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, 1869-03-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Two or 1hFsc ColoA IN SHce eaaAfon
yin. With mary coErttsut1ors. security estAblish
the reeds Of Consumption IN TIC syetetn Ihn4 con-
ytHtnR wtat was otlc ally aimp,e, c1rsale u.
ftctien, into oue RectrallY fat.1. Nbi.e ordinary
pEadtnee, therefore makes II the b1aincss Of
ese77 one 70 taEe czre Of cod unu It Is got lid
Of, Intelligent cxocftenee fortunately presents a
remedy IN De. D. JA1Nk's ExrEcIukANr, taor-
crRhly saarted to ttmoyt speedily All coughs
s'secs OF consumption, as :hma and hrppehlii:.
Sold By al dipEGietB,
, 1869-03-17

A IKENB DEARBORN THEATRE,
FRANK 3. A1KEN.......-sole Lessee and AAu4ss.
ST. TATRICk,s DAT.
Wednesday evening, March IT, Al X O'Clock. also
At tbs Grand Matinee 1t ~ O'Clock.
= C II l.
The Elegant Comedy.
The Great Success.
With Alken's COMEDY Company.
TO cunclpdt with ....
LEND NE FIVE surLL1SG3.
CT. PATHICK's DAY AT CROSBY'5
- Opera uouse. Tu-rikhL
MISS SUSAN GALTON
viii tine 6amcel Lover'a tIqulsite solg,
"THk ANGELS WBIoFER,r
AdMia41on-FAuiiy iiy Circle, IS cents,
, 1869-03-17

TYR SALTWATER power and GOO acres Of
T. Improved land IN boty. sdjalninx tho eity Of
EilRlnEton. on she s.. Ieuis ts.liEoAa. % ml.s
1ak houses three ealtr tehAut housrs. thfee lArza
bat tAtte and Aheao sheda other auaa buildings
res: Ai.o. .spleadid xlne,srd 9s 500 EFape,. Of
cel.tnt training i;s3 nrlt t.eeA p1tiy bssfln9:
aDAi 1uis, &C &c. This eligible ract Of 1and hes
upon beth sldes Of the E2ux1xee IaYet. large aud
!lptd current running upon = rock bottom. contAo-
in1 au tue1htuatble vhter power Of almost Limits
bic extent The lAod il OF ne qualify; this sur1ou,d
lag country u coming denseiJ pcpulAted tbs VIII
ineto esal de!cs tthe most northern IN the BArel
n, and this + che best chance for tnrcet-
ment In tue West. Tnc property may BE- undivided
Terms eAy, Inquire Of or Atttess q. q. COBB, Hu
, 1869-03-17

One Corr extract. d for so cints; tuo&
II; ttIee $i.a5; tour, f1-o0. By pr. steoasnA, s.
Clark street stephens All Right relieves aching
cotIB- DlugEtsts have 1t: Is eentz per pox.
A. CatHrlh breeds Consumption, cure
Teet It fire st l39 South Cla1k suse,, Chicis3 ),
PI1yAte rpumG.
CoHR8ttztlon Water Ii n ceftaIu curo
for D'sbetes md a1l diseases Of tthe Kldrfts. For
eaic bJ all dfugG1ets.
, 1869-03-17

TOR SALE 150 desirable building lots.
4. front!uR oa Racine md shtheld-Avs. aud plvIt-
e. anou1 b nalf I'll n.1e no'ie Ct L.oeq14 PAk: Ps!ee.
essh, 1alsnex IA one snd Two years. Snyder 4
LEE. HeAl EatAso AEenu. No. Metropolitan Block.
TOR SA1E-A dre lot on WABASH av.,
y sou,h e Fourteenth IT,. ea4t 'front.' .ojoiain9
Church -231l1 iees-onlE Slo,. b, TOR th1 week. fhe
fho1ctss nrssc!sss residtnce lot ia market. Term1
E1se; cAsh :balancc.f eud year., n per cent.
11tle beyond 8nesuoa mir ohtred At ta.s rslce
afew daya. Eilt undoubtedly bring $50 per f1ot
bT the flst Of MY II not before. WARREN & GJOD.
RlCH. Il DfRfhOFp.tt,. Boom Z.
, 1869-03-17

Everybody who na. a Cough OF Cola
buys the famous Or. BfcyenS ssouzh Srup,
which eu'ts the eame al once. EverF druggist
has II and for enlJ Is cents per bottle the hacking
coush II made 10 cease no headache ensaes, 20
naa.es at ne stomach, eeean.e ne psepssauoa
Or tleker. IL case the demand tor this uoet
popular remedy has heen 30 large - 70 exhsu..
your .etall druRgtsts' eu2pty. Fuller, Finch 4
Fuller, Chicago, can I'll Jo1f orders.
, 1869-03-17

9unlpSf Tar BoAp-1H 4 es7t0iR eNfa
Tor chapped hands and ID rouRhness OF Irritation
o. the skin, ecze12, EnRWosu- aa1t fheum, PIN.
plea and al Other c1tAucoQ6 1fctuoE1. EA6Ef
wel,, Htzazd B Co.. Hrx Kmk. sold ~ Al
GYNFElttt
, 1869-03-17
Corresponding GHantsn.

Observation-Disclosures live
Nh yeunE meu desire eorrpspondents With nun.
bet Of atCAcHJe JuunE ladies' where phbt,i ma
sne!osed ours vii be sent In return RtaAo address
A.a. 9LIV6Sa Ano c. z. ADAN3. - JAe&Bon- It,
, 1869-03-17

TOR sALE-Ba7gains To-day-Easy Terms.
+ Lots 2a1IA Henbe aat1 near Mitchell. tL13o.
Lott E11za on MICA. y md Hsst1nEs IL *:N,
loU s3x1z Oh lAek4on and AdtMnst3, 1850.
Lot on Mitchell IT,, near Pt.llos, &Soo cash.
kastiuss-st, corner Lhdtn. ous!ness rnrner, fsa1.
I.tuhearEL. corner HaItinEz, los Hxito.
GuOp"u.L1k d klSG, l9 MaaisonJt.
EOR GALE-By 4. r. Wing & Co., s. Wash.
I iasfon, st., Aoous and :.
9!l trcs 90 Wahathar. and Stssa-Et between F1ftJ.
-four tn aud F1lty-dfIh.
COO ieet cn Nleh1x N and Indiana an, between
ForJ-llnth and Ftftis ata.
:3kfby 100 Oh ~ Ab&ah and AchlEau-AyG, between
Fttty-ih1rd II d Fifty Eo1rth-x14.
10 By 100 on 1ndlxrs.4T-, corner Flfy-thlfd.at-
40 bT l6e on Webesh-Ay, ard State-St.. between
FortieiA snd Forty.ttAt.
3 By Ito On LAke-AT.. near WShp1naeh-
23 by 13s on IhdiAnAsT, between Ihirty-fousth and
7hlttI-nnht4
10 bI is On Pa1k At. between Lincoln and Bo-
bey st1-
Il bY la On Chtcazo-.v., near Eonb NIT.
3 by Is on FernonAT-. near Douglas plsee. With
Sic. hzst-el.ss two-*sory and basement houses on
FArf az, pe4f Enion f1rk-
Two atoYy and basement bousc on South Carpenter
II between Madison and Warrington,
5AEEes Oh lodsan4-tr. corner slxileta-tt. &2.so1
per Ade.
Is. Nth lAIge front <Ee on Fnlle1tou-Av.
AIyo refAl choice pIcce1 acre property On North
Snd West tidet, near city limits,
, 1869-03-17

LsOR SALE-One secondhand PtelAn &
u Co!lsnder Billiard taels inaa!se q DAN Nc
AAT9T, 1t B&QsEd FooH@ II Dsafp11Htr.
, 1869-03-17

This CoQfteilonb OF Au 1uvAlid.-Pub.
llhed fer the benefit Of yourE ntn and others
VITO e1fes from fet7ous Debility. ele-, supplying
the means Of eclfcure. Written bJ o5r who
CURED himself. aud sent free OF charge. Address
Nathaniel Aaytalr, brooklyn, NJ
, 1869-03-17

EsOR sALE-5o leo r., eaat front, Indiana.
L Az ne n ThlrtY-s!1thst. only a:9 PEI loot.
.{Il11ft H4rrtaon- st, LAhtn. At low figures
tloEs. EenaAtl:st.. near Taylor. 1e11s. ume.
n, r, BARCLAY, Is Hortoc-st., Room l.
, 1869-03-17
:Tnr 9aH.

TO RENT-NcW and beautiful piano fortes,
L n this sArne prica charged hJ other dealosa f,I
utconn- hand in4tTuMeAL- CAl At II. NJ HIt0i&s'
NHfefc6xp&. Ebtth E.l2fE.RL
, 1869-03-17

plated And GRATED hy tits at undcz tbs dtrac.
aan 20 a. asa q eoottti OF she eonni,sionets pton4sd
81 rhic1 tsa epst Of tic prop ~sed park vii
& loest NEG to our eaI pay.r ~ user ha! mtl4l
g. o"I&ra-tc:t4tnJ "a advantage no. 10 be m
ferraftu,
We have SOM What hu,.ie1ly AID briefly 70.
tnirro 10 I f1w xnu OILY tsw. OF tbt tectlont
faieed By It's eppouents- md the adTAn,sses
which It's location must { infer. We have ebo1n
toAt AesloD IL tlAycd fr couple OF yeaft l0a-
SC, Tho pt. p rty cor offered Wilt h. virtually Cut
tiouE rsaca py doaf Inv. II o:tftbl,nx ID value:
Al tie prep.rtg II taxed accorting 70 the AnyA.
AGte con <ted Aod al O. t nj auknostty Ia vested
IN ihs III. nix Coust to correct, OF enenc. or se1
aside tatd aFeee1mcnt: ana II, t7ef, tbat tho
muaey to Be received frJE1 the Illinois Gcntra Il
hAl TOAD ompsaJ Will ot uted 10 Ald IN IT, pur.
chasc
A. to tito QUESTION OF t1x4tou. 1t mnat bo SELF
eE1dttt TO tho n1ellg ct reader, tn2t II rn tet
irapoos.halitJ 10 estsbli.h tuch an enterprise at
The enc conttMpfxteo, without A'sesort n tnat
measure But when 1t Ia taken iu.n copsl dera !.
tlon teat the huFaen viii IA! principally on taos.
whoee PROF cry ~ directly benea ed, AND conc.
siqoeItty Wc1l aole IL bear 1t, taa oajscuon can
have little foFco with worktrerco Lei onr
Chronic s row !frs ak ttt psupersy.ao)d o, NeW
Ioif, Dai1inor or PhlIA1e1phta. Wne,he5 ine,
hh<c ever tegEctcd tie plt:anec Eait fof TIE locs
lion Q! tha Clnua,. Druid Hill or Faumo3t
Pa:kaf CT tcc M ceanic- Of those cttl wno u1Te
Ct to3ed thttr ccauti . and sur1nt sets how tba,r
Wlvse and Lite CIHB would vote, proy, led tne
farue orpor. .uritits were afforded them n VII
shortly be Afforded 10 the wo,klngn1en Of III.
, 1869-03-17

E0R SALE-Oue secondhand piano, Ia
Il snod order. for sizs, ons nelo outon Tor -: n.
Rno4 and cfsHn4 70 rent, % yay reAA0n4olc te1ms
st is Clark-st. HN. CASPER.
ITO RENT-Half of store No. So1 South
I Sta 1eAt- 4 Eood plA>a faf ratilineE or dreas-
maker.
, 1869-03-17

CHICAGO. Axrrn l6 1859.
To the Edito1 o! TIA CtitaGo lnban::
MI A'ieprion has hsen Just called 10 the lyinC
eIcolsr ftened - TAx.F1jet1," IL your i.1ae ii
erndsy. sde ttth tntt. 1ua ehtsg-d ~sth hstnc
ooe Of Af f..o MN rAo dtrhei ~ South Ie11k
nedeuf<" and an to frc.iye "uE TIE beat4ft or
fas t1po.dau't Of H'toN m.itoas 10 p'ssd,r
the tcf:p0ytrs. &c
II Is trfncsc1i arewctto "Txy-PAyes'r COW
ard,5 sa,ek teat kne. .o:strE .hassssr M * re
til rtrdeI n tn The b. the city papers.
u. no1 q o.nes % q n ta' ~ i19ect iqs
si,hnneh ri III an ta,.payer IN the South Divtst "a,
20 fhs. 20 far ~ ] an pe1so.aAy concerned tne
Ahove charge Il without fouodss'on-oeas Nao1S
klte. H.,
i The eow4,dly author e ii: at79cions ,' is.i
will st1e you r. kdtot nss name; ~ Ia hm M ptoge
Il In : epart Of lu.uce, Aad tniuk II not In
probable can unInA1E him. =. x,.4
Al this IL Iot The only anttAnce N Waica NJ
name hts bten falsely toupltd VI D puoue nsas
u.es OF which l had 70 kuoWieaRa, ana ~ tne
noet o6cnslre epltness. rtshi "a veil ado[at
being on1y pTtrafs ctttzea-i an rot ooona
tote7xto eNEy lying ecouttsel who may 4sAau me-
NTH 11ntuzls5 OR neifefeIce. T. ao1Ah'
, 1869-03-17
age11t8 Gaa1ttRh.

| A GEST2-Whntcd-Ard County Rights
n for sale eyesyrhefr, tfar Eoernazts duid e.sr
Che1pfr better and sttot than kerosene oil. ASpY
| 70 CHAa. kOEKSEH 4 CO., No. t1l LA4Allo-sL.
L
, 1869-03-17
Boarn GHa11teD.

pOARD-And room, for gentleman and
- 1ts Wits. nutn Nay lar IN the Vicinity or Lincoln
INK. AadlEan z. q. RpI IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
EXTENSIVE RAIL CONSOLIDATION.

The st. Louis Republican OF the Goth inst. an
nounces the arrival In that city of the following
railroad operators and Oflicers:-Daniel Drew and
Alanson Robinson, of New YORK; W. II. Vanderbilt,
President Hudson River Raroad James Tilling-
hast, General superintendent New YORK Central; f.
b. Phillips, President Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad; ]. II. Devereux. First Vice Pre-
sdent DO; William Williams, Vice President do;
G. f. Hatch, General superintendent DO. Charles
Payne, CHER Engineer do; A. Body President To-
ledO, wabash and western Railroad; j. N. Drum
mona, Vice President do, G. II. Burroughs, Gen
eral superintendent oo.; Warren C0iburn President
Decatur and East ST. Louis Railroad; ]. ii. Wade,
P. Payne. A. b. Stone. A. Stone, Cleveland; NJ. p.
Rush, @. 7. Williams, J. G. Harrison, Buffalo; A.
Keep, Chicago; John Rosa, George Cecil, New York;
r. MOrehouse, Elkhart, Ind. James Spears Lafay-
ette md; Q. M. smith, Springfield, Ill; A. Hills,
Cleveland.
The above gentlemen, officers and stockholders in
the Lake Shore ana Michigan southern Railway and
the Toledo, WaDash and Western Railway, have been
making general tour OF inspection OF the roads and
property OF those lines In ANTICIPATION Of their pend
ing consolidation. They went To st. Louis with
view Of examining thor proposed depot grounds.
next north OF those OF the ohio and mississippi Rail
road which grounds they design occupying by their
completed road Dy way Of Decatur early IN the ap-
preaching spring.
The consolidated road, TO be known as the Lake
Shore, Chicago and Wabash Railway Company VIII
be cOnsummated about the 18TH OF october and will
embrace the following neS.-Lake Shore and Mich-
gan Southern Railway Company; Toledo, wabash
and Western Railway Company; Decatur and East
st. Louis hallway Company, making route OF about
1900 miles In length. The Decatur and East ST.
Louis Railroad yet remains to be completed, tho
grading OF which Ii now under contract.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
TEE SITUATION IN TEXAS.

Personal Letter from General Reynolds to
President Grant-The Commander Of the
Fifth Military District Gives His Opinion on
tho Political. SltuatiOn-The Fight Between
Hamilton and Davis-YIaniiltOn Supported
BY DeInocrats-Davis the True Republican
Candidate.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90, 1860
The following has Just been received here--
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRrcr,l
STATE OF TEXAS, Sept 4, 1859. !
To THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED SrATES:-
personal No. ~
MY DEAR GENERAI.-After your summer recrea-
sion nave determined to add 10 your fail laD0r5
few words on the political situation In Texas.
lou VIII remember that about the 4th OF March
last there were present In washington two dele
cations OF Texans both claiming 70 be representa-
tves OF the republican party Texas. One OF these
delegations, headed by General II. j. Davis was APP
pointed by the Constitutional Conventions the other
delegan0n headed by General A. j. Hamilton, was
self-apponted.
Pursuing the policy which had decided upon IN
october, 1887 upon my arrival in Austin of always
endeavoring to produce harmony among all classes
pf republicans, declined to permit myself to be
identified specifically with either faction but
frankly told their leaders H.. j. Davis ana A. ],
Hanlt0n) that would recommend for ONCE men OF
both factions who was satisfied would mako good
evenly divided between the two factions, much 70
my qualification, as still hoped to see harmony
the radicals ID. j. Davis wingl charge while in
washington, that the conservative republicans "a.
!. Hamilton wing had entered into coalition with
the democrats Of the State TO support A. J. Hamilton
Tor Q9vernQi and In turn 70 be permitted " him. U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
TIE CAMPAIGN III 0;l.o.
Speech Of General Garncld--A Hint mt the
Present Situation.

Present Situation.
Our home trouble is thus now-uncer-
talnty OF values prevail in this country Men do not
like 10 invest their money In solid business invest.
the widest schemes ever known. Are not the tele-
graph wires between New York and here hot with
the messages OF gambling STOCK brokers tlcre3 Is
not hall the capital Of New York city that ought to
be Invested Ill manufactures turned into schemes Of
stock gambng.9 The secret OF it is that men would
by gambling than TO dig potatoes or fnanufac-
ture cloths for reasonable profit. That is
the way the business men of tiis country
are CARRYING their business TO very
here; 1t Is all rushing like blood 10 the heart to feed
the stock gamblers In the city Of New York. Why
Is this going onY Simply because Of the huctna-
ti0n OF values III this country just because to-day
q dollar means one thing and tomorrow means
another. And the genuine stock gambler does not
eventually. Now, my friends, If we could come
down to solid values-spece payment-theo
ton OF these gentlemen would be gone; that whole
business would be cut OF at blow. And II wanted
70 give advice to the people OF this country would
tell them that just weight ana Just
false weight and q false balance is not only on
ab0minalOn to the Lord, but wrong and an out
rage upon the business men OF the country. And
the sooner the principles are adopted, the sooner
capital will be joined to labor and the sooner the
wheeA OF prosperity will swing In their course as
leading to that end lies the direction OF statesman
Ship When Mr.. Pendleton comes and points you back
again 10 that chaos out Of which we haveNcOme, and
asks you 10 marry the past and the rebellion and
mp IN the name OF justice 10 forbid the bans In the
name OF justice and liberty let the party that saved
tho republic save Its good name and keep Its faith
now thai Tie war Is over, Great applause)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

Il G % doing the market sSs, c9sas
bushels !: y 4s for red state ~ 81 y 81 for amber West,
n Il Gs 8 Tnis ss "ss
s1rS S s. S 6 s* s sasa's sass
ssns Ts's Sssa - e9'
s " S ae % a at " note ss
5000 bushels Canada malt 81 81 70. s'1" '' ' y
generally heavy The csaerng remained
s H al sspo oS9
at 3D. and steamer 1900 boxes cheese lus ESQ
l5.0OO bushels grain on steamers account The charters
Is Cd schooner 100 tons, Porto Rico private
terms.
at l6c. i7pc. for bags aud rs 2a1ac for cloth
were old &C. 5c and new i5c ac p'''''
HEMP was dun, there being no demand, and prices were
fair demand prices were Sa firm at eoc 5c for
soiAse Ls-The business unimportani; prices how
ssSG s sd fs' last
& anv bu es wer @
at 4jSc Axe for merchantabe and shipping lots Sales
ia P prss a 'Ds es / pale IS strained
at Y s and S Do 30 y sna opaque y s NO We
G'?4 s;r3ass ezra S ao % and window glass;
non rss sHws; 'Saa, l'r VIII
se da ta ~ e in % "RS
po M beings
spp %srs sC Sad S5 n S Cd
extra prime No for fusc delivery Live
eS SEs Wore fore au al Dressed hogs we're auotsd ls
beef there moderate demand at steady prices the
sales being 100 56s at % VI for plain mess and si1 $s
inal last quotations. The safes were unmportant
For cut the Tars sso, e % but
Ike 20c. for smoked and bagged do. Bacon quiet
but firm, owing TO tho small stock small lot long clear
heavy value. Sales $50 packages at lssc. for No.
PETRoLEUM-For crude, in bulk, the market dull and
nominal at 1919 i6>sc the sales being only 3oO bbls az
sS.c Refined dull there being demand but sellers
Mere ws.s ony Hs b! F Far sssspbst Al and N
nal at 1osc lOc. In Philadelphia the market va. ex
remcy quiet but prices were UNCHANGED closing at about
price, ' and for private
RICE quiet but steady, &c. &C. for Carolina aud
TIC. 73sc for Rangoon. No GALES OF moment were CT
SERDs-Linsced quiet but steady, at Is 30 nv,
gold duty paid 0rass dull and nominal at yesterdays
STEARrNF.-The demand was extremely light prices, how
steady at l6c 2Oc for soft to choice In hhds and
sUeAp--The demand for was light, but fu prices
demanded. The sales were only $50 hhds Cuba ut
ksSea va. dull at s oo~p quo a
and yellow, l4ac lSIlc we quot. :I0aoa, In In:
t e good 20 do is aS FIR to good grocery isc
isyc prime to choice do, sc. lssSc centrifugal hhds
i5s &C. isc DO s's DO 1870 sSc DO DO Y!
Isle. 49, Porto Rico, refining grades, s4c l2c gro
TALLow|The business very light. There small
sales within the range OF l4c lac for common to prime
WuIsKRv.-Recepts 37 bbls. The market very quiet
aud tribe lower closing at III s' tax paid Sales ~ bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, AND THE RESTORATION or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, Sep

RICHMOND, VA, Sept "a, 1850
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
A telegram appeared In tire Richmond Dispatch OF
the goth inst purporting to have been copied from
the HERALD which grossly misrepresents Secretary
Boutwell,. 1t substantially charges that Mr.. Bout.
well has written me advising that the testimony in
relation to violence towards, and intimidation Of
loyal the late election in this State be pre-
pared and placed before the Reconstruction Com
inlttee when Congress meets, for the purpose OF
defeating the restoration of Virginia uruer present
auspices; and much more OF the same sort. Gov
crnOr Boutwell, has written nothin, Of the kind TO
me- and certainly could not have stated Ii verbally
as have never seen him, / have no knowledge or
Information 10 what his views arc the subject
OF the admission OF virginia
CHARLES Ii. PORTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
THE S!EUAT!Oy IL vfaGgsIA.
C0louel Walker as Provisional Governor.
I'll .ab.,

Brovet Major General United States A

from the Richmond Wing, Sept. 2l.l
The powers OF Colonel Walker as Provisional Gov
ernor Will doubtless be, like those OF his predecessor
extremely limited. He will be Chief Magistrate only
In name, the Commanding General being in TACT the
a1 s acts S all ns
in which the State is Interested seem to have
been the only ones conceded to the Provisional
Governor. But small as the authority OF colonel
walker will be, limited as the scope Of his action,
his appointment as Provisional Governor was no
doubt designed and will be recognized as token OF
his early accession to the Chief Magistracy under
ills election ana under the constitution adopted. 1t
even as the nominal head OF the Commonwealth,
gentleman who has our respect and confidence and
with his estimabe family, viii form a new
and most desirable addition TO our society.
yrSea thsre are tes mo- Srdnar1
character. Upon him we have lavshed such marks
OF favor as we have been accustomed TO bestow only
upon our own most beloved and trusted sons. We
have made HIM one OF ourselves by adoption and
Gu ieiest among US, and he has made virginia his
CHOSEN nome, her people his people, her gods his
gods There is bond of union between him and US
that should last and we hope Will last as long as he
lives and we live. He, by reason of his Northern
birth and OF his liberal republican sentiments may
be regarded as q bond OF union between us and the
Northern people and the liberal administration OF
President Grant.
AS tbs ostensiblc head of the state, Governor
Walker will represent US In q variety or ways. He
VIII be called upon by strangers who shall WISH the
State on pleasure or business, and no one can more
gracefully do the h0nors pertaining to such recep'
tons than himself: 1t 10 fortunate for us mat we
will have a man Of business, OF enlarged and prac-
tical views, and OF thorough acquaintance with
our public works and orr material resources VINO
can impart Information to those who NAV come
from distance to seek IT.; q man whose statements
can be relied upon, whose heart Will be devoted to
the interests OF our people, and who VIII not befray
those interests to gam money or any kind OF advan
tage
Should the Provisional Governors scope or action
DO enlarged or should 1t remain limited as it has
been, we still Despeak Tor Colonel Walker iair
trial, kindly interpretation, generous sympathy and
words OF encouragement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25, 1859.
Rear Admiral Henry X. Hoff Is ordered to duty as
n member OF the Board OF Examiners nj Washington.
Commander John h. Wor0en TO be superintendent
OF the Naval Academy.
Captaln A. a. DIARY has been detached from ord
nance duty at the Boston Navy Yard and placed on
waiting orders.
Lieutenant Commander r. II. Smith is detached
from the AshuelOt aud placed on waiting orders.
Rev. J. Rutherford Matthews, OF Greenvile. NJ j.,
has been appointed chaplain In tho navy.
steamer 'Tallapoosa arrived az Norfolk yesterday.
With draft Of men for the flagship Lancaster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

THE CROPS, &C., IN CANADA.-The Montreal wit.
ness says corn will not be an average crop In Can
ada, owing to the cold and raw summer. oats have
turned out well. In oil quarters OF the Dominion
the failure OF the potato crOD Is almost general and
this Is the only exception to what might be termed
a bountiul harvest. Barns are being filed to over
flowing and plentiful Is hay that the farmers had
to stack IL In order to leave space for the largo
yield OF other crops that followed so closely. An
Upper and Lower Canada, with few exceptions. The
numbering business OF the past season has been go
profitable 10 Oil parties concerned In 1t that prepare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27

REMARKADLE INSTANCE OF EQUINE SAGACrTY.-
There Is o horse at the government corral at this
place noted for loosenins the Knot Of the halter
strap with which he is tied. 1t i5 useless to
work the strap loose with his teeth and
go about the corral just when he chooses.
There is well in the yard from which all the gov
ernInent stock are watered. Day before yesterday
the punp-a force pump, worked by brakes-got
out Of order, and no water could be obtained. The
animals were taken to the creek close by for water.
The horse referred to refused to drink, was taken
to- Ills stall and tied as usual In lew minutes he
deliberately united his halter, walked over to the
pump aud, finding no water in the trough where ne
was accustomed to drink, at once seized the brake
with his teeth and worked 1t up and down several
times, then put his nose TO the spout, evidently
expecting water to come. Again and again. for
nearly five minutes, did he seize the brake and work
1t and then put his to the spout. Finding his
efforts useless he walked OF, evidently disaap-
pointed. Several OF the hands at the corral aud
others witnessed the above and can testify TO Its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Teras) Republican, Sept 10.