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THB CUBAN RRvoLUTIoN-The New York
EreniEg Mall has ad vices from Cuba via Mas.
sau, that General Lesca has failed three times
TO make his way to Puerto Principe. the In.
surgen Is having each time repulsed hum, with
heavy Toss, before his arrival at Los Pare
dones, ('The Big Walls,") the most dificult
pass OF the mountains. Eighty OF his wounded
mad Just arrived per steamer at Neu vitas, from
La u GuoseaRa, his base. and another staa ar
left for Havana the same day, with a greater
number. General Lesca remains with his col
umn between La Guoeeaga and Los Paredones.
IN dangerous position. Puerto Princire is
besieged by the insurgents, If il is not entirely
in their possession.
dispatch from St. Domingo says: The
peen saying for n month past, that they and
other Dominican guerrilla officers, who are
now known to be in Cuba, were pledged in
forming the liberated slaves into guerrilla
bands TO harass and cut off the advance pest of
the Spanish forces. The Cuban leaders have
devoted friends here, and the Government has
some trouble to keep its army officers In orderly
bound. Three young Dominicans,-two Of
them youths OF sixteen and eighteen yearA-
were shot by Spanish captain ut Santiago de
Cuoa, and the story brought here by an eve
witness OF the tragedy, has stirred up the old
dominican haired OF Spain. Baiz will ind It
impossible to prevent two or three hu udred
dominican guerrillas joining and heading the
Cuoan emdnctrddOs, and you may be prepared
70 hear OF new and horrible features in the con.
fict with Spain il the Captain General fails 10
establish speedy peace. The Ouban in.nrrac.
ton and the Banks and Butler resolutions are
the leading and constant subjects Of interest
among all classes in Santo Domingo. Many
arrests ano some capital trials have taken place
in consequence Of the rising in Seylo and the
murder OF three Dominican omcers in Neyba
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DE biNgr woEDBsguL RgunpY-vIA
n, 6ASA.yer all fssess, Lsse. Liysf ga KID
ESse,ss of marvellous c1rss Of Ocss1aps1oa,
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Br RI, p.,IaIs:ss i.:;i d rH. UNITED

PROCLAMATION
FOB THE eALE OF CERTAIN LANDS I'M
wIsOohsIn.
p.,, In S.r.us,pee e, . Of lag, AsDREw JOHNSON,
hereby declare and make known that a public sale
vill be held q the aforementioned Land Once in
ne tate st wisconsin, st the periods hereinafter
NorsA Of base ltn. asd Wsa Of tAs fourth py,scspal
At TIE Lend ono. a. aYFIELp, ooumenc,ne
on MoSbA J, the ntb day Of May. for the disVo-
East half section one n, section. nsnsd 'ia ia
Is T. Is, ., z east half section IS; sections a, IS,
township IS, north Of ranges west.
NOrth Of Base Line asd EaN Of tAe FowrtA Prss<.-
IL. sS as1 a n.y s:ns ssr
the disposal Of the tracts OF land hereinafter
Iesn.hips 81. 81, IS, 81, IS, S, g, s.. - and -
North Of Bdse Lins and West Of rae FbwiA Prise.
Township ss north ii Of n1sassa r.Sss rest.
Il, IS, is Is Is sseso, !. 3, 70; :seton: Y,
section 81 sections 81. 81 Ss 81, IS and Is. in toos.
sss. nTsss 81 20,
I.Ra STi1s under The Of ssSss@bsr ssts isso.
I he Offering Of the above lands viii be con.
me sfSer @n IL 1hs dss and will proceed q
slo:sa: but TIE ssls .G. 90. te Kept opes longer
,nen tNo weeks; AND no private entry Of any OF the
lsn6s I'll be admitted until sfter the eIpirstios
Given under nv hand st the city of Washington,
tnis fourth Day Of February a. ID. one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine
ANDBEw JOHNSON,
President United States
Jos. 8. WILSON, Commissio.er.
EOTICE TO PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIMANT.
Every person entitled the right Of pre en- ptton
70 any OF the lands within the townships ana porto
tabish sSe s.ms sSess 70 n e 60
and keceiver OF the Land once and make Day-
ment tnerefer = soen ~ practicable sitter seeasg
nc. ment OF the public sale Of the lands en-
will be forfeited JOS a WILa0N
Commissioner os the General Land Ooics.
NorE.-Upder the regulations Of the Depert-
neLt. no payment can be made for sdvertisng
authorized By the eecretsry Of the In-
terror. fe isisV,1
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON, ID g., March Is. 1859.
The President will hereafter receive mem.
bers Of Congress only from l0 to II Q. m. daily,
and general visitors from to p. m, except on
Tuesdays and Fridays, Cabinet days.
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TIE HOUSE adjourned early to-day. The
regular order was the call upon committees for
reports, but they had not been organized long
enough to have business prepared for report.
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DBPARrMKNr OF SrArI I

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Elias Perkins, the Acting
Consul Of the United States st Honolulu, of the
death, ON the I'd Of December last at Honolulu,
of samuel Smith, of Williamsburg, New York.
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THs Inte'hgencer gets the Bartletts mixed in
making Mr.. Bartlett, "formerly Secretary OF
the Reconstruction COMMITTEE" the Private
Secretary to Mr.. Boutwell,. 1t is not that Bart.
lett, but another good looking Bartlett
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0Fears are entertained in Maine that when
the enoW settles, the fruit, trees, now buried IN
.now in many portions Of the stats, will be
badly injured by the breaking Of the branches
~.Jenny." said Scotch minister. stoop.
ing from his pulpit, shave ye gos peen about
ye!- "Yes. minister" "Then stick II into
that brute o. q man o. yours by your side"
~The bondsmen Of Collector Thorne. Of
Hudson county, N. J.. were lately obliged to
pay 100000 70 the Government on account OF
losses caused by the Collectors misconduct
They have now brought Q suit against him for
fraud. ..
~The temperance men in the Nassachu.
setts Legislature are divided in opinion in re-
gard to proposed prohibitory legislation.
Some are in favor of e1em ting cider, ale and
lager beer from the operations OF . pfohibItory
law. E--
aHConeord. n. H, has had eighty three
days Of uninferrnp;sd sleisbin np TO last
Mondsy. Nearly six feet hes fallen tbs winter
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Balsiasre Markets, fs-aay.

Financial Matters I'm Baltinsre To-day.
BALTIMORE, March I6.-virginia old, in
scribed, aeS bid, So asked; DO. LED, 53t, bid,
81 asked; do. le67, 81 bid; do. coupons. old,
81 bid; do. new, 81 bad. North carolina old
63 bid; do. new, s. bid.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, March I6.-FIour dull, saIO
cents lower. Wheat steady for spring, but
dull and heavy for winter. Corn dull.
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1T HAS BEEN stated that the House Of Repre-.
sentatives takes part with the Senate in the
election Of Superintendent Of Public Printing.
This is an error. The Superintendent is held
to be an officer Of the Senate.
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BREvKT MAJOR GENERAL j. l.. DONALDSON
has been retired from the military service, by
direction OF the President, because of physical
disability. The President directs that his name
be placed on the list of retired officers Of that
class in which the disability results from long
and faithful service, or from some injury Incl.
dent thereto.
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Wall STREET Ia.daH.

NEW YORK, March l6-Stock market nrm
but dull Money steady at per cent En-
change, sS. Gold, 3la. 5-20's, 1852. coupon,
lsk. North Carolinas %; new. 5s yirginias
ex-coupon. 81 new, 6Os. Tennessees, ex-cou-
pom, e6x; new, 65H.
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The SlHArI In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: Carman
A. Newcomb, to bs Harshal Eastern district
Of Missouri; Alexander K. Sharpe, Na1shal for
the District Of Columbia, vice Goodine re.
signed; Sidney A. Stockdale, Collector Interna,
Revenue First district Louistana, vice Gen.
Steadman; Jas. w King, Chief Of Bureau Of
wood reno ved.
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CONGRESS not having made any provision
for the payment of temporary clerks in the
Treasury Department, about eighty of this
class will have to be dismissed on thu first Of
April unless the necessary appropriation for
those whose services will be dispensed with
on this account is s. Yorke Atlee. Esq, Acting
Librarian Of the Department who, it is said,
will be succeeded by James M. Davis, late pri-
vate secretary to Secretary McColloch, an1
who is now a regular 4th class clerk in the De-
partment.
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THR PRESIDENT, in conversation with q
prominent Senator a few days since, declared
that 1t was his intention not to send in any
nominations OF importance until definite &C.
.ion was taken by Congress upon the tenure
Of OF
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NUMBER OF New Hampshire Republicans
have arrived here, and more are coming to look
after the appointments from that State Among
those already here are ex-Gov. Hartman, ex-
Senator Geo. g. Fogg and ex.Representativ We
Mason w. Tappan.
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THR RESIGNATION Of General N. l.. Jefrries,
Register OF the Treasury, and OF Hon. John
Wilson, Third Auditor, have been accepted by
Secretary Boutwell,. Mr.. Wilson will remain
IN office until the qualification OF his successor
but General Jeffries will retire Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-16

NHN YoRK-KIker noAkn-
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NEW and rather formidable competitor with
the many candidates for the Swiss Mission has
appeared to-day In the person OF William s.
Lane. Esq. of Philadelphia, who comes with
such recommendations as will, 1t is thought,
have great weight with the appointing pow -
He is backed strongly by the commercial aud
financial interests of Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-16

THB CRRTAN ENVOY TO WASHINGTON
Constantine VoIoudaki, is slowly vending his
way here, being made much of In European
fashionable circles. The London and Paris
picforials give portraits Of him strikingly
handsome. We may warn our bellies, however.
that his age is some what against him-is.
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fPUBLIC-No. Il
An ACT making appropriations for the lagis-
latIye, executive, and Judicial expenses of the
government for tne Year ending the thIrtieih
Of June, eighteen hnudr-d and seventy
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THR RHsIGNATION Of Brigadier General John
A. Rawlins as chief Of staff Of the General of
the Army has been accepted, to take effect on
the 18th inst. General Rawlins' resignation
was necs ssitated by his acceptance of the DO.
sition of Secretary Of War.
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THR FRIENDS Of Mr.. Hartley, Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury, will learn with regret
that be to day received intelligence of tine
death, at Valencia, Spain, on the 2Ist ult, OF
daughter, Martha +. Colt, wife OF the United
States Consul at that port
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TIE CASE OF HON. JOHN CovoDR R-The
House Committee on Elections met this morn
10 and took up the case Of Hon. John Covode,
from the Westmoreland (Penna.) district but
agreed 70 consider only the points referred to
the com mittee BY the House, (as to who should
be the sitting member during the contest) The
further consideration Of the case was then
postponed until Thursday, when definite &C.
tion will be had, and it is expected that the
seat will Be- given TO Mr. Covode.
ME-. ID. n. KRIsBY, late clerk in the First
Auditors Once, Treasury Department but
who, 1t Will b rsmembered, was removed by
II. Cooper, OF Tenn, while Assistant Secre.
tary Of The Treasury, u IN applicant for the
position Of First Auditor. now held by Major
r. l. Smith. Ii is not probable that he will Be
successful, a. Major smith Is . professed Re.
publican. ana an especial friend OF Senator
Sumner.
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JAMES O'BsIRNR. Esq. Register Of Wills for
this District, yesterday sent in his resignation.
He will be succeeded by Col. Amos Webster
late OF Gen. Grants staff. Col. Webster has
every qualification to enable him TO MI the
aCceptably.
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TosTKH's NOSE is ont of jeint-perhaps we
should say her toe Irma beats her all to bits
IN the sauoiness, piquancy and flavor with
which she Kicks out her right foot into va
cancy And she accompanies the gesture with
a comicai, coltish little squeaI, quite irresist.
able. Tostee must look to her laurels.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-08

600 '5 a:1as ' ie soy '' T5s b he
medical faculty have pronounced inenrHo'e' tnat
pR. RICHAU,s GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL
NOT CURE.
DIR. RICHAC'S GOLDEN BALSAh No. |,
will cure Syphilis 10 its primary and secondary
stages, such as old Ulcers, liberated sore
Throat, Sore Eyes, skin Eruptions and Soreness
Of the Scalp, eradicating disease and mercury
thoroughly.
DIR. RICHAUs GOLDEN BALsAM No'Z'
will cure the third stages; syphilitic and mer-
cureal Rheumatism, etc. And defy those VINO
suffer from such diseases to obtain radical cure
without the aid Of this medicine, which does not
prevent the patients from eating and drinking
what they like. Price of either NO or y -
per bottle, or two bottles, ~.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDoTE.
safe aud radical cure of Gonorrhea, Gravel,
| and all Urinary arrangements, aceomP ahied
| with full directions. Warranted to cure. Price
So per bottle.
| DIR. RfCHAT"S GOLDEN ELINIR D'AMoUR
| radical cure for General Debility in old OF
Young, impartiug energy to those Who have led
| a life Of sensuslity Price s. per bottle, or tive
| bottles 49,
On receipt of price by mail or Express, those
remedies will be shipped to any place. Promp
attention paid to all correspondents. None gen
uine without the name of DIR. RlCHAU, !
| GOLDEN REMEDIES. B. D. RICHARDS
sole proprietor, blown in glass of bottles. Ad
dress, DIX. b. d. klC HAMS,
No. 29S Varick street, New York. ottc'
hours from 9 A. NJ. too p. II. Circulars sent
| Correspondents answered.
| maylldwly.
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FURNITURE.
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale by private sale,
l. his fern Of one hundred and twenty acres,
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south of Coal Valley village on the Coal
Valley snd Berlin road. Tho farm is under a
high state Of cultivation, being fenced off into
convenient fields welt wstered with springs and
wells, also a large cistern. On the premises is
large and commodous brick dwelling house; a
large and thrifty orchard Of the very choicest va
rieties of good bearing apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees, as well the smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade trees the necessary out build
ings, sheds, yards, and pasture lots. Part OF the
farm is seeded down 40 tame grass.
As the subscriber's brother also offers the ad-
joining farm of one hundred and twenty acres for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. lhe
location is desirable, convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser will be required TO pay
one half the purchase money down, the balance
on terms as may be sgreed upon.
Inquire on the premises, or by mail to the sub
scriher through the Coal Valley post Office, Rock
Island county, Illinois.
JOHN DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, m, July Is. aw4w.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Ohio Democratic State Convention
met at Columbus on the 7th, at ? NJ and
organized with Hon. 7. Van Trump as Pres
ident. Gen. ". $. Rosecrans was nominal.
ed for Governor on the second ballot. The
other nominations are: Lieutenant govern
or. T. J. Godfrey, of Mercer; supreme Judge,
W. !. Gilmore, of Preble; treasurer of state,
Stephen Buherer, of Cleyelandi attorney
general, Col J. N. Council, Of Fairfield;
board of public works, Benz. Churchill, of
Hamilton.
A state executive committee was appoint.
ed, with j. g. Thompson "a chairman.
Resolutions were adopted
/. Coulemuiug the exemption OF government
| b oad. from taxation Us unjust to the people aud
! declaring opposition to any appropriation tor the
! payment OF interest on such bonas until they b"
| inude subject to taxation.
2 Declaring the ciuitns of tho bOnihoIders that
| the bonds bUus hL with greenbachs and the Prin.
| c,pal which Is payable by law in currency should
he paid in gold, - unjust and extortOnate; It wl
inevitably force upon the people the question OF
| reputation.
, g. Denouncine the ugh protective tariff as op
pressiye and unendurable, particularly to The
Ieople of the west, demanding its repeal and q
substitute based upon revenue principles alone
with the closest possible approximation to free
trade
| A. Declaring the democratic party has always
been permanently friendly to the rights and IN
terests Of laboring men that they are IN favor OF
| a limited number of hours in all manufacturer
| work hops of most liberal household, lend
homestead and exemption laws and OF liberal
4 IL liars
| donation OF public lands to swin1ling raliron(
corporations declaring themselves generally
| friendly to the system If measures advocated hl
labor and industrial colleges and pledgins the IN
huenco Of the democratic party, If restored Il
. power in giving them practical Application.
n ). DeHouucing attacks of Governors Hays an
Lee upon the late general assembly as false, ma
! cious and unworthy OF gentlemen occnpyln
IS their elevated positions.
8. Defending tho late General Assembly fror
>" charges of extrHyagance
fl Z. Thanking tho late General Assembly Il
Il their economical expenditures.
u S. Declaring the right of each state tn regula'
u the right Of suffrage for itself, and d'uounen
! tho fifteenth constitutional amendment IS sal
u yersiye Of the principles of the federal consult
" ton.
O 9. DeBounoing the policy and legislation
~ the radical party as directly tending to destr,
tho reserved rights of the state and convert Il
, republic into a consolidated despotism.
10. Dcnouncing the national banking syste
Is and demanding its immediate repeal.
H. Declaring that the trial and sentence TO deal
ul TWO citizens Of Texas not in military or nav
service. in time Of peace, where the clvil courts
that state we're ia tie unobstructed exercise
:; their functions, and approval of the sentence
a the President violates the most sacred rights
Of American citizens
d II. Arraigns the party in power, and deelar
y it unworthy the confidence and support of tr
% people.
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a GARD.

, CLERGYMAN, while residing II eouth
A America as missionary, discovered ss'e
and simple remedy for the cure Of E 1890
Weakness, Early Decay Diseases Oh 'no ~" a..
Jsr.brought on by bsneful and vicious habits
%soa, nnn6er, have been cured by this noble
, u,u prompted by desire to benefit the al.
Acted and unfortunate, will send the recipe To-
v preparing and using this medicine, in seated ,s.
Envelope to any one who needs it, free Of charge
e"'',V fJress JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station D. Bible House,
| ,o.l.qw New York City.
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UNPARALLELED REsHET And DEsTRUC
TON OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN
KANSAS

The junction City Union Of the 10Th Of
June gives an account Of the recent freshet
in that part of Kansas, which completely
.desolated the whole lower country. From
its extended account we extract the follow.
ing, containing the particulars of only a por
ton of the losses and cslsmitles caused b,
the food:
Al IL O'Clock in the forenoon, Friday, 'b
awful news came that men, women an
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-08
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

d Esaays or Young Men % tho interesting fpia-
tioa OF Bride groom to BRIDE, IN the 4"'e"ut.on
of Marriage Guido 10 matrtM'hlHl 'e"otty'
and true happiuen, Sent ~ man ~ SEA- Nv
Iss..u1rroy, Box P, PhilAdeiphia, Pa
mn2Jdy3tn,
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Urvan's 1ifs Tuvigorator.
OR REJUVENATING ELIAlR,
For all arrangements of the Urinary Organs.
LEE. HEALTH AND STRENGTH

LIFE, HEALTH AND STkENdlh
90 all who use it and follow my directions. II
osver fails to remove Nervous Debility, lnpot-
ency or want of Power and all weakness arising
from excuses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss
Of memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves,
headache, nervous trembling, general lassitude,
dimness Of vision, flushing of the skin, which
If neglected, will surely lead on TO Insanity or
Consumption. When the system is once affected
il will not recover without help. 1t must be in
vigorated and streng thensd, TO enable the suffer
or te fulfll the duties Of life.
This medicine has been tested for many years
and it il warranted certain cure, no matter
how bad the case may be. Hundreds Of oertih-
oates can be shown. Price, ons dollar per bot
tie, or six bottles for Eve dollars.
Sold by ell Druggists.
II you cannot peocure it send a statement Of
your case and enclose the money TO Bryan d Co.
"a Cedar Street, New York, and it will be sent
YOU. On receipt Of Five Dollars, bottle nearl,
equal to seven small ones will be sent to any ex
press Office in the United States, charges paid.
Private circulars seut on application. Enclos'
stamp. decS ld2tsw&wly.
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rmGpo3IANY FACT.

We see that persons Of strong constitutions
and Young, suffer for days withPa'ns of the limbs,
loss of appetite and fever, WHO suddenly get well
alter a collie followed by Shiny bilious stools.
The reliet produced by these evacuation. we're
the original guide to the idea and practice of
,..rgatiUn, aud which, when enforced by Bran
dsefh's Pills, always benefits, usually cures, and
aften prevents disca {, especially Scarlet feHer
and diseases of Il similar character.
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sstchelor's Fair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best "a 'ile
World; tie oaly true and perfect Dye harmless
rsliabIe, instantano5us; 10 diskpp ointment' ~
ridiculous tnts; remedies the III ehscts ., OnI
dyes; ipyigorates aud leaves me mar CO... Ga.
"nd porrumers, and properly applied At the wig
Factory, 10 Bond st., N. l.
npry7diy.
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EXErrTliE MANsION :

fAAhlNFi'N' 'lle - INbF.
To Hon. 4. T.. Bore, Secretary Of the Navy:
DEAR Sin: Your letter o, this dav ten.
derug your resignation Of the position OF
Secretary Of the Navy is received. / need
not assure you how much regret the ,ey
GRANGE of our official connection, .or how
confident AIN that the high esteem that !
have always felt for you, increased with fur
Their acquaintance, will continue while om
acquaintance lasts. ! accept your resigna
ton with regret. therefore, and hope tha
the quiet you will find in retirement may re
store YOU to perfect health
With grea, respect, your obedient seryaB
l. :. GRAST.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-08

WE call the attention of our farmers to Geo.
" A. Deits's large list Of the best Winter
seed.yheat in this country. Mr.. Deits has Sc,
lected t,qnty varieties out OF over one hundred
on hls ses' Wheat Experimental Farm, near
ChamheTshu.e Pa, and now offers them ior
sale. We advlseevery farmer to send for the
Experimental arm Journal, in which descrip-.
ton and price list is g'-en. Mr. DsitE viii send
one copy free to all who sid forit.
Address
GEO. A.pEITZ,
iuHSs2u, GhAns-sbuIg, Pa.