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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-09
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

IUZ bhUADW a NEW -1URh,
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS.
Announce that in consequence of the stocking of
the English market, immense quantity of DRY
and FANCY GOODS have been consigned to them
with instructions to be cleared for immediate CASH,
at any sacrifice. A. Co., have therefore, resolved
to offer them according to their ordinary system of
business at 81 each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices Of some of the articles which they offer
at 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-09

DnAK AGENTS WANTED to solicit
DNDOIA orders for DR.. WIN. SMITHS
the most distngu Divines in Europe and Ameri-
ca. illustrated with over LIS STEEL AND WooD EN-
Retail price, $3.50. We employ no General Agents;
and thus offer Extra inducements to Agents deal
ing directly with For full particulars and terms,
y lG.P. r. 4 CO. l2:3w Hartford, Conn.
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Partial ListOf Articles to be. sold for
ONEDOLLAR EACH.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, Ladies',
Sets OF Gold and Coral, Jet and Gold, Florentine
Mosaic. Lava and Cameo; Sets of Studs Vest and
Neck Chains, plain and chased Gold Rings, Gold
Ihmbies, Lockets new style Belt Buckles Gold Pers
and Pencils, fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with Gold
and silver Extension Holders and large assortment
OF Fine Silver We're and Jewelry ofevery DESCRIPTION
OF the best make and latest styles.
NS- chance to obtain any of the above ayt;.las
for % cents. 'e'of'
*** Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81
Eleven for 81; Thirty for s.; Sixty.fve for SO
Agents Wanted Everywhere,
eUnequalled inducements offered to Ladies and Gent.
who will act as SUCH Our descriptive circulars will
be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following manner
Certificates naming each article and its value are
placed in sealed envelopes. which are we'll mixed
One OF these envelopes containing IKE Certificates or
Order for some article, win be delivered at our office
OF sent by mail to any address, without regard to
choice, on receipt of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
One Dollar and receive th article named. Purcbas-
ers OF our Saled Envelopes may, in this manner OBJ
tain an article worth fIom five hundred dollars
Long letters are unnecessary Have the Kindness
to write plain directions Orders for Sc sLEp EryKI
oPEs must IN every case be accompanied with the
Cash, with the name of the person sending and
Town, County hnd State plainly written Letters
should be addressed to the managers, as follows.
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The Way to Make Money.

NAS BILLS DISCOUNTED Is eR. ct
" ifpaid on or before the goth instant
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-09

The above stock will be disposed of on the POPULAR
oNE-PRICE PLAN, giving every patron a fine Gold or
Solid Silver Watch for SO, without regard to value
WRIGHT Bro. Co, I61 Broadway. New York, wish
to Immediately dispose of the above magni6centstock
Certificates, naming the articles, placed in sealed
envelopes, and well mixed. Holders entitled to
the articles named in their certificate upon payment
of Ten Dollars whether it be watch worth 700
one worth less The return of any of certificates
entities to the articles named thereon upon pay
ment irrespective of its worth, and article
valued less than SO is named on any certificate,
It ill at once be that this is lottery, buta
straight forward Legitimate transaction, which may be
participated in even by the most fastidious.
single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid
upon receipt of 25 cents, five for 81, eleven for 81
thirty-three and elegant premium for SIS sixty six
and more valuable premium for $40, one hundred and
most superb Watch for SIS. To Agents or those
wishing employment, this is rare opportunity. Its
legitimately conducted business, duly
the GOVERNMENT and open to the most careful scru-
tiny Watches sent by Express with bill for collec-
ton delivery, that dissatisfaction can possi
bly, occur. Try us. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO.. Importers,
161 Broadway, New York.
44-3m So
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
National Thentrc-..Thc Rival. =.

The present week the National Theatre will
be the resort of the votaries OF the Legitimate
drama, the posters informing the public that
sterling old plays, In the rendition Of which
actors OF former generations, as well as some
OF them OF our own times, have attained
marked distinction. But theae plays, to be
satisfactory, should be given entire, or with A,
little lopping-of from the dialogue as IL con.
sistent with the preservation Of the con.
tinuity or harmopy Of the plot. A fine comedy
is often spoiled BIZ the desire of a "starI To
make his Part too prominent. For instance. in
that rare piece by the younger Colman-"Tbe
1907 Cfentlcman"-it Is the fashion of sta,
comedians to have the play com mence VITA
the thiru acti hut wnen Ollapod appears he
speaks the lines that are set down for him In
the 1rs'-pegin inning at certain point--,hcuce
70 ahother, and Srunning back for ol.antity.v
10 use the 10 nd-neasurer's. phrase The aim.
pie, entert aiming home CONVEX ,ation Of ths
harroby family, at whose house the Poor
GENTLEMAN and Corporal Foss are rtoppipx.
and the ludierously comic account Stephen re-
lates to the Corporal OF his sprlnging a mine
tolowing up the pig styD under the lstter,s
mlhsary instruction, are lost to that elias. oi
pisy-goers who know anything about the play
ana Tor whose qualification certainly, among
Others, it Is presumed, these excellent old
plays are reproduced.
sometimes the Rivals" whIeh is to be OF
the boards tonight, is curtAkled and reduced
10 a three-act play, when &c Is desirable that
the star part should have attention of tn.
house exclusively. IN such occasions, how
ever, there is F.i~ays an overdose of Falk
| land aud Julia retaIned-a quantity Of senti
mentaiism tsa. can only be endured when We
get all tho Iner portions OF the play. Mr.
JeHersCx, 1t Ii hoped, will see that in hi,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

AT Stewart, the celebrated dry goods dealer,
ofNewiork, ishaving completed ma gniacent
store on the block bounded by Broadway, Fourth
avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets, and which
will be opened for business the coming month
Among other appurtensnces a lunch apart
mcnt has been handsomely fitted up where
substantials and fluids of a recherche class and
variety will be served to the customers. As
the ladies are the principal patrons of dry
goods establishments, we suppose the plan Is
intended especially for their benefit, and doubt.
less the luncheon will receive due attention
from the fair ones, and the house soon boast
Of having n class Of CIRCULARS" In daily at
tendance, similar to those where mascuiines
do go. Whether 1t will prove a profitable I'M
dertaking, time will develop.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
Political NSws.

A STAT. CoSyrsTIos Of farmers and work.
insm al, wa. held at Decatsr, N. on Tuesday:
all the Governor OF illinois have been law
yers, 4 f. but just and right that farmer
should be the Republican candidate the present
year, and recommending Hon. Harrison Noble
for the position. Charles J. Hull, esq, also a
farmer, was recommended for the Republican
nomination for Lieutenant Governor. A res.
olution was adopted advising the laboring men
of the State to organize as a class to obtain q
recognition Of their rights.
MAYOR ToMPPERr, of Louisville, KY, re-
garding as unconstitutional the police bill re-
Gently passed by the Kentucky Legislature,
which invests all power In police matters In
the hands ofthree Commissioners elected by the
people, has directed his chief Of police to hold
the station-houses and retain the present po-
lice force. As soon as the commissioners re-
ceive their commissions they will PUT their
force to work and bring matters to an issue.
THE Illinois Democratic State Convention
nominated the following ticket: For Governor,
Hon. J. R: Eden, formerly member Of Con.
Governor, W. II. Van Epps, Of Lee county;
for Representative In Congress at large, WV.
9'Brien, Of Peoria; for Attorney General,
Robt. Z. Williams, OF Mclean county.
A WASHINGTON correspondent Of the Bslt.
days, generating Colonel Forney from the
charges made against him BY Senator Cameron
They have found the accounts adjusted to the
last cent.
THE holters from the Maryland Republican
State Convention of the 9th Of March, held q
meeting in Baltimore on Friday evening and
elected delegates, headed by Judge Bond, to a
State Convention to assemble next month.
The Democratic papers are making an out
cry about the refusal To permit Sergeant Bates
to wave from the top OF the Capitol the flag
which be has carried In triumph through the
Soefhefn States.
TEE indications are that both Louisiana and
South Carolina have voted respectively to
ratify their new constitutions, and elected
their Republican tickets.
The louisville Democrat says; "Yankees!
Let the name cease to be = feproach. The
Democracy Of Connecticut have redeemed It
and made IL glorious"
Fon a day and night, 1t seems. Judge Curtis
didate for President; but that was nearly a
week ago.
The Boston Posi- comes out for General Han.
cock far the Presideney.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
ARRIyArs AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN-Po 4 SHELLur. -
R s Lacey, y Baird, r Z Blaskenship, 2 p
gons.ll, WEN Hgmphreys, John Nsill snd
VIM Cooper, Philadelphia; II X Bellows
and v D Erickson, Bsitlmere, Geo K Poor, n
HI j W BrookvAter and N Garter, Ohioj J d
Phleger, Nashyille, Tshni aodifey R Martin,
son, ny, ThosJ Foster, Nashville, Tenn; v
Z Beamef, New Orleans; beverly Matthews,
Abel, Kansasi q y Mills and wife, Mass, B
Harvey and wife, N ]. Thos Bradley, Miss. q
W Hammond, MT and -Mrs s y Warren. and
4 RICHMOND, Boston; Geo. Thomss, nj, v
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
is Rlagwall Mount Vernon, = = orebsr,
MePsniei, M: Ycsf; so1S Igsss s,' Nv
York, Q tusnes, virSiniaI A Z Rogers, Wiz.
Il Bsyley, Boston, W s Berger, New Yorkl
SEATON HOUSE-JoHN II. SxnnEs.
O A. Avery, MIDI Ell Curad, Richmond, Va;
s s Hepworth, Bostoni W Harvey, N " L
drew. Z O Robinson, N II H II Sacks, Mass,
Hon A II Lofiin and wife, N Y, W 5 BerEin,
oity;S Myers, Boston, Burr Sanders, Va, Hon
z Williams, Nd; q Richards, city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
The Impeachment Trial.

1t is now announced that the defence have
put in all their testimony, and that the proba
bilities are that the counsel on both sides will
enter to-day upon the summing up, and that
therefore, after few days, the case will go to
the court for its decision.
We have tried to watch this trial ...,Ia day
to day with some degree Of ate -iiol, that we
might understand 1t for or own knowledge
and satisfaction. We have RETAINED from
making predictions in respect TO the verdict.
and shall make hone now We have been
somewhat amused, we cannot say gratifed. At
the course that most Of the journals Of the
country have pursued while this trial has been
going on. Each party journal Ss iL.is,ed that
this trial Is not q gs..tiaaL o.s, and must
therefore DC GeSided In accordance with law
and evidence, and within the plain provision
0rthe Constitution, while 1t has been treated
byeach and all seyerally from politlca al stand
point exclusively and continuously, without
regard TO law, evidence, or Constitution. FsR
Instance, II Las been insisted upon from The
very start that the eleven Democratic Senators
would vote against Impeachment sure ; AID
that some seven ~ eight Republican Senator's
Tere about as sure to go the same way. We
should like to understand how anybody can
know just how Senators are going to votet
AS ms trial has progressed we have had
1o''' fu't' ueNeiopHch's IN the newspapers.
onecla has Insisted that the managers were
N a state OF ecstatie joy at the course things
were taking, while another class OF Iourn al.
have told you, with an equal assurance that N.
Presidents counsel were greatly encoura- al ~
the state OF thinga Then, again, It n>s, Leon
said that the managers were In a son bor.
dering on despair, and were ju..,os The point of
giving up~Ae cause, and :, ould make an appeal
10 the House. Fro, tAe other side has come,
on the same De nc statement that the coun-
sci Oh tine President were demoralized, And
woaid give up his cause as lost. One party has
told US that Gen. Butler made a complete fall
ure yesterday or to-day, as the case might be-
and the other, noting the proceedings, has de.
clsred with equal emphasis that Air. Stanbery
was used up by Mr., Butler or some other man.
ageri and so on to the end OF the chapter.
now Is not all this political, and did II never
occur to these contestants In the newspapers
that II partisan journals and the comm unity
whom they are attempting to influence by
these diatribes decide this question on politi.
cal grounds, the Senate may very likely do this
very thingi We do not say that they will.
But II partisan journals will do all In their
power to have party lines drawn upon this
question outside Of the Senate, what right
have they to expect a different course Inside
For ourselves, we are willing to wait the
issue and bide the result, but we are not will.
ing to believe that any mortal man can, with
any certainty, tell how this or that Senator
will vote. In the meantime We may congratu.
late the country that the trial Is drawing to a
closes and 1t may be hoped that this week will
end 1t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

AUGUSTA, April l9. - The election CON-
mences In Georgia tomorrow. The feeling is
Intense, Democrats and Republicans being
equally confident.
Reports from Columbus state that frauds
have been discovered in registration, and
charges have been preferred against Hulberd,
the chief registration Officer Of the State.
large meeting was addressed here last
night by Democrat speakers.
Ample precautions have been taken by Gen.
Meade to preserve order during the election,
troops having been sent to all important
poiats for this purpose. Heavy rains con.
tInue
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
Prize Fighters In Trouble.

CIsOISNATI, ONO, April lS.-Nothins In
regard to the MISUNDERSTANDING fight has
yet developed itself Heating is still in Jail,
and will have to remain there until at least
tomorrow morning II not longer. Hollywood,
who 10 out on bail, has crossed the river to
Kentucky. Tho fight may possibly take pace
before the close Of the week. Nothing, how
ever, has yet been definitely settled.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

"-TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
- The susse1iSers eSe5 feS sale, In lots 70
EiNEp PosGpAEfTS. q q. Lodi R snaf.s.prias
Company mad from @. night soi. bleed, odai and
M si Gs sna sSsias:
from New York added. Warranted By the company
to be equal toeigh for tosfoh to any high price
superph9sphate In market The results on Corn.
the past season. natures the crop from ten days
70 two weeks earlier and doubles the crop. Pam
planters and farmers, and every Information, sent
free to any one applying by Letter ~ Otherwise to
80 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore,
H0OE& wEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va
jsas-sm EewYork.
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From %. Lsuis-The Victims Of the
Cholera OF last summer-FifSy Cof-
ms Floatisg Down the Stream
Horrible siGht.
ST. Louis, April ia CHASTITY spectacle
was presented In the river below tins city yes.
terday. During the cholers last summer Z
large number OF the bodies Of victims Of the
epidemic were buried by the cityon Arsenal
Island, a short distance below the city. Ths
river has been for some time gradually wear
Ing the island away, and yesterday the water
reached the trenches In which the bodies were
buried and washed somc nifty or more eofin'
down the stream.
Twenty-four, eorpsss have been recovered,
and measures taken to secure the remainder.
Those still on the island will also be protsesed
or removed to place Of safety. rgvE's
There are over q dozen cases before the
United States Circuit Court for manufactur-
ing tobacco or distilling liquor in violation Of
the revenue laws.
From Havana-News By Gulf Cable.
HAVANA, April ls.-The following are the
closing prices OF merchandise for the week
ending to-day: Sugar, ne. CSC, for No. 10 to
u, and sIfc.@ oIfc. for No. ID to 20; molasses
sugar, SIC. 65fc. for No. 7 to loj Muscovado
inferior to common refining, %. 6eI<e.; fair to
good refining, 67<G7L reals. Hams, l6c. for
salt and Ice. for sugar cured. ...r.4
Lard 10 In demand At 1sa<@lo cents per
pound, tisrces, and lo,<02o cents per pound,
tins. rs
Lumber s2seao per 1000 feet for white pine,
and s2o6al for pitch pine. ''H'r %.
Potatoes, tt2sGt.5o per barrel.
Sales were reported yesterday Of 10000
horas af sugar
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
nEPARTAEgT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIIsp States PArEsr RyyIGs,,

nEPAhThEGT ~ THE iNpERlokh
o. tn, petition Y;Hsa1e AGT 5ar y; lsS' Of
wilmington, Delaware, pr.yinI fpr {!s sF.sn.i.p
1854, for an Improvement In Preventing Rattlihx ID
Carriages, for seven years from tho expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the sIh day Of
August. ISIS:
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
JSiy asIt Al s.LsSk s sna, 3. ,hsS
kys Why ia ps.lca sSt !sb; s, ai..S 10
ale in The Pstsnt 6ss. lheiT obIsstl0n.I ,sSeslly
DAY Of hearing; an ts.iimony alsd By either party
I. be u.ed p Che s.id hsarin ui " Essn nf H.
.ass. which Will b taIni.Lsd on application apple a,
tsstimopy, must pc nled in tbs 0alss tiosnfY days
before he day Of hearing, the Aryupents, " Any,
Uithin ten days after nllng the sstinonyt
ordered, lfso. that III, ng,iss , r. pasli'Rss
iSstcn. b. O., and Ia the Rspu5iieaa, WllmidgloD.
Del. ones I week for .hree successive weeks
ths arst Of ssil pabliea lions 10 bs least sixty
days previous 70 The day Of hearing .~orr
spls.sst AstinE cOnni'ilsnsf OfPaisais.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

GEN W. W. MCCASDLEss, Philadelphia;
General James Craig, Missouri and Colonel
i. I. Abel, Kansas, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
GEN u. T. FOREST, Of Phiia., and M. q. De
Barras, OF the Brazilian Legation, are at
the owen House,
Hon. A. II. LoTLIS, of N. Y, and Hon. 7. +.
Williams, Of Nd, are at the seaton House.
HON. r. T. VAN HoRs, OF Mo-, 10 at the
Kirkwood House. .r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
From New YOrk-The Ovation OF the
Press Of America TO Chas. Dickens

New YoRK, April lo.-The press festival to
Mr.. Dickens, took place Saturday evening at
d elmonico's Among the two hundred guests
present were Messrs. Greeley, Raymond, Hal
stead, OF Cincinnati, Ex-Governor Hawiey, of
Connecticut, Richard Hoe, Samuel Bowles,
and Manton Marble.
After the guests had assembled, Mr.. Dickens
entered under escort of Mr.. Greeley. and WAS
cordially received. MI. Greeley, who presided,
opened the exercises by referring to the in.
PRODUCTION to America, twenty. -four years AGO.
Of young English writer then known as
Boz,
After some complimentary illusions to the
guests, Mr.. Greeley said the American Press
honored itself In honor ing the men who had
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsfsP STATES PITssT SysrSg..s

Aefpu 81 is1'
On tho petition Of O EoRaE HAsp sHITn, q Roehea.
ter, n y, praying 6or ihe extension 81 patent
ssped In two divisions the iath day u august. 1885,
fmprctensni Ia BTSlsss pt Making Steel Direct
Ta G S., ea .t stse s pass Jay
,hs F. Isa' Sss va % Y A''Ss A Ai ~
Juas asIt. at u o,elost, q. ana all EeI.Sas sIs
hAye, why slid petition ought not to be Eranted 4,
ne n e. Rssap one ne fsr cSise fS ps
VI Qrh in writing, AZ least t,osrty days before ne
. Be uiea q ths laid k.sEilEi must be taken and
!Isn.%ittIsa In rsSsosdnnss S'a tSs me
hS q re- 'ss apSs :, st.
isrs q; Sai :! w, !, N. s::.f$:S, RsiI,
Ordered, also, that this notice be publshsd In The
8SsglLIotI aRd ,hs IatsiitgsaS.r; WsfhYinEsSs:
ssSiis.tisn;.: S'ssiiss:tais's;i ;li'JfiSSg6S S'
spS.THS ACTING Commissisasr ofPstsns,
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BoARpkAN-HuEsTIs in Georgetown, D. O..
Yois. . Vi. < |. hsu:ri.. u Hssasnsg,iils.Ss
,CHEsJER5D9poE..on ths ls,h Instant, N q.
chief. Lisat. E.N. CHEsiIs, lth artillery, United
States army. ofBuhalo, N. 7. to BRssIE, daughter
Of A. H. Dodge, ESQ, Of GsorE stown.
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The Forthcoming Rowing watch.

PiTTsBURo, April io'-Jas. Hamill, cham
pion osrsman, and Henry Coulter, OF Allie
ghany, met last night and signed articles Of
agreement to row for the championship and
1000 side, on the sehuylkill river, Phila-
dslphia, Thursday, June Is. 4ar
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

LIEUrEsAsT GENERAL SHERMAN was one
Of the visitors to the white House on satur-
day. The fine weather had the effect Of sttraot-
Ing large number Of persons thither, to view
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA



LONDON, April is.-Gen. Napier, In command
Of the Abyssinisn expedition, requests that
heavy remittance oftreasure for the expenses
OF the army be sent him before the rainy
season, as he anticipates during that season
communication with the seaeoast will be
frequently II not wholly interrupted.
BERLIN, April 1.-the Parliament Of the
North German Confederation has adopted res
olutions instructiHg Count Won Bismarck to
enter into negotiations with foreign Powers
for the purpose OF establishing by treaty the
absolute neutrality Of private property at sea
during the time Of war.
QrEESsTowS, April lo.-Arrived, steamer
City Of Washington, from New York on the
It'll inst.
Latest Mexican News via Havana.
HAVANA, April ls.-The mail steamer from
Vera Cruz brings the following news;
Gen. ]. Thinner had abandoned his revolu-
tionary projects and submitted to the authority
Of the National Government.
President Juarez has been very Ill, but was
recovering.
The revolution 10 the state Of Sinaloa has
not been suppressed. The rebels are gaining
ground. Several fights had taken place in
the valley OF Mexico between the revolu-
tionists and detachments Of Government
troops. The result Is not stated.
OnGood Friday the town. of Luis and I,eon.
In the State of GuanaIuanto, were plundered
and sacked by armed brIpapds. The town of
Tulancingo and the surrounding districts have
also been invaded by bandits who robbed the
citizen. and murdered the pI,nt.,Ion. In
the State of Michoacan the town Of Inretore
has been Destroyed by the fire.
b,va us, ob.e,vcd bv large meet,or in The
ci,, 81 M.xi.o
r.. s,.to oS o.x.,. ,., ,,o,,.,oa tho ,o.,,
49, =, n,o,,,.i.n. "a ,an,..,,. n,as,,.,.
tn fnS,.n No, .antInmas ~ ,S. sat- =,
$780,
Goye,nor ,tcco,m,cl of A,,,o,, and An.
49,. na... - S -.
,,,a,. =, ,.h,.s ..,,..s.' 81. 70,
secnr,nr ths r,rht NJ tr,ns,t ,hrou,h M.x,.
can tarrito,y
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20

InE FOLLOWING ORDERS were issued on Sat
urday by Gen. Grant
Brevet MAJ. Gen. George l.. Hartsuff Lieut..
Col and Assistant AdJt General, to be re lieyed
from duty In the Fifth Military district, New
Orleans, and assigned to TEN oraFy duty at
headquarters Department OF the East, with
permission TO delay reporting until next June
Brevet Brig. Gen. Geo, ID. Ruggles, Major
and Assistant Adjutant General relieved from
duty in the Department Of the East, and as
signed TO duty at headquarters Department OF
the Platte.