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From the Baltimore Gazette

From the Baltimore G~azette.l
WASHINGTON, March Il, 1869.
The intimstions nom this point of a
contemplated change in the form of our
Government are by no mesrs sensational.
They are the fleet Of the universal apa-
thy Of the people under the most flagTant
usUrpations of power. When Cegsr
crossed the RubicOn, the people of Rome
had already become imbecile, luxurious
and corrupt. The form OF Government
ceased TO be a question in which they
felt they had the slightest concern.
The contest was narrowed down e. an
issue purely between two rival military
c~hieftaius. /. is the deliberate opinion
OF thoughtful men here Of both political
parties that we are upon the eve OF Il
fundamental political change. The peO-
pie Of the United States are ct this me-
ment in a condition more favorable to
the ambitious views Of q daring man
than were the Romans when they differed
oaly in the choice OF a masser-rarg ipg
themselves on the side OF Cae EAR and
Pompey respectively.
Doubtless the present supineness and
docillty Of The people is to be attributed
mainly to the tremendous couflicts
through which the country has passed.
The mere idea OF the possibility of an
other Is quite sufficient to throw a vast
majority OF them into q of
terror. II is also felt that, with the pop-
ulsr suffrage diluted IS it now is, and
will further be, tue right to vote is next
to no right at all, and that being the only
one left, its surrender, together with the
now unmeaning aud expensive forms If
a Republic, would be a sacrifice amply
compensated by the security to life and
personal liberty and property, the as
sumed fruits Of kingly authority.
A master Is therefore wanted An
apathetic nation invites a yoke for its
people to save them from an imaginary
dagger! Who will the King be ? IN
dOubtediy Grant might, without a blow. |
have assumed and maintained regal
power. Had he the nerve? No! The
thing was unquestionably in bis head,
me hence the original programme OF his
OsOlnet, and his other appointments.
but ne covered at the first symptoms of
reVoit on the part OF 3 faction ia the
senate who wOulq have surrendered AZ
discretion uTo1 the OF a siroIs
Sergeant. PeCp,e, although wIthent
courage, admire that virtue in Leader
q are marvellously quick in discover,
ing the white feather. Gen. Grant nv
bis surrender to Wilson and Sumner in
toe appointments OF Boutwell, 10 4
Treasury and Motley to the Enpjisb
mission, hiss forever broken The small
that might have enthralled q great beo-
pie. The substitution OF Boutwell, for
Stewart is the mOr astounding since the
latter was a declared freetrsder, land
kLa~.f1no aaaa,AnEI. a.
own section), while the former is an
avowed pFOtectioBlst, and generally in
imical to the interests OF the West, Of
the appointment OF Motley l hear no
special complaint from any quarter. The
reason is so obvious that it need not be
referred to. In other respects the new
President has lost moral power. The
small piece Of m alice. displayed In
the removal OF Ger, Blair from merely
honorary position, 1t so early q time
as to impart TO the act the character OF
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-TELEGRAPEEO MARKETs.

NEW YoRK, March 10 Cotton a shade
lower. Sales 800 bales. Uplands 2sZa2S%e.
Flour 81 5Ug6, and closing 59lUc lower. WINS.
Ey 95'. Coffee duh. Sng6r, Island, U3zGI256c.
New OrleAn5 Aolasses Sc Island 4096Sc, Corn
o69S7c.
IlLc. Printing ciorhS dsclinedio sc, and fancy
are selling at a loss.
Money was stringent no to- o'clock at 7 per
cent. on call. Gold interest was freely paid BY
brokers, bus subsequently the demaud ablted,
and loans were made at per cent ia currency.
sterling S44Stzc Gold unset Ell. IL opened
at 81, tSli 10 3O52, advanced to 5ias, amt c.usCd
at 81. The transactions we're hea, y, and there
has bees considerabie excitement. Clearanoes
a. the Gold exchange vI2rOOO.UO. The rates
patd'fOr carry ing were nom Ia to J per cent.
5 ate boads dull. Old TennesseeS 65Ec, New
60Ac,
Sew Orleans EaaFket.
NEW OELEANS, March lg-peceipts of cotton
for to-day 1855 Dales. For re week I2Is4 bales.
experts To-Day 6775 bales. For the week, for
eisu, Gzg2 c2astwiss 47al bales. stock HAS
bales. Sa ei TO day 24O bales. For the week
1880, Prices cas- or. MidJlings Z54c. Gold
3i13. ST Ring 42l4 New York sight = prem
iom; Flour %dGclnlng. receipts, large super
fine So 1919; Xxx So IS; xxx So So. Corn ca v.
White 7Sg79e; yellow eos. Oats easter 20.
Brsn 81 10. Hay firm: prime 81. Pork nr1ner
I74aIhAc. Lard, tierce, lS49i9 &c; keg DaI2s.
sugar nFm prime l44ci G InmOn l24yl2%c.
MoiEsses Il n prime 7O975c; Whisky $3.50
i77sc.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. March 70 Flour S6 "a 80 Corn
6je. WHISKY Ole. Pork J32 Bu K shoulders
i24c SIDES 1870 Bacon shoulde.s nOminaIly
unch ngei. Lud &c. New Orleans sugar IA
Gi5Lsc Mol ssas SO@N5c Wheat duf. Rye
duh aud unchanged. Cotton Z74e. Butter 40
45c. Eggs i9c.
Louisville SEaFkst.
LoUIsYILLE, March "a. - Wheat 81 45GI IS
Rre 81 50. Cotton 2o4r. T~Ohaeco-ssles lU7
hhds. ar St7j@IS -. Polk S33. Lard l9ltc.
Bacon shoulders i44c; sides I7% gIoc. Bniz
shoulders l34c; SIDES lGR9l7c. Flour 81 509
81. Germ t6964c Ca bIa6jc. Whisky Gle,
Sugar l4Asle14c Mo.asses SOss5c.
~. Louis Market
ST. LoUTs, March 10. Flour IS 2ja5 s..
Wheat 81 559I 70. Com GS97Jc. Oats 57.,a62c.
Barley 81 50. Rye 81 2S4I 20 Whisky sc.
sugar l3Gl5%c. MOlasse % $500. Pork s32 .
934 so. Bulk shoulders I3c; sides IGs4.. Bacon
shoulders l4c; sides I79l7Hc. Lard lSIc.
chicago Earket.
CHICAGO, Msrch s. Flour So G6 3T%. Corn
634g53%c. Oats SIC. Highwines $50. Pork So
Lard Zoe. Hams loo. Shoulders l3c. Rye
81 l6Gi 10. Barley 81 s.. Wheat 81 O94c.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, March 10 An engagement
took place between the troops and insurg-
ents yesterday, ear Alrarey. The in
surgents were routed, aud dividing, one
force fed towards Moeaugn, and the
other towards Jocquari Groud. An en-
gagement has also taken place at Greer
avuta. The official account reports 1856
insurgents killed, and only one Spanish
soldier wounded. The insurgents are
active near Bale nden, and the troops
from Matonyss have gone there. When
the battle OF Sierra Cerlta was fought,
Quierata was sick with the smallpox,
and Ortegs commanded. The insurgents
are carrying of slaves from the planta-
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 19.-The spinners al
Preston have struck,
Late adviees from Rio Janeri0 state
that Lopez has collected an army of 1000
Paraguayaps, and was f~ortlfping Grssse,
q town in the interior.
MADRID, March 19.-The troubles in
Andalusis continue. AT Jerezs De La
Fronters the opposition to the military
CONSUMPTION eliminated in a battle be-
tween the insurgents and the troops.
Tue engagement was short but very
fierce. The insurgents were defeated
and routed. Six hundred Of them were
taken prisoners. Miramon, at the head
of 800 Contests, had appeared at Palema,
in the mountains, near Aim RE, and
troops have been dispatched to that
neighborhood.
VIENNA, March 10 "A royal dscree
has just been published establishing trial
by jury for Ofrenses against the press law.
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bonds directly Issued, bu. advocates a
guarantee Of the interest OF The mort
gsge bonds of the two additional trunk
Pacific rosds, to be issued to a defined
and limited extent. 1t declares that
they are military, commercial, and po-
liticsl necessities, and concludes with the
Averment that the people demand their
construction, and do not, as has been al
legged, participate in, or sympsthize with,
the recently raised cutlery against Pacific
Railway aid.
That this document will have great
weight with the Senate in the con-
sideration of Senator KELLoGG's bill,
telegraphed to and published in the
APPEAL OF yesterday, we are not per
mitted to doubt, our private advices
being OF the most re,assuriDg character
as to the fact, and the speedy passage of
that, or a-messure Of greater Importance
to Memphis, as a compromise between
all the conflicting inter ests.
That it is in the nature Of such q com.
promise between the New Oflesnists,
the Vicksburgers, the st. Louisianians
and Memphisns, will be readily pereept-
ible. Taking Fulton for its initial point,
the road contemplated by it will run to
Dallas, Texas, and thence by way of
Fort Worth, Weatherford, PABLO Pinto
and Fort Chadbourne TO Ell Paso, and
thence, by the old survey Of the thirty.
second parallel 10 San Diego, and by the
northern branch by way of San Gorgonio
Pass, to San Francisco. At Fort Chad
bourne it will be joined by g branch
from st. Lsuis, at Fulton, by one from
Memphis, aud at Dallas by the Southern
L IilrOsd running from Vicksburg, by
Shreveport, and also by the projected
road from New Orleans by way of
Shreveport This would be better
than nothing, and seeing that it might
satisfy al parties and would provide for
all sections, will be readily acceptable
But we hope the friends Of the direct
Memphis route will not give up, evenin
favor of this, until every effort has
been exhausted for the thirty
fifth parallel, by competent authority
considered the most e~xpedient for all
the reasons SO ably pressed by the Sen
COMMITTEES of the last Congress, and
we grouped together for the ben
eft OF our readers st the commencement
OF this article.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, March 19.-Botl
Houses of the Legislature adj 5urned sin:
die last night.
Ga yesterday a motion WAS made in
the Senate suihoriz Dg the Sheriff of any
county to call on the Government for u,
&. troops to assist him whenever deemed
necessary. Mr.. Huugerfjrd, q Rapubli.
can, thought the resolution unnecessary
G moved to Icy 1t On table, but the
motion was not sustained,
On a motion to reconsider the indefi.
mite p~ostponement OF the 18Th Amend.
ment, yesterday, the motion was sus
tanned, and the Amendment put upon
its final passage and defeated, eight
Democrats voting for it, and FIVE Re-
publiesns voting against it.
The general appropriation bill passed
both Houses.
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The IxDIAx COMMlssIoNERsHIP

Editions Memphis Appeal:
Permit me 10 make a remark or two
in reference TO an editorial announce.
ment in your paper this morning of the
expected appointment Of Col. Eli s.
Parker, as Commissioner OF the Indian
Bureau. Il is true he is a JUl! FLOODED
Indian, and the grandson Of Red Jacket,
who was the companion and friend of
Gen. Washington, who esteemed and re-
spected him so much as TO induce Con-
gress, during his administration, to
award him a medal. Col. Parker is chief
Of the six tribes of Indians in Canada,
aud held an honorable position on Gen.
Grants staff during the late war. He
is known and recognized by President
Grant az true and trusty) sn officer who
will discharge his duty irrespective Of
personal or political favo-. From persO-
nal intimacy with Co. Parker, 1 know
be would scorn eUeH The acquaintance Of
a man who was "crsfty and cunning "
II his integrity has been asssiled, it has
grown out of the fact that his position
on Gen. Grants staff, aud his knO Wedge
of the populations ON the subsidies
granted to the Northwestern Indians,
has enabled him to prevent u%nprincipled
scouadrels from fstteniug on the ignO-
rance OF q race that had strong claims
on his sympathies..
d. T. MONSARRAT.
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OnRHESPONOENCE.
Il Ef7FHES APPEAL
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH go. 1863
THE SUNDAY A

The issue of tomorrow will be q OF
the most interesting aver given to the
public. We expect to print a large extra
edition, and think it a favorable occasion
for advertisers to avail themselves of the
advantages of the SUNDAY APPEAL.
We make special rates for the Sunday
aud Monday issues. The APPEAL is the
only morning paper published IN Mon
day. News dealers and others will please
send in their orders early.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR

Saturday EveniEg. March O.-Last Day
and Night OF Miss FANNY B. PRICE, who
Will appear IN the great play of AFTER
DARK at the Matinee and at Night.
M0noay Night-BsneitOf Mrs. NELLIE TAY.
LOR-LOTTERY or LIE.
Tuesday Night-M MIS-. lean LANDER.
sCALE or PKIGES-Dre<sC Circle and ParQuette
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 81
cents ColOrsd Boxes, - cents ColOred Cal
lery, - cents.
Doors open az quarter TO O'Clock; curtain Will
Use az . precisely. Box-bOOk open from 10
O'Clock am. To 5 nm.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Drifting A Fundamental Political
Change ABprehended-Apathy of fhe
FsOple-Presideut Grant no Caesar
Bfs Surrender TO the R~adfcaIS-The
Recent APPOintHncnts-A spice Of Mat
f~ce-AaiEfnE the Back Tr~sck-OrdeE
Does Not Reign in WarssW-LOVers'
Q~uarreIs president Grant and the
henHte-The Treaty Of Peace a sham
The -OEOniee Act to be SUs-
pended only During Good Behavior
Charges and t'Ounter-charges Presi-
dent Grant and The Office HCIdefs-ISh-
HaeIitc ButIeF-His GRcties-The PO-
liticaI SituatiOn-Seeretary CreSsWeII
ana His Powers.
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CONGREssIoNAL.
WASHINGTON, March 10. 1863.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1863.
SENATE.
The bill continuing the Educational
and Collection Departments of the freed.
mans bureau till January LIST, 1870, was
passed.
The bill establishing the Office of Asso-
ciste Judge, for the Eastern District of
Texas, was referred t the Judiciary
Committee.
MIR. Cessarly, from the Committee on
Pacific Lands, reported a bill amenda-
tory to the set to protect the rights Of
actual settlers on Pacific lands, approved
Jolly 9th, 1858. The bill provides that
Agricultural College scrip shall be re-
ceived rom actual settlers in payment
for presumption claims, in the same man
as bounty warrants, and all locations of
such scrip made within thirty days after
the passage Of said sct.
Mr.. Drake submitted as a substitute
for the bill, to reOrganizs the judicial
syTtem lately reported from the Com
mi tee.
Ihe Senate refused to take up the or
der liking Friday for the consideration Of
certain committee business.
The bill regulating the rights of mar.
ried women and relative to divorces in
the District OF Columbia, passed.
The bill to carry into fleet the DEGREES
OF the Courts relative to British vessels
seized during the rebellion, was briefly
discussed, but went over by the expira
ton of the morning hour, when the bill
TO repeal the tenure of Office act was
taken up.
H USE.
The bill providing the agricultural
lands sold for the non-p. ymonC Of taxes,
in the late rebal States, shall be sold in
subdivisions not exceeding forty sores
each, aud 50 much shall be sold thereof
as will discharge the legal obligations
thereof, was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Public LsBds.
The HoU5e then took up the Indian
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Dawes explained the bill, which,
he said, was simply the House bill Of last
session, without the Sensteis amend
ments, and after considerable discussion
the committee rose and reported the bill
to the House, when it was passed.
The committee on Foreign Affairs re.
ported a resolution instructing the com.
mittee to inquire into the PArsgusyan
troubles; and then the House adjourned.
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OEEKO.

CLEVELAND, March 19.-By the explO-
sion Of q still in Alexander, Scofisld &
Co.'s refinery this morning, Matthew
Weston, Of that firm, was instantly
killed, and John Cowan, a gas filter,
was probably fatally Injured. They had
entered the still, which was empty, for
repairs, and Cowsn struck q match to
see his work.
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a FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. The
Chamber Of Commerce has declined to
indorse the communication from the
Chamber Of Commerce at Memphis,
asking Government aid in reclamation
OF the lands on the Mississippi river.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 19.-The five con-
viets who escaped from Sing Sing have
been recaptured.
The steamship Georgia, from Port au
Prince, has arrived. Among her passen-
gers is e. L. Roche, the Haytien Minis
ter to Washington.
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ii 1ns and making them soldiers. The
number OF insurgents in Sayna and Re-
miss districts are estimated at from 1000
to 1000. The Il qlaFa plantations near
Trinidad have been burnt. The insure-
ents have destroyed the railroad and
telegraph between Alrarey and NOeagria.
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FUNERAL EOTICE.

MCNUIT-Died, at the residences OF S. F.
McNutt, on Dunlap avenue, en- the 49, March,
Miss KATE CNUTT.
The friends and a~Cqusintauees of the de-
ceased, and OF 8. F. McNutt and Mrs. Sarah
Palmer, ere respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence, this Saturday
evening, at 4 O'Clock.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, March 19.-Up-SiIver Moon,
J. M. Millsgg and Louisiana.
The river rose two inches.
1t has rained oil day.
LOUISVILLE, March l9.-The river is
stationary, with ten feet in the canal.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The only
nomination submitted to the Senate by
the President to-day was that of VIM. A.
Richardson, as Assistant Secretary o.
the Treasury.
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The Rtna ssInes.

Commissioners Bokum has been visit.
ing the A,na Coal Mines, In Marion
eounty, Tenn, and writes q very inter
estiug letter tberefrom to the Press and
Times: he says that an analysis OF The
coal OF these mines shows that it is com
posed IS follows;
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NTBA.

An article from the New York World,
published on our first page, is worthy the
attention of our readers, IS indicating
the policy ia regard to Cuba, into which
the Administration is rapidly drifting.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 19.-Jas. A. Halt's
hide and leather establishment on Sec
ond street, was destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss, So 900 partly insured.
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RAILROAD


The net earnings Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad for the
months OF January aud February com
pare with the same months in 1865, as
folloVs:
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The earnings of the New York Central
Railroad for January and February show
au increase OF over 1850, coo over last
year. The earnings of the Michigan
s ,uthern Road for the first week in
March, 1869. were S9l, SAC 1865, g63, SIS;
Increase, $27, 99S. The Western roads ali
show large gains over lest year.
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cREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANRSATURDaY
March 18th, I9ih and goth.

Announcing the great Chief of Minstrelsy,
DlDFGz & BGlGdiGt'S Gigantic MiHStFeIs,
Composed OF 10 Famous Artists. on their SIX
teenJu Triumphant Annual Tour, enlarged.
improved, reuodeiled for 1859, Introducing
nightly more variety, more bulIiancy, more
or g'nRl1ty, more real merit, and giving greater
satisfaction than any two combined 1fOupes
travelling.
Doors open at J. Commence a of 8 O'Clock.
Admission 80 cents Dress Circle, PaIouette
anu Arm Chairs, 20 cents Secured Seats, 81 70.
Box0fhee open from , TO ) pm each day. =,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Saturday az.
torUOOn, March 2Utb, at 2Ia- o'clock.
mhl5 EHA[. H DUPRE Meuauor
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It's specific gravity is l.2sl. "V
The capacity Of the mines Is two hum
d ed tons a day, and could be increased
II necessary, TO any amount.
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Standing Committees

Finance Committee III. Winnemore John
Paul Baker, H. Noting.
u on Lands-HOWard MlIsDaugh.
John A. Grow, ID. W. Flowree.
Committee on Steamcoa's-JOhn Il. Davies ].
Ed. Montgomery, II. a.. Carson.
mmi on il ckS and Wharyes-Wiulam
Creevy, N, :. Otis, D. o.. Martin.
Committee Oh Revision OF BYLAWS and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
MNlspauga.
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NEW ADvERTxsEm,NTs

DOSE ROY OF IL -. e..
IL DEUS. MEUMQU -. Jus The N
knights of Calvary Chapter Of hOse%T
Crotx are PEREMPTORILY SUMMONED M
To assemble at the chapter koon ON y
sunday morning, 2lst inst, at 1O;20 am, on
business of im pOrtanCe.
By order OF the M. w. Master.
mill H.T. pOMLI&SOR Secretary,
TARM FOR SALE "A splendid farm of four
L hundred acres buildings, fences. &rfcul-
tuFat implements anu everything comp3et for
cultivation this year.. situated IN miles north
of Oak Hin station. Superior Inducements TO
any Que wishing To purchase fT cash, or good
tsrms otherwise. Fer further y lrticuIars adj
dress -. W. COLLIER. Mason's Depot. mills
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Mrs. H. b. Stowe wants to cell her
Florida plantation, which is a failure,
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CHANCERY SALE
Il a M ID -
80 AND 40

"WEDNESDAY, Marc, % 70
" room OF hoyste-, Trezsvanf = 20 49,
IOneefs, Al the Northeast eorner Main snd ~.
,SIs1n streets -nPhis Temp will Re sold ~
me nlshest bidder, at publp. ,aie me 5DdivS.
ded interest OF Joel W. RI vster dscid bsing
OneInAd me lands in the rOliowing trarss.
ist- tract SO acres or Island ~
~. Tract ~ acres Oh Island 81
81. tract zoo aeIes On Island Al
3th, Tract leo acre on Island
oth- Tract 50 acre On Island A.
9th. Tract 80 ao.es ON Island al
ne lands will be- SOLD In separata frocfv a.
ceF1Iss 10 map. which may be seen at he.
oS ans sucIloneers- These tracts are well
SHOWN on the Stands as the lands OF Rovster.
= BIansiord, ans being SO aeee sSible TO sfssm-
oOdS anu naAcKet, are exceedinRly yaIuabIe.
Tor their lumher and Drnducffsns- The ASH AMI
OtreL WOODS VIII yield 100 cords TO the acre.
1eIlns-One third cash, balance on a credit or
~ anu Twelve months, Tor notes bearing six
PEI cent. interest, with two approved securi-
A ASTON, c. & N.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT q CO,
mnto Auetioueers.
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mere spite, ia quite sufficient to show
that The new President will prove harm
less, except as the willing tool OF the
Radical faction. X.
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Spicer AZ Sharpe,
354 MAIN STREET,

KEEP CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GR0CERIEfS for family use, and by re-
eeiVing fresh additions by every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOur-at low prices;
The best Hams and breakfast Bacon and
TOngQess
Fres4ChocOIate, Cocoa and Cocoa Shells;
Choice Teas-Of all kinds
shaker Preserves-seIiing low by the
cases
Syrups and AOlasses 1.-The best;
4 hOIce Sugars and Coffees;
Mess MaekereI KendaAl'o Crackers.
Families in the country and city would find
IL TO their Interest to call on US. We invariably
please our patrons.
febs 6PICER q SHARPE.
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Officers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN a. GROW, Vice-Pre5ident.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEW ron s, OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES 5. STEWART. Assistant Secretary,
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chi=f Engineer.
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The government and Southern Rail
r0aAs-

A thorough investigation is about be-
ing ordered in the accounts between the
Government and Southern railroads, In
the matter OF the rolling stock and ma
terisl turned over to them since the close
Of the war.