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PEACE NEaOTIATIoNs.
What the Elder Blair Told
gTcMaIIen of Virginia.


From The Richmond Dispatch, April z
r A correspondent ot the Wheeling Reg
lister, writing from r anoke county, Var
ssys 1WhiIe in Marion, SuSth coun-
ty, a few days ego, L had the pleasure OF
several lengthy chats with Hon. Fsyette
MeSIullen. Mr.. MeMullen says that
since the war he was one day in the
Prssideups house, In Washington, con-
versinR with Hon. FS Blair, Sr. Mr..
Blair told him that soon after McMul-
LENS A." psSce resolutions had teen in
trodueed into the Confederate Congress,
SIR. Lincoln being extremely anxious to
bring about q peace honorable alike to
both sections OF the country, and fore
seeing and wishing to avoid the. political
consequences Of the military subjugstion
of the South, sent him tMr. BlSir) to
Richmond to confer with Nc. Davis and
Iesrn what arrangement of the difficult
ties could be made. He was passed
through the lines of the oontending ar
mics and conducted to Mr.. Dsvis' house
in Richmond. After a-lOng converse
with MIR. Davis and other prominent
gentlemen for whom Mr.. Davis sent,
and for whom Mr.. B air inquired,
Mr.. Davis said he had no prnpo-
sition to make. Mr.. Blsie then pro-
DOBeO tllaI G54. lJSc'b al IlJ Uc luaiCuCu
into Mexico against the French that
Gen. Grant would follow and support the
movement that the united armies
would drive out M8ximiliau, and then
the Southern States should name their
own terms of reconstruction, everything
short Of Independence being guaranteed.
AT Mr. Davis request this proposition
was made in writing, and, after some
consultation and reflection, was signed
and accepted by him. Mr.. Blair re-
turned to Washington, and Mr.. Lincoln
was highly delighted with the success OF
the negotistiOn. II was in the hope Of
e0nsum mating this arrangement that
Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward met the
+" peace commissioners" Hons. Ste
phens, Hunter and Campbell, at Fort
ress Monroe; but there, to Mr.. Llncoln's
chsgrin, the com mmittee declared that
they had been instructed by Mr.. Davis
to insist upon the independence OF the
South, and would listen to no other pro-
possl. And thus the whole affair came
4 To "naost lame and inpO.ent concl1-
sion" Such Is the substance of the &C
caunt related to Gov. MeMullen by Mr..
Blair. Mr.. MeMuilen says that he asked
and obtained Mr.. Blsir's permission to
I make the statement public, but he had
refrained from giving it publicity peHd
/ ing Mr.. Davis trial, fearing lest 1t might
/ in some way prejudice bis case"
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee L. T.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1869, UN-
btil further notice, trains viii run as toll lws
NEW ORLEANS MAIL (dall! leaves Memphis al
u:4j am, arriving a. Grenada at 5:l5 p H1.i
making direct connection for New orleans
and all points South.
EXPRESS (daily) leaves Memphis at 40 pun
arriving at Grensaa IC:S0 p m, aaking dlreci
connection Tor G1ffseVille, Water Valley,
oxford, Holly SGrIDgs, and ali points nortn
OF Grenada on Mississippi Central Railroad:
Passengers for NeiU Orleans take the Mall
Train at lI45 am, getuBg Sleeping Cars al
Grenada al 5:l5 pm, &hich runs through 70
New Orleans Sgih0a change, arriving IN New
Orleans in time for business next morning.
8 sick Tfmei Sure Connection No Night
Procure through Tickets at 2571< Main street
or at the Depot. -.,, =,
(. s. LIyERM0RE. GeR1 Supt
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent,
SELL, HO v ELL, Passenger Agent. my2
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ESTABLISHED 1S4C

ics and lsborers st the Navy Yards anu
other public Institutions will be suDlecIeu
TO party prescription. 80 much Tor hAa-
ical love for the working classes. Even
the few conservative printers at the puo'
JIG printing ofIIce here are to be made TO
feel the vengeance Of party malevolenoe.
1t Is said that an appointment as one
Of the new commissioners 10 report on
the Pacific Railroad was promised TO my
old friend Ben 4 sde, Of blessed memo
ry, but that Grant, upon second thought,
had determined 10 appoint none but pro-
fessiOnsl engineers, and consequently
grievously disappointed the old man:
With due submission, this excuse VIII
not bold water. Gen. Hiram Walbrldge
end Hon. Horace Greeley, L own, are
gentlemen OF multifsriOus 6vocations,
but l never heard Of them IS engineers,
except In s Piekwickian sense, while
engineering bills and yobs through Con-
gress.
Rumors Of Cabinet changes are again
rife. 1t seems that reorganization o.
the personnel Of the Government If
deemed q party necessity. It's SAID tnat
many OF the Radical Senators and mem
hers who remain in Washington express
the conviction, privately, that unless the
Cabinet is reconstructed the Republican
partv will go to pieces, and the next
House OF representative Will hsve q
Democratic majority. ~
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ruE CROPs.
sTARKvrLLE, MISS, April "a. 1850.

ETARKVTLLE, MISS, April q, I55U.
Editors Memphis Appeal
and earJv man ted cotton seed has rotted
ip the ground. Some have begun to
pIant over, but Il has r8ined excessively
for tsn days; waters were never higher.
The impressions is general that there viii
be no stands of cotton aud no seei 70
plant over; less seed in the country than
hes been since the war-not one-twen-
tielh enough to replsnt. More cotton
hsd been painted than last year. No
stsnds Of corn on low lands, and prcsps ci
gloomy for anything. VERIrAs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

o,... Hunters Running Through the
t,smut--rr. SHOWS Faeitie HaiiroAe
Report-Tae Chronicles insin"a,,Ons
a Femtat.eSnce-Au II ueaasire"s frts-
tdeDt-SenoveF.ASh LeileE 70
near Case ss-S'Hba-Radieal F6o -,
Seriptson Of the sfS ~ -. TsTI,ored
effie Railway tOtn1Ai7S0'
cabinet changes.
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EcterRaL Application,

No internal adjuvants being required In any
case only TO regulate the bowels, II cOnstlpsleoi
or in Disrrhea and pySenteTy "a,
Tbe LIES. while astonishingly prevalent IN
their various forms amongst ali classes OF bOtn
sexes, are, at tue same time, the most distress
ins frequently dangerous, and hitherto AoS'
difficult of cure. ,-,,,-
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try every thing they can
Il arm of purporting TO cure the disease, yet re
aIiza no Dermanent aivan age thereirOn.
Vhey have been told OCCASIONALLY. perhaps,
there was ' no permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have despa1red OF ny iuture ees-
So ton from pain and suffering
30 all such SPECIFIC is offered l0r tnelr
relief. The
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standing committees +:

Finance eCommittee--I.T T. Winzemore, John
Paul Baker, II. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HowaTc M1llspaugni
John A. Grow, ID. W. Flowree.
Comm I; ee on Steamboats, s-John y. Davies, J.
Ed Montgomery, Il. q. Carson
Committee on Docks and Wharyes-Wllnam
Creevy, n, \. Otis, D. G. Martin.
Committee on revision of Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
MlllSpaugh.
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CUBA.

Resr Admiral Hof advises the Navy
Department, under date Of " Havana,
Anil q. on board the flsgship COnt0O-
coos ?, OF his arrival at that place on the
2gtb OF kuri,, from 8 short cruise In the
Cuff OF Mexico. BE reports that politi
csI matters in CuDs are exceedingly
quiet A large expedition, supposed u
have sailed from YucStan, consisting II
& large steamer and seversl ssi'iog YES
sal.. attempted to iaod men and srmsfGr
the Cuo3us on the south she OF tne
Western Department, nesr P-nSlr dsl
RIO. The Spanish Admiral had leit ID =
vaua in his flagship, accompanied cy
s.vgrsl other vessele, in search OF the
party but no news bad been received
from bin. The transport having cb
board political prisoners, that left about
q month sgo, having put into Porto Rco
for repairs, the Csp.sin General OF ina
island has determined to seuu some
of the passengers to the CsnstIes,
and the rem ainder to CRdiz. BJth
Cubans and SpAnisrds seem to be
exceedingly gnisI, and there have been
| no successes recently on either side
| Nothing can be heard of movements at
nreseut. bnt Admiral hon states ne
wouId continue &c keep the department
/ Ia formed Of the facts and IumoTs that
come TO bis knowledge by every oppOr-
TIE CabAn Constitution for q repre-
sentative form Of government was pre-
pared In this city, in the interest oil the
| Insurgents, and has been or will oe pre-
sented for their consideration. The ram
ars acted upon the assumption that tne
/ CubaBs will achieve their Independents
Of Spain, aGd, ss in the case OF Iexss
seek anuexsi n TO the United states
The constitution provides for the creation
OF one or more States in the Island o.
Cuba.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Reai s1d Personal
Property.
II tba roetter of Jssoa r. Millard. Bankrupt,

ny virtue of q general order Of sale entered
% by the DistTics Court Of the United states
for tue Distlicl Of West Tennessee. Ia Bank
ruptcy on the lSth day of december, a D., lsOS
/ viii -lJrOceed To sell. on
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Board of Director. for the present Year !
Omcers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVES, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Niee-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES y. STEWAkI. Assistant Secretary
JOHN Z. DAVIES, Chill Engineer.
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ACCENTS Wanted REeFI where.

n. CADARTs Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81 .
pound, suf1ictent 70 give rlca soiaen ysiioM
~ on bounds Of White Butter; 81 cents per
- ,1S;e packsge, sent to any address NO
ssrrner stouid be without IL, as while ana
sersa ~ Butter Is worth from ak 70 ten cents =
nonnd les Ia al markeU shap that OF 2 y,ea
yellow.
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oDD.FFI,LOWs DIRECTORY

CAyoso E,yCAHPslEST, No. 8, l q y = 81 = eseb
On tie Ist aud So Thursday HlshtS O1 T,es-iE s.i
month. r HeileTFh, Z. +; a. = D'
N p. Thomas Bacon, EcTtbe. -s,r
NFwPHTs LODGE No. 6.-Meets every 4uSSOvaS ~
might 81 5 o'clock. \ +. DSvis, \. t.' :. " Q
'Wsvpeshurg V. G.: T. Cs. honet, Seclt lttss y.
CHICK AsAE IoDGr, No. 8.-Meets every MOL MOI
dsv r5ght a. : O'Clock. e. A. Beehn, ,. w.
J l. Russell, V. g.; Thomas Bacon oeoi 0''
IS. r,,,-,t,r sEasss
Rim ] uuGE, No. ], DeEree OF ReDeE an--H e7'9
en- The Ist rlday nj lit IN each Inonth- s.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

Jzvp,rrs a>yD MrTHRAs Lodges meet In con-
iunction 4th wednesday in every month
r. MelleTsh, Secretary. .-. ,s.,,
Ga zIPR1s ou neil OF TtnCeS OF q usaAeLu LosA'
No. Raai. z Pulleu. sd. TsrSh.'ss a
E. FranklanG. SD, Recorder. - - g,
CAAyAR4 LaAPTEz or tsOse Uro11, lesu,, ~, -. 4
s-lsrles ". Adams, SD, NJ, w. d. l. AoA1'
I, En,,-FE DIrPLEssEIs Council OF K-hi S9th.
No. L Henry p Noo9lsro' ql- S@o'' Oo'11'-'
r,oysTsToRy o. WEST TEsbEssEk, 80: OiiS r
Lf1Siie go, C;rznM.'. In Chief DO0Ae -
Trader. Sd, EANS.s.
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"Wednesday. Nay Ie. 1860.

Also, VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
mill and factory, on Biz creek, doub e ia sizs
and fed by perennial springs offTee-stone water
on the plare. -
Also. STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The above is acknowlt dyed 10
oe the healthiest place in the country. For
further information refer to M. ID. l. stewart,
OF the Circuit Court, to Steele. No 1888 Front
street, or to myself = n KEN Shki.
Remberton, near Memphis, Tenn. April 20, %.
ap2l
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LUMBER, ETC.
Lumber
Lumber,

nLDE5r iuIuv5r merchants In the SOUTH
~ Yard established in Memphis 1871 Build
ing Material OF all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Door, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds,
Laths, WeathsrDagrding, Glazed Sash, Fenc.
icz, We don't intend to be u15ersolds YARD
and ofzcs foot Washington street, nesr river
NV = .-vEra y " = " fNhCHRAN
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LANDS Oh the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis, cleared and
1 tim nbered in tracts to suit, will be offered at
Public sale, for one third cash, balance with
out interest on the premises,
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief alIusion to the ori.in OF this import
ant discovery may not prove uniR terestiDg.
among the authenticated records OF the rs-
world, Is found the statement, that while so
jOurning for snort time on the bTaEliian
Coast Of South AlHeriea, ne oossryed i- tae l Ra-
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, be
found TO possess the appearance, taste and
flavor of Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, he sscertained that 1t was simply SUB
stance that the natives distilled in 8 crude and
imperfect manner rom rseh and luxnFlant
plant that grew spontaneously and aDr ndantly
in that warm tropical country. a few years
ago an eminent French chemist. " hire on a
professional visit to the tropics, made nuner-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductl0n of nature, and succeeded in extracting
concentrated essence OF me p1snE pa me s.,1 .SI
for the sale In this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, % Wnom II Ess
| chased rom the original discoverer. We
claim for this rema rkable, yet simple and per-
| fectly harmless preparation
LIST. That by It's use net galQ OF nom ~ 70
/ DO per cent. is made in the nfanuiscturs OF
cutter. -.
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked ox
I coarss-grstned, ard mpsrativsly useless lOr
/ general use ny the aid OF this Extr4et - re-
stored to It's original freshness ana sWestn ess,
sd. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
dan -ioHs, fresh Butter is actually made rom
"a az That p1re and excellent table Butter
/ can be made, st q cost Of from Is TO ~ cents per
4
| Ter. which Il the essenttal base
5ih. Thst Batter manufactured by the aid of
/ this Extract Is equal IN every respect to the
| be,st Butter made by the ordinary method.
/ an The Extract, after thorough analysis,
hv aole chemists, is pronounced perfectly fre0
| from any deleteIious substance, the iBgredt-
1 ents being pnrely OF q vegetable nature.
! nh. In proof Of the foregoing assertions, the
| factory Of this company is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
In the New York market, and Is consumed
from the tables of the first hotels. restaurants
| and private families In this city and elsewhere.
| A sample package OF the EXTRACT (sufnclelb
| to make nfty pounds or Buiter). with fuil d.
| rections for use wiz be sent 70 any address on
the receipt Of 81.
| CAUTION.-As all articles Of real merit are
| subject to spurious mutations, we would sPs-
cially canton tbs public against counteTIslts
and worthless limitations, advertised IS pow
dsrs, compounds. etc, as the Extrsct OF ina
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only oS
The Economy Butter Company.
/ Oniee-EI5 LIBERTY STREET.
eaetory-2S6 6RKKSwICH S1EEEF, n. 7.
state, County and City Rights for sale. offer
/ ing 10 capitalists rare opp0rtuEites for estae-
Iishing . staple business, paying enormous
PROFITS.
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WASHINGTON SPECIALS.

Union : eaguers Gail on Grant-He says
He viii d 10 All in r. Is Power TO Per
petuate The Republican Party and Ad-
vance the principles of the League
The AIchieOn Land Claim Dubious
Cuban Affairs.
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BUTTER.
T HE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention OF al Interested In the re-
duetiOn OF the extrayagant cost Of Butter, %
their practical and economical system o. max
ing pure prime Batter by aid Of the
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
WhnGE.


Ara ERoEA, No. les. Meets lsf Monday IL
every month. Al Odc-E ellows Eall, cor. Courl
sud Main. JOHN zent, y. H. John Beam
ism, See'y.
S0JrH BfEMrzIs, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday o.
each nIonEh--Hall, cor. MsdlsOn anc second
a 5. Wheeler, ". NJ; BENZ. K. Fullen, Sec.
LEIT.A SCOTT, No. 2Ss Meets lst Friday OF each
rno~th-Hsll, corner Madison and Second
r. W. Mitchell, ". NJ; s. Sturn, Sec,
De sCTO, No. IS. Meets 90 ErIcsy Of esoh
t.aonJn-Odd- FelloEs' ERll. p. 3. STA
N.M r. W. Shelf n, Sec. -,
KILwIENINS, no, 2sl, Meets SIN tTlo29yy
ef each month-at South Memphis HAL
corner Of Madison and SecOnd. John Alnsile
". n; Z. &. RIIlen, Ser.
RoYAL ARCH.
PEvN Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF sae1 Y
Fellows Hal John Zent, M &
II. P; b. X. Levy, Secy.
r. AED 3. y,
4 rKEKA Council, No. 6. Meets "a = onass &c q
ssch moatk-Odd-Fs Fellows Hal. soho 2sen'
IN. H.; N, ]. Wiggin. Rec.
TENPIaARS.
CTRESE ComInsndery, No. &. Meets an go q
day OF each month. John zent, Conn., NJ :
Wiggln, Rec
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NORFOLK, va.
Nottce to Stockholders.

OFFICE DESoro INSURANCE AND TRUST Co,
MEMPHIS, April Is, 1859.
THE legislature OF Tennessee haViog anthor-
l lied the President and Directors OF the De-
Soto Insurance and Trust company 10 dlscon-
tin.,e the business OF Insurance and adopt the
banking business whenever SO decided by q
oofe az Inc stockholders; therefore, the Board
NJ directors have ordered an election, to be
held at the office OF this Company, No. AZ Mad
ison street, on
Tuesday, list Day of Jss'les 1869,
To test the sense of the stockholders on that
nnesffon Each stockholder Is entitled to vote
in person OF by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share. ., 80,
]. q. LoEsDALE, secretary. apis
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HEMORRHOIDS Or PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE
w cent origin, interncl or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or oD-
struction, and all by
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General Agents
I. IT. W1NNEMORE.
Special Agent;
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents:
John P. Baker New Orleans.
W. Spears, NicF Sburg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. johnson, Cairo.
]. s. Cox, Evansville.
J. b. Davies, Lou svtlle.
John Cobb Madison, Indiana.
s. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Beekwith, Chicago.
Martin & Howard, st. Louis.
J. E. Merriman & Co., ST. Louis.
Don Alonz0 Childs, New York.
FropC sitions for subscriptions Of money or
lands to the capital stock Of the Company
SN '>-'' F.Y. ROCE FIT.
rnhH Agent al Memphis.
No. II Jefferson street.
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.TcuTsoN RAuROAD CLAIM.

The friends Of the Atchis1n Central
Branch Of the Pacific R4iir0a1 hs7e not
vet sbsudoned sll hope of gettiEg the
GoveTnhls sHt subsidy on the remaining
two hundred snd fifty miles, amounting
In bonds and lands to about eight NIL
lions of dGllars. The subject WAS
byougbt ~ in the Cabinet meeting yes
terdaq, ard. while DO official sction wss
taken, il wes formally decided that the
Secretary of the Interior had no author
itv TO issue the bonds ssked Tor, and that
il would he unjust to the Government to
do go. The question was pressed, today,
before Secretary Boutwell,, but, from the
present iDdicstions, the proposition Ci
the Boston men will fare IS badly before
the President and Cabinet as 1t old in
Congress.
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REPLY.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Mr. J. w
Wright publishes q card to-day, stating
that he is the claim agent referred to a.
being connected with reported frsuds on
the Indisn soldiers in the Cherokee and
Creek Nations. In this card he declares
that all the money for first bounty has
been psid that nifty Thousand d9liar7
of the second is on its way to claim
ants. and thst aH will be paid. The
ststenen @nuin these dispatches were
bssed on strong documentary evidence
in the hsBds Of responsible parties, and
on sfidsvits from claimants on fiie In
the Indian BuresU. Mr.. Wright says
that tire publication was made through
an alleged Indian ring, some OF whom
want 20 be ordered to investigate it. be
does nor himself request such eKsmina-
fion. Secretary Cox will be ssked to
hsvs tho new Q14ker Superintendent
IOoh into the matter.
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Is a strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents, and the proprietors
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE is the
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p The Economy Butter Company.
once-EI5 LIBERTT STREET.
eaetory-2ss 9REEswIcz saEEEr. NY.

STATE. County and City Rights for sale. Offer
ing 70 capitalists rare opportuEitis5 for estao-
fishing q staple business. paying enormous
profits.
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Gssry. Of Pennsylvania, ex-Gov.
Ne EeII. OF New Jersey. VIM. V; Alex
ender, of New York, and Jamss NC
Ouade, of Pennsylvania, arrived here
tais morning. They are committee OF
the Union Lssgue OF America, appointed
at a recent meeting in New YORK, To
visit t6e President and Cabinet of1icers,
20 notify tneul Uf the permanent cbarac-
ter Of ia League, and 10 assure them
that it would continue to sustain the Re-
publican psFty, and support the present
sdministrs.iOn. Tbs gentlemen called
on the President to-day, and snort
speeches vFera exchanged. Tne kresi-
dent stated thSShs would do all in bic
power to psrpstdste the Republican party
and the League. he also stated that he
mad notified Gen. Candy TO order an
election ia Virginia during the present
or csrly next week. TIE objectionable
clauses are to be submitted and voted
upon sspsrately, and the President
deems this course OF o6tsiniDg fair ez-
preston OF the popular sentiment the
most prec ticable.
POSTM ASTER AT ANDERSONNlLLE.
Ths Peslmssteg-G9nsrsl to-day ap'
pointed 8 Nelson, a e0iOred man, post
master at Anieraoavi!le. GA.
FIVE CENTS.
49,
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During the month Of April three
thousand eight hundred sBd seven
claims for pensions were fled in the
Pension office three thousand nine hun
dred and sixteen claims we're disposed Of
during that period, being one hundred
and rims in eEesss OF the number re-
eeived. t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

UcTJoN NOTICE.
IA A large assortment OF
elegant Furniture
81 private aae without re- ard 10 cost Of manufacture
line raror and Bedroom Suits from S6a upwards
CAll and examine. Ali 90 Ids warranted.
$50 broadway. near Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

JACOB BO0ART, AECTloHEER.
- "Wednesday, Soven.ber2
Al w O'Clock, Mt TIRE auction No. North wMiam
street,
Noutehoid Furniture,
BIssts, hrsepy snc ingram Ct.ts aTga lot OF Lock
eissses nprsh' Piano. cootns nGt fsrior stoves &c
Thursday, November I,
~ l0t o'clock, at the auction OF oods
oi Ter nmefy % dozen shirs, ~ dozen Drawer Cobinr
&C., &C. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

grAAMANY HALL.
i FOI,RTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
At convention Of the Fourth Senatorial District held q
No. Sic Pearl street. pursuant " cali Of the General Com
mitee Of TammAny Hail, the
Hon. WILLIAM H. TWEED
unanimously nominated State al the
ing election. EDWARD HOGAN, Chairman.
H. q. MURPHY, c..r.,.....
nlcHA H. SHASDLEY,S "'