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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-09
CONTENTS on a BAaBIR.s sAlooN AT

Auction-Suecession Of Henry Green-No. 81. 427.
RK q. DeFEHIET, AuCTIONEEH, OFFICE
- ~, q BleuTiie street, FRIDAY October 1865
a. nalipast four O'Clock, p. n. on the premises No.
" Front Levae street, between Eysiaa Fields and
nttatiGiy streets, bg virtue OF an order from the
Hon. H. pusiEuenud. Judge Of the Second District
court Of New Urlfa18 dated October 2 ia5e-
bers' Saloon. =,
ALSO
"A lot q FuRSIrBRE. such As Armoirs Tables
Chairs. Trunks, etc.
AND
A case Of Surgical Instrunents.
Terms-uAsh in United States treasury notes
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Succession of Joseph Miller and wife-No 80, ssl.
Second District Court.

Second District Court.
by w. L IODGSON. AUCTIoNEER.-
u Office NO. p ommerH sal Piace,-On FRI.
DAY, October Ii, Il g. at O'Clock A. NJ.
on the premises, on Annunciation street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. by virtue and in pur.
suance Of an order OF the Honorable Louis Duvig
neaud, Judge OF the Second District court, par.
lsh OF Orleans, dated October 1853 docket No 80
3sl, for account of the above named succe sion will
be sold
ThE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above resi-.
dence consisting of Mahogany and Black Walnut
Parynr, Diningroom and Bedroom Furniture, kitch-
etc.
Terms--Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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P. a. Lambert vs.. suece.aIon

x,.,-,,.. ford. ~
SECOND DISTRICT COURT "
~ parish of Orleans, No. 2sGr
a VIII OF tieri facias to me directed byI.
the Second District Court for the Pam M
in the above entitled cause, | Will MI
public auction, at the Merchants' sc1
GERS Exchange, Royal street. betwe4
Gustom house streets, in the Second d
city, on SATURDAY, 1.-THE tweptvl af
October, 1868, at ~ O'Clock NJ. t6a.ry
scrlbed property, to wit:
iii hE LOTS OF GROUND, toReDt
brlck buildings and improvements d
ways, privileges, servitudes, and Oh
tbereunto belonging, situate in the Ii.
inns clty IN the square bounded BY Cav
merly Apollol. ST, Charles, dormeriy n,
pomsue, and Terpsichore streets. and ,
the nos. % %, and "a. Lot No. "a nesa ,
eight feet i've inches front on Carondst
depth and front onGerpsichore street a
and ten feet. Lot No. "a measures twet
four inches front on rerp. ichore stree
red ana twenty seven feet deep; Az
measures twenty-eight feet five inches "
rondelet street by one hundred and lei
tween parallel lines, American measure
Being the same property acquired IA
II. Bonford by purchase from Samuel Nj
act passed before Theodore Guyol. lateff
lie in this city. dated Jaly IA, 1853. Il,
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. aol
THOMAS L. MA
seq oc5 70 Sheriff of the Parish
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X. MARSH Denman a. Co. vs.. Philip Lynch.
6SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of orleans, No 209li by virtue of and IA ohe.
% me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
Court Tor tbs parish Of Orleans in the above an H.
on SATURDAY, tho Seventeenth dayof Octohar
isees AZ 1850 O'Clock a. n AZ R. Marsh Oenman 4
TO- 9. Orayier street. between Garoutislef ana a
rome, in the First District Of this city: -
=, dMe splendid new CARRIAGES and sets of HAIR
Terms-oAsh on the spot.
-,a,. TnoS. L. MAXWELL.
oeoN le Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-09

RaA1s ~ Hx1nAAGE. rK0E7-
p Eaies nQia Of Lsdihs nrag Rsosipts. B<at
Ohsek& and an Kinds d Commercial Printing nssslv
@.seutsd Asthe Aspabllean oiacA No. 81 St. UhsrI
aiEsek
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-09

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Eighth street, Fourth District-No. s0,lOs,
Second District Court of New Circumstances.
sion of Mary Elizabeth CALDER, deceased, wife of
Antoine GaIiber
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MEDICAL.


; .ne Oaiy rutnelJ tuab tan be rvieu W
am. safe; And speedy cure az GcnorfhiI
stages, Chronic elect OF the LONGEST staal
Alhas. or Whites
No tnternal medicine is necessary when
Is used; and persons who flr months. and
haFe suffered from these diseases and I'D
lhings IN VAIN. can calculate upon q sped
inanent cure By the proper use Of this ID
remedy.
In 81 cases Of FLUOR AIBUs. or VI
common IN warm climates, il invArIHbly
mediate relief
CAUTfON.-None genuine without !
Signature Of RIOURn on the wrapper
INJECTION RIQORD, PARIS-tloWu Z
OF the bottle, with cap Of similsr iiscripl
MAUNSELL 4 BOY
ausem Wholesale Agents, IS MagsS'
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CONTENTS OF A BLACKSMITH SHOP AT

CONTENTS OF A BLACKSMITH SHOP AT
Auction-Succession of Joseph Stei--No 81, 3O3.
RX &; DE FERRET. AUCTIoNEER-oF
Is, ls6s at eleven o'clock A. M, on the premises
~ Theresa street, between Tchouptouas and st.
virtue of an order from the Hon L. Duvgneaud
Judge OF the Second Dit trct curt for the parish
OF Orleans dated September so, 1853
The CONTENTS of Blacksmith Shop therein
established, consisting of Anvils. Bellows Ham
mers, Pineers and other Blacksmiuh's Tools.
ALSO
A lot of OLD IRON.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
60 NFlDENTfAL
tx ,E INfORMA

- - INFORMATION %
HE For the MARRIED |
Sent FREE. In sealed envelope, on ~
ceipt o. 10 cents. Address
J ~ DR.. =. B. F00rE,
9author OF Medical Common SENSE
BOOK 400 pages, &l.50, sent by mali,
NO; ITO Lexington Ave, Cor. Of East
2sth st., MY. $50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
From JAMES j. IIoYT.
RADFoRD, ". IT., September, 1850.

Tn. POLAND. II. the F,lifof 4 ~ I took a re,y
Violent cold, cltich brought on rery seres cough,
paia In the 81 le aud ia1gs, aqd risl bood. I1vts
also rerJ dig Lyticted % IN ia 4 troabtesons DIS
ease - the kitaey CoR.2.ai IL For Ia. three years
st Ihace beea rery ssach touLt ~ &c IA my tiro1
and IAN 8, cltoi7g fp '.,ad rdisi else sighf,
nth a "a cough after .isiiJ J'1oj.s rec ht NY
time here must be siort HieSs is on got relief Inis
Spring. ficas india ed fJfJ yoar paite Pine CJns-
pound, h1ugh my ia IL it &C . sRi at. Bat ntY
-, 6stofe IN dt re ,troJc tiles mr. cough
scts better, the ii Trey trouble ESQ., dat co rest
ni1sis sc;,h Jat cto ing rp idr isiaJ SO gttch.
Toe kes nearly tires bottes aud ava feeling ike
treH M H. z.r d 5 #a
roiW adT firt ray + TIERS .frmily IS Inclined
70 CO mp J:.. AZ IL aeT mother, aad fro sisters
hari'tg del III. aaa- ia -.~-r.u.r
The White Pine Compound, airertiseI at length
IN columns, IS n to.ttJ 10 as ~ ac tirittag
bat Is u highly .lpro Ell 1aci.cine. DR.. y. W.Po-
land, the Inc Ht3r, hts .e confidence Of tie ~ ny
rhJ sotc hin, CO Jittea e uhict h, eloye nilte
l.boyii9 usJatiy Hl ~ Je1s as BAPTIST minister.
His eEperieate - 70 sufferer lei him 10 MAKE &C.
pe,aeas ,ctict Gssuei IN his medical discore'y
Bostol W.tclLn.tl all H. sectof. .- Co.. ...l
A PALUABLE MEDIC -F--Dr poIln6l's rrhite
Pine Comp an u iffer iset 9tamas, Is sue
cessfM tempt = cJBt5i CRf ..ppiJ the mel. adi
rirfaes Of the Vits Pine byra. IL h s. been thor
oagty tested bJ peoDisil this city esq ticinity, and
the propri ter rs &c tim1Risl; to u raiae from
pers rs trcH In arp 10 orr citizens. Ire recon-
men IFS triaiit 81 those of disrqSe to sctich
IL lie ptel. IL is far sale by all oar druggists. -.
New York independent.
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EElsE A LECTURE
$3.50 @ &

60 TO YOUNG MEN.
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\ Lecture On the Nature. Trra trsent
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tare clearly proves rnm his avn experiance that The
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"'aved with medicine and without dangerous surgi.'
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pom!ng out mode OF cure certain and tfectusl, VI
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IL afst HFfISTORICAL.D
|lsra O. "A r. d 7 NJ ERss 4
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound


n.
J., Fifteen yesres ago. Capt, L. p. Copeland wa, com.
rnander ~ Boston brig owned by the iat,, P1h..G
Shaw. Capt. Copeland. at that time nstit yor.sss
Vera Crux and while there near the gus IL ths cs
Of San Juan de Tiua, attacked with his old com.
plant Rheumatism While sun. ring srverry ~ heas1
hi. vessel he was visited BY who
him OF his disease The visitor returned IN iii MAJ
cine and proved his words; in few DAYS Can, Cons
land hegsn To improve under his treatment ana ~.
completely cured So delighted was m, .ot 80
dog, that he purchased the receipt from the Nsr,co
spaniard. for One Hundred and FIT, Iollars
After Capt Copeland returned to hoston Cant a..
diner bought number Of bottles Of this article th,p
manufactured In small way by Cant Cone,..ag "
Boston Capt. Gardener who then sailed mereb,n,
ship TO London, took the article with him. and sod i.
for guinea hottie IL attracted attention In fnndan
and Capt. Gardiner ime,iiately wrote TO his brohs,'
Copeland the right to MAKE and so, ,s q Cps
land, the West India Islands and Austria rthis xss.
$50 Capt. ~ D. Gardiner, on receipt OF tie noiie,
Of the purchase from Capt Copeland. Immediately
formeda co-pa'tenershp with air Watson wealthy
dealer In London. who now. usder The firm Of (srdns,
Watson 4 Co, No 81 Mark Lane, London, ere Intro.
| Europ". 1850 - ~s ="
In 1872 Capt. Gardner wms In Boston, and IN eo,.
! nect'on with his brother. Charles p Gardner mr.
chas, fr"n Capt. Copeland his n, ire and sncc.s.a
The whole right 20 the article with the N .r
e The people q North America the benefit OF itsson
BILE medicine % all that have tried it, fli7f " 80"
Mr. O.. Gardiner Immediately est bllshed ,,r,,
mannacory or ian"ra'nry for the production o. The
L = m.
| tr"d"ctton ana sale Of GAstnEk' RugrMArtc AN
NkChaLGc oNperNh We shoud add that the articl,
s entirely reettabe being compose OF roots ara
irrns me nst1nperiant Of WHICH crews lid in my
md bnm Wh.nesit smportes by the proprielor-Mr
Henry u. Gardiner ... :. .~fi ~
! #H a-Ei cHIc4Go Now Is 1861
Wa r. GARDINER. Propr etor Gardin, -; m nm all,
and Neuralgia Compound gr'''pN"''
~. -Hnvingng h. en- Eli cited v ith tn, S.,,.,,. In
nv face for six months frisd induced 3, ~ -, ~.
s,npouns and can e,eerfuIiy say Ihmnd !, me opi,
fhe Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully. = N VIVA
| Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison Dearborp 4.
CHICAGO, August u. 1855
4 ralgic Compound ana Nea'
DEAR sIR-1t Is with great pleasure that t..,,,. !,
the merisef yaurirvaiuabie medicine HAVING ~
afflicted with Nanralgia for more than wear rsnng =.
great annoyance "a well as suffering ana sss~ $3.50
almost every remedy that could be obtained friend
| induced me TO try your Comlound and besr,y en-
dorce all that has been said in its favor pd ssrnss
recommend trial by every suffering from N.urs
| VA " hheumatisnl WIN. s. HOPKINS
nrm Merrill & Hopkins 2SIake In
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o..,.n., a. BOOTH.
oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison a Dearborn n.
A Word 10 1l,e pun,,.

Asthe forms OF disease for which we prescribe ,hs
compound have their origin In the blood Ie ihe .rF
er remember that merely oat,r0rd snn,,. ncs I'm
annFd MN permanent relief because Il cannot reach ne
Causk The Compound, going isso ne Ilt.of : TIlE
.iiapEL OF THE DlSEASE.-drives N from i,s s,rons
hold and The victim Is relieved ky- TINS su,r ! =
SESEk bE FORGOTTEN. SURF CURE wAkHAKRyp
nuHMHAMS VAN SCHAA1K.
wholesale Druggists. Is Lake ST. Chicaso
W - Agents for the Northwest
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
Testirnonialss

4 rery large number ~ isporsrnt Testimonials
tars already been receircI from, Eaysici IA, Ger
py4len, dpofhecaries, all, ia1eed, from az ctrsses
IN society, spe t.ing in tts most Fatfering terms Of
fhe White Pine Compound.
DR.. NICHOLS, Of Northfeid, IT,, sayst
az find the TTRite Pine Compo,nd t. be reyy cM-
c7ciois not oRIJ 10 coughs chi, ef. p'aoaisf5cs-
tons but also Ia c5cfi3ns Of tie kiaaeJs, debility
Of the stomach, and other kindred organs"
Pev. j. X. CHASE, Of Rumney, ". H., rrites'
an re for ne RI regarded yoar Jghi.s Tins
Compoaab as an iIrala Ole pem"Iy. 4 c5n truly
say lat Ire5ardEdse ee more cvgicac'ous end rst.
q Die than e,er. Tk1re jtst Zen the Compound
for q cold, ,GHd it tcorss ciI1mi,.gty."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
AWAY WITH

h lCNCUMFURfABu
a3 TRusSEs.
n0MrnRT AND CURE FOR rHs
nupTGkEO. Sent post paid on 4.
ceipt Of ~ cents. Adarsss
N,,,o. DR.. 4. b. Fo0TE,
2sth ST.. N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
gassatI gltiatsats.
Vegetab|s Sicliaa Aalr Remover

t6g6ldDl6 oltslioH 'la W. ifctiCHtI
Has STOOD the test ofstre,s yeay,
trial6y the puddle; aud sao, psrta-
rgtiO7s f0rtIte Hafs' net disc0rered
sOiU 5,S0tlxce tie so 5eseJiriai
results. II $50 nete scientific dis-
eOUerN, com 0f7tiHU the most 3,ossv-
fh and rest1rntire agents III fhc
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. IL rext0res
/ CRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. ft wakes the sc0ln
,ghsfe aud cSeaH cures sissssdtMY
aud hanosy, and failing out 81 The
hair and ViU hlHIfe il gr0sC tp0,t
build heads, excerpt ifa TerB Gged
persons. o. it ftss'ssiSll ca. the sAntri-
tiVe princiDIe 6y CHicIt the hair
Is t.OHriShed assE ssfppOsfed. It
makes the hai7. moist. soft, and
OlOssU. and IL N5ssHrIftxsesf ds ii
HAIR DRESSING. IL is fite che apesf
prepur0ti0gs erer O8eSesS to thu
pHOfic, as ore bottle soiH accom-
pIish mare and kusfy StjHger .tjsaR
three bottles Of any other prepare,
tiOa. >"
II ~ rec0nsmendedr nnd ,ssesJ o.
the First Medical Authority. ~ -.
The icOnd-r5iMk results pf0dNced
by 9 omr Sicitia,t Haigi Itenemer
HaUe induced many to ,ndn,un,-
tupe prepdrdfi0as for the H,ti,',
under. cdri0Ns names; mud IN
order to induce the fy'Nde.dHd the
public to purchase their COM
p0unels, they haze resBrfeti to faSse-
hoods, or ciai,niAgy then sCere
former partners. or had some con-
saecfi0n s0ith 0,sro Jfr. HGH. and
their prepdaMfi0n sVss, similar t0
Ours. Do not be deceired by fhe,n.
Purchase the OrsOiMGss 10 has
sseUer been e9ualled. Our Ttedtist
on the HniT, tCith cerfijictttex. vent
free by mail. See fhnt eacl. bottle
has oar pirate RecenHe StasRB
0Uer the top 0ftlse bottle. 4H OM-
ers IRE ifnifdti0ns. A4
n. r. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. N.
\ Std By all Drnoet1s and Deaieys In Medicine.
@. A. COOK, CHICAGO, III
Agent for the North w estern Ste
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

DEHFUL.---LAM0NTEs CoRRoLJIa
" forces Whlskers on the Smnofhest Pace a. TAI,
Remove Fan. Frrckles, Pimples Pock uaks .nd al,
Eup, las ron the skin leaving II soft and white M
in'ants' Never known 70 fail Price by Mail ID ernfs
Address REEVES q co, q i
~" - Nssss1 So New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
gatent Mtilitiaes.

2 -
SIT was carly In the spring OF 1865 that this Com
pound was originated. Arncmbcr OF my family was
aficted with an irritation Of the throa, attended
with disa.reeable cough I had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for its
basis the inside bark OF white pine, might be COM
pounded to be very useful In the ofthc throat
and lungs. To test the value Of 1t in the case al
ludcd to-, L compounded small quantity OF the
medicine that had been planning, and gave 1t In
teaspoonfu1 doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the Irritation Of tho
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and o.
speedy cure was. effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady In Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces of 1t,
and got we'll j. d. Clark, Esq, editor Of the Man
chester Duity Mirror. made q trial OF the same
preparation In the case OF severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased with
the results, aud so confident of success attending
its sales n placed before the public, that he ally
persuaded me to give IL a name and send Il ABROAD
to benefit the suaerings" sH ga
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The White Pine Compound
manufactured ct The NEW ENGLAND BorANTo
DEP0r, ri Has0rer Street, Bostoa.
GEORGE ". SWIFT. NJ d., Proprietor.
II. MOORE, Wholesale Agent. rszse
For sale at retail by all Druggists.
j. l.. COLE q CO. Agents.
ly Cedar Falls, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. ~.
The Tanners are arranging to serenade
General Grant this evening at the residence
Of mis- brother.
Fred. Simons. known as the notorious pc.
destrian, and John Dewitt, Of this city, are
walking . match Of one hundred miles for q
stake Of one thousand dollars at Wabash
Avenue, and the undertaking is expected to
be completed some time this evening.
John Comiskey, . Democratic Alderman
Of the Eighth Ward, in card to the Trib-
une while denying certain statements
deplores disturbance at q meeting
Thursday evening, and declares lis efforts
were to preserve good order. He was solely
induced to attend tho meeting, be rays, by
the terms Of q call which invited all good
citizens.
The Tanner organizations Of this city, un-
Gen. Grant this evening at the residence of
his brother on Wabash avenue. Tho music
was furnished BY tho Great Western Light
Guard Band. Gen. Grant, on being called
out, said: 81 feel highly complimented by
this turnout and thank you heartily
Addresses we're made on the occasion by
Congressman Judd and ]. Scammon.
The General returns to Galena on Mon
day, where it is expected he will remain for
q month to come.
The Democrats here had meeting in tie
Court House square to night, which was ad-
dressed by John r. Eden, candidate for
Governor.
Symons and Dewitt attempted to walk 100
miles in "a hours, closing at 10 30 to night.
Ninety-eight miles we're accomplished in the
time, Symons coming in about quarter Of
mile ahead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30

Suicide and Probable Murder ut
Concord.
Lincoln Mon unaenf A As4oclaiiOn
Designs Submitted.
LATE NEWS ny CABLF.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44z
FROM NEW lORK.

New YoRK, Aug. 20.
At the Fashion course yesterday, trot
came Of between the brown mare, Mary
Sayers and the chestnut gelding Charley, the
grey gelding Prescott, and Arowa, stallion.
The latter sold highest and came ont last,
being distanced in the 3rd heat. The race
was won BY the mare, her best mile being
made in 2:3o.
NEw York, Aug. 80.
At . meeting of the colored citizens last
evening at No. 1913, Bleeker Street, arrange
ments were perfected for holding . mass
meeting at an early day At Cooper Institute.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 49,
A letter from the City of Mexico Of the
10th inst, states that most Of the revolution
ary disturbances had been quieted. Affairs
in Puebla and Vera Cr 2 alone remaining
unquieted. The cotton mills Of Mexico had
ceased, the operatives refusing to work under
the reduction Of wages. The Dilario states
that Romero had cancelled two millions Of
bonds while in the United States.
President Juarez has denied that the States
Of Sonora and Sinaloa are to be sold to the
United States.
The bands Of State troops in Chipnsa had
engaged in fight with the octonians party.
and shot all the prisoners, and captured ten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30
rRON WASHINGTON.
WAsH1xGrox. Aur. 3

WAeHINGToNs aug. -.
The fractional currency received from
the printing bureau for the week, $4l5,
600 ahipments SAIL, sol. The National
Bank currency issued $50. 600 amount in
circulation $299, ,S9S.570; fractional cur.
rency destroyed $500, ,050.
| General Comstock, of General Grant
stat, Who has been absent on account
of his health, returned this morning con-
| siderably improved.
General Bosecranz is at the White House
to-day, and has been engaged some time in
conversation with the President.
Coils. Burch snd Loony, Committee ap.
pointed By the Conservatives Of Tennessee
10 resist The President and lay before him
the situation of affairs in that State. Last
night by appointment Of the con.
ference and two hours with the President dur
ing which Tennessee matters were fully dis,
cuaaed.
The President referred the delegation
to recent orders that limit the Executive
power in the matter, bat assured them that
every authorized means would be used to
procure freedom ballot in Tennessee
and other States without interference BY the
Federal or State troops. =
The President took the ground that the
Constitution forbids any Of the States
standing army Of paid soldiers.
The President in his conversation with the
delegation expressed himself in favor of the
election of Seymour and Blair.
General Rosecranz in noticing an article
which has just appeared in one Of the news
papers, addressed writer note contending
As follows
II you desire to deal fairly, permit me
through. your columns to say to your read
ers and to all who love our country, that my
mission was one of my own conception. and
inspired for the most earnest desire for the
welfare of this nation for which am willing
to lay down my life as any one who lives be
meath our flag, No party had anything to do
with it, | alone am responsible, and any in>
formation you have received to the contrary
is erroneous.