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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
RIVER MATTERS.

weather and BOsiness.
Yesterday was another fne day. The
weather was clear and pleasant.
The river here Is rising rapidly II rose
? feet In the past "a hours. The river az
st. Louis is reported rising, with a good
stage OF water TO Cairo. The ONO Is
rising, with heavy floating ice o. Gin
eipaati down below Louisville. The ice
Al Louisville was heavy enough 70
impede navigation. The y
rising slowly, with s feet In the
White river is IN good stage.
Business on the wharf was fair, with q
fair fisf If d~enartures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

Circular S1cS.-Cireularsaw gummed
by us at short notice at u mil, o
street, between Auction and Mill streets.
feb6uf VIM. n. EAh1N q ".
Al Kinds fEmOking tobacco to be had
at White House segag stand, No. Is Mad
isOn street. feb2-lW
Carpets, wall paper and Curtains, at
J. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ja24-lm
Pdrtn0cs and Prince Wales cigars to
be had at White house segar stand, No.
Is Madison street. fes-IW
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RaJ ShorelS.-Treat & Hamilton.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, February 7, 1857, 8 pm.
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Treat d H1miHon,-Bull tongues.
ian35-ef4t.
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Leaving Of pure wool grown and I'M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
The County Convention.

The County Convention held on We'd
nesday was admiralty conducted from the
to its close. The nomina-
tons made are excellent, being an advance,
in some directions, from proceeding ones
But what is exceedingly satisfactory to
large majority Of the people. is the facs
that certain politicians in this town. dis.
turbers Of the union which ought to exist.
did not make much by the unfair and scam
dalous doings Of the caucus here to select
delegates. "Pa,isi is not France" yet, and
we may work on and take courage while
the hearts of the people in nearly all the
county are right and true.
twill be recolected that at the County
Convention last year when this town was
carried for the right by immense labor and
the other towns were for once in unison
with it. that loud andlong Were the appeals
for peace and the practice of forhearante
and forgiveness. This appeal was Needed
and General Caldwell. then. particularly
objectionable because OF the way he had
carried on the campaign for meaber Of
Congress, was taken for Senator. Mr..
Hale who had before this furnished brains
and sinews of war for the defeated wing
of the party was taken for Representative
t. tbs Legislature. Thus ssr well. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
FOR G0rERN0E.
GEI, JOSHUA |. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Caucus.

The. caucus on Saturday evening was a
mixed affair We have no special COM
nents to make save that the interest which
don't like the present Maine law, or which
like Ethan Spike, believe in it but not in its
enforcement, united with the party of which
the CLERK oil the Courts is thehead centre,
aud beat our side. TO do this all the usti-
al app ianccs had to be resortcd 10. such
rs double voting. borrowing lots of coppe.-
heads, which IS i thing easily accomplish
ed in the present demorallzed condition OF
that party, taking the advantage oil the
time OF calling tie caucus &c. &c. OF all
! this, We make no Comment nov, because
! Ellsworth is not the county and because
+ there " as not enough in the case for Il big
/ ii glIt just now. If the respectable men
who hitherto have maize money By seiliu.
ale, think they can MAKE point by MAX
ug war upon the Umon party they Viii
Try to do 90 but We tliiuk their sober second
thought will teach them better than 10 COLI
tiuue 10 tight it out on that line. There is
no safety Ia SO doing, We do not like the
present law, nor the constabulary law cl-
ther. nor believe in such men is came here
from tie western part OF the safe and We're
50 fierce after fees. nor in the consistency
or reliability OF som. ftne Good Te,L-
plars. bat when men maze war upon "a
party merely because the application OF
some law does not permit them To Pile up
money in an unlawful business, then the
IL, III
and also not far seeing.
Last Spring Mr.. Emery, the present Co.
Attorney at the earnest wish OF the Good
Iemplars had those engaged in the anlaw-
ful sale OF spirtuous and malt liquors pros
ccuted. He seemed to be AS prudent rs
he well could be. and certainly did not 20
to the extent that some temperance men
urged him, but far enough to unite al!
! those whom he prosecuted against him,
whenhe wanted TO be nominated. The eau
cas-, then, on Saturday had not much else
/ in it save the Co. Attorneys ease, and then
, and there Mr.. Emery found some Of the
Good Templars who urged him 10 prose
cute and furnished him with the names OF :
/
may have been unexpected to him. but not
to us, nor the public generally.
Mr. Perry's ticket, was thus made up
and secured al votes, OF some kind:
Barlow Hall Jr. John W. hill. Henry B.
Jordan. John d. Hopkins, p. w. Perry
Thomas. Holmes. I saac II. Thomas. Myiic
Avery, Chas. Mcdonald, Ii. u. Saunders.
and Daniel Adams.
The tickle; which was defeated. and
which received l02 votes, was thus cou-
strncted: Henry Whiting. Samuel Dut,on,
Jr. John N. Hale. Robert +. Cambell,
Thomas j. Holmes james F. Hooper, 5. j..
Morrison. Geo. ii. Spragne. Geo. ). Smith.
L. d. Curtis, and Hatch Macomber,
We are thus particular in giving names
Sc because it may be Il matter of some mo-
ment in the future to know these particn-
iars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

CUBA CABLE BROKEN AND LosT.-The
shore end OF the telegraph cable from Flor
ida To Cuba was landed ut Key West, Au-
gust 3, and on the 4,h, twenty miles were
paid out. when It WAS cut and buoyed i'll
one hundred aud thirty tathoms OF water.
The Narya. cable steamer. the United States
steamer rahoma. and the spanish inali-ot
y ar Francisco de Asis, then proceeded TO
Morrea. on the Cuba eosst, laid the shore
end and commenced paying out ut AS p.
M. August q. Everything worked well
until the next morning, when the Narva
fell in with an English steamer. WAC told
them that they We're Il long dis ance 10 The
eastward vi Iucir course. Inc true course
vas given them and they reached the bony
at 9 y. IN, August 7. after using all the Cu-
ban cable and 10 mlles OF the Punta Rosa
cable. On preparing 10 splice the TWO
ends. they failed. the cable parting half 4
mile from the snip a. p. M, The rest OF
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday were
spent grappling for the lost end without
success. Lcaying the Narra still graphing
the Taloma sailed for New YORK Thurs
day afternoon. having been relieved by the
United States Lenapee which will render
IL. tine assistance As~2ss,Il!.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

era OF good feeling had dawned upon us.
and fer one we supposed our party wounds
were in fair way ro heal soundly. bur this
year the old wounds have been opened anew
needlpssly ana cau-elessly. and wesee the
result as worked out by the people and
consumated ly the largest and alaest CEN
venaian he'd here far ten vear.. The dis
turbsrs Of our peace and harmony have
been rebukrd ne they never werei before.
Some good officers Nigh, have been saved
from decapitation had they had courage
enough to cut adrift from the" Head Cen
ter If the Mvrlnan wing Of the party.
But as thev chose to make their bed so they
must lie in it. Ror particulars ofthe con-
,ention, see report ofproceedins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

~ man named Durham, or Conoyer. who
l. HOW in the Pche cn,lary Tor perjury. and APP
pears To have spent hi, whole time for Years ia
ireacbery, lately tent TO the President an APP
pl Cation for pardon, supported by prc,end-
ell revelation Of Radical wickcdne>s. He az
,u,es Republican Congressman Of hiring him
to get Witnesses 10 swear falsely to the i'rc>i-
dents intimacy with Wilkes Booth. We are
astoni, he'd that the Atlorne! -General should
attach HE slightest Importance 10 the asser
and are sill more surprised thai he should
quote ~ proof Mr.. A>hiey's notes to Conoser.
Ihes. notes are brief and meager, and can
only be linked with Conover's by powers of
Imagination tor which we had not given Mr. :.
sl,nbery credit - Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

WHAT SPRING DIp.-Thc Indianapoli,
Herald tells thi, story about the artesian well
at Terre daute:
A lively gas. supposed TO be sulphuretted n.y.
drogen. |. emitted from the water when il first
comes to ! he open air. An effect Of this ga is
the rapid deterioration of metals. The story
Is told th1t certain ladies'. addicted to the Use
Of beautifers, have di.a2Feeabiy experienced
the effects Of the gas. II is reported Of one in
particular that, bending over TO catch glass
full Of the ainqrosia, her complexion suddenly
changed from peaily white tinged with ear
nation. TO that OF u well-worn saddle. The ar
lesion gas operating on the metallic powder
wrought wonderous change and the fair Re-
becea who came to the well white belle, went
away Nnmidian negro. II is reported that
she has abandoned powder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

COMING STATE ELEC rIoNs. The mex. S a'e
election wall lie that Of Vermont, which will
occur on the Sd oi september; aud Tho day ai-
ter, California i'll tie Ole eNtl, mty al tie
Union wiil follow. a few day. af,eiw ,rd on
the 9Th Of September, Ma,nc wiii be heard
from. Nearly u month viii then ciap>e, ut the
end Of winch ,im- the great States OF Penn>yl-
,ania Indiunna and Ohio, Will engage III The
political ,truggc-their day oil eleclon being
the eth Of October. Next will COM the el't-
lions HAT ccur OF the hrst TUESDAY oi No,em-
berthe 9th. They are New York, New Jer-
sey Dcleware, Mar, land, Massachusetts, Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas,
Missouri and Nevada. Colorado will vote on
the l2,h of November, which will close the list
Of Fall elections.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
WONDERFUL FREAK OF BABY.-The o
EvERARD.

WONDERFUL FREAK OF BABY.-The OF
iowa Mercury tells the following:
"A few days ago in Keokuk county, babe
six month, old, WAS crying Justify, and the usu.
nj appliances seemed 10 have no effect. II still
cried, aud the mother was perpleNed to know
what the trouble Was. At last, after II seemed
almost exhausted, it spoke with startling Iii =
tinctness these worl,: "CiAe me 4 drink uf
waler." OF course tie mother was frightened
hui gave the wafer. when it immediately went
to sleep. The Infant had never spoken before
nor since. We can youch for the truth Of the
above, rs W" are person ally acquainted with
the parents OF the child.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

CoRvw AII.-Much uneasines Is tel
among farmers oh account OF beng so 'h''cii
later than usual with their haying. ana
much relief at West Cornwall Oh account
Of the departure of ". ii. Greene the sns-
pected wife poisoner for Litchlield jail
which took place after an examination De-
fore Justice 4. 5. Gold on tuesday July
3Oth.-.ur. Elias Seoyile has moved his
blacksmith shop from North Cornwall 70
Colds Mills.-Ihe citizens of South Corn
wall we're visited during the night July 10
by parties who carried oil number OF an
ticies of small value and who, il Is suppos.
ed served the citizens of Cornwall likewise
during The following night. George Pot
ter of Kent has leased tho hotel at Corn
Wall Blidge.-Edwin Pierce recently
caught two boot owls in ms hand ana ciiai-
lenees the world to beat tlat.-South Corn
wail has her sbaIe of the city hoarders thi.
year. Payne hotel, the Alser institute and
several of the private houses have all thar
they can Accommodate. Croquet RACES
fearf,lly. and efforts are being made to or
sanize ball club.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23

INV IoRh, aug -.
special Washington despatch to tine Herald
states that there is little doubt that the sfida.
Wits published, purporting TO reveal plot to
blaeken the reputation Of Judge Holt. with a
huge hoax.
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER OF SHEEP BY
LIGHTNING.-The lightning was sharp in York
County during the thunder showers of w edne,.
day morning. Eighteen sheep huddled tOgeth-
cr under tree on the Day farm in Limerick
were Killed Wig.
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THE SECRET OF Lo>GEvIrY.-An entertain

THE SECRET OF LoNGEyITY.-An entertain
ing book OF sporting gossip, recently pushed
in London under the odd title of "spurlascrutI.
lana, gives, in the wurd, ol Captain Horati0
Ross. the secret of the remarkable prescrSa.
ton Of hi> tine, vgurou, physique 10 a late pc.
riod in life. Il attribute II, ne says, " in u
great measure 10 having always kept myself in
II state Of moderate training. | have alway.
lived well, AMI for many years have drank
nothing but hight ciaret, one bottle per diem;
bur | have never omitted, wherever was,
whether III town or country, whether the
weather WAS fair or the reverse, 10 walk regu.
larry eight miles. AMI & neral. twelve miles.
every day OF my Lille, uuic>, l had an epportu.
nifty OF going out shooting. l have also for
great many Years bcru very particular III tax.
ing u >long ny bath Of cold Water every morn.
lns. g" And nov, al 10. he cfn walk III, nifty
nilies. at three and u hail miles All hour, with.
out fatigue, and he Is sIiil the BEST r.ile shot ia
England.
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Az EyEsrruL LiFE.-A correspondent
writing to an Exchange from Indianapolis
Indiauna, says: While passing through
the Union Depota few days ago | was ac-
sosted by one,asmed man in faded army
blue. Fourteen years ago first SAW him
working at windlass in the gold diggings
at Australia. He and his three partners
hoisted by that windlass, from a single
shatt. more than Ss0D 600. A few meots
later | babe him good bye, as he sailed
tam AIelbourne to New York with $500.
nm, in bills of exchange in bra pocket. !
,,.xt saw him IA wounded iss.le soldier, "
ur ON the field OF Aniietam. a little
More than year later ! Jaw him Union
saldier, lying IN n hospital IN Tennessee.
10 ,day he is helpless wanderer, depend
eaton pnblic charity for dinner lie
NAV ttG De Ii ais,iI".i'e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
THE New York Post gives the following as

THE New York Post gives the following as
the origin ofthe dollar mark, :, which so many
people strive TO make their mark:
1T l. contraction OF two Spanish WORDS
Pesos faertes.' which means, literally, hard
money. They are made thus, pfs, and the 5
commonly backs over The p and +. have seen
them an accounts made before the federation Of
tho Uni'cd state, wa, ever thought of. Prsc-
tise making the letters, THROWN. the back
over the and {, and you will readily see how
such designating prefix will get INFO the
that we use. once when trading in Mexico,
having failed to use the term of pesos Juertes,'
to Oh, tinguish the kinK of money was to re-
ceive. my Mexican friend paid me three hui
sand dollars in sixpenny pi.res anu si'ilhgs'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
Paris ; NSOsiiion--se wing
Machine 4 wards

We recently published biief telegram from
Paris, announcing the award, over cighty-two
compositions. to hessTs. WHnItER& WILSON, of
the highest premium, gold medal, for the peIfec
ton oil their sewing ma hire, aud button hole
chimes. The folio ing arc the copies OF the oil
cial document confirming the announcement:
fNfoSITIOS CNIvERsEIIE-PAkIs Isl.
COMMISSION lNrsRrAiE, CHt4r- pI-NikEs,
II JELY, Isl.
NJ. Hunting. No. 10 Gegeat 81 L7ai,n:
Denr ST Ike piying to your inquiry, beg to
state that The o.g q I'D HefIi 70 the manufacture
aud PERFECTION II Se1sinq Machines and Bnifon Lol,
ia. hfhss was awarded to Mc-sr,. WHEELER &
WILSON, of New York.
Yours, respectfully,
IIf>RYF q pALiGSY
Member of International jury a.iI reporter Of
same Another letter of same date says:
lie = .Sb :--Replymg To your inquiry, herewith
class:
DrrrIs TT DrMREMY, for Screw Shoe Machines
NHEELsk 4 WIIsoN, Nav York for the uuanu-
facturc and perteU ton of their sewing AAAehine.
and Button Hole Machines.
Their Is. also, ia the st Of "coope- tor,, Gold
Medal granted to MIR. ELIAS Howe. Jr., personally
As n omoiear Of the Sewing Machine.
Re-I ;ttully yours,
HESbn r. q DALto>r.
Reporter OF Class 81 tGroupe No q MEMBER OF the
International jury nj the Exposition Iniser
seilc.
Extract from l.. M1niicn- Cn,rsrni, Official
journal OF the French Emprr:
The AHEELtH WILSON COMPANY, of New
York, Manufacturers OF American SeNrg Nj
chimes have JI-t received The GOLD MEDAL
at the TX position Universelle for the gead con
stfuetioh OF th'ir machines the new improvement
for making button-IUlc. appie able to their >es,-
ing iachines: also. for their m..chiHc especially
fof making button-hoics. ihi~ award Is nc or'ting
for the great development that McssF>. HkLLEh
WiisoS have given to thr sewing ana htht 1T
dusty III btn-us their machines To the doors Of
all by tn lr ehespnc-s and solid eoa~tfn uoa,
which allows their employ inent With -atI Ia ton
in families and with great advantage IN work
rooms,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-23
Sheridan's Removal.

" .,sHIGroN, Aug. -.
The following order WI issued to-day
General Order No. -
Headquarters Of the Army,
Ali. Generals Office,
Washington, d. c, Aug. 10.
F'irst-The following orders has been reeeiv-
ed from the President:
Executive Mansion.
Washington. -. G., Aug. 1857.
Maor General George II. Thomas is hereby
assigned 10 the command Of the Fifth Military
District. created by the act Of Congress. pass
cd Oh the I'D la5 Of March. l>i,. Major Gen
eral Z. II. sheridan i assigned 10 the command
OF the Department Of the Missouri. MAJOR
General Winfield :. Hancock l. h reby assign
ed to the command Of the Department OF the
The Secretary of War al interim will give
the necessary n!stru .tiOna 10 carry this order
into effect.
tSieuedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
Secuntl-In pursuance Of The for, goin. or
der Of the President OF the United States, MaJ.
Cen G.. II. Thomas will, on thu receipt OF this
order, turn over his present command 10 the
officer next in rank 10 himself. aud proceed 10
New Orleans, Louisiana, 10 relieve Maj Gen.
p. II. Sheridan Of the command OF the 9TH
Military District.
Thpi-Mai Gen. p II. Sheridan on being re-
lieVcd from the command of The 9th Military
Di,tre' by Mai. Gen. @. IL. Thomas, will pro-
coed 10 Fort LeaycnwurIh, Kansas, and Will
relieve Mai Gen W. ). Hancock. in the COM
nand Of the Department of the Missouri.
Fourt!-Ma. Gen. ". :. Hancock, on being
relieved from the command OF the Department
Of the Missouri by Maj. Gen. Z. ii. Sheridan,
will proceed TO Lou Vile, Ky, and will assume
command OF tile Department OF the Cumoer-
land.
Fifth-Maj. Gen. G. II. Thomas will contin
ne 10 execute ali orders which may be in force
in the ) h Military District at the time OF his
assuming command of it, unless authorized by
the General OF the Army 10 annui, alter or
modify them.
SiXth-Ma. Gen. Sheridan before relieving
Mai. Gen Hancock will report in person at
these headquarters.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Asst Adj General.
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parture.
western Mai-aIriyss Daiir, except Mondsv, nv
8 o'clock, A. y. Departs Daily, except SUNDAY
81 II IL a'ciock. 7 ". =
Eastc1n lIai-triIves Dolly except SATURDAY. a.
II o'clock, =. ", Departs D"!!!' except M'A3"!
At ) L. o'c,nck. +. NJ.
Bnck sport and lSl.aSt- Arrives MONDAY, Nrlhfs
tay and ffitav, al 5e'ciack, Z. VI. Departs thcs-
day Thursday and saturday, ri o.cteSA !, y,
sullivan and \irragusg 7s-- Nrf1ves Aand : E" 81
uesslsv AID friday, AZ a'etOek. p VI Departs
Mount l,eseIt- trI-Ve, Weine>eiis and safpni7!y
a, = o'cIaek, n Departs Iaesda! AID sfdaH 'a'
l. a'e.tck. A. -.
CE-tiae-A-flvvs Monday snj Thursday. - u
o'ea9-S. =. " Departs Tuesday and frdAs' at
e'oiu-k, A. N
T,euten Posst-Nrrivrs Saturday. II IL o elees, A
" Departs Saturday, AZ O'Clock r r
ls.el. Palai- NrriFss SATURDAY ~ o'clock, r. "
DeF4sts Friday at O'Clock. 4. NJ
agrier HsvRs From : 10 l. a n, and from to
- =. Y, texcvgi Sa.d4!.l >2ad@! tfola ; /,
JF wHF-ceNp, Postmaster.
Sessions Of Courts
SCrFrNr ICp.cfkL-At Ellsworth, commencing
o. The 4tI Iuesda1s of ApFlI and OCT
CJINTl COMMISSION EE>-N Ellsworth com.
rnenSlns on the ith tuesdays OF jan, Apfi' and
OF.
PSoEArE CnvErs-HIlswortt,,l Is; Wed in Jan,
FED. Aug, Ut. and Dee, id " cd IN JUNE AKA
- eli in hpF1l; sth Tues in Oct DucksPort-ist
Ne4 in Ity; SCI Wed in sept, and jan. Blue
k4!I-ies We'd III Jgi! and Nov.
Tenth Azri ,ultural Cattle Show and Fair;
al TIE fair Grounds, Tuesday Wendcsai! ana
Thursday, october Isl, "A amt 81 le''.
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Dircctory.
Religious Services. Ellsworth.

Rev DIR. Tenney's Church, Coagreg 'tionalist -
FoI noon sna afternoon service forenoon CON-
meucng al past 10 O'Clock, afternoon al II pact
o'clock. Lee in the evening al the chapel.
R1,tist Rev Z. 7. Lakewood Bible Class, I'M
der lie direction OF Mr. lakewood, in the fore
noon at L. past 10. sabbath School At O'Clock
Afternoon service ~ IA Paeis O'Clock; evening
service al L. past
Unitarian. Kew. W. II. ry:-Sabbath schoo
at IL pasG 10 O'Clock. 4. M., sermon at IL past
O'clock p NJ Alien N u - rast ecloyk
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Special Despatch 70 the Boston Daily Adler
tiser Eeu0rd! Of General Sheridan.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Asst Adj General.

WAsHiNGTOS, Aug. 20, 1857.
The STYLE in which General Grant issued the
Presidents order relieving General sheridan is
very disTastS4u - AIR. Johnsou's friends, and par
ricularly so To the ring who have been elamoring
for General shcr,dan's removal.
The Pres ideu has made no aIusion 10 General
Grants written protest against it, and the evident
intention il 70 suppress General Grants letter on
the al ject. " any rate, the President went 30
il7 last night - Intimate that no such document
existed. !: l.. however, known positively that
when the President auHouh ed ss Intention - sus-
mend Secretary stanton, General Grant seat IN
writing an earnest remon trance 10 The President
against the proposed &C non.
ltns paper is NOW buried at the White House
IN the same manner General Grant on receiving
the Presidents order yeterday, At once called up
on him and protested against II. and afterwards
sent written protest con he'd in very strong and
pointed language, wEieb will III all probability be
Withdrawn.
The Evening tIJhnsan) Journal says that GeRls
Pope and Howard are TO be dccapitated next
The President has ini!matsi an intention of put
ting Colonel Gordon Granger AT the head OF IN:
Freedmen Bureau. colonel Granger has been
loanng around Washington ever since the Cleyc.
land Conventions, doing the Presidents work -
General tiTaHt has tined several times 10 have him
sent 10 his regiment, hut in each case the PresI
dent has counter handed the order.