
Por Boop via sbors Line. l2l5 (BL J. 400 80. -, a..
pm al .p..a an. - M, siS. ~ h Mes.
E "a, a. Providence and sAtn Railroad SOC CBL) no
Haven EswLoadsa ssouinga Railroad Al T." -
MS 800, 500 p
FOR Canal Railroad ltlS .. m 70 Northampton
Pot Housatouie Railroad 300 - 800
FOR KlusAtuek Railroad, 800 a. NJ, 800 p IA -.
Var Dan6ury and Eorwaik Railroad. 100 900 n, tSpn
ts@h'~'0' SssPnk ~N' A'- JAMES H. HoIT, eept
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CUPREME COURT - City and County of

NIIPKEME IIIIN -NIIN dTII -
y Ee,.YorI-CUARs X HAWKES.. Plaintiff sgaiust Ghofph
IA BUELL. Dendaut-SummonsFor money demand on Contract
om moi ,e 10 tho Defendant: You hereby summoned ana re-
ouirsd 10 answer complaint In this action which WI ee
IT, In tIe omre Of The Clerk Of tho City and County
on Hew-YorI "A the CITY Hall, in the cry OF Nestors
the said complaint ON We iubs
sir op No Il WasL said within twenty DAYS after
The service of mis- you exclusive OF ne DAY sl @
f,i the said complaint within the TINE ao,e
aid the piabta Ia tbs action will take Judgment against you o us
I'm 81 6s bonsnd dollars With interest from the third day OF june
% nonapd eight hundred aud eyen beside The costs ind as
buiScA'n' VI '"' ~ DINOCk 4 WHITNEY,
Dl8law6uW flanuns Au,99inSls - 20 80 .o,ics tb.t
The summons In this action Of which the foregoing copy ana G
W Ills action duly died 10 the once OF the CLERK e
casiS Of New -York al the C Hail. the City OF Ne"
iO'A' VI '"' wv" 1'' DIMOCK WHITNEY,,
nee II 1857 Plaintiffs Attopeys No l1NAlsI
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Revolution &c, &C.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter !
L 4 Tangement-Change Of Time--LesVs Jamessip; m
train for Greenpor and ali vayttaions connecting at Mneo
trains for Glen Cove Hampstead IL Sgosset passenger
and an way ssons p m, Express train Tor RIVER Head -
Syoet and Glen passenger train and al waIststons
Famuse ana Hampstead passenger train and for North slp So.
DAYS only ..,...
Sunday Excursion 1rain leaves Hunters Pon 81 m Unfe
Hunters Point AZ $40 p To take eject Nav 1851
II
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SPECIAL EOrICRPeons purchasing tickets THH MoSrn Tor
steamer Ag0 do 50 At the ye los price ~ 800 Fr
Cabin second CABIN $50 Steeage 10 currency Wougn 10 SAn
n HAkEINGTON. Arenf
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noe CALIFORNIA, yia PANAMA..

LIVIA u VIAlNINt VII 7 Ittf4hfI-hf
REDUCED RATES or FREIGHT
Tn paG. Mail Steamship ComDsDys steamer ARIZONA will ssil on
ri EsDAY Dec 81 at u o'clock Freight received until Monday
q B pm 70 .., -. Al,
roo rates inquire Freight ohce Comp1nys PET No. ~
N,rtb River fot of 'CausI.st WELLS. FARGO g. CO..
80 Ersig IL g. =
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sttHmboats anS EaiIruaes.
BRISTOL LINE

FROM PIBR No. 10 NORTH lgIyRR
The magnificent BRISTOL, Capt bi,,yto, A..
DEHCE Capt Simmons. at p m. daily. - - '"N't%
Only and thirty minutes By rail from Bnso "a p.
irving Boston ample time to connect with EOh.ra IA
Na'rfrt
and baggage checked through at the oc.. a,
Express Co. No. Park place Nos 7S5 ssc s Bro sd..,
Railroad Depot Twenty sIihst and FOgrthaye Hudson
road Depot Twenty nhihs and NnthsTe ko a 49,
ingon-st, Brooklyn "Hs~
By purchasing felets any Of these Offices baggage n
residence destination. II. o. Gen
GEO. w. TIERS.
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sixty miles three hours saved by this line Chicago, Cincinnati
St Louis &c, with but one ebanss q ear.
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ERIE RAILWAY:-Trains leave Depot fool

II Of Chambersst, Psyons Ferry; ,..
Day Express Tor Rochester B1Hao, eaanantA Dl1Aks
and all points West aud S0ute. 80 ,..
500 N Way Train daily osIe and intermediate ,atoss
1890 m Express Mail for BugaO. SALAMANCA Dunkrk And AZ
points Vest sni South. .,,, -.-,,-
40 n Rsv Express stopping Ouy 40 Sterling Junction Inss
and stations Turners 10 Port JeTTS Ee~bursb d War
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From Mashington.

WAsH1yGToN, November 12.-Thad. Ste
venss friends think he cannot survive the
win Ter.
The impeachers say the persistence and de-
termination with which President johnson
withholds from the Senate his reasons for
removing Stanton will form one Of the gravest
grounds for his impeachment.
The Republicans claim that negro suffrage
has been carried in Minnesota by small ma
jority.
All the members were at the Cabinet meet
ing to-day except Secretary Welles, whose
condition is critical.
Signor Murillo, Minister from the Republic
of Colombia, was presented to tho President
to-day.
General Sherman is expected here hourly.
Some of the owners Of cotton seized during
the war are about institutng suit against
Secretary McCulloch, on the ground Of his
illegal rulings. Ii is anticipated this action
will lead to the ventilation OF the whole mat.
ter.
There was slight snow here to-day.
1t is nearly accurately ascertained that the
United States is in treaty for Two islands IL
the West Indies-St. Thomas and st. John-at
priceestirnated from four to six millions In
gold. The transfer OF the islands 10 TINS
country is dependent on the consent OF theli
inhabitants, and the question is to De pre-
.ented to them this month. 1t is thought 6
majority will favor the transfer.
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The Markets.

NEW York, November IA. M.-tlour
active and firm Wheat, lG2c. better. Corn
quiet and steady. Pork dull at s2O.sl; Lara
Quiet Cotton quiet 1t lsEGl9c. freiRhts
Quiet Turpentine dull at 5iac. hoslh-
Common, $3.50. c.
ling-Long, 9i.@l09a short, lo'r. Ioio'
l3ga. 5-s0's, o. coupons, l0oA.
NEW YORK, November PIP. Motion
declining sales of l,SO0 bales AT loE4 le'1c.
Flour active; State, &S4slo. %; southern'
So 9O6Sl4. Wheat active; No !, ~ 2tt - !;
Corn dull and declining; western mixed. sl.oo
msI37h Oats steady. Pork, sZl.el anu
steady. Sugar firm. Other groceries s.eauS
Naval stores steady. Frelghts steady. money
steady and unchanged. Gold closed steady ~
1881 Governments steady
BALTIMORE, November le.-Cotton dull a.
$50 Flour very dull and nothing dong.
Wheat dull and tending down prime 10 cholGe
red So Corn dull; old whlte, Si.o- yer
low, 81 50 Dat. dull at 7oG72c. PROVISIONS
continue nominal.
ST. LOUIS, November l2.-Flour nat super
tne, SO Is Corn dull at 9oGo2c. Provislon'
yery dull mess pork, S2l A9s2ln shouioefs
la&@l3c. clear sides, l5%0l6c. Lara Ioc.
C1sc1ssA71, November l2.-flour dull
Corn unchanged. provisions dull ana uI
changed. Mes. pork held at so, WIN d sal.
of one lot at sl9. Bacon improved IN aeht,n.
but lower shoulders, ll-c., Clear SUES i'o
Lard, llEc.
LOUISVILLE, November l2.-Superhne Iioi,I
SIS Corn-New ear, 60@70c. shei!eo, -
Mess pork, s204 5000. Lard, l2Hc. ohou'
ders, l2Ac. sides, l7c-
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4, = meeting. Of the citizens OF Campbell
county held on Monday, November llth, Al
'"@pn"A Courthouse, tor the purpose OF or
.-.z.1g the conservative strength OF the
''-a'y and appointing delegates 10 Con
,rE'4uy" Convention 10 be held in the city o.
Aoamcnd or ;hr nth of December next,
Nn motion OF DR.. a. j Clarke, Colonel Il
/. "NAr:s was elected chairman, ana no
te:tH. Button ana Joel d. Leftwich secreta'
'.es
Ia" Chairman explained the object Of the
.-'".'nH, Il! Ter which DR.. A. } Clarke onereo
~. following preamble and resolution;
" Ac.rts :, Convention Of the Conservatives
%. 'fsaa has been called 10 meet IN Inc
-.' OF Richmond Oh the llrh day of Deceui,
'' and whereas the people OF The county o.
pbe4! desire 10 DC represented In thdt pouS
'4tI~i0re
"st,asd. That the following named gentie'
." De appointed our delegates 10 saiu Soh
eaton, VINO are earnestly requested 10 at
- rs celebrations.
.&e preamble and resolution were unani,
s-4s'y adopted, and a delegation was erected
"a each iaaEisteriai district. ;,
2A motion Of Mayor John >. Lanshorhe' u
unanimously
L.sa@ed, Tuat the Chairman appoint a
,-"Niaan Of II vigilance committee In eaci
..-'''s.''!a! district, with power 10 select NE
'4air>, whose duty il shall be 10 N!si
"h..c man III his district and see Iha
"'> registered, that he has the means "
~ sn Tie polls, AID that he goes.
o" notion, II was further resolved this'
9''/"li Of the county who can lind IL con
nm loattcnd the Convention in Richnont
"'"'"o'IIeo 70 act rs Il delegate.
W." 4ylyn. the meeting adjourned.
Il l. WiTEEEs, Chairman.
vii. L,i 1s,,g,,' }seeretarIes.
"a large Number Of delegate. were named.
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Snow in New York.
NRw YORK. November l2-l2 M.-Sno" Is
falling rapidly here.
Foreign News.


LIVERPOOL, November l2-Evening Cot
ton oui.t: sales, 10000 bales; uplands,
s H. lodi ; Orleans, Lied.
A colliery in Wales has exploded, and 1t is
feared that few out Of 500 workmen escaped.
Garibaldi, his sons, and military chlels, II
is said are about to go TO America
Great fears are felt about the relations De-
tween France, Italy, and Rome. The Papais
refuse releasing the captured insurgents al the
request of France.
The Sultan declines the advice Of the Great
Powers in Cretan affairs, and accepts the re-
sponsibility.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Honduras rail-
way loan for q 10000 has been introduced
here.
Commodore Farraguts fleet will make c
long stay 1T Lisbon.
The Prussian deputy BEEN has been I'm
prisoned two years for remarks in he Diet.
PARIS, November 1.-THE H2:.ltsur say:
that France, finding Italy resolved to tnlll
her duty, withdraws her troops from Rom'
to Civita Eecchia.
The Swiss Federal Council has approved
the postal treaty with the United States.
A rio, took place at Oxford, England, yes
terday, and the troops were called out.
LIVERPOOL, November ll-Noon.-Cottol
opened quiet; sales (estimated), lO,Uoo Daies
| quotations unchanged.
TARA o'clock Cotton dull Orleans, Cd.
Io,poy, November IL; o'clock.-Consols
o41a. United State. bonds. 10 1910
/ Ioypoy, November l2-2 T. M.-Consois
o4ss United States bonds, 70D.
| LIVERPOOL, November II r. M'-CoLol
dull estimated sales, 5000 bales upianos
II. l6d.: Orleans, Cd. Corn, ASS. Cd. Sugar
2es. Cd. Common rosn, S.. Sd. tine pale, l1a
Tallow, AS. Cd. Turpentine, 2IsI Manches
| ter advices unfayorable; goods ana yarn
heavy, with declining tendency.
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The Coie.I1iscnck Nfnr,irr Case.

ALBANY, November o.-The Cole -Hiscock
murder case was MP before Judge Peckham
TODAY. James T. Brady. Amasa J. Parker.
and William ]. Hadley. appeared for General
Cole, and District Attorney Henry Smith and
Lyman Freeman for the people. General
Cole was accompanied by his brother, United
States Senator Cole, from the jail TO the court
room. When asked what he had TO say to the
indictment, General Cole replied that he
wanted II trial. Mr.. Brady suggested "noi
guilty" and then the prisoner pleaded "no,
guilty"
Mr.. tadley moved postponement until the
next Oyer and Terminer which after some
discussion, was granted by the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-13

SOMETHING New ABOUT THE DELrGE.-The
London Bookseller makes the following an
nouncement of a literary novelty ITO be
sold by private contract the copyright of "A
work, In manuscript, entitled the Tower of
Babel Discovered and the Deluge Explained,
the su tancc Of which is contained in about
three hundred and fifty foolscap qnarto pages.
The author and compiler asserts that he has
made one of the most important discoveries of
ting the identity of the Great Pyramid of
Egypt with the ancient Biblical Tower Of Ba-
bel and proving, by conclusive evidence, that
the Mosaic Deluge was Il local flood, produced
by the bursting of ancient African lake,
the remains Of which he points out, and also
indicates in detail the cause of the great ca
taStrophe."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-13
TELEGRAPHfC NEWS "a
The Case OF Colonel BeIger Erroneous Para.
graph-Senasor Guthrie -Ex-Secretary NAL

lOrys
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE order OF
the President revoking the dismissal Of Colonel
Belger was presented TO the Secretary Of War
to-day. 1t Is intimated by General Grant
that the order Of revocation does not place
Belger in the army, though final decision
was given.
A paragraph published enormously states
that there will be 4 deficiency in the Post
office Department this year of two millions
and half dollars. This is not SO. The re-
ceipts and expenses will come within esti-
mates and appropriations but the report of
the Postmaster General estimates deficiency
of that amount for the year ending June 80,
1850, in consequence of an increase Of postal
service.
The friends of Senator Guthrie are now
here seeking quarters for him during the ap-
preaching session.
Stephen r. Mallory, late Secretary of the
Navy of the Southern Confederacy, Is in
this city day. WALLACE