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cHAS. 7. NhSn's SALES.

cHAS. 7. NASH's SALES.
COTTON ..A.. coTroE. ............... COTTON
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CUNCEkN.X3
nH CHAs. r. NASH.
AvcrrouxER-ofcs Masonic Hall Auction Mari.
Coz ner st. Charles and Perdido streets
NTONDAY, 1lsh mss. NJ n e'c eek =. M.
l Levee. foot Of Customhouse street WI ?. sold
Fire Press, Loawsnns, 81 IL O'Clock
81 TERns-Cssh In ". b. Treasury notea
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND sUkDRIEs AT
Nv CWAs. r. NASH,
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic Han Auction Mart.
Corner St Charles and Perdidc stressa
MONDAY, s4th inst, nj II o'clock a. M
large ssssrsmsn. of elegant FURNITURE and sundiss
One B. AN SCALE.
Ore cask sHE AIRY
~ TxRxs-Cssh IN u 9. Treasury notea
epEAT oATALoeuE SALE OF UsREoEEMED
hvrDs. GOLD AVID LvER wATyHss, CHAINS
AID JkwELRi or EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT ST.
CHARLtS LOAN OFFICE, Is ST. CHARLES
By CHAa. r. NASH.
AucrIoxKKR-Ohhce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and serddo streets.
VNuUBsrAY. 15th tnst, az O'Clock L Z.
St Charles Loan ONCE ID St. Charles street, with
out limit reserve, will be sod -
Of the choicest stocks Of Diamonds double
and cased Gold and silver wsfche. Bracelets Chains
spoons The Diam nds Of the first wster, the
whole being Of the and valuable assort
ments Of Fine Jevely offered al ancticn the sosh
ard affords the chance Of speculation 70 jewelers. and
others. Catalogues will be ready the once Of the
~ TsRss-Osshi 10 o. q. Treasury Votes.
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UNDERTAKERS 81 URNITURE
MEYER, KOTTwITZ q CO.,
NOSES MEYER, A s. KoTTwITZ, SIMON KoTTwITz
Furniture Dealers.
S3..... ROYAL STREET..................43
Between Custombou and BisnviIls streetsD
New Orleans, La.
Away. on hand direct from first class Hsnfsctses
plele assortment Of PARLOR, bedroom and DINING
ROOM SETS; every description Of Cane and Cushion
seatCHAIRS which offering the trade the lowest
market prices respectfully solicit the public call aud
examine Copntry filed With and particu-
lar attention bestowed upon packing
T. HEER,
+. CABINET AND CoUNr1NG-HOUsE
Manufseturer,
DRALERM-
All KINDS of Furniture,
NO 60 BIENVILLE STREET.
Between Royal and Chsrtres streetsO
NV ORLEANS.
DBII.IP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEN.
20 sT. CHARLES STREET.
Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Comm
always on hand Bodies Embsned and carefully shipped
Funerals attended 10 In he hopes By set stten
uor IN obtain q share Of public pstronsga
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BOARDING.

DOA RDIS G-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board and the 81 the
tarlor The stust Of the desirable In the city
Apply stl46 st. Joseph street
EIRsT CLASS EOARDUga-osE or r9o
gentev families who desire comfortable home and good
living pleasant part the city ht be suited sppt
cation at The corner Camp Robin streets opposite
Col square has large, well furnished
and surrounded BY extensive groHnds The street
pass the door.
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PROPOSALS.

Notice To CONTRACTORS Scale o
"a .sa.s o. 3, .1s &c
OF New Criesus and Mobile embracing about z60 cubic
yards earhwo the delivery Of materials for aud constru
ton Of 4G0O nesl ct Of Truss Bird Ding IS 900 lins feet Of
Pile and Tree Bridging and for delivery Of 400 00 Cross
ris other msfei ia viii be rec-ivd At The Ocmpanys
Office the city Of New Ore up to ~ O'Clock
WEDNESDAY January ~, 1869.
Map and rro6es Of tbs lire plans Of structure ard
proxira.e Of work to be doe wi be exhibited
the Office and after Dec mber 10 1868 and bsnk
forms furnished for contracts specin sons Propositions
etc, etc.
all proposals to be addressed Henry Van vaek Chief
Engineer Tor the Ne~ Or Noble aud Chattanooga Raj
roaa Con pany, New Orleans, La
The Company the right to reject proposal
which for any reason may be deemed unsstisfseto-y
JAMES A. hAYSOR.
President N. N. 4 @. K. r. Co.
OAca Caller Court
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F. r.. 'UsrUs'
NO. l62 CANAL STREET,
Dealer In Fsncy AID Staple Dry Goods.
Having recently renovated and restted my New Goods
Fstsbshment No l62 Canal street. take pleasure in ia
forming the public that prepared to offer
spperaning tie line such prices will accord
with the depressed condition Of affairs, and stock
entirely purchased with regard the
requirements OF the trade invite the Ladies' who
competent ju dyes, to call and inspect IL
Ny will be found both attentive and courteous.
and Ladies need feel apprehension thst inability
please themselves will entail any annoyance
therefore solicit the favor Of examination Of Goods
investing elsewhere being satisfied that with my moderate
prices successfully compete with contemporaries.
CHARLES LAMM,
" No. I92 Poydras Street. between
Bazonne and Carondelet Streets.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS,
Also
Gents Furnishing Goods HATS Csss Trunks and vslses Of
all kinds. all Of which are Of his own manufacture
and well adapted for this market
New Orleans. La.
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AUCTIONEER AND BROKER.
Oace-Masonic Hall Auction Mart Corner Of St Charles
and Perdido streets
ALWAYS on HAND FURNITURE AND SUSDRIES.
try gentlemen purchasing have their articles
packed and thpped part OF the country at little
charge.
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AUCTION SALES.
LOUIS STERN q BROS. SALES.


BIZ LOUIS 8TERN - BROA.
n. sfrRx. Auctonsse.
MONDAY, Dee. II, 1893. ~ 10 e'eleek
ct their salesrooms, Nos IS Magazine and - Ora
vser street. without any limit whatever. v Be
Sold
$50 CASES BOOTS. SHOES and BRoGAss. consist
ing Of
ep,swsx LAY W. and P S. BeoGArs II and sis
Mems Calf and Bun Ia ". and r. bkO0ANs, Oh ans
el3
Mems Fine Cslf sswed BOOTS and CONGRESS- GAIT
Ney S Fine Cab sswed BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT
TTs xw,,ns ooxa,vss
E: s:: sss: Seq; button sSSs:s
. =. Button sOOTS. liz Is.
TON BOOTS, $40. $40 etc.
Tbs.s goods are fresh and desirable an viii be sold In ls,s
to suit purchar Country buyers consulting their own
interest will attend
BE- 7ERxs-At sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

O1O WEST 2isT ST., IN BAsEMRNT.1A REsPECTA
objection private boarding house good CITY reference
n regured.
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Personal.

L. Wright, Of Philadelphia, Eugene Carter,
l. $. Al aud James /. Green, OF California,
arc at the owen House. General Grant was
present at the laying Of the corner.stone of
the new Statc-hOuse, Springfield, Illinois, on
Monday last. Hon. L, u. Washburne, of ILL.,
nois Is at the Filth Avenue Hotel, New York.
General Winfield $. Hancock Is expected In
town on Monday next. Governor James l..
English, Of Connecticut General l.. =. webb,
OF Wisconsin; Hon. &. =. Clever, OF New
McNicoi William $. Ball, OF Columbia, South
Carolina; Max Cameron, of Paris, and Alex.
ander II. Mckihhin. Of Georgia are At the Me.
tropolitan Hotel a. l.. Robbins, of New
York; Robert A. Fes, of Philadelphia; Jas.
NJ. Pomeroy, of Arkansas J. j.. A. Liglor, L,
:. NJ Col. Benjamin 7. Kunko, L. :. A.,
Louisville, kentucky; J. p. Tucker, Boston,
and i. L, Paulding, OF ". y, are At the Seaton.
WIN. II. Clatiidge, csI., clerk in the office of
the Division OF Referred Claims, accompanied
~ Mr.. Samuel Lewis Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau started on a pisrntural excursion TO
tho upper waters Of TIC Potomac. II. G Page.
OF Charles county, Md: II. b. Phillips, OF
Cincinnati; Il. A. Rcuner, Of New York, and
W. J. Chapman, of Philadelphia, are at the
Scaton House. Samuel a. Foot, Of New York;
Thos. e. Lombard OF Boston; John wilkin.
son, OF England; Il. T.. Hitchcock, OF Connect.
cut! +. Clayton, Of Georgia, and F.W. Brooks,
Of New York, are at Willtrd's. Thos. Blshop,
Of Wilmington, y. c. Gideon Marklcy, Little
Rock, Ark! II. q. Cummings, of alena, HIS
las. J. Monmouth, OF Toronto, Canada, and
Colonel lsaqc Mcconnell, Of Nebraska, are at
the kifkwOOd House.
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MIST.KEs AND nLUNDERs.


Nv '.,'', '"' ''' wont " ""'!' on "H''
y "iItNS " Oe 10 '"em pcmottA't
nv, ''' .'."'l'' ~" our STANDPOINT
-, 80. N'''' F'o''t"'"ss' i'U"
,,Itr,',Ia 49,, r', ns THe S's S"',S h'S''Nr
'".' wv '''" =" rom inc p'mocrA'''
- - " ~ '!r," 70 '' '''! "''''' "'
INNS ga '"' NOR u s''''''
,''' 80 -" :. S''"''''" VI ro'''." i't'i''
Wv I''. I''' mise 'o"''"h' I'll" feif'lon'
- Nv 'IF't'''"" VI ''"'"'H plh''pIe ~
P"'''H'i'"!' u" II WAFER never iIScs above It's
"" '"'" -" '"' 'NP''. " party 10
'',' 49, We 40 d" " =" ''n''''"h'' or l" accept
VIM ',' '"'''''c'"7' conceptions cannot
'' '"''S are men IA the Democratic
'''' -, 'a .'-" moral '"hf''tcr ANA ct q"
'"'N "'' ''''u't'- Is any ~ Tho nation "ni
""'''' '"n'''y l"'H' men Il" h'' ihr ~ ih'
n''' '"'S ~ nov '"h'to' nor R"'ie The
VIM" P'o""t' nominations: hrnc"
VIM We '''' '"'S''"'7 ma ne nothing oht
h''"''' ''H"I's'
,""p h'"n"li''hs may say That It wtiH mis-
'"h' 'h't me democratic party lid not nom.
l"H'' '"di' 'hIsc upon right Kind Of plat
io'"' or lh't they did not take llctnicki or
''"'"'N ihS'eAH "t seymour the peace Dem
ot' II '"tIhR VI" war ana the war Democrat
III peace 'hS man who Is upon both sides Of
'he financial question, aud who is every.
'"lhE 10y t"fhs '"l nothing long They wIl
say also inst 1t was a mistake In nominating
FRANK Blair, the rcvolutionist But stiIl,
The question rccurs, could they have done dif.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Herald of yesterday says:
The gold market was heavy during tho fore
noon, and the price declined to l3oA after
opening at 1907, but subsequently there was
an advance to lIOl<, partly In consequence of
a rumor that the Government at Washington
is negotiating with the provisional govern
mcnt at Madrid for the purchase OF Cubs,
which report, however, lacks confirmation,
although It is not unreasonable to suppose
that the revolutionists in Spain would be
willing to dispose OF the island for a moderate
consideration In cash, of which they are much
In need. The opposition to such scheme In
Cuba will, however, be naturally very strong.
owing to the emancipation OF the slaves
which 1t would involve, and large part Of
the taxable wealth OF the island is at present
in this precarious kind of property.
The foreign exchange market was dull hut
firm, and the leading drawers again advanced
their rate for sterling st sixty days to 100. At
tho close bankers bills on England at sixty
days were quoted at lOs}fGlOo; at three days
lOM .IlO9Ai commercial bills lOsiI@l0siI l..
Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days, 62Og
5ls1..
WAsHINGToN, Oct. :, lSCs.-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations OF GOv.
crnmCnt securities;
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81 care a'th.ng for promotion, 50 long a. "rr
arr, 1851.
'.Ilmy ,"u'.r /. not Satisfactory. remove Ia" az
once. j" not with III shy way To- imp"d" tie
8, -!
"Thi,: a. Republic. whore tho will VI the I""pio
the law uf lh5 land -T.l,rTui GT0Hl's LG rir
PT"Fht 1T J0tHN0t, .t"g"S', lSy7.
~ ball hay, No. policy Of ny W. 10 interfere
a-Hn'i iur VA 'i 90" r-HJt". .--STFHt k"it'r,
say 81. ls's,
''Huulu ~" rty, tho 900 y t.ur foundation Of hu.
Litu .Nrrnmvnt .-hriHts L,r,f iy ,'it,:rtR II
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DIED.

MEDFORD. - October 9Th, MARY TuKurO4IA
hGnFuRn, aged 10 years, daughter Of Charles aud
Amelia NcdfOrd.
The friends 0f the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from No. l1l Eighth street,
between and streets, this Thursday after.
noon at clock
BUCKNER On the eth instant, at la:s D. m =,
AETTrR BCCKNER, aged q years.
The fuBeral will take place from his lata tosi
lsncs, Jackson alley, between North Capitol aud
firtt streets, this Thursday morning, at Ii
2 clock, to which his friends are Invited without
further notice
HEwETT,-On the morning Of the eth instant,
JrLIA EsTEiLR, only daughter Of X. g. and II. u
lIawgit. ged ~ mouths.
The funeral will tako place this (ThursIsy }
morning, ut II o'clock, from the residence OF her
parents, No. $50 " street North, bew0ou Sixth aud
Seventh streets Friends aud acquaintance are
respectfully Invited to attend.
lIUTTON.-A Oaxaca, Mckee, on tho 18th day
" August, 4. u, 1865. JAMES DgNPsHY HUTTuy,
. native Of wAshIugthn, u, C.
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Republican Procession Attacked by
RowdieS-A Riot.

P.TTsnrnG, OGt. IA SeiIous riot occurred
tonight, about . O'Clock. A Republican
torchlisht procession was passing along wyliC
street, aud, rhCa near the tunnel. were As
sailed BY mob, when severe fight ensued
stones .nh other missiles new in every dircc
tion. Clubs were freely used. About forty
shots were fired.
Several persons were wounded In the back
Of the neck
one person named MeGann wsa seriously
wounded.
Major BlackmOro was slightly wounded in
the arm IN eudrsN oring to ,upprcs - the riot.
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Hon. JVHS .. CAEGoLl, Of Portland. Mo, died
native OfN rgnis, but for the past ntteen or egh
teou years had been resident Of Portland, where
he was most highly esteemed and respected by
even those who knew i'm little. Thosswho were
well acquainted with him loved him, not as he
deserved, but as their dim comprehension mado
him appear to them He was one Of these few
whose memory must ever he sacred as a man OF tho
Ills attentions to his beloved family through sick
moss apd health were universally admired, ""
was as 4 me morally aud at heart as he was physi.
cAlly, Even those opposed to him politically knew
him but to say within themselves, Here Is u
nan =" and even they were forced to respect him
lie Leaves wife and two chi ldrsn to mourn his AL
souee, but let them hope with us that;
'Thc stroke Of death
!. hut that kindly frost which cracks the she'll.
Aud leaves the kernel room to gorInipale. .
O, L. !.
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NEW iUGK, Oct. IA man named Hancock,
in this city, come time since challenged 7. q.
l!rnrn, of Florida, to fight duel The chal.
Icnge WAS accepted, and = meeting arranged
tor to-day in the Elysihn nlcld. The affair
came to the knowledge Of the police, and ali
the parties, principals. sec oDts, surgeons, etc.
were arrested, excepting t'.l'eook, who He'd to
rhiHdclphia. Revolversr etc, S'crc found In
the possession Of those arrested.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

BUFFALO, Oct. THE twentieth iricnnial
session OF the Gcneral Conference of tho Free.
viii HtNtitts, organized to-day.
Reports were read representing tho flourish.
ing condition Of the denomination.
Tile ICslgmation OF the secretary, Rev Cur.
It's, who has ullcd the oihGc for thirty. three
y,Hrs, was arreptCd.
The evening session was devoted t" general
lukinrsH
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Hon. q. y. boutwell, Rcnominated.

BuslJN, oct. The Republicans Of the
seventh district have nOILinAtcd Aegrgo =.
li"utwcll for Congress.
The testimony relating to the construction
al a hIiG,,c connecting this city with East
Boston has rloBcd, and the commissioner viii
report I" Congress. Judging from the force Of
'hr evidence elected, the rrcjrct viii have TO
" uLLMhmMrN.
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1,st.,TmE DAILY UNION PRNYEIt
For Sale or Rent.

IOR EENT-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS,
furnished, on lst door IN house No. 57s, New
Jersey Avenue, south Capitol NIL ocif.S'
IGOR SALB-wRAPrlN PAPER APPLY To
} " WAt"rs. ut tho rooms Of the Young Men.
nhrlStinu Association. over Mu.LercW Hall, NS
PrnusI wanna avenue, between Sin tn aud Tenth
streets. OcI.If
LNR RENT. -ROOHS At $40 NORTH
L street, between first street aud New Jersey
ascnu". rear tho Capitol. Price ~ to slO. Inquire
Al prcmi-0H SOS
I,OR SALE Or RENT-rhrrc throc.story and.
back building Brick Dwelling houses Lot.
Ma ;eet by IL. 10 thirty foot alley 10 rsar; Of.
toru frut alley at side houses set back Is feet
from building line for front gardenI water aud
gas just suiEhci aud for sale on long tIIuu cue.
fourth cash, ur for rent 10 careful lcnAut. In.
quirr Of JOHN K. RLNANS 4 co,
ssp2i-N 81 and 50 lOuisianA at ruur.
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GrHnd RepubIIcHn Meeting 10 he
Held NJ Cleveland

rIEyRI Nsn, oct. 7.-EX-SCcTctary stanton
Nul Gcuctri Hayes, OF ohio, are at the KEN
n.Id House, sal viii AddrCss the Republican
uHss meeting tomorrow. Tie indications
are That the meeting will DO extraordinarily
large, Preparations for Illuminating along
The limo Of the procession arc very general,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

aus '''''I' ''Ht 10 the great hcE.'crrti.
"''''"5 III Ne" YORK the other evening, Is
'.''''l H,u FORM w. II must have proved a
wet blanket 70 the ardent ScymOuIltCs and
rpuIIsmen there ..r-r,,y,IcI
ti.r,,r,I ,r.,.r.,I.,.
"'''' '''-' "'''"' rs u WA AhHOunccl On
Al '""tF posters, wts expected TO preside and
To this and to tine invitation IA n. ,,ro.o,,,
ur,n..,,,yrcs =. C,,rIa,,s.,'I 20 I'eSe".
70 '''io"a nave inc pleas
"F' I" 'cimpwlcdgc the receipt Of your invita-
lI"r 20 preside over the Democrats meeting
uf AInuI ,ru.yt Il.,,o ln,,I -
to abstain from further r,r,i.Iu,,ior In ,,,,I,,
I.u lllr, ,nd therefore nul mysrlr rnm,'.iIel
to decline 'hc honor YOU ,tirr me. 1 ,LouIl
however, he glad to attend the meeting 4, a
priv t'r cirilru. dit not cngagcu,rn,, Of , 10,
,.n.ti. r.,,,,o ,,,.I...' = ' ~ ''
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Special Notices.

>@sSys TO THE LOVERS OF Dill
~ LIZARDS. The third game uf One Thou
;,and Paints upwil tako place ~ the Metropolitan
Hotel Billiard parloT on sAruRDAG EVENING
superintendent Of the Metrnpoiiiaa Hotel Billisri
Pat!Or, and James H. Davis. L..
S~.afB u. 4. II. T.. q. A.-NOTICE.-M.ni-
~ b'rs, Of tho Order can procure tickets for
the banged from members vt the Order or at the
door On lhe might Of the banquet, gu Thur-dny
evening, oct. ). StArl ucI
,-,z.sT- OFFICE or THE WASHING
~ TON SKATING CLUB, No. rs pcnn.yl.
yauia avenue, september 10, Isss.-Tho ANNUAL
MEETING FOR the collection VI officers was adjourned
EvES PSG. 6s Sc @ al I Ba.Ti N Of rs1o
sTEGiiL MEETiEG viii also be he'd Tor Tie r par.
pusr " amending th" Consultation.
All members are particularly rOquo.cd to be
prsscnt, II. A. MOORE,
ortl-id Secretary.
,~Sf"THE DAILY UNION PRAYER
tS7 MEETING at the room. uf the Young Mems
Christian Association, over MetLerUtt Hall, has
become - Increasingly Interesting II has been
thought best to extend the time from half To au
entire hour, commencing at q o clock each even
Ing All are invited. srplj
Ny-c. T.. CUMMINs.
A7 SEVENTH STREET.
AN ESTENSlNEB BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
whctII" t g.. public may MgSys ngd WHAT TlIEY
Srcnnd door south n X street aud Northern Market.
-~5ays ADyICE TO YOUNG MEN
~ About TO MARRY. -B..sys Tor Young
Men, gu til" Err.Is, Abuses. and Diseases, inUi.
deaf - Youth and Early Manhood, with this hu.
man" ricw VI treatment aud cure, sent by mail iu
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box i. Phil4ispbia
PtGa-yINauia. s-pll.sn
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MARRIED.

y. street Methodist church, by the Rev. Mr.. Tudor
Mr. a. u. HrgHBs, ia, Of Columbia, Tennessee
to Miss LiLLis 4. SNnOT. VI Washington, d. G.
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IArrAHANN"' y or E"i"mr"S WH.,I...
The Department oi Agriculture Is IN rrerir,
OF sample Ol tho IHppnh,nnock or Bouyn.
ton wheat from Correspondent At Cl,tta.
noogH, r"nn"ssrc. This wheat Wa Gent na.t
two y"aIs arg" aud the sample rec, wed toy the
department Is the second crop. As the sam.
p'r received Ish great impruN rmruI on thai
originally distributed, II shows the adv ant,er
resulting from sulyrcting different seeds 10
u'"cr'h' soils and climates. The sample un-
ue' .onH'"'f tlIon Is the most beautiful, plump
, ar" "n'.S wheat ever exhibited in this sec.
ton OF the country and only needs Ia he scen
to receive the unqualified eHdorscncn, nj, ,I,.
farming community
large amount Oi this excellent wheat In.
recently been forwarded ny the ,,,nn,,.s,,.rrr
J." correspondents, mrn,',.,, ct ,,r,.,r,,.,,.I
"'h'IS IN i'''-" sr"tl,I,- "l the ,.arr,.. ,0.,,,
br'k tdtlirl tls,uIlr tt,ur
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

Tug E.L1lMpGG sun has been compelled to
rnIH &c is borders 10 thc extent Of four Ad.
"IlI"nnl columns. THIS IL rendered necessary
~ IT. Increase OF ..ycIlisim.; patronage
The 81" j. rlr,t-rltss newspaper, none bet
ter south Of New York. It Is democratic in
politics, but moderate ana always candid. As
= business enterprise, we wish it that success
wh.rh It merits.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

ImE DYER Cot Mt ~ ISgrIH, - GENERAL
Dyer has been relieved from service on the
Ordnance bureau during It's session. lIy special
orders M. -, just issued, the Secretary Of
War directs that Irevct Major General A. d.
Dyer chief Of oIHrHHrr, be relieved from the
charge OF the Ordnance Bureau, the order to
t1LG effect urOm the Assembling Of fle court
Of inquiry sppointcI by special orders Of Sep.
temhcr ll'h last, and will continue until the
conclusion Of the investigation. The same
order also directs BrCYet Lieutenant Colone!
:. '. Bennett, major ordnance Department.,
TO report j" person 10 GencI Il Dyer, to aisist
him while heiJrc the court of Inquiry.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

III. r,t'rhurg 'PrJ h':'I, says It Is cx.
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