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,RALrIhoRE LOCK- HosP1TAL.
EsTABLIsHsD AsARHIueEYRoN aUAcKERY
TIE ONLY PLACE 'JbE EHsRB A CORE

DR., JOHNSTON has discovered the most e.,t,in
Tsedy and enly saee,u.l remedy 70 %. world Tor
ton Is: Bisdasf, t"rSiSsisiyA Be-:
By:psp. i.Ss Ssi E PSs spr,i. .r; Con-
VA. Sitss h.ss: fsrSs,. NJ. q Sis. ff.:tiga,
81 The Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-those terrible
"a r.% ss IopS
o. Uly. ,ssti no.t Ssllisss s nope. Or
sntieipations, Teade Tihs DC. .inposGibie
especially. who hsv. S.SSas 8. victim. Of Soil.
Ns; es STs.s.gI And tsstsTe,l,S habit
s.' sS me-, s1.sd
T.ns.d ii.tsniss s,asiet Win dc 6aadsr: Of Oi0:
call with full '0nf ssinnssfRIAoE.
Trisd Psr,SI: SrY x YGPS s.P sCsts%p.ns
fis H. sSS p,s, s5S5% mfr md.
%p.., and confidently rely upon his akin ply
Imm.di.,sly Cured ana fuii vissf Restored.
Mi.:T.ss "a S.rPi:ss P.naI.s
ri 'Ss .E;ss isr% fSH
s VIM II, .s jsIy
ths plsssapes ~ h.s,hV o.pItnV Nv mo,i ~ Tio1,
Sads'I5Ss!iSs ,ySSPiSn: !. BON So5y igS %sd
aud Mental YpSstions SssEsssd. Loss Of PrSets..
". a.,
ts,iHS ., y; a. q. s4a%. cspss. SSs
.unSBss'ssPe s 81 SOUTH YnrpEn,cK STREET.
DOOR rom The sSrnsr. fsii not to o6.erSc nsas
'ne IND ls,i.rs received unl... postpaid ,pd con-
tsinlnE stamp to be used on the reply Persons
ssra.s%:H,d..;fSssiafS ;i%E,4s%:: '''''n OF '''
Member Of the Royal College OF surgeons, london.
the United States, and the greater part Of whose
,is hAs t been ,psnt In the hospital q London,
.a%s 81 ~ fd ests sSs saes,s1
| known; many troubled with ringing In the head
.hd EAR rssH ..issT. sres, SsrisS.pci beng
quenisIushing attended MEETINGS in dersngc
ment OF the mind, were cured imr ediateiy.
n, .1hxh pAHgTiSgLAR NOTICE; than,
selves bytmprgpsr and so iiary habits.
aiSsI bushes, study 'oesiy p msirisEs; 1861.
produced 81 early habits 4, youth, via WsstSss
y The Bach and Limbs. Palms 10 The &c. Dim
sfsss ssses bS.pspsts. ssrVcrS irritabis Do
engagement ofthe objective Tu4eiions, General De.
Billy, SYMPHONY d consqmIlioa.
saoh % b droassd~ioss o. G.Ssrg. c"aFa.idS I
4 ideas. pspSss,i.n Of Spirit, I.il F9Isbodins,
y ssi;:P: q az rev 3%dss
,ssi1 ,,ao,' s.eom, sse assipps h.s,h' o,i6
:$ssi:.sS: i.sisa :tsssisi ;Bp:siasss S ne
''''' ''asn' A"u 'Y6E6Ng MN s'H'unp"on'
who have injured ,hsS:siys: ~ . certain Praetle.
~ReS nssS s or even =. aS.a ss 's
sSs Sursd renders nstrisse ippo;sible, Snd de
Mhata PLY that yeupg man. the hope Of hi 8
sountryI the pride OF bis p1rsnts, should DO
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CcRERh OF FIFrEKsrH st. AND n. Y, Avs, !
Sealed proposals, endorsed ',Propossls Tor Frssh
Beef and Vegetables " will be received at this
cember, 1860, for the supply Of 25, 900 pounds Of
Fresh Beef aud u, 600 pounds Of Fresh Vegetables
at the Washington Navy Yard and Station, MS Is.
The Beef mast be OF good quality. and equal to
the grade necessary to make the best mess beef,
and be delivered In equsl proportion Of fore aud
hind. QuaTters The Vegetables must be Of the
best quality the market Affords, aud the Beef aud
yeEeiA bles must be offered for by the pound.
Bonds with approved security, will b. required
In one quart The estimated amount Of the oon-
tract, and twenty per cent In addition will be
contract, which IeseryAtion will not DO paid until
the contract 10 fully complied with.
Every offer nust DO aooo nipAnied BY awritter
sons, that the bidder or bidders ifhiS theI
bid be accepted, enter into an Obligation with 4
iye days. With good aud Ssnt suTeIies, 10 FUR
nish he articles Proposed ...,,,r,.
MED ~ such guaranty, and the Department x.
responsibility OF the Ruarsntors 10 cert neg 70 "
The Assessor Of Internal Revenue inr W aht ,s
In which they reside, and uniess lhe Huvnsso ~
quired by act OF Congress Is tuFulshtI NlIP lhe
proposal, as we'll as 10 reject any proposal not
ooasidersd ad yAntAgeouS To the Government
nantty on either article shall be deliyared, laay-
ihE balance dus the other article, the oontTac
NAV be considered rs completed In full, al the
0P''OA " EDWIN STEWART,
deoS-5t PaymAstsr, U. 4. Navy.
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A NrHRACITl COAL FOR THR NAVY.

BukHAu OF BauIPnslr AND RHcRuIyfsa,l
wAsHIEoTos. November %, isoS
Sealed proposals., sador.sd bids Tor steansr
MONDAY. the 9th Of December next, 81 10 o 'eioeE.
M S9I the sSsiiyeIy r. ths iollSyins 9n.eil
navy $srd. ". York. scooter
Boston, 400 tons
Norfolk, t0O tons,
Also, for the delivery Of 900 tons at Navy Yard,
PhilAdslphA, or ON board Of vessss at such polnts
yithia sig milss thereof as may be designated BY
All the coal to be delivered a bidders risk and
kind.
The coal to b Of The bet quality Buck Mountain
such equality TO be dstsrmi asd by Inspection.
The PRICE e be per too Of Pouads, al weight
The right Is reserved by the Bureau to reject any
bids not deemed AdyantAxeous to the Government
The coal 10 to be delivered BY the 2jth 81 Decsm-
or next, HrsQulTsd. N. smith,
de1.N Chief OF Bureau
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Personal.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE PRl.
IL waite eonHn ltAtions At No, &S7 AAEsAchusetts
Svepue, b.twNen Tenth aud Eleventh street. west.
with DR.. GARDINER, Of the Ricort hospital, Uni
led states Army Eenileman 1t twenty seven
ypSrs Experience 10 this PARTICULAR branch
n y Upon the receipt OF $40 advice aud mcdt-
cine will be sent free by express 10 any TUE At
f.ulic States tsl.ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE con,
] suited old DIR. DARBY 30 Four aud -s-LAH
street,. fsw doors south q psnnsy lysnls ave-
IL ssuacsofu .pth"is fAil, IL conn
dentiAl and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies.
mbJ
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pRoPosALs ron sTATiossRY.

TRnAsuRY DspARrnpHr,l
Sealed proposals for furnissias stsiiopsry for
The sss q lis Dspsrtmsst FOR tbs Yssi endiss
mil The iS,s q pss..Ssr, isso, a. II loei ngs
Blank forms for bidding will be furnishsd upon
fk. bids VIII be considered and accepted or 70.
Contrseis must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon to
The articles contracted for must DO furnI shed
from time to time durisg the year, 10 quantiti.s
pursuant 70 orders from the Department, The en-.
hrs suantities will. however be called for durins
zach proposal must be signed BY the individual
or arm making II, and be accompanied By a bond
yith sum- suretss In the sun Of ten ih ID
dollars, $500 apprcyed By United States on
DO busi.sss, on tors to be farnlshsd By ths De.
partme.t, eondltioned upon the execution Of =
eoAtrae tor uoh portions OF the articles
=, pay be awarded under 1t, and the performance
All dsliyerle. will be subject TO inspection By an
expert dstailed for the purpose By the Secretary
article will b. deemed sufhesst cause TO annui the
Dsliysris. mat y irse Of sssTss a he Treasury
- ~. f.ilnI. e comply With az gre order andsr
a. esa.ss. IN .ps1s. ss ne foIts,s.s o. the q: en-
Treasury may difse! the purehass,in open market,
Of such quantities Of any articles as shall be neees
sary 70 supply the deficiency caused by such fall
hs 5. fGan az e.
pay for such articles
Proposals ssaoeoupanisd by q satisfactory bond
will not be considered, snd contracts will be
sv,rded only 70 established manufacturer Of or
~ .' " WV. A. RICHARDSON,
nol1.so1n Acting Secretary ,ftha Urea sury.
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Residsness OF Senators end BsPre
ssasasives II Washington.

Besfdeness OF Senators END Bepf0.
ssnsasives II Washangton.
Tho following Senators aud Representa-
tives arc now In the city for the winter.
We will DO obliged to members who will In
form US Of their places Of rssidence imme-
dlately upon their arrival In the city:
SENATORS.
Uoifax, Hon. Schuyler, Vice President Of the
United s,sts.. Lsfsys,ts square.
avenue, near Fourteenth street.
:. IA s isss Il. x: IA n
Drake, D. D., No, 40 Z street, 9Th and 9th.
Edmund., @. +, VI, s2e Il st., near W ~,
Fowler J. s. Tenn, 90 EstIes,, IN .5i 9TH
Morton, o. r., Indians, NationsI Hotel.
%S 81 VII fs ssS E e. It, hSa :ad 9TH
ks%:sy A!.s: Miaas:ss., Nssies.i Hotel
Spencer, Geo. T., Alssams, willafds'.
Scott, j., Penn, 70 Fsyette st., aeorsgtown.
Upton, |. W, HebrssEs, 90 N street.
Trumbull, L., H., ao% First street east.
Warner, W, Alabsna, so4F street.
wii.on' asarg, as.." wssSi"Iton House.
REPuRsEHTArIvss.
A:on yn dSg. ~ T RaS,,s ,,,..,
AIteii, $, H, CALIFORNIA;, tts Elsyeath street
ha.n.' 4: Geo N, Ky- wi i.s q :,,..,
siass:a ScG A. Ohio, Rs.Rlas.en House.
Butlsr, d. f., Mass, cor. 18th and SITS,
9r,SSm Il nS u.s. M Tsirsssifn s' Hotel
Eldriss. b. X, wis, lss iith 81.
Finkslnbasg, q A.; 21e 2 q: aorth.
Fitch, +, New, No, s Duddington Place, lst
Garfield, J. A., Ohio, 2ss Fifth street,
HH:ss,.n D. oisSa. y, W1sniy Hs
!ngefsoll, i. O., IiIinois, 100 q street.
JSha.0a' ls' o. Is ts E Es,, San 4;
5Sai, Norman e; ii b. II ill., i. 81 18th y.
Kelsey, ". H, Tx. Washingtoa House.
KsieJ W d. Psnn;, as s a g :!rsst; .v,,,.
Loughridse, VIM, Iowa, National Hotel.
Moore, j, ii. y III, 500 E st, bet. sth ard 10th.
MsSnsrd, h. Tsnns ss'N s.isa III aotsi. w.
Ei6laek, W, E., l2o Beall st., deorgetown.
orth, @; s., IadiAus, Ss5 II street.
Palmer, =, w. lows, t S' al III t. t'' '''A'
Pomsroy, Chas., Iowa. 33l Penna. avenue.
R.,r w 3. I;pen. AZ ~ r N ,.sss,
Sargent. Aaron 4. Oaiifornis, Z street.
stsrkweather, II. H., Oonn:, Ebbitt House.
smith, VIM, lows, Nitiousl Hotel.
Smith, Wm. i, Tsnn.' Empire ,S House
wash buras, 8. B., Wi.oonsin, 80 sixth .t.
Wilkinson, NJ. s., MINI, National Hotel.
Williams, W., Ind, - North A Of.
DkLEoATkB.
Cav.nsush, J. NJ, Montaaa, ST. James Hotel,
GArnelde, s., WAshington I. to2 18th street
shafer, ]. K, Idaho, Willsrds' Hotel.
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PHoFosALs FOX STATIONKKY'
HlADauAnrHRs PIRsr MIN ARr DisTaIor,)
IofIIon CsIng ouAnrEssAsrIR,
RIcHhoHp, VA, Nov. o, $50, y
Sealed proposals., 81. trlplisste.) will he r..
'iH ts q s,s 81 Sfs sn ia 81 s,kST9SRpaf
Of such quantities Of
STATIo merry,
as may b Required from time % lime for the ser.
yyiee o. The oqsrterr astsr,. DepaItmeul In the
schedules Of the ARTICLES required viii, be fur
sapi.s :" q . .s:s s9s & ! ri. an
each proposal.
PIgpo..l. to be gusIsnt.ed as Indicated By tbs
once, asd tbs right to reject any or all bids MT
considered advantageous, and to consider and 40
espt any part OF any proposal. each article ssps
rAtsly-ls reserved.
By order OF the CoumAndlng GsnprAl First MIL.
tary District. J. o. CHANDLER,
Brsvst Colonel ouartsrmAster q. y. Army, Chief
ouartsInAstsr First Military District
noyl9-6t
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GALE OF PUBLIC PRoPs.TY.


0IyIon Dsrer ouAnrn.nArsa,l
M :. I'D o. .s y lss' d d.
unl.ed T ssi.si 4, rSr, nos.ss; W. ~ 10 osloet
coad:ns.s s,ssI. issS rss%nss.s q
Stores .pd Clothlnl and IauIpags, sonsistsS 10
Tools. Brosm., Brushes. Harness. Scrap Iron.
stoves, ,stoys.pips, Rope, or, is Sacks, spikes,
Goats, &c, he 49,
10 be settled immediaisiy stsr saie. "'''
PIoperty to be removed withia Ave 90 days aflor
District, HkNRY W, JAMES.
ouhtermAster. nov15-td
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DIED.

Mrs.. GiiGAisr A. isisos. In he sd rear d
AsTF ~ friend, Of tn. family ar. invited to N.
corner of viTsinis svsnGe and seventh street wv
e. Ss,,a s Bs. sgrB.s.
IA chIPr his Sifi q Trey. SS'T f0sl, and
rector u Trinity church. Washis ston, b. O.
a, The hisnds sts invited to attend her fsnsici
Fsssissse of ~. Jne, O, Kennedy. No. ~ street,
between NiAth And Tenth.
HILL Al n. r.'ia.n,. :, AZ, Pine :, BI.s S.ldSsii
oLIvsh BRIARD HILL, In the sixty third year Of
his age
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pRoPosALs FOR suPrLYIso WINTER.
STRAINED OIL,
TlIAuRi DHrsArxssr,l

w.sHIs aSa t GIN. sss i, s Ssas.
until o'clock, p. N, on nosDAr, the Oh day
Viz :1SSiysSc .s bG S
Ions Of The best qu.lliy pure winter Strained OIL.
nation apply atths lee of he Light Roase Board,
or In person. W. b. SHUBkICK,
nol9- eodeS Chairman.
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sLEIGH-PUTNAM- At HarmAr, Ohio, on the
d iastant. LuIHna Q. sLlIoa, Of this city. and
No cards.
BADgLBr--IRAHz1EI. On the ID instant.
By the Rev. yshu @, Smith, d. D., HHHRT BApa-
LSr. formerly Of Ohio. and Miss BELLE fnAs-
Iosi. only daughter Of Mr.. 10. Iransoni, Of this
city.
HILToN-CADY,-on the soth Of November,
lse. By Rev. NJ Butler. CAnBsaI 9. HILros. Of
WAShinGton. d. O.. and Miss Linn Z. CADr, OF
Montgomery county, Maryland.
.DAEIIL-BRowN.-At the German Lutheran
| shuroh. Washington, d. o.. By Rev. Rrnsst
all Of fAirfax sounty, Virginia.
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OFFICE DEPoI CoxnI,sAKr suBsIsTEscE.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be reeeiy ed
At this once until ~. N. on rRiDAr, December
toris.ue to troops at this place for six months from
January !, 1870.
such choice cats oil FREsH MEATS as may be re.
Quired for sale to officers during same period,
5. A. PORTER,
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'ourt adjourned until Monday next.

SurREnR CouRr-Residsnees eTlAs Jvsitess.-
Mr. Ohief Justice Chase, eornsf Sixth sd =
streets.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel
Mr.. Justice Grier, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice swayae, No. tse Thirtsenth
street, between T. and streets. ~
MF. Justice Miller, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Field. No. $50 , street.
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ARTHUR PANNELL,
OARPlRf1R AID BUILDER,
Ne. 81 Z o., .bss. ssh s.d Iosh sts.,
SOUTH wAsHINGToN..
JoBBINd PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
jAn75-H
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Railroad Routes.

ORANGE ALEK KAIE9SAp.A AND MANASSAS
sSss 4RRlHltEH iaisi;SBb{ SsRs' dlr ssAS si
sasass1i2a s 81 %:.is
~ dir.e. iise between New forf and he South
.tis!; %ssaIseroI =. ~ n,, "a Atsn:
ans1a 49, 4 S I, ~
S:..a.S Vim .isis l..yIss Rish 90sd q m. for
III !. IA q a1saiESdifeS,s y y M, con:
,assfEs yin 90 earliest trains % f'w reff and
.PssssesSrs pursh ..ins ush..s st %. Gsssr.i
r.' !scs: ' :sd s.1:f.s
az az. !::s: .s.i
. Tl;i. T i;:ss,; tsS "a s'. " first and
.es.,. .ci. In gaoApys.,
BALrlMoRs AND on'.o RIiLRoAD.
s; :'s SiSS III III :. II
L..-. ..n. ,S5!ssSsis is4lisoan
o., - j; "a ss,siR "a - and nd
L..y.., Z. ssssfs & 5 l. T.. ,,,,, :. -.
~ ''''', roS Sss isSaA4RgAAJa,
.'.''A'fdf 1ttY ssfa1sfsfi6ssas.. .dIsP. m
Law I sss FL Fsist 1881 SYqhHxs sGPsr.
Leave ts,iZ. !. saesps sstSs.d.y ssd Sunday. a
!;:i':. = Il: n. !:,:: .::s BIT.
more % Wheelins. PA ksrsburr. Dc.
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io u .en asys -.
Wnlker. me distncs sssomsy snssred .
"o Ts p'G,,s2a' ~ .h,s s case. ,,., to,a.,
next. Do.
ADJOURNED.
cr,rr co,,,r I,s.. o.-s.- TIL.
oon,, ~. occnniaa =. raiiov. s.sss,d.,,
ST.. p,e,tl., w. vo,,s.L Jr.,.
sun ~ esnn @Sa, AZ ~ LIE
n.iu u s i 1890 syv soa .ae p,a'n NJ.
dsn.ns.O, d.o,.. ,ha, ~ ~. ro .aoas..d IN
% rS a,s suss no o, oor r .w p sue
h.iu IA ~. ssno an az y.,s. ~ AZ. AZ
sanS.ns ~ .ho,hs. ~ W.
~ .hs dsssndsns a, III. hrnsh. ro NJ ~
I,.s. AZ ..isa.. ssis.
this ca.s aSs IN. ~ ons 81 ,Ss rsrsis -.
800 80 ~ t..,ir,nnS rssJ,sS %,,hsn,
ob,act,on' ' "A'N'
Tbs Court aid In II. charge IA An, inv
,h., mi. ~. rs,,.rtahi. - T., 49,,
. .ns vas Ion n, ,s ~. esss ~ many TO-
sSmI,,.S M. aSoo ,ns.h,sdns.s ss,hs on,.
on..,ion hsin, -h.,hs, ~ a.ht A.. ~
~. S.,hae 10y ~ hn nj. .on p,onah.,yy,
sWssrs that he fatbcr.iu.isw has nsid MIN
ssoo 80, sus I'm W. ~. a,..n. a p..u "i ~
~ n.,S ' TN: TSa s.. ~ .rsar. ~, he he
ovss Rio,dbsin ANN for ths rcas,n tbst h.
has moi maid him ana many otfer conaicts
oceur in ths testi,nony
fan nd q ~ far ha MI lntt
'u'' ''"u r,,y c.s. .'' wv pH'
ap,,ct y. Cornar.,,on :, w..h,r,,o,-
M. Coos Ala tbs foi,n1i,s ,."so.. ~ :
nav tyisi In this c.se,
4 Ths account And cb.,gss ara .vs,,..
tina oWsshIpgton Isylnm- pa n,oaucsa In
nroof ss.inst tha MAJ pe.,t N 49,
man and Common Co9ncii Ana hsnc. csn.
moi .nstsIn ths action sg.in.t th. W.,or :,
A.. a. n. ysrdict rsndsrsd' ~ 'o' ~
4 Tbst unaer Inc ordInsncs NJ tina c,tv NJ
w..hinstor W.v On SaSs sn,,,i.S 49, ~
for The soysIhmcut Of The Wasbins,op AsY.
INN - ri n.,msnt. ~ ci.,ms n,s ss.In.t * :.
ssylum for a ticl.s IA r,ishsd n mnst he m sds
h,ths cormi. .ion.r a. ~ s.,,nn, "a TO-,
snnn,ons,.,ion. maa..hs III re s,,. III ~. o .n
.pd ny .c,ion ia. sn.i., ~. ~ NJ .',,,. N'o'
+, 49, not an,saa ,sst ,' ~. vV .nnsoo,,
,,on bss besn M dn 10 ,ha .i,, X .
49,. - ~. .i.i,,. ~ ,na, III ~, snT pay
~ ~. n. " 'N"' ""Ai'qu"eu'J
7, A.. No, .rr.,r TIA, An. .r,,,,..
....sa 80 ~ ~ us aHoss
Nj s,,,,s :. Is,s. W.s;s. ~
,.na.n, ~. p,sa,s @ , ~. a1-
Rand "a. Ths Cornorst,on ~ ". IN, s,n n,.
s.ttIeS. >'''n " ""'A'"s''"'
oeuieo.
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GssnRAL TsRn.-All the justices win sIt
N oare this morning for the dslivery Of
opinions, but no case will be argued.
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THE COURTS.

EqUIrr Counr.-Thls court aid not NEE,
Yesterday. ! ~ u - ~
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within the fast eighteen years, and the numerous
Surgical Operations performed by Dr.. Johg.tsn,
witnessed by the reporters OF The sun, - and
many other papers. notices Of which srpesTed
sEAin and again bef0re tho public, besides his
standing as Ksntlemsn Of cha rActeT nd TespOnsi
eu'yskiss'bbffssE,Ipskss ssPfRs6fiYf cfbTRsspS'4
Persons writing hoqld be PaItisulsr IN direct
nannsr; JoHNM JOHNSTON, n b..
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Bes-ly Baltimore. kAryland.
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m. N. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,

Between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets
Retsrs TO Bishop MeGill, q Richmond. and all
snd Richmond, Aad DR.. dafnett. Warrington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-10

PHE Springfield Mass.) Republican
of a recent date says that white poplar
wood is in good demand in Berkshire
county in that State, and that there it
brings 81 per cord, to be made into
paper. A correspondent says: /" This
is a capital text for an article on the
" Importance of establishing a paper
g mill here and the facilities afforded
" in the abundance of the material
" needed" We do not think an ed
itorial is necessary. The quotation
from the RSpu5lica8 speaks for itself
and tells the whole story OF the neces-
sity for the establishment of a paper
mill here-here where the material is
abundant, where labor is abundant
and equally cheap, and where the de-
mand is growing and is to grow be-
yOnd any present or probable oppor-
tunity of accommodation from home
resources. We hope that the atten-
ton of enterprising persons will be
drawn to this matter, and that we
shall shortly hear OF a movement to-
wards the utilization Of the material
indicated in the way suggested,
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WE had the pleasure Of a visit yes
terday from DR.. WIN. w. LEA, of Full
ton, in this State, to whom we are in
debted for a copy of his speech upon
the Pacific Railroad" delivered at
the great Commercial Convention,
held in this city in May last. The
Doctor has consented to become a can
didate to represent Dyer and Lauder
dale in the constitutional Convention,
which we hope viii be called together
some time next February. AS DIR.
LEA agrees with the APPEAL, the
APPEAL can do no less than cor
daily commend him to the favor of
thepeople to whom he is well known
a people who have been gathered to-
gether during his residence in West
Tennessee, and by whom he is re-
garded as the patriarch of the. district.
The Doctor can domuch for his neigh
bOrs, and we believehas their interests
at heart, We know that he has the
intelligence and the ability for any
position he aspires to.
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THE proposition of Mr.. BRINKLEY
for the purchase of the Little Rock
Railroad stock owned by the city, not
being under consideration by the
Board of Aldermen we have nothing
to say concerning it. When the
Board enter upon a discussion Of its
merits we will have comments to
make. We only ask that the mem
bers of the Board inform themselves
thoroughly and act honestly up to
the ir convictions.
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shirked the ight are foes. They who
fought are friends, willing TO be Sc.
The second cause is the influx of
strangers, adventures, sharpers and
criminals, from other States, and their
influence on the freedmen. They
came here to live as they may, idly,
luxuriously and dishonesty, or TO en-
rich themselves without scruple as to
themeans. Disguised and undisguised,
they commit crimes, tell the freed
men that il is no crime to take from
the whites what they can, and stimu-
late the indolent and more reckless
and desperate of the late slaves to all
the worst vices and crimes. The
principal curse Of the State is these
carpet baggers by which designa-
ton IS not intended to be included a
single Northern man, as such. The
freedmen would behave ten told bet
ter than they do, if these carpet bag
gers were driven out of the State.
These causes have produced the dis
orders under which we labor, and
which are not attributable in any de-
gree whatever to the countenanee Of
respectable citizens. They were una
voidabIe, and cannot be immedi-
ateIy remedied. To put them
down, needs no proclamations,
no protests, no public meetings,
no misunderstanding but en-
forcement of the law, which nine
hundred and ninety-nine out of every
thousand of our citizens are and al
ways have been ready to enforce with
alacrity. To. proclaim that fact by
resolutions is only to make prOclama-
ton of the integrity of the people of
Tennessee, which is either above a
SANDER, or insufficient as the basis of
a good reputation, andnOt likely to be
mended by the most earnest protesta-
lions of the ten righteous LOTS in
Nashville. We ask these gentlemen
for the future to possess their souls in
patience. Many a i" erisis" has passed
away even worse than that which Oc-
Cured ia Nashville, on account of
Rutherford, without proving the
death of the State. We cannot afford
TO admit that our citizens are lawless
in any sense requiring extraordinary
restraint. We cannot afford a tacit
consent to Radical SANDERS, intended
for Northern consumption and de-
signed to save the waning life of the
Radical party. This is no political
issue-it is a vital one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-10

WE had the pleasure of a visit yes
terday from DR.. PLOUGH, the origi-
natOr of a scheme for a marine and
industrial exhibition at Memphis,
on a scale Of magnitude and looking
to such results as have never been re
allied here. The Doctor is very en-
thusiastic in the undertaking, and
promises largely, both of results and
organization. He states that men of
capital and resource are interested in
the enterprise, and that he has
promises of help that lead him to re-
gard it as an accomplished fact, We
IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-10

WE are glad to learn that the Life
Association Of America is attracting
attention that there is every pos
sibility of its speedy organization in
Memphis, and upon a basis that will
be satisfactory to our people, and in-
sure the success of the Company. The
gentlemen having charge of it are of
themselves a guarantee Pitts success
the method Of doing business, and the
results already secured, insure what
might be regarded as doubtful by the
uninitiated. -