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ATTORNEYS AT Law.


ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HAYS. NOISE q NEW.
aARRT T. HAYS. z WARREN HoIsR JOHN h SEwJ
Attorneys and CounseIIors as Law,
OFFICE NO. ~ ST. CHARLES STREET. NEW
ORLEANS. La
i H. HALsEr-
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oyEIos-Ponr oouPEs O. b.
wn pr,cce his profession the courts of the Seventh
Judicial District ....t
7 j. Il. PLAkCHARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO No sS oUsToHHoUsE,
NEAR ROYAL STREET.
TIE INvExroKa
WILLIAM NJ. ECCLEB,
Attorney ut Law,
OFFICE, ne NORTH THIRD STREET. ST LOUIS NO
WIN solicit Patents prosecute suits
patents first application for barely what
and having been In the business for time,
blsd 70 shape claims avoid Infringement An buS
ness attended to promptly; advice free In all easss
Best Of city references given when desired
n III. q. MOORE
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NAPOLEON, ARKANsAs
Having an acquaintance the responsible,
Attorneys IN the State prepared to make prompt collection
ss s 'sA chen S.: q H.! DssS . Asn CAT
u w. a n. RICBAKDs0N.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Refer to JOHN NIXON co..
.JAHEs Is. CUHELa.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
RECOMMENDATIONS street.................s,
NEW YORK.
T. 81 r. COATS
BEST SIX COED WHITE AND BLACK THREAD.
Assorted cases of 100 Dozens.
BRIGHT CoLoRs IN BOXES,
With their well known trade mark.
New sssOrtmepts from forty to fifty shades Of color
in each box of ave dozens,
Assorted cases of 100 dozen.
Best Six Cord Crochet Cotton,
On spOOls and in hanks Fer ssleby the package only
JOHN a HUGH AUCHNCLoss.
Sole Agents in New York for
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GRAND coMMAEDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs
sr sarnL M Todd R. 4. Grand Csmnander, New or,es,s
sr. Fulgenee kicau v. & Deputy Grand Commander
New Oneaps
eS Jss r. Hornor, Grand GeneralissImo New orleans
sr w. X. Whitaker, L Grand Captain General N.v
Orlesna
sr. by. K swsssy, Z. Grand Prelate; New orIeans
81. VIM MeDun f. Grand s. w., New orleans
sr T. A Bsrtlette, E. Grand J. W., New Orleans
OF. Emanuel Bessy, E Grand Treasurer, New Orlsans
Dr. Gust sontas, E. Grand Recorder New Orleans
sr A. K. Billings T. Grand Stand Bearer New o,lsa.
sr. dos r Turck, Il. Grand wsrder New Orleans.
sr Stephen selleck, L. Grand Captain OF the Gu.ra
Next annual eOnclave February "a 1865, A O. $50
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........................wATCHEs
100000 In Watches
Fer sale on the popular OyEPRICE PLAN giving ever
Patron a HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH
For the Low Price CT YEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 20 Value,
And not to be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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ACTIVE xEHBERs OF THE SUP. @. rHrRrYrHrRu
DEGREE A. AND A r.

Chss Isfon dc Ladebat SD, New Orleana
James O Bachelor, N. ID. SD, New Orleans
Dep lnsp. Gen. VIM N. Perkins $50 New Or,aan.
g. N. Todd, SD, New Orleans
Jno I. Monros, SD, Ne. Orleann
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kHhEsT TURPIN, wHoLKsALB nANUFAo.
tnreI 81 sues Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
props sasS Alnonds RoeE Candy, Jububs Psss., Gun
D.ops sns s!IuPA ~ stean Importer OF French eOrns
gho. Dec9rsteo Toys CesSaus Fancy Pspers Cor Css.
otsAes OF CertonsGes Fancy Rox.- Tor Ohri-
nss and New Year PrssentR Ocrnueopias sto etc VI. q
Levee street. b~tvssa 81 Louis ccua streets -,
o azsns. -
The New York herald., 1868-09-19
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1868
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCrION SALE-OF ONE sORREL MARF 7 YEARS
n old, Is hards, can pace IN sA5, with city made Top
Wagon Harness pair iron eray Horse veara
hanos, sound ana kind with Open farouche
colored Pony, with Pony Phaeton and
ness one Doctors Gig, good order; Top AID No Ton
Wagons, Rockaways, Single and Double Harness &C., by
COLE MURPHY ISL Futon street, Brooklyn, Saturday,
September 10, at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-09-19

A UCTTON NOrICE.-Ar ERNEST ROTH'S FURNl.
N manufaetory, IS Beecker street, between Broadway
and Mulberry street, FurnuTs a. less than auction PrGe
color French sat NJ brocate rsps hairc oth xS, So
Sl2' $40 and p20O also $50uM worth of all KINDS
Paror, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-09-19
ucr1os SALE or OVER sss,oCo WORTH

"A OF ee.ant Household Furniture.
opportunity housekeepers and ho'elkeepers
This Saturday morning, Sept 49, at III O'Clock precisely
the elegant i've story residences llg West Eighth
Firth Sixth avenues consisting OF Velvet brus
Carpets magnificent rosewood Pianootie, hve faor
Suits, covered with orocate and harcoth BOOKCASE
taseres, Tables, Curtains, Mirrors Paintnes brohHel
satuary, Vases t0J lots OF Paror, Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture. Sale positive.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctfoneer
The New York herald., 1868-09-19

CROP THIEF-S5O REWARD. STOLEN FROM THn
> subscriber Monday night, September II, light bay
Horse abont hands bish hing abJ n3j pounds,
forehead, white hin wtl sna bnnch
and marks OF inter both biDd
There sto en- at the time .uare bog
Wagon painted black but rather rusty with stick scat
of wheels nearly straight the hind wheels
dshing of the axle OF tbsn
saunre will paid thi recovery the
property. CHARLES 9. NICHOLS.
NICHOLS FARMS TaUNruLI, Coun., Sept ~, isjs
The New York herald., 1868-09-19

DY EDWARD J. BYLANDT, AUCTIONEER.-WIL LII
ID sell by auction this day, II O'Clock, at 646 Broa
a of Household Furniture,
nvenIence of sale Also Tuesday next, ali the ele ant
Furniture contained IN private dweng No. % Anty street.
Fun particulaIs tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1868-09-19

A GENTLEMAN WHO Is COMPARATIVELY A srRAs-
N ter N NE shy issss The CO. saAlntangs
lssy ~hs vsv 70 ~Ass.say. Asassss Ass k,.s, fsss
The New York herald., 1868-09-19
CCTION NOfICF.-G NJ. TAYLOR, ArCTIONEER.
MAMNltIAENT L OuSEHOLD FL kNIrUk RE.

T(Y ROBERT SUMER VILE, AUCTIOSEER AND RFAL
ID Estate Broker, 81 Nassau street Art Gallery ~ Fifth
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MADE BY OUR BEST CITY MAKERS.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction TUESDAY,
September o. at t9 O'Clock at No. Gil West Twenty Ee'nd
street Seventh avenue all the elegant Furniture OF the
above house.
Particulars to-
The New York herald., 1868-09-19

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
IL ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASTnR AGATE, &C.,
statues Pedestals, Vases, Taxlss, &c.
T. Bensi wi shortly leave Italy and vi dispose Of his
entiresock regardless of cost by EDWARD SCHENCK, this
day. IL oco AT his sesroom, NO. Gu Liberty street.
Closing out sue. Positive
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18

| whose improvement would be more Of q
national benefit than the Tennessee
which, If mads navigsble at all seasons
IS the report Of its survey demonstrates
il can be, at small expense in compar-
ison with the returns to be derived,
would assume an Importance Is grand
artery OF internal commerce second to
40 other tributary to that great inland
ses-the Father of Waters.
About the election Of State PriHter,
the Union and american of Sunday says:
The election for State Printer Is set for
tomorrow, and is exciting considerable
interest among candidates for the place
and their i'm mediate friends and eupport-
eFs. Among the names of candidates We
hesr mentioned is that of Capt. Grishsn1,
Of JonesboTo. 1t is probable that Mr.
Mercer, OF the Press and Times, will Be
3 candidate for reelection. Among ru-
mors mentioned in connection with the
struggle for this reputedly fat jobof State
patronage, is one to the effect thai an as
socistion of gentlemen represented by
Hon. H. II Harrison, will make an effort
to seeuee the work.
The Franklin ReVie,0 of the 18th gives
an account Of the burning of the new
residence of Capt. W. E. Cunningham.
one aud a half miles from that ~seEEa,
aud adds "Oniy last week we ehroni-
cied painful accident to Capt. Cunni1g-
hsm, from which he Is still suf7effng.-
His loss on Monday night will fall heav-
ily upon him, as he had invested me
savings Of years Of toll in the erection Of
this residence,u
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soma, gees the President face 70 face,
names its "slate," and, armed with the
impudence Of riches, insists that Il "a q
proper fraction of intelligent power.
Incipient developments of Mississip-
pi Valley Ring we're remarked here last
session, to insist upon the water high
ways Of the interior being patronizsd and
subsidized as literally as the railways
So were there indications OF consoliaa-
ted st. Lawrence River Ring. The Free
Trade Ring you have heard of. The
high, protective tariff people make q
standing ring. The Indian Ring, popu-
larry claimed TO rally around Mix, the
Chief Clerk Of the Indian Buresa, Con-
necticut man, who has held his Office
many years, viii deserve some future
consideration. The New England Conn
meTcisI Ring Is also recognized here.
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We copy the following from the
VicksbuTg Times: We know a couple of
bright young fellows in the neighborina
county OF Claiborne, one eighteen and
the other seventeen years OF age, who
have set an example which the boys of
our State Would do well to emulate Be-
ing too poor to continue their studies and
enter college this year, they did the next
best thing Ia their power. AT the COM
mencement Of the season they took of
their coats and went to plowing, and
throughout the year they have worked
like young Trojans. We heard from
them yesterday, and besides having
made sB abundant harvest Of corn, they
have produced and are rapidly gather
iDg eighteen bales of cotton,
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Notice.

THE undersigned, administrator OF the estate
OF John n. Iehrs01. deceased. by vtr--e Of
an order o. tre honorable PrOusts Court Of
Arkansas county. vii proceed 70 sell the resl
estate or aid John Il. JOhus0p, which consists
in 40 seres or land in Arkansas county, near
Mt. .Adsz5f. 70 tbs highest bidder said ssle to
take p see on the premises CT the late de
ceased ueAr Nj Adams, On the 2sTH DAY
or N0FEABEk, A. D., ISIS \ credit
81 twelve months VIII DO given by
the purchaser, executing his bond with two
good srS approved securities, with hen re-
tsined upon TIE property for the payment Sf
the same. There are one hundred acres cleared
Isnd. good double Ios houses and out houses.
SAMUEL J. JOHNSON,
vov71 forr4yr Adr4frist rstoF
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For sale.

nN SATURDAY, DECEIBEa l9rH, VII
4 J ~, TO ihe highest bidder, ~ AEsons De-
~. !. lS~act OF Land containing az Acres, sit
n1st.tia4u tftDtou county. Two miles north OF
SsSori = T--Vjot. Terms msde known 81 time o.
sale. n II" anu = l. !, - Z. -
rows lAUsW$ AomlnLstEalo5s-
T1OR sALE-A nrst-elsss Dlst-lery, Ia a
4 IchfneIy, etc etc, entirely rev, aao N
sood order, VIII be sold low II iInmedlfts sp-
pIicstiou is r,sds. Apply 10 Ocnls sa1tols
Randolph road. north Of Wclf TlEsr pflSEss oI
at Britt0n'a Ale aCuse, rs Front novIL n
V@OR SALH--A good second hand stE2 "a
n SAW BfIIL ana dxturss, sll com npiete- Ii
suirs OF Henry T. Jones, Adm'r oI W MLn-S- bar
Hzau deceased. st German % Gn, Tor terms
HESRT 2. JOSE@, Adm
a-s1 ls-a-s of ". c. Harrison, dec q.
cUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE oE Easy TERss-Ay lands, miles
srsf 81 ths Gity are for sale, on terms 20 FEib
eurxbs@eFS fer casa oron any Ji1ne-tro.ln one
- ~ yaS-- a.d IN sny Cusntity-froln scres
- O.. Nv rS=dSzce, with ron Il to - se1es
R4d va - sold a. = great bargain icr easn,
e. oa tss us7el ternss. Apply TO myself on the
p-za irss g. - RoyEtsr, TTszsEaas 8 Co. ~
HssH q, in zAe atty. "a.
1sI7 n. u. ThEzkFASE.
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NOTICES.
For Rent.

LARGE AND CONNOpIOUss RE on
q Front Row, between Court and efTsrson,
suitable for Provisions, s.c.-oue Of the best
stsnas in the city. Also, E splendid large front
Cottos once, over the same.
Apptvto J. J. Andrews,
rCyrgtr Commercial Hotel
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rseR u al their bonds,

The UnieS Psciic Railroad, Eastern
DiyisisnI was represented here last year
- 2Sn. WilxisS6, Of New York, in as.
Ds6ciation with four or five runners.
strikers, and button-holers, who used the
reporters galleries to effect their purpo.
ses, and one or two Of the set being
clerks Of committees, had access to the
floors Of Congress. This. however, was
but detachment Of the Pacific Railroad
lobby at large, which had numerous
members in both Houses and on commit
tees, particularly from the States of Ne
braska, Minnesota, Massachusetts and
Kansas. The officers OF the various
roads were almost constantly here.
Money was used without stint. Arpu-
ments were plentiful, and backed up by
tickets, excursions, books, and what not,
and so assured were the corporstors OF
one railway that they voluntarily pushed
their road IN the direction Of Santa Ee,
hoping that Congress would find it 10 the
mud and haul it cut for PHYS sake.
The intelligent reader viii discriminate
between the Pacific Railway proper and
these wildcat enterprises, which propose
to reach PGgent Sound, the Cuff OF Cali
fornia, Rnd other places ont Of the reach
OF humanity, or the wishes OF trade.
These Pacific Railway Jobs expect to
make combined raid upon Congress in
its winter session, soon to begin. The
head OF the opposition to them is Eiibu
Washbnrne.
The Whisky Ring and Tobacco Ring
you are acquainted with. The former is
supposed to have its Headquarters not far
from San Francisco. The latter is the
committee OF an organization OF tobacco
makers, who can better afford to I" treatn
with million rather than double it in
taxes.
The New York Ring is the most high
minded organization Of all those which
attempt to coerce or sednce legislation.
It is made up of powerful bankers, ship
pers and merchants, who insist that the
Government, in its policy, shall express
the ideas OF the commercial capital, COZ
tracting or expanding its currency ac-
cOrding to the approved necessity of
trEde and exchange. This ring has wri-
ters, but no runners. 1t uses no instru-
ments represents itself IN propria per-
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Lumber.
Lumber,

oldest lumber merchants IN the South
" Yard established IN Memphis lS55. Build
ing Material OF al kinds Dressed aao rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Cetlfn 9, Blinds
Lsths. WeslherboandiDg Glazed Sash, Eenc-
ing. We do1't Intend % be aEdeTsOld. Yard
and once foot Washington street, near river.
sepls d&w6m Il <. 4 J. ". COCHRAN.
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BOARDING.

sRDIN5.-A Few ger tleuen can be accom-
ID moosted with either boarding and lodging
OF day board, al 81 Be@l street, upstairs.
novle u
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Notice.

A 7 the next CDscemberl term Of the County
a Court or Sueiby county, I viii spply TO the
sad CourtTo have an Administrator appointed
upon the estate Of William Ross, deceased
r. n. BOSS.
Noveun Der 6. 1855 noviO iaH4w@
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4 OsT-By isGy, On Thursday evening last,
/ 4 aE Main street. between Madison and Jef-
fsrsous7e OF ~ dollars iu Ereen bscks-H PpOsed
10 have been picked up BY an unknown ls1y'
The dader will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the sane 20 the once OF ESTES &
JACE9OS. No. - AaGiso-. novlT 81
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Fiutlng, Flutlng.
Fluting.

my huting is acknowledge TO be supe.
A nor TO ali other huting done IN the city,
via inform the ladies o. our city that am pre-
pared 70 iuie velvets, iaces, Ribbons, clotha and
Al kinds Of goods from one 10 Lfteen inches
vide Mrs. GEO. p ZlE5LER,
No I1 XII street, one door north Of Alabama
ssxesk noyi5lW
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NOTICE

DERsOSS having business with rs viii hnd
cur Agent, Mr.. K. ". BRADFORD, fully az
thorfz.d 70 make settlements. st the stOre Of
Asssrs. A. VaccsrO & Co., 524 Front street.
novSim W. K. BILL q co.
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Il. ]. ReesE-t. ". Q. Q. FOSTER
ROssEL a FOSTER,
Cotton Fa actOrS
AND
Commission Merchants,
no. $40 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.

HE We viii make liberal advances on all Cot
ton consigned to us for sale in this market.
And when parties wish US to ship their Cotton
10 New York or New Orleans, we will advance,
say two thirds to three-fourths its value. This
will enable merchants and planters to hold
over such depression a. We had last season, and
realize the full worth OF their Cotton.
All Cotton shipped to rs and in store Will be
insured unless otherwise instructed sepl5 8m
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LAWYERS.
ALzxEr r1Ek. czAE1Es v. ADAMS, L. H. PIX
PIKE, ApAms & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors 6 Pr0ct0TS

A TTEND to eases in the different Courts sit
II ting at Memphis, and Ia the riyc- COUNTIES
Of ArEansaG
- The Senfor partner win hereafter sfpe-
eisily attend 70 cases In the supreme Court Of
Tennsssse, and In the Suprsnoe Court and
CSart o. Claims OF the United States al wash
ington, keing 81 the 6rLu OF PIKE Z JOHN
sOE. Of that city.
omss 10 the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and second streets.
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FOR Rent.
FoR SALE.

TSOR sALE--Spsiga5t, Donneu s. ROdman
lands in Tiptsa and Shelby counties. The
undersiEned, as attorneys o. W.-B RJdmzn,
sre an hoTtEso 70 self and oanvey Judse Rod
mAu's Interest in said lEnas. Persons deSlrous
TO puFchsse sUOd lands viii please cali on the
arderssgned su6 learn terms, which VII ne
accom- EaodRtlng. r r HEATH and A. u.
LEWIs, 80 second street. noFls ti
TvoR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
SEBURBAN PkOPEREY-One Of the best
COTrON PLANTATIONS on the St. Frsneis
rfvsr six Eliles west % Council Bend, on me
kississippi river, con tanning 1882 acres, 1oo1t
sos in cuIsiTstioa. Dwelling. Gln House, ana
AL out houses. This place D. ss high IS any
plncs on the river. and viii msse 3 bale % the
sene Il Is q very superior place and $ very
aroa trade viii be given. The 81 Francis river
T1acyefs lerd al the plscs tUice week.
q A STOVALL.
novls w ST Main street, Mzmphis.
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TENNESSEE.

The Elections of 1se7 and lsss.
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PIKE & JoHNsoN.
AttOrReys, COunSeu0rS & Solicitors

WASHINGTON, D. c.
TEyHIS hrn VII practice Ia the United States
Supreme Court sDd Court OF Claims, aad
win atsSnd TO the recovery Of debts, accounts
enS claims against the Government or Lndi-
viduEls, and 70 business before Congress OF In
the Departments
Fhs senior memoer OF the nrm Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal hGs long been known IN The
highest courts Of the country and the junior
has had large experience IN depaTtH1en tai and
other business during 7nRuy yeaTE Of pu5he
service IA the House aud Senate. They offsr
their best and faithful services 70 those who
may need them Jy3-sepl0 ly
4. 1z1aHr, L. D. x'KIs1cK. LUKE Z. wRIaET
WRIGHT, McKIsIOK q RaIGHT,
A t t orn eVs at Law,
IL the Kit Willienas Block, Nos. and g.
L upstairs. u adison street. dec7
LuMRER ETC.
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IS RINGS.
The CCnbIRatiOns at the CapE-
tai for Syviadling the
Government.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes:
That you may begin, betimes, to IN
derstRnd some Of the influences that are
now concentrating 70 besisge Gen.
Grant for Office, I viii outline to ycu
some Of the domiSsnt "riugs" Of the
capital.
First, there is the Pacific Coast Ring,
made up from NsvaGs, Oregon and Call
fornis, who want to get Government
money for various mining, draining and
land-appropristing chimerss and plum
deTs.
At the head of this ring John Conness
is psEhlArly supposed 20 stand. Identi-
fied, with him in various degrees, are
Nyey Stewart and several Representa-
lives. AfIarge lobby of Caii'ornians,
permaHently resident here, assist y
upon the hands of their riDgleaders
and Of their enterprises are such matters
as the Sutro Tunnel, the appropriation
Of island and cDsst lahds TO various Yis-
ionary corporations, etc. It is net al
ways stated that the enterprises OF this
or any other "riagn are necessarily
dishonest, bat the combination of legis-
latOrs and outsiders to carry through any
series Of operations by Government help
is incipient plunder in itself. The floor
OF the Legislature gives every man an
equal chance in his individual capacity,
as q Senator or Representative. The
present object Of the Pacific Coast Ring
is to get Mr.. Conness or somebody else
put at the bead of the Interior Depart
ment, on the general theory that " the
Pacific Coast will claim the Secretary OF
the Interior"
" What claim has the Pacific Coast to
any Secretaryship ~ 1 said to Califor-
nisD, yesterday.
"Oh our people demand and expect
it. They think it is their turn. We are
interested in tie Interior Department
more than anybody else, and know how
to administer it."
".Well, IL you are interested, that
might be an argument against giving it
TO you.n
The most preposterous claim is the
geographical one. 1t is relic of the old
State Sovereignty tyranny, which the
war exploded, and assumes that the clod
on which man happens to perch is OF
consequence beyond the quality Of his
morals and abilities.
The next thing Of note here is the Pa
cific Railroad Ring, an association of
members, senators, contractors. Sad mi
nsrs, who expect TO +" omnibus nstffe four
or five sohemes for rsachaakliSs Pacific
coast at various pglRfesSsso kAt Ia ssso-
citation subsiqise Rn rants 81 lads and
the indorsea ase u al their burF6s.
NTVRsl a L.
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WRIGHT, McKIsIOK &RaIGHT,
LUMBER. ETC.

TR the Kit Williams Block, Nos. 3 and 4,
L upstairs. Madison street dec7
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03
TURS. rURS..

Ladies arc especially invited to
call and examine our large line Of
Fuys, and also Iur-bound Hoods
which VIII be sold cheap.
We have in our employ an cXpe-
rioncCd Millluer and Dress Maker
who will always be happy TO wait
upon Ladies' y no may favor us with
their patronage.
Thanking the pUblic generally for
their liberia! patronage in the past,
we hope that by strict attention to
business, aud the low p.ee Of cur
Goods, to merit a continuance ofthe
SAME.
DARLING s; EVANS.
East Corinth, VI, Nov. s, 1861.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

They are the cheapest spoctaclcs in use; fer
ifthcy ever get broken, take them to ouf \ It.
AID ne viii give You n now pair free OF charge
Also iiaitrr wearing them 4 few Years. YOU
require a diti,rcr, rpmhor. take them TO our
Agent and lie will change them -or YOU tree OF
charge,
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ANNA u. I'd YLOE'S WILL.
CT TT OF WEE VI q Mt
- MALfohD DIsTrfcT, fst

MAlfohD DHrIiicT, Is!
In flobr'c Court, holden nj Cofinth.
~ ma c.stiict, or tho 10th day Of March,
will obd irsi stn.,,tf "t ,ini' :, up ias,
bradford, w said district, deceased, being pre-.
hhicd TO ne court hero by ]. II. Avery, for
probate Il Is ordered BY nad court. that ali
l.fsmis therein, bo notified 10 appear a. a scs.
~, O. tsid court, 20 jc held az bradford In
aid dsipd, VI the Cd Tuesday of Mny, A. ID.
lete aud show cause, II any they nav lnye.
alhlhst the ifobatc Of sald'wili, Tor which pur.
pose y ls iuiiher ordered, that a COPY Of tic
record OF iltii order 10 published lbroo weeks
tWSessittli 10 the National Opinion, prln ted
81 bradford, ~ tO0n as may be-.
49,, a iiuc copy q record, slvs
"uss' ALYLA BLAN. Register.
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We guarantee \ pair Of these sNcctac!c7 to
last any Iorson twenty years with lo extra
charge.
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J. ELLIOTT SMITH 4 co. Montpelier
General Agent for Northern Vermont
LAZARUS l, MORRIS,
S1yl Hartford, Conn
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