davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-07

balance Of Indebtedness, Aug. t., All .oc -
Decrease atuce July it,. 7,<35,7t5
The increase Of the Paclnc I1atlfoad bonds since
JULY !, together with tile accrued interest un-
puld thereon, has been sasa s7 and II this Increase
tic dcducted from the decrease Of tbs debt, 1t
eayes the net decrease Of all the liabilities OF the
government, whether direct or not, t6,5so,513 dur
ting the month Of July.
The London quotation tor honda today was 63H
against e3.ss yesterday, and s3.. on Monday. Tne
New York market shows scarcely any change.
Dealers quotations for bn5,n& ana eetlng gov
eminent bonds, local stocks, gold aud silver, In
thIhn nff
, 1869-08-07

Pfler. reraain rscAdy and hf.n. ~ fellows;
4 or ta1tsi
M faTFT1. -,~s.+~
ThIciuets-frc ehinGicr to be two tachts In th!ck-
SlnrF exy load aided when transferred. which
char &c follows The shinGleR
, 1869-08-07
METEQRDL QG1cAl.

Meteorological recon-, for Angus. a, 15a2. o. re-
aoinh sticet, CORRESPONDENT 10 the Smithsonian
Institute The small letters arc the Initials for
ihe words "ycer1ng. "centic, high. "dr}. "
, 1869-08-07
For Non-Retenti0n

pR rSOlSTtSESCE of Thine. Irritation. 1nf fa.s,E7a-
on nr liberation f ths BlAddtr kdneJN ptAeA4<s
II the Fstt.te Glands a.one IN she R,ddss Calsp.
Nisdirr. kjdneJs, oE Dropsteal Swelunka
rSR HEINDOLUS FLUID E2TR CHu.
, 1869-08-07

State b0nL1 HIln, Glt I1ltf: ~,
s'J Irnilt sssr !,M Nofs!, ';sInnas. .:;t
Mn 1.in' '*e'r......Et nc~ neEtA cAf"'las'. .'ls
TIe ,"ek .nsiitt wss 'Frnus OIL thc et!r" l., +. Nh
generally higher. fIus1neea csrily dl'rblH.t'-i
thnil Il! the morning Ncw lort tntat Wa tie len
MI" ts rsw E.tk :i. nd ,, i. 9i9 I'll. ir'T
WJt hfsr knhrfn Nnr,iIvtscr1,. jtxk frisrt sni NJ
f'hni Ic rI.r Ii Mic,xnr HitfFrn rsns" tlIr ssl!,
ssirs ~ ~ 1s,gt ID TT Iii e.n Nj t1ten t,s''
rLst+ s-tSL
, 1869-08-07
Helnybo(d's Extract Buchu

ir.. hesh and y7xor 70 the tare md bloom to the
paI eArxk Debility Is accompanied BY raEy sl*!Ea-
inx eJp3rte1us Ad treatment u submitted ". con-
f;:;n1tipu, Inaanlty ce Kpucrt&s Fits eusue.
, 1869-08-07

nnkf nAlrI.k.HLls m.Itet suntiaars duh a,.t
:n.ii s's.n, i at: .na I"t h,ai.e drum!
"t ~.ss fFsn ta Is T.: da -! Ia .fiTtis.fi II.
iaIni4S Hn!.in i. lie ah..A The rscsEss rtt,
lie I.sst lew Ars Inaae suII4t lAEkslJ tn esr o.
thr tas4H AlhtEsr rl;,s " - r ~ IT. n
fed.y 10 ror.ltno rst1 I'd uta 20 Tn z.!,i4 =
f,sd ttsten estEIp AnA r.s"n Ia S'.s lex eteTf
- ~ far eauanaA t., fA4r skllItL< ~xfeA Aha =
3LE-a = fr sood to primo sh7san& stceIA 1ae sos
ls4 knf wsft Ite
&.heles lle<fN4-Ftne, fRt weaLtoIus<d. Ito
taLtpr4 e13s91,to
5ns1n, .tcfI. =, ersssaT Z, 10 i.s -: a1o97
.asriMp q t.4p ~ s.,....s.,,.,........ ~ &hsS&t1
Medium CisAs-NtAlunl ssssrl Aaa &nod
foIti1 Ess........ .......,. A1121tl
otxs ~ ~ s4ns "a, 10 os r. ,., .SaA71
frtrT1rrI Iii LA Shln e1xs md str<Fp 1IQ41t1
"~''~- rf1y y
, 1869-08-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC HAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
Through Line TO California and rhius.

S,fs7. = ttz1 Pier No e Sarth RivcT.tstt o. Ci.0 y
st, Ut L p'cl-<t asra,
On the Int, l 1th and .1,t,
Txespt Etc1 tasss Lays fall S-1l.y. Thea Z: ek1
rftv1u:e. .,,,., -
Juiv sl-ARlZUSA- CaEt M1l:y. tsl.ect1Ss ~'sa
6ns amend Laaa u i LaSSakc aHo c1 fec = each
adutu :s.x:se1. M.>1Id-t AID s:st7 ~ fr"e
HI Il tarI;;, toa II Ae a2u1eo; :M n" !.t taa
s1t tsnEct a P.ra1nA with rtAatnrssfr ~':s lac.ss
rsTts: 1T knd flth tr- CutrA AntIisaa rs5tA. AL
thc.c cf III tc;'rt It Man.eni'o!
Fun JAPAN AMI CHINA.
ST. q Az Il II sesss5,. s: sr,sn,r y, !, # ts5.
Ior Jtrzn ard ChlsA
Fo. freight 5Aeaf@ cxsts nd ~ t7tt ass III a'
New fmf, r. Il FAHi. As-Et 81 st t'+r.fA " t'tefE
Akene5. errnsz Asalis md A.a!;?a IT,
, 1869-08-07

,h.n,a The d+n,.rA wA4 sm.lI AID ttiesa 1ufca VI
ia I,jefutaE. W. quote: s,u,,
susss*ss' iA3i3
(1t4Ln 1aA ii
Mt4llHLt. ''f's'''' dhA ~
GatuI!la ,, ,.ts 'f's'''s
tlhidee 81
Medium. Il
EOHlIGl 1tIIl41. s.....sss.....s '*''+'ss"'t'"'
s.,u,.,ls.f, .......................,. - i@ e
Halt HT1Eh1, .s'''+'''' Esd 10
Cboiey lI4fk, uAtAnle.i liz Il aHA haFrv "
NlOIl-Tht = !14alktt HAs En ff.sos ~ ~ T. H.
,tlatlstiy lover thaI Tor eoAf And thr ae LII spa ~ Il
sfe.s.pE Tic foN,wInx Mere 4he p!ces, at'G e. ih.
hereh, ae.0o; 1uAple &1loo; hickory, s'Ao'' ''"o'
WUOI-Rere,yed 4aeo Ut: shtgcrd. Slip ~ ,ne nhe
tstrtr RI v ~ terrxliv active. and, II AnFLhlnt
frelins rre4alIed We uose eales Of lu1 III tuo A1
et ais4le ....... ssaEc
Fleece nSskc
5t1SSS. G1.N AA0ess- .+e.i, -.
TNtsSS.1. o.o9F ELL *A"1@A3' ~...... ~ aS:c
Ivy sEouIs1- - - s1A34e
Iuh W.snesI' .,non eAn .....,.,, &s4a&Sc
Hp AsIsu on tti.r irtt 1t4e
TFeSe, - ~ 1SftIn sUuSntII- he-rT . 49sa{3c
EieeEs. = .S ~ = .cnSt.ier sfrtt sta45c
teceos = tot tI-;". h.syv 3+AA0c
Feest =. 49,, IL t sn5ttti i,I jrht t.a{1e
T!cesf t.1eG1.1' S - sonditio7 hr,vy 4bc
.1-s rht n rican .&}t5A5c
, 1869-08-07
e7.E91,n
Ako37.U
&hss5&tS
AN2LM
I .<AA73
alp41-M

IstEAHt"E .IIT-t
hfs ttxy, n7. ew tre to The leht av.l.. haldr VIZ
t*ssoly bi4 u stei1 y'sss s.t .ssse'd ,p
~ rrtyrts uer LIN head ADD the ta1es ~ hts d IT
rrtc.t ratfiEf ii Gkr5 tor ean'men ~
tasxto t2 tsit, t2d i. e5ss.15 ter EesA "a ta2see
, 1869-08-07

Total principal and Interest. C., ,ls2, 73'
Deducl amount in Treasury, including
chased, With accrued interest ,,,... l:1 ,oo9
, 1869-08-07
11tsnAtff4

Mrxun l,isAsrxna.-ihr scll"IHrr ltrlrs brWnif sT-
rIyI- II Mllm krr un 1hntphhs Hn,ts raj brad.
itl. i,ai, ttfinu II uIN atktt nc ihr r'%nl Il
r. Iiiai., Will "ur 81 The n r. tn't rtsrFs In III"
hn IN. Lit Il shc ,rIn.net ti.rc Mnrt.Y ranfhl
11r ftut.t Ir sr..tn II ine sti1r II tcstllns. III
ttr III, , nj tntAt tfrNtt.itta!. 49, ~. ....
1Ir tfrln ,lrt hssf r,lhttI With TIft1! Affntlr
,dxr Il III rt,sr srt \ ~ hAn44,-i h eahf rtirnt
rim htt,Ixr tHitft ri trtskIt atr 1hirr.
, 1869-08-07
He|mbold's Extract BuChu

And IMPROVED ROSE WASH e95, see1es mi q. He ;I.
ss di.racr. il III their stsse4 II Attt. srpea.t
II IL II tase snd odnr immediate u III aa'
sna frrt f:3l u fo.,rtou8 prupt1aes.
, 1869-08-07

taitha tn haze Gnn. II lhtY HAY Aatn lad u tot
few AIltH It'1K tAnu4h 10 " M CIT l}. HItl ileA
"1tAi,et tt al t,aIK 70 ta atack Au..rs. IaA!uy
~ eecutlty, al1FIga9es IN tatlds Of aAy ahef
PROPERTY Which, tAonKt valuable III !ta way, Ii Rot
ctss would oe Indignant II tho charge thkt theH
eotnrsnlea wesu "hngus." II II tr!esed ttas
cut ntN tnsurnace lAw Ia thla State will hash
atLdcncy to cuErttt tatsr us!!s 10 Inodrsa.e t1"
tent, but not to such degree lhAt pelson !nsur-
Ing Lis property eau AfuF,i TO omit the tnoat CARE
fullnquiry about any company ocfort ho accepts
and pays for it, policy Of insurance,
Al there arU contIcunX stAtementa being pub
nahed In various Iape7 In segsri 10 the changes
tn the public debt Htncc the statement made on
July !. We gve below tho exaet changes U the
AMOUNT of the debt dunng July;
JVLYL
Total Outstanding debt Of ali kinds,
except Pacific Eafsuad bonds. t. 591, ~ 9s1
Accrued interest thereon. 4sIai.slu
Total principal and!hstrest. IL CT, TO- rs
Deduct i6tal amount Of cash !n TEcas-
u15. including sinking fund and nc-
CIued interest thereon. ..+......... 1@,le',ol5
Balance Of Indebtedness, July L.. 81 IS, ,oos 80
-..... AC6EHr1
Total outstanding principal cxclnATe
Of Pacific Railroad bonds .$2, COL 49t. Els
Accrued interest not paid. sa,1S,oea
Total principal and intesest a. G23, l92, 737
Deducl amount in Treasury, Including
chased, With accrued Interest. ...e. 1sa,Ee, ,oo2
Balance Of Indebtedness, Aug T., Al. .o6s,
, 1869-08-07

"DIiS-CGbon cnrttnues asiet nd a.1z = sJaHs stf
49, Ete. 2cd oil " ae = little drnsr ouink 70 the In
hq : .a 5s shsg ss' e.sr1.ions ;ess1l r.
niln s:.tt md uae.ansc. IT, fo'rtst @ we's fat r.
nT1: aa e lsais Soi O. :LIpai whale 81! Il m 4;
Il sIl9; lg.sna ss5. s .xn '!a,Tu,1s T. 4 g. d:
elcyh. otl stes ncst;ts; 1t, = san n ao a,
iWUtTKT--slts ef ee'ps chickcus as &aoo 10 IT, 4
III d. II ~ d. er:inf ST 33c u y, Al S3th
a. 4 SSul i IA II sl.5o: . eoeEs dnrs. At st0,
T4iSTS AND EULURS-Th' - 1alnfe And cnl"fs
t-5r rnrffnIt inlet 4. rtstaatalt5 tho Prices cutrent
, 1869-08-07

new yonE. AuEutt t,--Nnnry cay 1t Na7 per cent
Sterling dul! At lo9rstaiiot EnEnte,gtts 81 srec!e
for tttnnrnrF'f European ftchtnfrr, e4f1tk1
i}utd dlt 0Icped II 1skss. fe to ISf a1l cl4ed 1t
1G4 Carriage rates, 4as rc1 cent CIcAlAnce', s31.-
, 1869-08-07

REDUCED RATES.
London and New Yn1k Steamship t1nt.
S:x.r,t. furtnlxay - Iauian dtst # III iii NJ
! S,rth K1.Ar New T:rk. rasstEe AZ go. ~ s7d
$At r11Ft!cy. ~
RcIL,ua .A;.E!,t laI II na.......~ ..,....St:t.
AtaIniIta Auk;ut s4I l'A:aslay .-,.-...@tt u
Frr ;.t+.s~ tn Iisr'hurrh. HrsH~l Htsr' F.-tf.
arti. /; RtIHk.tr y. tl.AtAk. M )! r..iw~E Veg
fcfi. ur h JAS, wARls ~ ktpznt 11S.Er .'' Mad
i+;i az Ii, 4xu Iuf tFyi&t.t ItUN LAND I ~.
IlSM ALL. Il I. .liE -. NEf Y-Ik.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Farm for Sale.

A = | am DESTROYS of going West this season,
n viii sell my Farm lor Fifty Dollars per
acre. Situated three and half miles South
East OF Findlay, in jackson tp., containing
one hundred and fifteen acres, with good bull
ding and orchard. Immediate possession Civ
en-. For particulars address or call and see
march j Am l.. RICE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Don't Grow Old.

There Is no necessity for premature old age;
Use Roback : Stomach Bitters; il gives vitality
and elasticity by inVigorBtiBg every organ OF
the body Frey & E!tiEscr, sole Agents, F;nd.
lay, ohio
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE:
WEST END MAIN CEOSS ST.

Nearly opposite the Lake Erie and Louisville
kaiirOad Depot. Jan - J6-no 's3tp
Mr.. Il. :. Mungen will remain with the firm
Of ADAMS, CoOns Il Vail a. business manager,
and VIII he glad To see his OLD iIiends ana cii.-
iuuIcTS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
a. GUM BETTING.
BRASS CASTINGS,

And ell kinds of REP 4 IRING, IL
our line, done to order, on reasOnaJte
terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

7O1 1eT AV., NEAR 18TH STA RESPECTA BILE
lCf cook: understands her business thorough
East place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

7Q0 WEST Path ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 7rH AVS
LOU A respectable girl az cook In n private family; un
dersands French and American cookng best city reference
from last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

100 SD Az, NEAR 18TH sT.-AS PROGRESSED COOK
lou understands cooking in all its branches soups meats
game, pastry Of all descriptions best city reference Cali
address for two days O. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

TIT 9Th ST., WILLIAMSBURG LADY OF Ex-
Ill perience honsekeeper, In any capacity not
mental. Call or address HOuSEkEEPER for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

OO2 EAST alsT ST, NEAR 3D. AVA PROTESTANT
AOO girl M good plain cook good washer ironer;
no objection to city or country best city reference
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
CUBA.
HunOred Rattle DenteG-SeIzure Of q
Governments Vessel

HumOred Rattle Dented-SeIzure of q
Government Vessel.
HAVANA, March The report pub.
lished here few days ago of a heavy
battle being fought between government
troops and the insurgents in the Eastern
Department, on the road from Remedies
TO Maniearagua, turns out that the en-
gagement WAS onl y slight skirmish.
The steamer Commidateur, which
left here last Tuesday for Cardenas, WAS
seized by several of the passengers, who
proved to be patriots. The lady pas
sengers were safely landed, with pOr>
ton of the crew and captain, on a key
near Cardenas, when the captors took the
steamer, 1t is supposed, to Nassau.
The steamer Commidateur which was
taken possession Of by her passengers
carried but one days supply OF coal.
Vessels which arrived to day report see
ing the COmmidateur of Stirrup KEYS
under sail. Others report seeing hel
anchored off the Bahama Banks, one
hundred miles from Nassau A Span
lsh man-of-war has gone in pursuit OF
her.
Intelligence from Sagua states that 4
party Of young Cubans organized them'
selves into a military company with the
intention of joining the insurgents
They were betrayed, however, by one 0
their number, and all, including MuiderO
the reported leader, imprisoned
Havana journals publish dispatches
from all parts of the island. The newl
received is favorable to the government
Reports Of several skirmishes between
the troops and insurgents have been re-
ceiYad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
NEW YORK,

The Stevens battery Trouble - Fur-
chase by the Methodist Book Con-
ceTn-Ihe Sing Sing Prison Affair
Etc.
NEW YORK, March "a mechanic
employed at the Stevens Battery, Hobo.
ken, under Gen. Mcclellan, prints lets
ter ia the sun, stating that the men are
treated like dogs
The Methodist Book Concern has Just
paid million dollars for the magnificent
building recently erected on Broadway
and One Hundred and Tenth streets.
Miss Ellen Walker and Mr.. Hayward
were dangerously injured last evening
by a collision OF New Haven freight
car and horse ear OF the F0rty-eigbth
avenue line.
An inquest IS TO lie held On the body
OF Lockwood, one Of the conyicts who
recently escaped from Sing Sing but
who was wantonly shot after giving him.
self up by an Irish keeper named Sulli-
,au.
The number Of deaths this week were
4S3.
Judge Rosecrans, of the Supreme
Court, to-day issued an order REMINDING
70 the United States Circuit Court the
case OF Jas. Fisk vs.. the Union Pacific
railroad
In the Circuit Court, before Judge
Blatchford, recorder Hackett asked and
was given time to make return to man.
damus in the Pacific railroad case served
upon the 23d inst Alter argument
Judge Blatchford decided that the order
Of Judge Rosecrans was in compliance
with the mandamus served upon the Su.
preme Court and the case was now prop
erly in the United States courts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
ANOTABLE COINCIDENCE.

Andrew Johnson in his speech at
Greeneville, referring to the tyranny Of
the Radical majority in Congress, said +;
THE people had better have prince
or king over them than an arbitrary
body enscting laws and measures SO IN
warranted and terrible in character"
Senator Sprague, one of the impeachs
ing Senator'S was, at the very same time.
making speech in the Senate, on the
same subject. He used this language
"If | have to subject myself to any
tyranny, prefer the tyranny OF one man
with some humanity in him, and occupy
ing responsible position, to that OF an
irresponsible body like the Senate
The truth that Andrew johnson has
been laundering into the ears ofthe peo-
pie, is, at last, being confessed by the
Impeachers themselves. - 6ROTU5U,
| Press and Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
CINCINNATI.

Legal Contest for congregational Hon
Ors-New Dog LaW-Arrest of a Rob
ber.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-The testi-
mony in the contest for P. W. Strader'a
seat in Congress, from the first. district,
by Ben. Eggleston, commenced to-day
before Judge Cox, and will continue
many days.
The people are delighted over the
action of the City Council yesterday,
taxing dogs five dollars each and givin &
one dollar reward for every unmuzzIe d
dog delivered TO the pound.
Charles Morris, the cork-legged rob-
Der implicated in the Schlenker robbery
last Wednesday, was arrested last night.
On his person were found 81 500 in cash
and $3.50 gold watch.
Jesse R. Grant arrived from Washing
ton last night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
EDUCATIONAL.
Indiana Boys Against Mixed COIOrs at
SCHOOL

h0dihnh Roy Against MIXED GOlOfS AZ
school.
A correspondent Of the Louisville
Courier, writing from Salem, Ind, under
date Of the oath inst, says
Last Monday, at the Quaker Seminary,
about two miles northeast of Salem,
there was scene enacted that Quaker
eyes were unused to. Young men from
various places attend the school, but
most Of them are Radicals One Pinkem
is the Principal of the Seminary Last
Monday two negroes applied for and OBJ
tanned admission TO the school. No
sooner was it found out that such was
the case than the white boys called a
meeting, and resolved that if the negroes
remained they would not A committee
was appointed to inform Pinkem that,
although they recognized his right to
teach whom he pleased, yet if SanbO
and Jim remained they would not.
Pinkem yielded, and the "men and
brothers made tracks.
Our old Quaker friends look upon it, |
am told, with feelings of amazement
They fear that the rising generation will
not be controlled by the peculiar creed
of the Quakers. give this as one Of the
signs OF the times, as going to show
that whatever Radical Congress ma
do, although backed up by a Legislature
| who hold their seats in violation of their
solemn pledges to the people upon the
question Of suffrage they cannot com
pei the white race to intermingle wi tt
| the black
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
FOREIGN,

PARIS, March 27.-Late Rio Janeiro
letters received here state that Gen.
Pollidore has been assigned to the COM
mand Of the allied forces now in Para
quay.
The Paraguayans, at recent Meeting
in Ascension, adopted petition pray ing
the allies to form provisional govern
ment, with that city as its capital.
ATHENS, March 27.-Pheatiades Bey,
the Turkish Envoy, and Minister Pleni-
potentiary has arrived from Constants
nople and resumed amicable relations in
behalf of his government with the Greet
an Court
PARIS, March 27.-The Gaulois news
paper says that Emperor Napoleon has
demanded an explanation of the King of
Prussia in regard to the recent mobiliza~
ton OftrOOps in the Western provinces.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-28
Political Affairs In Georgia.
Greece and Turkey at Peace,
WASHINGTON.

IndIspOsIIIOn of the PresIdsnt-An-
other Military Order-ArIny Changes
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Presi>
dent declined to receive visitors to-day
owing to sickness; had a headache.
Vim. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
of1he Treasury, was sworn in to-day.
1t is understood that there will be a
considerable reduction Of force in all bu~
reaus of the treasury department on the
first of April Dismissals will be made
from the least efficient and most obnox-
ious classes, politically, Of the employees
1t is understood that Geo. A. Halsey,
who was recently offered the registrars
ship Of the treasury, is yet undecided
whether he will accept that position.
The following order was issued to-
day
WAR DEPARTMENT March 26.--By
direction of the President, the order Of
the Secretary OF War, dated War De-
partment, March 5, published in special
orders No. ii, headquarters Of the army,
Adjutant Generals office, dated March
s, except so much as directs Gen. W. T.
Sherman to assume command of the army
of the United States, is hereby rescinded.
All official business which by law or
regulations require the action Of the
President or Secretary of War, will be
submitted by the chief Of staff of corps
departments and bureaus to the Sscre>
taTy of War All orders and instructions
relating 10 military operations issued by
the President or Secretary Of War will
be issued through the General Of the
army.
JNo. A. RAwLNs, Sec'y of War.
By command of
w. 7. SHERMAN, General.
The Office of the Superintend ent of the
Treasury building was this morning
thronged with persons, of all sizes and
cOlors, anxious concerning the distribu-
ton Of the sweeping and scTubbing
patronage. The Superintendent also has
charge of the watchmen of the Treasury,
and has been engaged to~day in listening
10 the claims of applicants.
MIR. Julius GALAXY, clerk in the Treas
ury Department, has been appointed as
fdstAnt TO the chief of the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving.
By direction of the Secretary OF War
Daniel Z. Sickles is ordered at his own
request to report for examination TO Gen.
Mcdowell.
The President of the Retiring Board
at New York, Gen. Albert Ames, is as
signedtO duty as Assistant Commissioner
OF the FTeedmen's Bureau for Mississippi.
Gen. Reynolds is assigned TO duty as
Assistant Commissioner of the same bu
reau for Texas. Gen. 4. J. Crane is retired
and assigned ito duty in improvement
Of the St. Clair fats in Michigan.
Neither House of Congress was in
session to-day.
J. j. Noah, Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue for the District of Tennessee,
has reported to the bureau information
OF the additional seizure Of eight illicit
distilleries in the 4th district OF that
State, where troops are helping him.
Surgeon b. Norris telegraphed to-
night from Greeneville, that ex- President
johnson suffered intensely from neural>
gia and calculus lie is relieved, however,
and on his feet again.
There seems TO be no doubt that
Register Of the Treasury will be nomi-
uatel an MonlaV nayt
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GEORGIA.

L. Republican View oTihe situation.
A.IANTA, Ga, March IA letter
from a Republican Is published to-
day which points out the status, nature,
aud prospects Of the Republican party
IA Georgia, and shows who are TO be
Looked 10 as the future friends III i relia.
Die supporters Of President Grant and
bis administration IL shows how the
ttteenth amendment to the constitution
Was defeated by combinations between
GOV Bullock, Zen Hal and ten Robert
Toumbs Moderate Republicans take
the position that At Georgia be again re
c,nItrurted President Grant shall APP
MONT the Governor.
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A HARD CAsE.-During the war Rev.
!. Il. Graves, Rev. VIM. Buck and other
BsPtists, bought the Lauderdale Springs,
Miss, as an asylum for homeless orphans
OF the war. The money was raised by
voluntary contributions made by impov-
eriShed farmers. The property was paid
for, and now the purchase is declared
void by the United States Court, because
the consideration wss Confederate States
currency. Joshua F. Speed, brother Of
the ex-Attorney General, is the repre-,
sentative of those who have wen the suit
against the homeless orphans. lie asks
olthe doubly homeless orphans $1,000
for the property,-Htckmap (hy
Carrier.