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Ff...CI GOODS.

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Military Goods! Military Goods!
CHARLES W. GREEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer i'll
N THEA T1HfERAaTFR1cAL,
Soclhit Citizen HI GOODS,
Of every description
SWORDS for presentation on hand and made
to order.
BELTS and SASHES.
DRESS HATS and CHAPEAU&.
BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
BUTTONS, u. 5. and State
SWORD KNOTS.
SHOULDER KNOTS.
MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &c
CAVALRY EQUIPMENTS,
Ofevery description.
FIREMEN's UNIFORM TRIMMINGS,
Hats, Belts, &c, &c.
Any styleo National State, Society or Church
BANNERS made to order.
EMBROIDERED STARS, ROSETT Es AMI
EMBLEMS.
SILVER METAL DEVICES,
Silver Embroidered do.
EMBROIDERED SHOULDER STRAPS
AND STARS.
GOLD CAPS CORDS AND ORNAMENTS.
MASONIC AND OTHER REGALlAS
MADE TO ORDER
Cavalry, Artillery Infantry and Fireneh's
ESUIfS Of any description, made t" order
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/ $50. No }AKG 1871.
ARE YOU AFFLICTED OR SIC X?
USE
FAHRNET'S

BLOOD CLEANSER, OR PANACEA!
An Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined. for diseases arising from bad
blood such rs Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Erysipolus, Chills and Fever, letter,
Tumors, Sick Headache e
Beware of limitations The Oldest and genu-
hnro, Pa and Chicago, ILL., Ask for BLOOD
CIEANSER. Or PANACEA, and take no
other Sold everywhere, at 81 25 per bottle
E. ). I.EADBEATER i BRO, Wholesale
agents for Alexandria, Va. my l-2w
rMOKED BEEF Of choice quality, cured ex-
y pressly for our own family trade for sale by
AVERY j. DAVIDSON.
ape 22G King ST.. cor. Alfred
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SAILED.
Steamer Wawasct, Fowlkes, Currieman by
Potomac Ferry Company.
Schr S VI Tasker Allyn's Point, by Ameri-
can Cnnl Co.
MEMORANDA.
5chr Mary P Smith, hence for Now Haven,
at New York 10Th ultimo
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The Mormon authorities are said to be mod
Grating in their tone towards the 'Hcntllcs.
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.. ABUSES IN TIE NAvY-A letter from Key
West, Fla, to the Cincinnati Gazette says:
''There appeared Il statement that, some weeks
ago Paymaster Robert B; Rodney had been.
without warning, arrested by Commander y.
w Weaver, for circulating tracts. from the
American Society, on board the Terror. [
Lnn,v that MI the statement was exactly true :;
and that Rear Admiral S. =. Lee, 50 far from
rcdrcssing the wrong, or releasing Mr. 10Y
ney did, as stated, actually connlve at It,
And now he is having: Mr. Rodney court, ,1!
to ID with that Sun letter Of February the
SI,b Inf he has convened the court without
the cxnress authority from the President. which
in home waters. is required by law This lille
nal;tr nvcites bitter comment here, where
The whole affair is the talk of our island city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-02

\ BAPTIST educational convention for tho
South is to he held in Richmond, beginning on
the evening of the 18th of July. The opening
address will be made by DR.. Sears, the distin
guishcd agent of the Peabody fund, and there
nrG few men in the nation 1 who are so full on all
to Instruct Prominent educators in Kentuc-
ky. Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Virginia, and the Territory fColum-
bia have been invited to prepare papers on as.
signed subjects, the reading of which is to be
followed by oral discussion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-02

judges or ELECTION IN PRIScE "MIIA;M4
Brentsvillc Geo. ". Sf;esmth. NJ NJ
Roseberrv, and Isaac p. Baldwin,, ,, :,
GainesvilIc-A. H. johnson. Robt +. Mason
and Matthew Dayls. ;, !, -,
Dumfries Fl. Feuchsel, }. II. Jordan
'''' 0ccnnuan Selccman: Bern GIassc"ck
and Jos. }. Janney..
NIanassas-Jos. J. Cockrcll, Films E. Couuor
I r Fcuchsel, \. johnson. Sam r. Lowe
FEas = Common. and Isaac p. Baldwin are ap-
no; ;, commissioners Of election to open the
spcrarol election returns and determine the per,
sons who have received the greatest number
# votes for the several Offices voted for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-02

MAGNETIC INFLUENCE OF THE FEMALE Sen
A commander in the Royal mail service
found his steamer thirty miles out of her
course. He was sorey troubled, and could
not account for the local attraction that had sent
him so far out of the way. Instruments and
calculations appeared equally faultless Sorcly
troubled from having passed sleepless, watch
full night, the captain went on deck after
breakfast Seeing lady sitting las was her
custom) aud working near the binnaele, it oc-
Cured to him that probably the scissors were
of the sort. and bent Oh closer investigation,
he discovered that her chair had an. iron
frame. 1t also quite reasonably flashed across
him that the lady's ample crinoline was ex-
teuded by steel hoops So, mastering all his
faculties. he exclaimed with as much forgive
ness and as little reproach in his eye as posi-
BILE. MADAM, YOU have, by your local attrac-
ton, drawn my ship some forty miles from
her course .'..-
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LIAR BRUSHES AND COMBS.
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l LOVE YOU!

Phalon's latest Perfume just received at
- CHAS. w. GREENS,
n,v0 7G King street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
~

A decision Of considerable importance
to all persons who have purchased real
estate in the South under the sales of the
same By the Federal government for tax
es was decided in the supreme court OF
the United States, on Wednesday, on an
appeal from 3 claimant whose land had
been sold by the Federal tsx-ccmmission-
ers, under the act Of 1882. A deed was
given by Two Of the three commissioners,
who were authorised to sell. Two CUES
tionE were iRvolved-the validity of the
law and the validity Of the deed. The
court sustained both, and held, AZ the
sale was made by g public set, it was en-
tirely competent for two Of the three
commissioners to convey 8 title. The
virtual effect Of this decision is to give all
the preseat owners OF these lands q fee
simple in the same. A good deal Of prop
erty is held under these titles in Mem
phis and in Shelby county, IS well as in
Tennessee and throughout the South;
property that Of right belongs 70 widows
aid orphans Of deceased Confederate SOL
diars,tO whom this decision viii bring IN
told distress. No decision pronounced by
the supreme court hiss eve occasioned
such widespread calamity as this, which
gives to scslswsgs and carpst-bsggerz the
property Of widows and orphans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
GO n REGISTER.
OFFICIAL sALARIEs IN MEHPHIs

4 vi ALAA1 aA1AAAEa IN AEMEELHss
A communication in another place dis.
cusses the merits Of the bill before the
legislature equsHzing salaries of county
officers. just and wise legislation, affect
ing this matter, is invested with many
difficulties. It is pslpsble 10 every one
that the sheriff Of this county, who must
execute q bond for one hundred and aftv
thousand dollars, more or less, and is
forced to have from ten to thirty depu-
ties, for whose acts he is responsible, Of
ten to the extent OF half 8 million dol
lsrs-it Is pslpabls that such an officer,
subjected to such responsibilities, is not a
mere boOk-keeper on Main OF Front street.
No bank officer incurs such hazards or
assumes such risks as the county
clerks and sheriff Of this county. A mer-
chants confidential book-keeper and So
countsnt balances his cash, in the very
presence Of bis employer, every day, and
however multiplied OF great the sums in.
volved in daily transactions, the real Ie-
spOnsibilities Of the book-keeper and
financial agent, Of whom our -correspon-
1ELN HAAAHa - NAAAAAAa oAl4 = EalEka
endangered alone by his own acts, can
well sfOrd, as asserted, to toll for 5000.
per snnum. Tsx-collecsors here must
have many assistants, and not only is
the sum collected in this countv
than in thirty counties that
be designated, and thus the
responsibility is thirty times as
great as In either Of these thirty cOunties,
but the risk OF loss, through Laches or
nalfeasances Of the deputies is hare
thirty times in excess Of such hazards il
sitber Of these thirty counties. Here
;ourts are perennial, and in the thirty
'ouniies three or four weeks Of the whole
yssr alone are deyOaed to toll bv the
county officials, In fact, these Office
are paid to-day in accordance with
chedules Of charges, which give a sum
otsl ~prOportioned to the amount of labor
.oDs and risk incurred. In San Francisco
be sheriff is paid ten thousand dollars,
I'd bis deputies from two thousand to
thousand i've hundred dollars each.
ixed salaries are there given proper
TO the smoUns Of bonds executed
nd Of dangers Of loss to which the SD srif
treasurer and ohief-clerk are sub
The sObordinates Of these officers
no do the sctusl LABOR, have, esch, fixed
aiaries. The charter Of San Francisco,
I'D its mode Of municipal government. :
ssid 10 DO the BEST Of any city in the
'nitsd States.
When 8 Legislative body adopts a con-
popular idea, when the people
oprove its action and economy and the
Of popular burdens become a
q ia, excesses are to be avoided and
injustics should not be done, as
contemplated BY the bill now pending !
the Legislature. Let men who take riaks
d sssums grave responsibilities be pro-
rewarded, or WI win soon be cursed ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02

'nese msetinsAs such ss was never known
before. oOnpsls his Reelection, and In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
GO n REGISTER.
STATE BONDS DONE FOR.

The finance committee of the State
Senate, as we sre advised, viii propose to
reduce the rate of taxation to fifteen cents
on the hundred dollars. To such an ex-
tent have frauds been discovered, and so
palpsbIy true Is the fact that the State Ii
not bound in law or morals to pay bonds
sold for less than their facs-vslue by rail-
road rings, that no provision whatever
will now be made for the payment of
these void obligations of the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02

with once-hoiders, not only incapable,
bet dishonest. They win believe that the
lsborer is worthy of bis hire, and steal
more than would secure the services OF
the capable and honest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02

~ The undersigned taxes occasion, in this
connection, to thank the public for past IA
vors, and to assure al persons having claims
In the hands OF the late firm Of Moyers q
Dedrick for collection, as well "a those hav-
ing claims Of any sort which have not yet
been presented that IL viii be his constant
endea yoF to press business with the utmost
diligence. and to give satisfaction to All Dar-
ties intrusting business to him. It Ia with
pleasure that he netes growing disposition
on the part Of the General Government to
deal in q manner more liberal with those
who suffered loss Of property during the Iate
war, and 1t 10 Hkewiso q source or gratihca-
ton that the prospects are good for an eariv
settlement Of ali meritori0us pension and
bounty olaims. - Is also worthy Of note
that q considerable number Of ~clttEsna Of
foreign birth living amon8 us, who have suf-
fered loss and damage Of peraon and nron-
sriy during the war, are now provided with
and efficient means OF redress bv fhe
Treaty OF Washington OF May :, ISL WEI
these improved facilities, il Is to be boped
ali worthy claims will in future mnef
more prompt attention, and be brOuahf "a
final settlement with less difficulties and de.
Lays than ever before.
Very respectfully, etc, 2E |
GILBERT MoYERa |
ofacess Ne. e North C~ouTtssreet. Nemnhis |
aAn.; Postoface BpnainE. VeksbnrN, ElsS. ]
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- 'NI11" HOHIu % ulIlOllb % poFIf6T.
Inc spirit OF FLETczER n. TALLzx passed
away Saturday morning. Dscembsr ,, 1877,
sss u years, Q monthz snds days. His bed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
Dissolution of COpartnsrsnip.

THE nrm OF Meyers q Dedrfck, Attorneys
4 at-Law and United States Claim Agents,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent w.
W. DERRICK retiring, Gilbert Meyers as
sumes all liabilities ofithe late drm, and is
alone authorized TO complete the unfinished
business Of The arm, and TO collect an ont
standing Indebtedness due said finn.
MOVERS
W. W. DERRICK,
Memphis, Tenn, November 10, 1871.
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a. SEESSEL & SON.
Great Bargains
THE HOLIDAYS!
COMMENCING DECEMBER LIST.
The Entire Retail Department 10 be Chased
Out in 80 Days!
f~C0MMFNcING DECEMBER LIST.
NOTE THE FoLLowlse GREAT BARsAINs :

NOTE THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS:
100 pieces assorted DRESS GOODS, of the latest Importation, from Is to
so cents per yard.
80 pieces DOUBLE WARP BLACK ALPACAS, at % cents per yard;
worth 40 cents.
100 pieces of the celebrated " Greenback" Brand SILK LUSTER ALPACAs
from 50 cents to 81 per yard; on accoent Of the large stock OF the
last named goods on hand, we will offer them at special bargains.
A line of COLORED SILKS, in rich colorngs, from 81 per yard upward.
80 pieces BLACK SILKS will be offered, from 81 per yard upward.
The superb ROYAL STRIPE OTTOMAN sHAWLs, reduced from
$500 to 500.
The beautiful SCOTCH STRIPE SHAWL ARGYLE" So; former
price, s. 90.
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ofaoess 70. e North C0uTtssreef. emnhis
ann.; PostofAoe Bpuaink, VIeksbrrE, N5sSs
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lave ONE OF THE LARGEST sTOCKk
e. II has ever been their pleasure to ofer
both TO the city and country trade, consistfns
In part, VIE:
LOO bags C0GeeI Hose kegs EHtss4
Q haas. sugar 300 h5Eh. suERrt
8Og9 bills. AF0D-saes-aHL na1terne
<0O0 pieces BagEtRgs 2 60 az RDamda
1000 Do4Ss Flenr-alk grades
1000 bhss. SaEtg 0 bella. WkfsH<ys
500 Pkga. Tobacco ! 100 eases AsFrasmea,
zoe eases 0ystersg
Boe0n, Hess Pork, WaEaa. EaFIs
Ane&ere1, nohaases, Heal. nnd vnraaus
other articles tn their line SEQ RaIaaF1
The attention OF wholesale dealers La sps.
elaIIy invited 70 their large stock, which ass
oeen gotten up with great care, and is OHered
AZ prices That must pscve satisfactory 70 on
era,
Their Cotton Department Is under the
onarga Of A. TREADWELL, who gives MS
personal attention to the sale of Cotton, an
having mad u years experience in the bust
ness, feels competent 70 do Justice TO ahipperz
IN the sale OF the staple. They would furfher
return thanks for the very liberal patronage
neretofore extended to Them, and respect
fully solicit continuance Of the sarRa,
sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
James Hall,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
For all the states and Territories;
Jua tiee Of the Peace q AttOrney-atLaw.

So Domestic and Foreign Collections So
ltcited. special attention given to the pros
ecution Of claims before the mixed Ameri-
can and British Joint Commission for Dam.
age done to British and American subjects
duTlnR the late war. nnla
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02

Sonora, Mexioos for t100s00 damages for
seduction and breaeh OF promise, Obtained
q verdict Of $500. The dafendsnk h nld
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02

" sIcTIoN 4. An enumeration Of the
q1slitied voters and an superintendent OF
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they, like the poor man at the feast, are
permitted 70 look on but gss none Of the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

work is BY the celebrated Brsoidi, whose
decorations on the valls Of the Csp::ol are
veil known. The cost Of the freseo,ng
~ over So. 900. Previous 10 the recent
decorations, the Arlisgtos vas proeouscsa
the finest hotsl in the eosntry its elaia
to that Positios nov 10 far beyond ques-
tioa.
General Pieasantos. the new Coauis-
sioacr Of Iotennsl Revesue, has introduced
sort Of military discipline 10 his Bureau,
which is in accordance with the spirit Of
the Administration, but which is very dis.
tasteful to those it acts on. Well, it will
not be change during this military regime,
but as this is the last chance for the mill.
tary to take the precedence, they may Is
we'll revel in their power. Under the next
Administration, which will be Democratic,
the military will 6nd their proper position,
and as in times past they will be as was iu-
tended by the founders Of the Government,
under the control Of and not superior, as
now, to the civil authorities. A military
Government is we'll nigh "played out"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18
SuPKaIxrrxprxr or INDIAN AryAin

SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN Abrams.
The question Is to uho has bees %.
pois,ed Ssperisteodens Of Indian A4airs
for this Territory, which has been twice
settled BY telegraphic reports-ooce 10 f..
vor Of Gen. Mckinney and subsequently
10 favor Of Judge Hodman-is yet involv.
ed in doubt, the only question settled 10
that connection being the utter unreliable.
ity Of telesraphic reports. Hoffman was
reported to have been confirmed on the
Gath . private dispatch from Washington
of the 9th stated that Mckinney had
been nominated to the Senate by the Pros.
ident and that the nomination would be
confirmed; later reliable private intelli.
geuce, up to the FIRST Of February, says
that no confirmation Of either candidate
had been made at that time. Hoffman
is backed by Senator Williams and Nc.
Kinney by Secretary Belkuap, and the
probabilities are that tho contest will be
compromised on third candidate, as such
contests usually are.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

FALSE Vors.-A yonug man calling his
name John Anderson voted in Kitsap
county at the last general election-for
Garhelde, Of ,cosrss.- about thrss
month. ago .pplied for ADD ostaiosd big
naturalization papers. uadae tho name q
Ole A. Void, .stivs Of Norway. ,Hs
has been .rrsstsd by Sheriff ws.kiossss,
Of Mason county. and bound over . The
March term Of ths District Court for 'this
district, 70 answer to the charge Of false
voting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18
East Of the Cascades.
EAST SIDE, Jan. q,

EAST SIDE, Jan. q, 1871.
Ed. STANDARD: Your chief interests
are, rs matter Of course, along aud near
the Sound, but yet some of your numerous
readers may be interested as to how We
are getting along east Of the mountains.
We have had a very nicc winter 80 far.
The Fall and carly Winter was dry, clear
and warm, with the exception of few
frosty nights, until about the thirteenth of
December, when we had a light fall Of
snow, three. fourths Of an inch deep, which
laid on until two days after Christmas,
when We had al old Chinook wind, which
uot only took the snow off but thawed the
ground and cleared the ice from Snake
river which had frozen hard enough for
horses to cross on. 1t remained warm
then for about eight or ten days, and the
grass made quito a start, then it turned
cold again aud remained cold and frosty
for two or three days, and the old Chinook
visited US again and thawed things out
generally, and it has becn warm and pleas.
ant ever since. The grass is growing
fuely and the weather has much the ap-
pearance Of Spring, and the farmers are
many Of them making use Of the good
weather by blowing and putting in their
wheat. We anticipate good crops this
season, as there has already sufficient mois-
ture fell to insure good crops, provided We
have shower or two in May to keep the
crops growing, which is always likely to
happen.
We have had fine open Winter, much
to the relief Of the stock growers on this
side, for somehow everybody prophesicd
a very hard Winter, and If We were living
under the old Jewish rule instead of the
new Mongrel, VIC would have occasion to
use some Of those hard stones, as soon as
their cases could be tried. We have had
several stormy days. with some rain, per.
haps an inch altogether, but the sky is
clear now and the prospect is good for
some ine weather. Grass on the hills is
good, and horses and cattle are running at
large independent of the farmers barn or
big hay stacks.
The present prices Of produce are !:
Wheat, 60 cents, oats so, corn Is, beans
6 cents per pound, -four 81 so per barrel,
potatoes so cents, onions 81 SO per bushel,
beef cents on feet, pork 10 ccuts. Prices
have renoined at these figures all Winter,
with the exception of the price Of -four,
which has advanced fifty cents.
More anon, PIONEER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

.PEasoNAL.-Ou motion Of Edward
Lander, Esq, Judged. E. Wyche, of.tbts
town, Was admitted to practice IN the u.
8. Supreme Court, At Washington, on the
10th Of January. ''' +
G. 8. Wiogard, ESQ.,, BY special request,
repeated the lecture before delivered In
this town, It Seattle, last week, to . d.
lighted and appreciative audience. = ~ !,
Col. Charles H. Larrabee, BY invitatiop.
addressed the citiseus Of Port Tovssend,
on Tuesday evening last, on the subject of
Railroads. The Message speaks Of the ID
dress in highly complimentary terms. ).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

~J. J. Hoffman, former law partner
of Senator Williams, has been nominated
by President Grant to the office of Super.
intendent of Indian Affairs for Washington
Territory. Being one Of the " trooly loil"
his confirmation may be regarded as GER
tain. In connection with this appointment,
We have a story, we'll authenticated, that
will bear telling: A few months since Hoff.
man applied to a gentleman who had some
experience in public affairs to tell him
"what Office the most money could be
made ont Of" Our informant kindly went
over the different Offices with Hoffman,
and after careful review the conclusion
arrived at was that an 4" Indian Superiu-
tendency offered the largest margin for
stealing" We by no means charge that
Hoffman is on the steal, but most persons
will regard it MS rather strange coinci.
dence that he has gone for the Office that
is believed to afford the "largest margin
for stealiug."-WaHa Naua Statesman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

IMMIaRANrs.-We are informed that q
sailing vessel from San Francisco to the
Sound, arrived tho first of this week with
about twenty families of immigrants, chief:
ly from Illinois, the principal portion of
whom landed at Seattle. A gentleman
who conversed with some Of them, says
that they appeared like an intelligent aud
euterprising class Of people, and represent
ed that they were the advance squad of q
host which was to follow from their sec.
ton this Spring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-18

No DELAY.-Quite panic was created
10 this town by the report that Mr.. Cauda,
the contractor for the construction Of the
twenty five miles of railroad from the Co.
lumbia river, had thrown up his contract,
which was regarded as suspension of the
work for the present. We have the most
satisfactory assurances that should the ru.
NOR Of Mr.. Canda's surrender of his con.
tract prove true, it will cause no delay in
the prosecution Of the work. Provision
has been made for the completion Of that
section Of the road /; after that the progress
Of construction will depend 10 some meas
ure upon the success of Jay Cook & Co.
in disposing Of the bonds.