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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
CITY GOTERNMENI.
nnARn OF ALDERMEN.


The Board met at 9 p. IN. yesteruay, 49, II dDst
Inept sent I'm n communication acknowledging tnS ~
Of certain ordinances from the Common touncll ~ a.
construction OF Belgian or fone'ploeA ~ ~
y.tb mo nrovisiOu Ia made for the laying or relay s VI
cross walks IN connection herewith lIo -
recommend that the ordinances be anenOed ~ inSe
nroyision for tine laying and RELYING OF lhe Cross
wall, I'm connection with the proposed nov s ~
ord ros0lution was submitted FOR the action VI mo
Common Couucil Laid over. by resolution pei il
M. orauted 10 Richard Allen ana Othels 10 cSIs
bath at the foot OF Ffty-siXthst' N"Ith 1870 syln
intcu was adotcd 10 give 10 the HaltOrphan Asylum
sn,n suecient enable them 10 pay an "-htssV iot
Inc cXension Of Churcst In reply 20 iesolut,o ", VI
i-ouir,, vi,v the CdrTage-way Of MaEhl' Oet"ceu "
ii, ed Hapovests j. torn up for the purpose OF ny
mo ,voodcu pavement. the CrOtOn Board sara ihaV IN
S ,cfion ON behalf OF the owners Of tie property
Sli,g on SAID part OF Wall st. was recently maze to
lie Ds1armen for permission tat their own eXpense 10
Law the Stafford Pavement" between the streets nameu,
aud they had giyon such permission.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
This Board also met at p III. Yesterday,
President Mona chan in the chair Tie Board cOncurled
Ith fhe Aldermen In adopting ordinance authorizing
the Controller 10 issue City Cemetery STOCK 10 the
amount OF S5O00tLe amount, when raised, 10 DO ap
Piled to the purchase Of public burial ground IN tho
pper part OF the city. BY resolution me street Co
miss Toner was authorized 20 advertise FOR proposals TO
construct piers OF the usual dimension at the fOo or
Twenty fourth aud Twenty ifh-st, North River. Tho
Board cOnCurred with the Aldermen III apprOpriating
100000 for the celebration Of the last 4th OF July Reson
tons a!so adopted TO pave the follo"ingnamed
streets with Belgian pavement Fiftyslsthst. between
First ana secondaves FiftyfOurhst between Second
ave aud the East River; Ftiy-frstst from Eighth 10
Ninth-aves Seventy seventhst from MadlSon-aVe 10
Ffth.ave Fyhrst-St, from SecOndave TO East RIVER
Springs from the Bowery 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Tic recepts Of the 81. LOUIS aud Iron Mountain Rail
road for October were Freight $500 30 passenger
SO O.a 10; mails and rents tGs7 20. Total $e91JO 20.
The St. Stephens Bank Of st. John, b.. suspended this
morning scoylus liabilities said to be over half
million.
orson Kellogg a retired merchant OF Baltimore, died
yesterday aged &C. lie was many years member OF the
firm OF Clark & Kellogg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Cntans aud pursers @ requested %
deliver packages adresseJ tie NesioG Associated Press opT 70
psraas exhibiting written authority Of W Sgolton Gelsal
Aveut S,rs the Journal Ir IRib'Ss
World EcDress EreeHg Pos, Coh-u0taI ie ' 5'l,l,
ZaJ Iorte Journal AID hec I0r.<r DemokfG! slodl sac
be delivered Gsly 10 the persona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
THE MARKETS.
rc.r.hull, r,torted for III, Trlbun,I

THuRDir. Nov. 49, 1858
auvs unchanged; the demand moderate SAFES OF
On % ~ a. Ia 81 s7I Tor Pos ~ ~ Is for Pearls
COTTON-A vsy good business bias sgan been eon,unl,a -
In simmer, been well sustained closing
IL On An grades lsndng tO bales TO srTe thh safes arc -a
Wa L.s, were takeu by spinners 3 BY specuors hv
% va 20, ~ m, latter In transit ISLES also Of 200 bales MID
& e. PaSsI Pie and 100 Low hddHg for January or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
TREAsrRERis OTrICE. WAsHrNGToN. NoY. l9. rs

IREAsURERS OFFICE. MASNiNGION, NOV. ", 1865,
gR You Will please select from The United states legal
that yOu may have on hand on the receipt
OF this aud from those that receive at any time
opinion much soiled defaeed, worD 70 be unfit
$50 1t is desire of the Department these have
been successfully cOuntefeted, 10 Withdraw oil OF tins
denomination from circulation You viii also retain all
issued under the acts OF February 25 1862 and JAY
H. 1902 known the convertible issue Of legal tenders,
those bearing upOn their back the legend OF which tine
following extract "Aud Is eXchangeable for United
States per 2Gyear bonds redeeabe at the pleas
OF the United states after five years IL Is desirable
TO withdraw these notes speedily possible as this
Office daily in receipt Of letters from individuals who
stn persistent In their requests 70 obtain bonds
for them, although the time allowed for such con-
version has long since expired, The following clause
show land the holders OF United States notes. ssuod
under and by virtue OF said acts shall present the same
foT bonds therein provided, before the st OF
July and thereafter the right 10 exchange shan
and determine" You will then please hold all the
mentioned and advise Of the amount, that the
may be transferred here FOR redemption, and now
notes issued n lieu thereof you may at any time re-
NIT them in of 81 any multiple OF that sum-
through the Adams Express Company, or any express
company connecting with that Company at Government
expense, I'm the mutlated fractional cur
rency is now forwarded 20 this Office. All such remit
tances may be charged TO this Office In account rs
check OF New-YOrk, Boston, Philadelphia NewOrleans,
OF San Francisco Of such denominations as
yea may designate will be transmitted 10 you III ex'
change by Adams Express, free Of charge.
i. T. SPINNER
r Treasurer OF the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
5inantial.

UvrTen Srlrrs TRRisrRv Nav YORK. Nov 20 lWg
GALE of GOVERNMENT GOLD.-PROPO..
y SALS vii be received Nng ibis ofce for the pSha'e VI
GOyRRSMRNr GOLD In sIehsrge Tor CureneT commencing on
NONDkY The and continuing for consecutive husness
ds ur ruhc the contrary shall be gwen The smount
ff which proposals s he received each Cay aued TO SSoV
% moi s than and the whole pat thereof Nl
be swae bids viii realize 30 the Goyernu emf the greatest
mount In enrreney hor the offered Proposals will be
from n O'Clock OF each DAY and the bids Nb opened ana
The result DECLARED Immediately thereafter To guard sfsh se,ous
b certified cent o. the smount for which ropo
sas are ids accompany each Offer The night ressfyd to re-
I s oboBsv the Interests Of the Government The gold
l BE- delivery Immediately after the wards made
Tor M tho reception Of proposals. will be found AZ The tthes desk
IA I'M, ofce bids be under seal mdond Proposals Tor
Gold" Which will he pubLey opened at the hour stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
TIE nAHK or ENGLAND.
nnMrs1IC MIRHRTs-

IoynoN Nov 9NoOSTLe Bank Of England has raised ~ rate
discount Per Tie has been per cent SINCE JAY w
uci report made public today shows that 'Ee amount oi b4'
m vault has DECREASED A., coo 700 suee last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cotton closed tTR. Sales OF TIE cav lI,Vp bales
Cheese. g. Lard quiet sud steady. Pork duh atSf
IoSDoN Nov i9Anv heayy and veal a. % common kos
G1I TurpsHune. ~ G. Pine Ron l4Gi Calcutta LAns,ed w.
Iibseed Cakes gtl TO- dRll 49,. Sperm OIL. go
AsrwERP Sov. l9-PetEoleum hrm az 5llG5j r.
Hams ~ Cotton the ro, quiet aud steady 10 hn'e
frmer ~ W francs per est for low hdilsgs AaosL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
L'IRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THR
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
7 PER CENT,
principal and interest payable Gold Al the National Park Bahh New
Yorl. Coupon, paid January and July
kbos these FIRST class security and We eel them on
Their osn inertia This finished 10 Sacramento City The
m receipts equal than three times the Interest on the whole
OF Bonds.
We oG limited these Bond. and accrued Interest
in euIreney TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers No "a Hsssaast
oyYioK OF PAclYo MAIL srEAn.niP CosPAsr}
Esw.YoRK, Nov. 49, 1863 !
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COM
psny elected Wednesday 18th instant met aud organized THIS
nay nd elected following officers y Allan MLaue
President Francis skddy, ffssdeni pro SeNR
Secretary. by order THO !. yohhsos secretary
oYYIcs OY PAcIno MAIL srEAnmP CoSrAsI,
NEw.YoRK, Nov. 10, 1903 !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ Transfer Books will be reopeDed FRIDAY Nov
90 At 10 o'clock IL. BY order Of ihe Board Of Drestofs
THO. I. JOHNSON Secretary
OHIo AND MISSISSIPPI RAILwAI CozPANI
No 90 WLLL-sT. NEw loRK Nov. 10, 1908
THE semi-annual INTEREST due December
l. 1863 on PRBFBRRED STOCK Of the ONO AND MIS-
sIssPPI HALLWAY COMPANY will be paid aud ahsr that dA
At the one Of the company No. 80 WaiLst, Esvfork
The Tanser the Preferred Sf will be closed on Noyem
O'Clock and ropened December 81 ~ oeeef
a N. By order Of Executive and Finance COMMITTEES 49,, -.
NEW-YORK, EW-F0UNDLAND, AND
~ LONDON TELEGRAPH COMPANYS STOCK BOUGHT AND
SOLD Parties desrOus 81 REGULAR GOLD DIVIDEND pYns
StoeL would do we'll 70 Investigate The Company pays REGULAR
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS 10 GOLD TWO PER CENT, Fhsk
'"oA Wv GEO C DUNBAR. No. w.la
DACIFlC RAILROAD of MlSS0URl--Six
per principal and interest payable gold ons
Of the latest and profitable Investment securities IN market eonn
sale by SCHUYLER sKAA1S BROTHER Banker No ~ brosost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
wgsTHEp REpoRr-,.m
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

g., 80 Sun sets........ $50 Moon seta
HiGH tai. DAY.
<.,dx Hoax II Cows Island. l2:l le., Gate.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
WITHDRAWAL OF MUTILATED GREENBACKs
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Ibe following cir
eular TO Assistant Teasurers and designated deposare
Of the United States, explains itself:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
What Should Be.

In the following concluding paragraph
of its leader yesterday, the Louisville
Courier Journal comes near the truth;
General Grant committed himself to
mapnanimous policy when he received
the surrender of Southern armies. de
has never Withdrawn that committal In
any public manner. We trust be never
will withdraw it. Presently be will be the
supreme head Of the nation, with power to
do what Andrew johnson tried to do, that
is. restore the Union to the people OF both
sections. If be does that, be will crown
his administration with glory. II he does
Il not. he will break the plighted word OF
a soldier, given to the South in the pres
ence of the world. We do not mean to
assume in advance that he will disgrace
himself and the country by harsh
course of procedure toward the people Of
the South. Nor do We pledge olr sup
mort in advance if he does the
clever thing. There ia wide differ
ence Of policy between the Republic
can and Democratic parties outside OF
reconstruction. Reconstruction ought not
TO be a partisan question at all. General
Grant ought not to allow 1t to be so. 1t
should be abandoned by the common
consent of all parties, and the States OF
the South be reisrned to their equal
place in the Union without ely restraints
that are not imposed Oh the States OF the
North, and vith no ether guarantees than
those supplied by their manhood and
their necessiteG
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
Chief Engineers Report.

General Humphreys, Chief Engineer
of the army, has submitted bis report for
the fiscal year ending June S0th, 10 the
Secretary Of War He says material
progress has been made during the year
upon those portions OF the ses coast and
lake frontier defenses not affected eF the
questions respecting the increased use to
be made Of iron in covering and protect
ing guns and sunners' sesrfs against The
action Of prcjesiilss az very large cshosr,
He thinks this specisl question al arnor
demands deliberate and prolonged exam
iuation. The restoration Of forts On
the Southern sea coas; hss been cor
nenced, xsd large po-tios Of the de-
lenses Of New Orleans. Mobile, and
Pensacola hsys been placed in coudi-
ton for use
His estimates for the sesbosrd defenses
for the fiscal year ensuing, are based on
the very moderate progress in the de-
lenses, and strongly urges that the appro-
priations asked for be made he asks
for sppropriaiions for these purposes TO
the amount of 81 ASS. 500, including
$3.50. 900 for Fort Wayne and Detroit
Michigan; for defenses on the Northern
and Eastern frontiers, Sill 500; on the
Southern coast, 1924. 500; on the Pacific
coast, $500, 900; and for barracks for en-
eineers' posts and depots, S56,0OO.
Gen. Humphreys says that contractors
on river and harbor Improvements very
frequently fail to comply with their con-
tracts, especially unless they are greatly
to the advantage of the contractor. A
change in the mode of procedure is
recommended, and it is advised that
authority be granted to the engineers in
charge Of these works to purchase mate
rial in open market, and employ labor
by the day in cases where contractors
wait in their contracts, as experience
has proved the system of contracts pre-
scribed in the appropriating acts to be
the worst possible mode of carrying on
the improvements of rivers and harbors.
General Humphreys submits estimates
showing the amount required to COM
plete the various improvements, and also
the amount which can be proftably ex-
pended during the fiscal year. The ap-
preparations asked for under the latter
head, amount to Sc, 23S, 0sS.-LoaisrtHe
Courier Journal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November l9.-Jamet
Saunders and John Hall had an alterca'
ton las. night about a woman in Baxter
street. Saunders drew q razor and at
tempted to cut Hall, when the latter
pulled out revolver, fred, and wounded
Saunders fatally. Hall was arrested.
The present Erie railroad litigation is
becoming as complicated as any former
one proved to be. Charles Mcintosh has
filed q bill of complaint with Judge
Barnard, while the Judge has appointed
Jay Gould trustee Of the company, with
the power of receiver, and also granted
an order of injunction, restraining all
parties from prosecuting new suits. Jas.
Fisk. IT., made counter affidavit in which
he declares that Daniel Drew informed
him of lhe intended suit, on the part OF
Belmont, and asked for the loan of thirty
thousand shares, in consideration of the
information he had given. On this being
refused, he stated that he would injure
Fisk and his associates all he could.
The Democratic Union Convention
last night nominated John Kelly for
Mayor and Abraham r. Lawrence for
Corporation Counsel.
James Ashburg, owner of the yacht
Cambria, which defeated the Sappho i'll
England last summer, has sent note to
the New York yacht club, challenging all
America to a yacht race for the Queen's
cup, won by the yacht America in 1851.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
The Negro Vote.

Bennett argues that the natural posi-
ton and the natural tendencies Of the
blacks in the same community are subor-
dination 10 the Ehiie race. Nor can
legislation change these lays Of nature.
They are on the side Of the SontheFn
whites, and, rightly understood, the whites
may turn TO their political advantage this
thing of universal negro suffrage" The
Radicals in Congress may as well under
stand this first as last. The whites will
control the blacks Nothing less than the
differentiation Of the South can prevent
such a result The negroes were induced
TO vote solidly against the whites last
year by the miserable csrpei-5sggers
and mischief-Bsskers who came to this
section in search Of plumber. Even
they. however, with all thsir lies, could
not thus have inhaled Ssmbo II they bad
not been encouraged in their yillsinons
proceedings by the smslLsoaled officials
Of the Freedmen's Bureau. Hereafter
the whites will carry every election in
every Southern State. Bankrupt notices,
Underwood's patronage, and the drop
pings Of the military, may sustain for a
rhort time the negro papers; but the
negroes themselves ell vote as the white
people vote, or, q, the worst, enough o.
them will so vote 10 render secure The
ascendsncy Of the Caucasian race
Richmond Dispateh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
Tannesaea Lsgislsture.

In the Senate, on the 18th, a bill To re-
organize and maintain common schools
passed first reading.
An act providing that officers of cleo
tons shall be exempt from poll-tax, and
for fine of ten dollars 10 case Of failure
10 discharge that duty, when required to
do so.
A bill was referred TO explain the law
on the subject of wagous.
A bill passed first reading making the
laws of evidence Uniform in The Federal
and State courts. Also, to require GER
tain fees OF sheriffs TO be paid in ad-
vance.
House resolution for adjournment
December 2Isi, was laid OF the table.
Bill to amend RAILROAD charters so as
10 allow one vote for each share was
amended By a proviso that it shall
not interfere with the vested rights Of the
company.
Bin authorizing the sale Of the court
house. Jail and other property Of Shelby
county was laid over
A resolution was adopted giving The
Governor, Controller or Secretary o.
State, power to employ counsel in 81
su;ts Of the Sfste in the United States
Supreme Court.
Bin to enforce LXXV chapter Of the
acts Of 1868. passed second reading.
Also. bin 10 adept 3 daughter. And bill
10 amend an act incorporating the Ten
r,,.ee ard Pacifc railroad company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
Elegant Dwelling House. and Lot
AT AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON tzlsTl, At
" o'clock, on the premises, We viii SCI, y
he hirhert bidder. rezardless Of the price bid.
NJ Packers new. very desirable and SUBJ
stantally built residence, situated on has-
lings' place, few steps east Of Laqderdaie
street and the street ears, This house % nearlJ
menfS, having hot and cod water and gas N
eli the rooms. and Il consiructed Of the rery
best material and uorkmanfhip. The let has
. front ~ sixty feet. with q depth q over one
hundred and forty-fve feet % an alley. The
rruunds are SCI With shrubtcry and ever
green. There are two she large g st=Tnf on
the lot, sni q large stable AID carriage hcufe.
With servants roruE. abcTe. This u . 1ney
imrrgvsd locatiez. and i REGARDED The
heaifhiest part Of the city.
sale Positive Terms literal, and ma1e
known On day q sale. Title intlsputabie.
GEO. II. hONsARRAI.
% Aucfirucgr,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
THE NEWS.

Rear Admiral haoioru mas peer sss',"e'
the command OIL 'ne nu'ofe.. sts =,
denerai s'oneni =, n"s s'-. - ~.
the operation oi Ae ie0o"... sN.- !.
district he says VIZ '. 80, ~ "a
understood TO nave oeen srAn'es :. ~. 49, ' ~,
raii'y oil MS a0'0H !" ~ ~. =
amendment. ne spo,As 'A'o.a's 800.
ton oil the ffeeomen nuva1' -. -, !,
thatsome OF i's iun'uoas ~" - L.
January A"O' .na' ~ % .,..r.
manifested tnfou.hvu' 'ae 80 "a .a.s 81
white ana piack, Is uue 'n' NV
oer "n'Su p'e II p,h,;. Ru;,d;nss
Inc ouoerih'enuon' =. -;-
recommenos laise Arp.Vr..' 's.-.;..;nr !,
ing inc Ai,o nVuss' az - 81. ,sso;xsS M
IneS.ase Ders's ..,;n..;a. w..hhrrn m
onclsi inioimanoh su'sAs IT, ,..a;rs
censure IN MS annu VIZ .s A.. S,,.a,rS
hns isn pApol VI s Iu.
on the contrary ueienes n'~. ,o
Ing ''.eAs go. .~.r,;r.a
oomhi'''o oA ,.As.
a as VI "''nss.e' -. ~ n. aox
oeh' orAn' "s. ~ 1 wh..h,-
yes'eruay' anu ~ ~ go =. -. .ta,.d n N.
no went 70 oea ai'er .na'. "a - ~ :,
,eiesrapniO iepo:s Az, !. toat = r;ds n m,
:. ,h....r hox ,ha, n.
PARK, .nA' ne vas ~. ~, IA a., ~.
pousnSsn o,e .,'s,s,' o.. 60. .r;or;n.
Grant was - N'siO :, 80 ...
hilnsen sn@- T,-., .h;.,
sr - -. h.ssr. ,.st h . .als has
went sshoio nisn' p0,oie 20, ~ c-.
been so' on' nv sn ~ ~ -
docks at oanuy n0oA. 49, ,., u 40 .,.;s
during tne voyage from ns'u'1S ss.. .Ie
being one. Ahree nunoi Gu sn1 nv, a..
tensers were WIZ" '"'
ior lhiiS usss' -
Inc London Tunes Chains ohe n1 " ~ :.
twenty majority thus lar asce''ainea ioi W
Liberals. Iney sgreo 10 ieuiess d" "i'Aes'
while they reject an cnanse lor TUG mSIe ~.
pose OF change Inc result 'us'inos 'u' i'e'o.'-
act. and does not favor the predic''0n VI sn'
democratic and mob violence.
Inc Lenuon n''".ns
evtr sentence the ministry may get heleai.ei'
the verdict was not against them Yesterday
and the party now in power has been aoie 70
command the Government for two years
though in a minority. and it is new less IN
minority than before. The Conservative gains
more than counterbslarce the Conservative
losses" Ef
Dispatches from Bombay state that the war
in Northern India has endei.
The Paris Moniteur says dispatches from all
parts of Spain give assurance of entire tran
quillity.
The first Of the billiard matches between
p,ofesror Ruaolph and Carme was played last
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
BY TELE G RAP Il
-~a, rc ~oo~ nanny.
Markets.

Nrw YoRK, November 10, lO;25 Am
Gold opened at SAGE, and is now s4tc'
Cotton is quiet but firm. Exchange
9s@9Ic.
IL m.--Gold, sale. Cotton, demand
moderate and prices firm; uplands, 24ic
Exchange, 9s@l0c.
l2:20p.m. Gold l34s; coupons 81, ll4si
'62, Ito; Ca. 1914; '65, 1913; 6-2os, new
issue, ITO; 81, ll0s; coupons '6s, llosi
1910 coupons, lO4I. New York Central,
1914; Erie, l56. Government bonds
steady. Tennessee bonds, old, 6sa; new,
6sl.
NEw ORLEANS, November 10, ILLS
am.-Co,ton, inactive but not quotably
lower; middling, 22ie. New York sight
bills, fc discount Gold, s5ac.
LIyERrooL, November ls, ILLS am.
Cotton is steady; sales, $4,000 bales;
uplands, l0s@l0ad; Orleans, l0i@lld.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispspsary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

nR. RussELL's DIsPKNsARY AND
lVTrfrnarv. the largest and Oldest inst,tu--
tion IN ire Kind n the south vest, esiaollsne1
In lac. plesslntiy located q Nos ~ ano -
North side 4 Court Square, Memphis. lehnss-
inr treat crt and the comforts Of q bone NliIs
receiving the sane. Pauenu also ueatra -
ne oaice ar br letter. II desired.
kheumafirn. Ncuraigie, 1out. - ~,
Diserse-- errraforrhea. Impotency. and ~.
the dise.ssi arising fram t6e iuei.cr nor 81
youth pernnneutly curo1. Also, Chro1lc -
eases In al heir forms e1ectaAis eeIo@ - -
above raued Institution.
DR- RIrSe ~. cn-salfirg PhTEic ~.
~ Trcsfiss on Chroric Diseases inini,,eea
free On aprlicaton-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
FOREIGN.

The Heralds Havana special says the
insurgents hold all the country, from
Puerto Principe to Santiago De Cuba,
except Habetas, Jibara Barsea, as well
as the railroad rolling stock, and all
communication from those posts are cut
OF.
The Government troops have met with
severe reverses in the interior, aud in
consequence they keep in the towns and
dare no, sally out Arms from the
United States for the Governmeu. troops
were captured on h train, by the in
surgeuss, on the 9th instant The latter
threaten to burn the estates Of all Cubsns
Who offer to aid the Government
The Governor OF Puerto Principe is
iu,renehea With the archives in Con-
vent. The young students have eft the
place and joined the insurgents The
latter hold Manzinnelc. we are informed,
and shoot all whom they catch pillaging'
Late a3vicss from Puerto Principe
state that the iasnrgenss forces are re-
ported as Numbering ten thousand men,
iucla5;se the wealthy classes. who freely
risk their al fer the canse There was
q force ofelsr-R handrei Spanish troops
in the place, aid they we're barricsding
the streets and squares in expectation of
an attack from the insurgents. The lat
ter were only three miles distant from
town, and skirmishes were frequent All
the Cubans we're suspected and many of
the wealthy citizens were arrested. The
insurgeut organizations are complete in
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