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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March THE total vote
polled here yesterday was 23,627 against
Is, 80l last October. The Republicans
have elected Judge of the Superior Court,
Clerk of the Police Court, Trustees
of the Waterworks, and Director of the
City Infrmary. The Democrats elected
the City Commissioner and Wharfmas
ter. The highest Republican majority
was 1897, and the lowest Sc. The Dem
ocratic nsjerities were 1877 and 2OS. The
two Democratic candidates elect wer,
we'll supported by the working
mems party. The workingmen's ticket
received an average vote of about si1
hundred. The Republicans have ma
iority of eight in the Council. The Re
publican majority in the city last Octo
Der was 2l38.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
washington News.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Statement of
the public debt Bearing coin interest,
81. ga .44O.84l 80; bearing currency in
.terest. 1921, T66, $50; matured debt not
presented for payment, "a s36. 8S3 "a |;
debt bearing no interest. $4O6, 476. 476 "a;
total debt, $2,64l,7l9,332 38 Amount
in the Treasury: Coin, 99,279,6lT IS;
currency, $23, 330,O27 "a; total, $l22,-
SOS. 645 OF. The amount of debt, less
cash in the Treasury, has decreased
during the month, $6l9, 1886 48. !.
An official proclamation has been made
of an agreement between the Postofice
Department and that Of Italy for the reg
MAR exchange Of closed malls.
For the week ending the 4th inst, 3Ol
patents have been issued from the Pate at
Office. :.
Gen. Sherman was before the Pacific
Railroad Committee to-day, and made
a statement showing that large sums
would be saved by the Government con-
strueting the Kansas Pacific railroad
Hon. L. D. Campbell, Of Ohio, arrived
here to-day to testify for the defense IN
the impeachment trial.
The Secretary of the Interior has sent
a communication to the Senate, showing
that one tribe OF Indians, more than hive
thousand in number, are in suffering
condition, and recommending an appro-
p,istion for their relief
The Spanish government has reduced
all duties ca foreign flags
Twenty mica more of the Union IA
o;6c railroad kansas bTspch) has been
Sn;shed and waiting for inspection.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, pc
,;,;on was presented from Hamilton
Martin and VIM. Z. Gillespie, imprisoned
in Florida for the murder OF freedmen
ask;nu for writs Of hdbedy corpus ant
ssrr;orari. returnable at this term, TIT
netitioners hold that the State Court
alone can take jurisdiction OF the SUB
iect. After diacpssiou between 10
lcounsel for the petitioners and the cour'
hi. he;ng the last day Of the prssen
term the vrits asked for we're granite
{ and made returnsbls on the hrst day
, the next term. =,
The action of the Court in the McCardl
case has been generally misunderstood
e The osse was argued on the day origlI
+, ally Fixed, sud the conference day.
= Saturday in each Teek, and the oth'
working days had been oso1pied in heal
log the arguments in the case, &c the
8 order on the docket, aud on the hr
. conferences dsy after the argument u
ease was not reached, although the cor
fsrepce occupied all the day, an
. an The uext conference day C0sgrel
e had passed he act to repeal its iari
1 Sietion iu such sases. and befol
he President vetoed II. PrAciitiOuers
he bar, withoutrsgard to politics, ssT q
court could not have anticipated u
G legislation, ard II Il ksd, y could D
Z ncssibly have run race VIII copgrel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
ForPresidenta nd VicePresident
OF the United States,
THE NOMINEES OF THE DEMO
} IN ARC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

81 Hartford, Connecticut. kilograms represent
this morning that ninety-one cities and towns
give English, Democrat ls.Q2'. and 1ew''l
tRspublican) l5.s2l, Democratic gain oil
about 1000. The Democrats claim the election
of English by zoOO New Haven gives jewell
s5qs, and English S777. and this city gives
English GA majority.
The returns from seventy towns in Michigan
chow a majority of sl56 against the negro con-
.stitution. A Conservative victory Is hardly
expected in the whole State. but considerable
gains are anticipated.
The Loyal Leaguers Are down on the hu'
Elux, and SO is the Memphis BsHet'n. Do the
unknown editors Of that paper belong to
League or Council !?
A disastr us Gre occurred at Franklin. Tenn.'
at II o'clock Sunday night. Some twelve
houses on and adjoining tho public square,
were burned three of them stores. Loss est-
4 mated at 500, COO no insui ance. The fire was
still burning when the train passed at three
o'clock this morning., No news from there
=.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
OHIO.

SANDUsKY, April AT the munich
pal and township election held here yes
terday. the entire Democratic ticket was
elected by an average majority Of 200.
CLEVELAND, April 7.-Gabriel Il Co.'s
carriage factory was burned last night;
loss, $4,000; small insurance; sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
In the city election yesterday, the Re-
publicans made a gain of about one
thousand. Nineteen out of thirty coun-
Gilman are Republicans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
The New Indictment Against JEFF. Davii

The New Indictment Against 'en. DaVif'
The Grand Jury Of the United States
Circuit Court in the city of Richmond
has found a new indictment against Mr..
Davis, apparently with q view to I'LL up
the gaps in the old indictment upen
which be was not tried, owing to its de-
fective construction, as alleged, but
really because it was not expedient TO try
him at ell. What effect the new indict-
ment may have in bringing Davis TO
trial we know not, but there is no doubt
that the specifications are more clearly
put than in the old document However,
we regard the recent legal proceed
iugs with as little favor as the former
They may indicate ruse 70 cover
a further postponement-atu tub thrown to
the whale Of public opinion, though We
hardly think that the monster looks for
any such bait or is disposed to regard the
whole proceeding in any other light than
asa farce. eqasi in It's ludicrous features
10 the other Indictment aud trial nov
roing on in Washington. The trials
~ johnson and Davis, the Presi-
/ Ant OF tss United States and the ex-
President Of the sOuthssr eonfederated
states. gu up q eouspicuous chapter
il be history Of our times. Mr.. John'
sons dominion is undivided. de rule.
over tventy-tbree States 10 which eivil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
Is the President at Liberty TO Exc
cute nm Unconstitutional Law

We have repeatedly expressed the
opinion that Mr.. Johnson is under obli-
CATION to set at naught law OF Con
: cress whose unconstitutionality is patent
on its face. What Congress cannot do
with the approval of the President, 1t
cannot do by any majority without it.
What the Constitution expressly forbids,
Il ia absurd to contend that instrument
abilities itself by permitting q two
thirds majority to do, and that over the
veto of coordinate department. 1t Q
bill passed by such majority becomes
thus the supreme law, overriding the
whole scope, spirit and meaning OF the
Constitution, the power of Congress is
unlimited and may strike down the Su-
nrsme Court as well. That which pal
pasIy violates any clause of the Constr
tutiou is void, aud no law. And the
President is aa much obliged by his oath
10 support the Constitution, to set at
naupht such an enactment, as are the
Supreme Judges by theirs. Why nof
The Constitution declares that mo bill
of attainder or ca post tacto law shall be
passed." 1t is consequently impossible
TO pass such law. Can the President
execute it, on the pretext that twc-thirds
the Congressman voted for the iniquliy
II declares that no tax or duty shall be
laid on articles exported from any State. '
Can he collect such a tax? 1t declares
that " no title of nobility shall be granted
nv the United States" Can he carry
into effect law giving such titlef 1t
declares that no State shall coin money,
emit bills of credit" etc. Can be approve
a law passed by Congress giving State
such mower, or with integrity omit to re-
'sist it's execution7 How does two
thirds majority alter these cases, and
warrant the President in emitting to re-
sist such plain infractions OF the Constr
tution2
That instrument declares that "Con-
gress shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or prohibiting
the free exercise thereof; or abridgiug
the freedom Of speech or the press; or
the right Of the people peacesbly to as
semble, aud to petition the government,
for a redress of grievances" Nov sup
nose Congress to do one Of these forbid
den tbings--not with the concurrence Of
the Executive-but by the requisite two
thirds msjoriiy (which some are so IRA
tional as to contend woald give the la
greater validity than the eo-operhton
the two departments OF governnent J
its passage could dO), eau the Pre-
ident enforce the Law for sing
instant without thet guilt Of peFjur.
in violating instead Of defsndin
the Constitutioni Win il do
make excuses, and talk Of. tSo-thirt
n,iorifies. aud say that be is vAiting
decision Of the Supreme Court, while
enforces the forbidden ensctuenti Ii
,...b il that he will faithfully execal
~. c6ce Of President Of The Unite
s,.,.s and vii to the beat Of ny sbilii
i,eserve. protect and defesd tbs cOnst
-, ii tbs Uniied States" Cas-
ueruis . rioiaiiss Of the iHjupedoDs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
RICHMOND.

NEW YoRK, April THE Herald 5
Richmond special says the riot at Coal
field was quelled without shedding much
blood. Maj. Brown thinks the blacks are
to blame. Four ring leaders of des-
perate characters we're lodged in the
Libby last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
CONNECTICUT.

New YoRK, March THE Worlds
latest special from New Haven says the
majority for Governor English will prob
ably be over 1900. The Senate will
probably stand 10 Radicals and 9 Dem
ocrats, but the 10th District is still uncer-
tain. The Radical majority in the House
will be about 20.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
NEW FASHIONS.
100 STYLES OF HATS AND CARS
-THE-
Finest and Cheapest in the City,
Al
WHEATON Sc CO.'S,
I9e Main street. 5O-ieS
ID r.. j a MI e y
NEW FASHIONS.
In MEMPHIS.

DR. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMIE
~ Lock Hospital, Custom House street, NJ
Orleans. {established in 1850 and for the }45l
feyen years located in Chicago,will be in NJ k1[-
PHIS, for short time only. and can be Con-
suited ut his rooms 1893 Main street, WebS1&f
Block. from am. TO l pm. and from ~
Dr.. JAMES treats CHRONIC, MERo(l-
RIAL, SYPHI LITIC, BLOOD and SIKH
DISEASES, ard all DISORDERS ola CON
TAGI0US VENEREAL CHARACTERS
which he cures without the use of mercuty.
iodide potassii, arsenic or any poison, but With
his NEUTRALlZER, positive cure tor all
humors and blood poisons.
0RGHNIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and d.
URNAL EMISSIONS, brought on by the
abuse of the organs, early indiscretions. ex-
cesses, or entailei hereditary, causing less Of
memory, confusion, depression. dimBess OF
visien and oftentimes insanity. with depiorat'c
train Of other symptoms, treated and radically
cured by an iniallible method, saging time and
expense. All diseases peculiar to the sexua!
organs Of a private character, radically and
permanently cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned. producing
blotches on the face, small watery blsters,
pains in the head and bones, liberated throat
tcgether with an endless number Of suferings,
efectualiy and permanently cured.
DR.. JAMESi is recommended BY the press Of
the country. by Professors Of Medical COLLEGES.
and by the Medical Profession generally. These
afflicted should apply to him, and be cured a.
Dr. JAMES cannot leave his home Office In
CHICAGO for a long time, and those who desire
his advice should call at once. His rooms ART
at 1873 Main street, over Wheaton's Hat store
81 Call at his Office and get Pamphlets On
| SPERMAT0RRHEAa and SYPHILIS. Con-
sultstion free. 19-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
NO the Public!

HAVING BEEN DULY ELECTED AND
III commissioned ~ Justice = the Psace, for
sheihy county. Tennessee. would respectfully
inform nv old friends ard the , iblic thu I
an prepared 70 ~ Al causes cominr before
ne. a. NJ o6ce, Is Madison street.. cly Of
Nemphis Il ali times, exceFt the drst eatur-
day in sarh month. on which Saturday vii
hold court Al NJ residence q Buu tyn. . ststions
l2th Civil District HUME = HILL
- Justce q Peses, 70 Msdison street. p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
Connecticut,

The Connecticut election returns open
rloriously. The Democratic gains con-
tinue. We gained nearly one thousand
in New Hampshire. We now gain still
more in Connecticut, and carry the
State
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
--latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports,

Special TO the PUBLIC LEDoRR.l lA
New YORK, April 7, IL m.- Gold
opened at 1919; at 1920 am, gold was
1873, and is now 1881.
Exchange steady.
Cotton is irregular and nominal ;
Low Middling, 272c; Middling, este.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

A very Superior and Substantially built TWO
STORY RESIDENCE. No. 2ss Elliott street.
The House contains six rooms. hall. storeroom'
kitchen. servants room. wood and coal houses
we'll and cistern. all In complete order. The
lot is beautifully set with shrubbery, ever
green's and shade trees. This property has
front on Elliott street Of 40 feet and extends
back 40 feet to on alley. The neishborhood Is
good and the location exceedingly healthy. The
house is situated on the line Of the Street Rail-
way. This property must DO sold. Title per-
feet. Terms liberal.
80 G.H. MONSARRAT 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07
FOREIGN.

LrvERPooL, April The cotton
market is irregular; estimated sales,
10000 bales; Uplands, I'D; Orleans,
I2ld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The friends and acsuaintances of Antonio
Boro are respectfully invited to attend tho fu-
neral Of his wife. Catherine. from his residence.
No. 81 Main street. tomorrow wednesday,
morning at ol<e,cl.ck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

THIS wRLL-KNOwN AND POPULAR
throughout, and will open en- THURSDAY,
MARCH 5, 1858, for the reception OF guests.
The table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, The caterer. Maj. WIN. ].
steward, formerly Of this city. but more re-
Gently OF the Exchanse Hotel. OF Richmond,
Va, will be on hand. with a corps Of attentive
ourselyes 10 make our quests comfortable and
Al hone. and have the Old Commercial again
redeem is character a. one Of the best Hotels
in the city.
Schedule of Prieess
Day Beard, per month----.----.--Ssev ~
Roard and LodgiEr. per week. u %
Transient Guests, per day.------.-- 2 50
Can't. D. d. CASTLRMAN will be found in
'1' inv ALLEN BROTHERS,
= Managers.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS


baltimore is building 75OOn houSeS @o,.. hoe
1rJe Commissioners of the Land Oilice OCo cjtv iIe
,ent TO the Land once az s e. Zoo acres heretofore ap
,ropriated to the state for railroad purposes poord
committee of the Normal 9clG1i ste for the
sisted O.kos l,eted Wis tiere but final dec5oA "'
made II rs deslgned 10 let the contract ''' td IN
Among recent sales Of real estate I'gpedow, for
SewJersey e that Of Sy'a and Harrison townships a. IS
Junction OF the HaekcnS'cA i''''
Ganroad 49,, +bo concreration
ne olu VI t Immaculate Conee ad
~ ~ formerly worsbpped Is So DS FS1pnderv and other
n. =. od - ,,r ne purposes OF DI'sS Io''''''' ~ ~
mechanical uses III mo- orocto6 como
TIo b,ick buiding which was erecteuc c''il, soillC
900 within the incosuIt Oh lLe IN, i ,,s never
lTison iV mar purpose 10 was not cons ga
secure Keep prlsoIeIs ~, & VIZ, s fe rtositcs lo
for wash house anu lo''''0
that purpose. D,,:..o,,
new hotel to be known as the Phnkintoln
r1,se was opened IN Milwaukee lew uAys asV; a.
Sisined te be the fuest ana most coul4eo Du,@"I @ -
80 Lind I'm the West It's front measures 10 eet' anu
g. 900 feet deep and five stories mgn Inc eASse a., ~
i,dinr II Was almost $4,000, ana was n0iIe y! NJ
I'm PI.ukutOn an euerprisug citizen OF MllWauAec'
Commodore William f. Davidson well known
4, the mississippi Valley for his connection Win ettau
poSy o"s Silrx R,.crvat0n I'm Redwood County, Mime
sota II 0CO of excellent wheat lA5s, Hu - ~
10r 10 raising wheat the following year Inc iau j. n,
a few miles from the Minnesota RIVER 6y MinCH lO1T i've
Ls graIr will be shipped 20 market and the supplies IoI
t 9,rn he recei,cd The lands are said 70 be among
, W i4 i'm The stale and on the lime OF contemplated
railroads
A PHILADELPHIA paper says that the large ana
elegant buildings beng erected for MeSSls h;liey
co. Homer COlloday Co aud Tue EilsCVpa, iroI nUo
Sorc on Chesuut-s, together win contracts tI'CI G
iuo to The erection of Otners iu the ensuing WI
bsve tendency 10 draw large portion OF te iasloha-
is rfail trade toward BrOad-st, the central thorOugh
fare of the city. Tie paving OF Broad ana INentsIe'
,,Itb vnDder Pavement viii make these avenues the pop
mar drives of Philadelphia, especially as they are nho1
sfruccd by rails The retail trade gong Ncs1""!u NJ
I.sv, the eastern portion Of Chestuut-st 1Iee 10 NV
Wholesale trade the newspaper BANK anu lsI ISuNc
business with such others as are adapted 10 H. "" "a
fe effect of adding largely 10 the value OF c ret eNt'C
ON thc street yet susceptible of Improvement N4',
very few wears extensive changes upon II VIII AO Uo''
be witnessed.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
!. -vnnr. Frldav. sept. !. ls6s.

Nrw-YoRB, Friday sept. a. 1908
The severe rains to-day would have prevent. :.
Cd much being transacted Iond.s in asS 'esl Sut 'a e
market h"u IN the city at present but there
ao''y i considerable interest oynced IN suou OAn
proDi's', soveral sales are already advertised
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Tfaal nOIitts.

gtgal nOIits.
CUPREME COURT-ClIY and COuN ~
- ~ EFW. .YORK-JANEs T. TRAvERS. IlHatf against I'D
MIMI HILL Defendant Summons Tor none! gsDaei on conf
10 The Desuhani: hereby summoned ali reeti h. ssr
....i.t A tAl sro1 which si b l ID DE slce Tie C.ri
'.e .'"--yafs iat ttJ Hal @! b. %, ,r ~ Se,.
Yo and copy ~ the sa eml op The
uschrr at Office 52 BoadsaJ, m sad c, Nll Ae
r after the service Of tbs summons 90 YOU ecu' oi ts 2 o
fa 20 tie s elmpall Nlhr the
tse aforess The prAnr % action r take Judgment against
n The sun Of sI Lundre twelve dollars aud ceHis nA Interest
f the h dav Thousand eight bundled aud ttRlt
iies The costs ol this acionbuied l,th june
1906 JANE, T. = 'hi bi.LL' i 'l''VD W.. 19t. '''
The compliant 20 e above entitled action was he m ihe or Of lh
90 ~ Wv ' Au2l laaJAS
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Summrr 1ttrtats.

VNIIE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE, Nyaclc on the
eidce OF the Rochd luiute, under tho above
designation viii open during the months u August and part d
aud Kept > ist-class Summer retreat
L. D. MANSPIRLD. Proprietor
NVINDERMERE HOUSE, Greenwood Lake,
w Monroe Ouuge County n y WILL REMAIN OPKN dauug the
cn mont Of September ard October Pine siug, &c Stages
viii d, m u ARRIVAL o. the 10 train from Newl ork
o Fiie Ralio L. VI = bboNNlN" g.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

Caution sats Of Zeal Gstats.
j. BLEECKER, son q. Co. WILL SELL
Y On III kSDAY sept g. E1chsnge Ssesroom, No III
Bosd~ay a. Oock RuTIlERFuRD PARK LOTS Coaua'
nation sale Maps and particulars Of Ano ionsen NO thh
j. IQus,6x IT,. Aleuonss;
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
ID AUCTIOSEERS AND
ppIL Estate BROKERS,
No % Kas.lr.sT.. cob LnstKsI, kTw'foEH
Resde1c Lots Country Keats AID Farms bought ,o1
es,ed Iehsngd Loans Auction OfFuntars Ge
TUESDAY sept l5 1863.
u O'clock the Ercsnge Sse.foou No III Broadway trny
Bm.diDg. H. y .
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
o0O VALUABLE PATERSON LOTS near the BUSINESS PART
OF THK CITY aud but SHORT DISTANCE IRON TIik RAIL
RoAD STATION The Lots are SPLENDlbiY LOCATED 90
NORTH FIFTH NORTH SIXTH NORTH SEVENTH. hohIH
FIGHTH NORTH NTH. TEMPLE aud CLlNIOh-AlS md i,lf
VAN WNKLEAYKs The ground high and commanding The
neighorhooi rapidly impfovug The sale WI sn ne nl opIof
trpity ever offered for investment PATTERSON CITY LOTS
10 EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL POSllIvhLh bk SOLD TO
J HIGHEST BIDDER s1 Terms liberal Maps aud hrther par
cu al the Offices o. Auctonee No p hassaust n T. and
No l51 Moltague-u. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
Tousts mo farms Iaut,S.

(VANTED-FOur or five ROOMS for House
w keepg By sau EFi nas Be consequently srTasgei oa
on minutes from Chg Hall AliesA stating eoue
neuces rent and foil particulars ROOMS Tribune 0hce
WANTED-On the Hudson, or on line of
railroad within OF SeUi and near depot 100
TRY SEAT FARM e1hauge hrseass broHustoHe HOUSE
Applg at No g. Broal-st. seconl foor
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
CONTINUATION SALE.

CONTINUATION SALE.
RUT HERF URD PARK.
THE BALANCE or LOTS UYsoLD Win he offered AT AUCTION,
on Tuesday SEPT. 9. ri2 o'eloci,
At EXCHANGE sALEsRoOM, No III BROADWAY.
GALE of LOTS.-The MIDDLESEX LAND
- CohPAEY NceJsrscy win sell az public sale about 2at mt
30 VILLA fLOlh AMI l LOTn situated al Perth Amhof n ) no
better location IN the state o. Es jersey having Due vie" OF SANDY
Hook. &c
VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE
Receiver sale bg order o Suprrne Coarthe underfned
receiver Of al The property ad cgecs Of the SALoBl ~ MILLS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. viii eel al auction on INC
prees 40 the VILLAGE or NALlSB i MILLS toHu OF bo "
Grove Orange C0su Nealol1 the 18th DAl or StfItMbE,
18 eocloek al The pnsrs snl property Of the ~
BURY MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANi situated a. oAta
BURY MILLS Aforesaid The EEWBURGH BRANCH OF ne EEl
RAILROAD shout eight lef oH hkWBUkGH on Tie hIDSOh
RIVER
property consists Of about four o aud m different parcels
EaI Iruad Depot. large STONE MILL about 'sAV
feet square high sate rof hea red hruR "u VAN sea
and lighted with gts tauug elevator one hundred aud
power patent shtAo
uch FoHrtner Paper Machine and all onnecuug ana ran
ung msrhe and fIures for the manufacture n tne "Htg IAi
Aso boiler house hoert house bleach boiler dam N'' ~
water wheels filters, Pssome~r aud srpHr" . Prt
seven dwelling Aoes store house, Sork shop sADes uue a.
&c, &C.
IW Pitllaft concerning me pfoieff fppy OF '"' I' " ~
i4e ulderaguel aud lOr terms ~ sale nrpI. t0
RATHANlELJAky w. R"rei i.cr.
poal.. Eo D.. g.tr I.ail kcal Dfk city, or
BANGS tIuahlNk 81 AJhlH,
Alton. ID for Receiver no. lJ' bio--' i' ~ J.
Rev fork Augult 81 lSDs.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
situatiuns @lant.S- -MlaIts.

A YOUNG MAN wants q situation as En-
~ PRESS DRIVER FIREMAN: well able to 6 either Of the
positions Apply address H. RODGERS No Ss Frtave top aoor
yNTANTED-Bv an Englishman and wife, both
w 10 one family sTTUArONSthe mao as CoachiDan and ths
wife as sesmess and pressmakr aud would assist Ia chambeFrs
Address or call days RILEY NJ. is Le~i, Room No.
New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
SituatiOns Wnt,o-- -fsmalrs.

situutions Wantto tsmalrs.
A LADY. writing q rapid and legihie hand,
desires COPYING at her house Aairess A. irooh'
OMee
A SITUATION WANTED by good German
N srl 20 DO GENERAL HOUSEW ORK Aso gu As $500
WASHER and IRoNER Good reie!eres. Apply al ~" - ~
ST. BoSeU :