The national Republican., November 24, 1866, Image 1

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Ika taatrtl kiaalr lawa, ata al Ia!aa4 wllkla Ika
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wurV.ka aitta 4lukarad J rtnoa if Ika UtaUaa
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aalCaa4iMa(,lkaltaUalBaal,aaiata aalllM la
'' B, Tka laorll7 at k.lrialalBiaatarrkattilr aaiar
tkla act, iaa.l ka aravaa a. kaf a azlatad at tka data of
lUaaaaca. FuaaU Ikall toaattaaMIr Ika koulT
tovklak lbj naf aaUUa4 wkaln. aalaaa tka
fatkir kaa abaaloiad Ika aanart at kli'faaUr, la
wklek aaaa It ikall ka pall la tka laalkar. laa-raal
laaaa la tka Daltat llataa ikall Bat ka a kar U tka
alalaii at kilia.vkawaaU alkarwlaa lacaUr lak.nt
Tka analalaaa at Ika Ml aialala trial IU kaaalu Ika
rbllwlia;alaaaaif
L'TkOM wka, atlar aantaf tka tall Barlo t tkalr
aallitaiaai; vara al.k.i.nUJ dUakarfal at IU irfl
raUoa. -1 "
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favar ar ptalikaiaat. t
I. naaa'dlNkartal aa bmobbI at luakUllr ,aaa
tracul la Ika aarTiaa,tat mot aimlaaal kf waaala
riclTid la tka llaa t aalr." wka ikall aol kara
pmloi'ilr Mrraa two ar IkraaTaara raipartlTalj at
IkatlBia at atnkirta.
, Jkoaa Uaakarcat aa aaiaaat of UuklUlj ailiUal
at Ika lli of IkJr lallilaiat. ",'
.,Tki kaln ol taoaa wka klia Hal alaia tkalr U
akarga of woaati ar dlaaaaa aal aaatraaUi la tka aar
Tlaa, aai la Ika llaa of 4atr.
a,Tkmrililif aalllari aal kaln at laeaaaal aal.
llan wka, aalar pnTtaaa lawi, kara raealral or ara
'aBlUM la taaalra a kaaalp at atan tkaa 100 trail IM
Calua italaa. , , i . ""
t.Tka aanlalaf lalllara, aa wall aa tka kaln of la
aaaaal aaldlarcwkaa aaak aolllan kara karlaral, tall,
awl rial, laaaal, traaifarral, axiaaafal, a f Iraa away
tkalr laal llaaaarga papin, or aar laUrait la tka
koualr prorlaal kf tkll ar tap olker Alt at Coairait.
I. Tka Ail of tka ttlk at ItlJ, 1W, araatai aa rl(kl
At takarlUaea kareol tkaaa viatal k tka law aalar
wkliktkaaa kalnranlral ar wara aatltlad tariMlra
'ilka ortplaal koailr,aal lakancartala alanaa,knlkirl
aalUUnaf kalra Ikat wan aatltlal la raoalta Ika
orlflaal kaaalp, from aaj tUlm for' tka alllttoaal
ikaaatj praallal kp Ikli AH.
Barpacllallp nfirrai tatka Aluraip Oaaaral for kla
aplaloa aa Ika polat wkalkar tka Balai aal Xifala.
atoaa aa wltkla amaalal an la coaformltp wltk law.
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Baeratarp it War.
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I km aiamlaal tkaaa amaalal Xaf alallaaa, aal am
ol oplaloa Ikar ara la aoaformllp wllk law.
' niXBT IT1BJEBT,
Altoraip Oaaaral.
iimaiaU,lSU.
Tka forapolir Bain aal kf galalloaa an pakllakal
for Ika tarormalloa aal fallaaaa af all aoaiarail.
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s. p: TowaauD,
AiiUlaat AlJaUat OaaanL
APriUlTioir op Diacilaaao aouna poa aitioai,
aeoaTi.
Aala a (atp a Hi
Oa Ikla lap af v IMS panoaaUp appianl
kafoniaa, a la aal far-tka aoaalp aslSUIa
aforaaall, , o( , la tka aoaalp at aal
lata af , pinoaallp kaowa to mo, wko kalag
'laly awara aceorllac la law, loelaraa tkal kUaia la
paan ; tkat ka la a mllaal af , aoaalp of ,
Itatoof -, aal Ikat ka li tka Hiatlial wka
waaaaiutilaaa laCompaap of Iko nil.
mail of ,loaarTafar tka parlol af ,aalwaa
lUkaral flam laa lUTlea af tka Daltal lulai, aa a
al JoatkV -'lap of ,laHkp naaaa
f , aad tkal ka kaa agala aallital aa a - - la
Concur , of Iko tulanalot , to urn for
ako pulod ot ,'aal tkal ka waa llnkarfil tram Ika
aarTlaaaflkaUallalSUlaaBia at ill Ika
lap of , 1S4-, kp naaoa af , aal Ika
ttken la alllltoaal koaalp af laa Urn aalw Ika aal
,ol CoifliM, appraril JilJ U, 1M. Ail ka Iom far
ilkar Inlara Ikat ka kaa aol kirtinl, aoll, ualf aal,
tftnaifirral, laaaal, ankaaf al, ar flraa awap kla laal
.dUikarpa papiri, ar aap latanit la tka koailppn.
Tllal If tkla or aop olkir aetof Coaf nil j Ikat ka kaa
vol alraalp noalrad ar II aitlllil la nailra aap atkar
or (NlUr koaalp tkaa 1100, aal tkal Ikaalalaaaat af
mrrloaakarOflTiali aaorml ill Iraa italamaalat
aap aal ill nrrlia niliril kp ktm larli( tka nkal.
Iloa, aal tbit ka kaa aarir airral otkirwlio tkaa al
itatal, aal ka liilrn alt aoumaatiitloia aoannlif
Ikla alalm la ka aaal ta klm at , aoaalp of
ailltala-of .
fffpaoiMtt ot Claimant.
Auo pinoaallp appoiril kafan ma aal '
af Ika aoaalp of aal Itata of , parioaallp
kaowa to no, wka kalas lalp awara anorllaf la law,
lailara Ikat Ikap kira kna for paan uqulilil
wllk , tka abara aamal applliait, wko waa a
laComplip oftbi nplmiat of , Hi
kiow klm to bo Iko Uiitleil pinoa ainil la Iko
torn alaf iMlantloa, aol Ikil tkip Ira aa latmit
wkatatar la Ikli appllntloa.
fffffaatanj a loUaiMii.
Iwora ta aal iikMrlbal bifon ni Ikli lap of
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Ofirtal ttgnutur
I ciiTlrr Ikil , b.f,ri wbom tka forioti(
daelaratloa aad amdiTlt win mada. la a , daip
aatkorliadtaadmlalillraatba, aal tkat tka abora ll
kll ill latin.
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Kr. WBITXniPiltfanpiaifaila ? ull,l,,,
aad Bailaoraat fnprlalan, aid aU.atkarj, Ikat ka
kaooi uiataiUp oi bud a loporlor arllili tl 'K,c,1'
AKbAMaBICAN COMPICTIOMaY,aadlbl PUBUT
ICI OBIAU, of hi. owa miBBfailara, Uli tirmi an
moil modirata. ,
PABTIU, WIDD1BU8, TAIBI, BA far.
alakad wllb tbi but arllola, al tka ikartnt aatlca.
Wa aollollfrom Ibo pallia a call, barlif arir
liiaolBOBrabtlltptottrooatltaiitlifiiUla
B. B.-Tbo loaailoa ll oaa af tka but, aad laa (alooa
Iba laail la tba ollp, aid tka proprietor ll lilirmlaid
lo mill II b Inl-ilaw koBio kp laltlratlaf aiaa alkir
tkaa Ika kaitpatioai.
Tka formar pn.rlaur kaa aa lalaraal la aapalkal
tyoiifVI.'"'
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au ramrauf, iikto i..iiwm oieoi, . a
aa UttDlT ail WUII1DAT. aUoXaa al all laal!
Ian ffalag aal rataralal.. Paiaata, aaala aal fnlgkt
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Tka anllaaa ilaaaan af tkla yaa laaTaioraaw
' aa-.. waa h .! d Jlla1taamaJaaa aa.
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BMBt, WoAtora JTov HaMVAkiro, Mortkora Bow Tork
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AFETY. 8PKED, AND COMFORT.
Tor lOITOM. WOSCBtTBl, rALMBR. J1TCH-
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M00KTA1M AMD I1TIRMKDIATI MIKTf. Tfco
it ul ttAAAtk otoABioro f tko Vorwlah llao, CITT
Of BOSTOK aad CITT Or MW TOKK IoatO Kow Tork
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Ko. it lortk rtTOf, foot o7T-trr tlnti, for MW LOM
DOIT.'tktr MBBOtttar with A ItoaaibooA Bavrtot
Trail froK tka akoT potato Tla Korwltk aadWorooo
lor. BootOB aad Woroottor. Worooolor aad Baak.a, aad
BotrLOBdOa aad Borikora Kallroadt. rnlgkltAkoa
al tko lowoat raUa. Tor laforaatloa tao,alro of X. t B.
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THE OBEAT INSIDE BOUTE FOB
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ATOIDtBQ POIHT aTtTDtTH.
TOXIBOTOB LI HI of ItoaBtonbolaf tka oafoot Bad
vatAkatt kotwooa Bo,toB aad Bow Tork, Tko Btaaatk
aad At UBdld OUAAlOf
rLTMOtTTH BOCK. Civt ft BrATloa,
K Oa TUBWATf, TBaUDATI aad fATDKDATl .
S3MM0D0BK, Ctpt, B. T. Cartlt.
DAT1, WKDBMDAT8 aad nlDATI,
Alla'olook. . wk.,tnm TUt Ha. IS Borth KlTtr.
Tkaoa batf ara BBBarvaawd for comfort, otroiftb aad
aafotr. Mato rooaio oooarod at tka o-loo, nor Ha. la,
oa board tka boad. Ba. To Wuklij toa ttraot. Bottoa,
aad at Ika rrotldaaaa davat. Kotara tralaa Ioato
to.,.. yHKOBAfoat.
T70B BOSTON, VIA NEWPOBT AND
FALL KIVKJL T IBO APIOAAU ABA AapATlOr ttOAB
on BBWTOBTTMlTKOMLISrotD COLOHT, aal
aUf HHK BTATK. Af MAt AtMABtk AAd IDOOd. balll 0K
proAalT for tka aarlfatloa of Loaf Ulaad SaaBd, raa
aiaf la aoaaoatlaB with Ika Old Catoar aad Kawport
raUroad. . .
. Mara TMria, .,, coot 01 aarrar nrt, aauy,
4 tLoCaOLI. COLOBTpCK W. Browa, oaToa
now ioiw oa aaaar, woaaaoaay, aaa wnamj, at a p.
m., laadlBf at Bawpori.
Tko ELt?IKK ffTATB, Cap! B. Uamaaa, oara Taoa
dap. TkaradarfM4 tattuaar, at ( p. .. laadlaf al Bow
A BA(CVaarWaPIT IS aMUitJalaaH lawaawjaja:, aaaiaa
BAMWiMalao tka kaffAf a to IU doaUaatloa.
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Maftar raaa la.aaaaoAHoa wiM.fAM hh
Is azaapUi) fro Howport aad rail W
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oaaaoAtloa wttt,kU 11m dally
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Pa, M. B. l U aacamlata.rooma la adraaoa, ta
t t. LITTUtPULD, Aaaat, 71 Broad wap.
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TJVHTJlla.NCE COMPANDEH.
BXOEIBIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
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Tkli Campaap lanni Ul klada af Salldlaf i, Uoul
ball Paraltara,kl.nkaBllio, Vouali 1b Port, aad atkar
Proportp af alait Lan kp Plra
OIIBOTOBII
MAB0D1 P. BODOU,
IDOUB PLDBKaTTT,
JOBB OABCIA,
1 WALDO HOTCH1BI,
WILLIAM PIBDOB,
BOB1BT W. BUBIT,
OIJRAT1 BITBADO.
BLIAI POBT1BT,
BAHUT GBOOKL
.JOIIPH B. TODBCI,
CBABLBS I. PBLL,
O. PAOALIB,
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JOBB I. WABD,
BOBBBT aCBBLL,
jAMia L. MoaaiN.
OIOBQIP BABBITT.
JOBB B. LIPPIB0W1LL,
B. b iriaLBT.
OIOBOB T. aTIOHAB,
BIBBT LlWia,
alHDILH. CSAPT.aaa'p.
jit-ia HABcVa r. noDou, fih'l
M
ARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
HRB0P0LITAB IBaUBABCI COHPABT
Bo. 101 BaoaawAT, Biw Yobs.
Clin CAPITAL OBI BILLION DOLLIES.
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Tkla Campaap laiarii, at aaatomarp ralaa of pro
Btlaa.aialailBllktABlBIaaa IBLABD BAVIQATIOB
XIBXa aa CABOO or TBIiaHT; alio ifitail lou or
diaag a bp PIBB.
IT PBIHIUkU ASI PAID IB 00LD, LOISU WILL
BI PAID IB OOLD.
Tka uiaraliraealraTlpar iiat. af Ika aal prafll
wllkoal luinlij aBplukimp,,or,la llaa tkiriof, il
tkalr apuoa, a uaarai auiooai apoa tao pnaiam.
All louil aqallaklp aljaatid aal prompllp pall,
larlp DlTlinl, iMlanl Jaaaarp 13, 1M,
TWIBTT-TITI PII CUT
J ABU lOXIkflX OBABAlt.Priilliil.
XOBIBT H. C. OSAllAlf, Vila Pruldial.
CLIlfTOS B. THE, Jr., tl Vlia ftli'l.
BIBBT O. POXTIB, Sllritirp,
Bum Ho.t.WiiblailoaBandloc,
Cor. PoiiiylTaalajtraad iaTaalhilriil
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pROPOSAia
FOR
ABCU.
LETTER UAL-
Foot Orrica Dipabtbimt,
Wab.ik.toi. D. D .Oat.bir 13. 1100.
B.aT.1 ...a,..!, will a. vaealw aa tkla D.nirtnillt
BBtll Iba 13TH DAY OP DBCIttBIB BIZ'r, at 11
a'alock aaoa,for firaliblif LBTHU BALABCia for
ll.a.r II. laal Olall 1. th. DlU fit.Ul. for Oil
raar. tram aal attar Iba llat day af Daoimbar aixt, of
Iba follawlat lanrtptloB. aamilr I
lit. Balaain npiblial walpblip alkt oiiin itoIi
lipili will bl, ta ba pradid dowa to aairtir oioon.
Of tkm, till ilpnond, 600 ta 1.000WI1I ba raqalnd.
U. nala.Kaa eanabl. mt w.l.hl.l Iw. BOOlda ITOlr
lipoli walcbt, ta ba a ralad dowo to bait oaocn. 01
tbiio, II la loppond, W la 100 will ba noalrod
Porfllt lornotilai, lid ltnatk aid darlbltllp will
bl raqalria la tfta niiaaeii 10 di larouiia.
Biapln af lack diicrlptloa of BiIibcoi moil accom
Baa aak bid 1 l.d 11. bldd.r who mi.Obllll Ibl COB'
trail will ba nqaliad to farilib Biliicn ardirid, of a
aoalltp Ib all raipaiu aqBal to tka nmpli.
Back Balnea malt ba will lid ncarilp packed Ib b
1..v a tv.aanArlallnn. BBtl d.laaiad fr.B Of .11 BL
paaiii to Iba Dipartmaat at tba BliBk Atiaipot tbi
p.it OBi. Dapartaial, it Waiblaf lea, D. C ,wkon tbi
lima will ba accepted, If foaad lo bl pirfict, aid aqoal
Kick bidder mBitfaralab wllb ble propoiila iTldi&ci
of bli abimr to eompip wim bib mo.
Two iincloit eoretlee will ba reqolrod lo a ooolrict
A fillara to fBtaleb the Billion n eootrictod for,
pnmpllp.ar Iba finliklif af Ikou af aa lafarlo; qial.
lip, will ba aooildirtd a iuHoIibI cioii for Ibl forfatl.
ra nf iha BBBtraeL
rropottlo natt bo aadorHd oa Iko utoIom, ' Tropo.
AUforLoturBAlAAMi'Aaddlroctod tot&t Tint At-
.i.u.1 ho.t-a.ur a"rW!BilfaDALL,
oe37lAfw rottuAittr a.Bor.1.
nnnis is to oive notioetuattiie
eakiariber ku obtained from th Orpkaaa' Court
oTWAaklBftoa aoaatr, la tb Plttrlct of Columbia,
lttttrt lattamtatarr oa th ptrtoatl attat of Lfl
titkl, lat of WaaklartOB. D. 0 , daceaaed. AU
Ctraoaa karUf alalm Af Alaat th Ald daeaaaad .at
arebf waraad ta ashiklt U aama, wltk th. Toacktr
thereof, ta th abMrikr, aa or before th Ul dar of
October aeat I tk hat etkarwtaa by law b as
Haded frtm all aaaetl of tka aaid etUte.
QlTta BAltr wr haad UU 334 daT af Oeleber, lt4f.
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WASHINGTON CITY. D.
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, IVITWOCTHj lf H.,MV.lr. . .
CHARLttrrOWB, XiMAwk.Mtti. L
BROOILTW, Mw Trk. -
. PniLADILPHU, PiibitItaaIa.
' WAIHinOTO OITT. DUtrltt ( CtltlA.
OOSPOHT, ir Vforfolk, Ylr1ila.
MODND CITT. Illlaolt,
"VHIinntl. VtatliAat -. , w- . n
" aUtli rttldi w eofeilit Mlr-foattki of -i-b4 ef
Vorx or tuoiir oa aa m mna po-.ua i unn n
All 9911 oibimhaboi pr.a r
oaiAAti f fcAfl tmAip or An4 ft foirlk
null .., . t,M . la baa kBAtlrAtl iml
Art of Imami or.lilltatkAToor.toBMABtlAorricoi
of,1ll Iktrtor, twle Mt wMkili ku4r4 aa4
fir otAwti of 4MleeAl4 votAtoos, aa4 eikmi4M4
OAietoor nliodTottUkloai Ub poaittior eofto or,
U 1U lhar.or.AB. a.mtl A hklf DOOBd Of taAt 1ft MA
poud of tBfft'l 'oar qautt er.Ttatftrf ekt potid of
iHtm oaBdiM.or OBt abI oit'foartk pound of kdmB
Ua4 CABdlAt, or 0B KBd 000 kAlf MBBd Of t-ilOW fUf
MAIf S Of tM, AM IWO fJBATU 01 AA1I. j ' .
Tk rUo Arf to to 4llTrt4 Apoa Iko ordar of tfao
oanABdlBf oalcor of ouk tuttoAttko froth boof.
ttkor la fcAifc or bj tko tlaflo TAtioi, of food qoAlUr,
t,
aa4 ktdBtr tallow oicladod) tko pork Ho. 1 prlmo
hi aorkitko floar. kaowaatoitra ivvorloo (atko
atarkotof tko plAOowkiro.tka otaUoalt looauditko
ooffko cood Kloi tko laftr good Bow OrlOAA, or IU
oalTAioat aad tka koaai, Tlaog ar, etidki, loop, AAltf
All oakjoct t latpoeUoa.
All kid1! nut bo AciowpABUd r t followlaf f BAr
Tko' aadonlf ad of , la tko Sttto of
, aad , or . la tko luu of t
koroby f aaraaUo tkatlat uo tko forofolof bid of
for taHobi aa abota dtMiibod bo BMopud, ka of tkoy
will, wltkla tta daroof tko roootpt or tko cottrtet at
tko pott offlco Bamtd, txtonto tko eoatraet for tko iraa,
Wltk good aod OtlOAt aooartllM t Aad la icaio tko
aid tkall fall to cAUr Uto eOAtrtot a aroroatd,
wo faarABtoo to BiAko food tko dlfftroaoo botWMa tko
ohr or tko oald aad tkat wklek j bo Ato.ptod.
A. B , OoArAator,
Wltaoati C. P.QaartBtor,
aw m.
m la.
I harahT Barllfr thattha fcbfjTt AAmtd a. AfAkBOWB
to too at tnta of proporly. aad ablo to aako food tholr
fBAraaioo.
UalUd llalaa Dlitrlit AltoraiT, or Oollaotor.
Bo proponl will bo cooilaind aalin loeompiilld
h 1. ihar, vn.rkBt...
.. .L.....J 1. . .1.11.1. ,V. .(.... .ttl ...4
i. Dinar oobiu.ibk tarn u,a i.iva , s. vu
oiimlialloa. , . . .
Fronoiall lobiladornd "rnpoiall tor Kllioii. '
aad adlraiiid to tka aidant. aod.
niiibiu . aiuivAi
033-wtt ktajor aid Qairtirmaitir.
OROl'OSALS FOR IRON IIEAD
BLOCK".
QOAiTBiaiiTia OmilL'i Orrica,
WliBliarov. D. 0.. Octobor ,1. 1M0.
1. Ballad nrAnoiila will b r.e.lTid it lb. afflfl. of
is. u.iritrmaai.r ufiirai, t,buibbivo, " v., u.u.
IDTIBEIK 80. 1800. lor nTBlll HI Uait'UOB UI14
Block! for Nalloial Cimitartii, dillTirad la qBaatlUn
abut aa followi, .li i ....
At Boitoa, kfaH , fnm SOO to too bill blooki,
Prorldiala, B I., from 300 to AOO do.
ITiw IIitii, Cobb . from aoo to fioy do.
Bow York ollp, if. T., from 4,000 lo 8,000 kail
PkUadilpkla, Fa. . from 8.000 lo 3,000 bud bloiki.
rittibBTib, Pi , from 100 ta too bail blotka
Prodarlii, bid , from 1,000 la 1, KM kud klocka.
DIOIll.
rrtatritAp mm iroim ,uuw u ,ruu Biai uiu.a,i
CAm-trUd.l(J., from 600 to 600 bead block..
Ualtlmoro, Mi., from l, wo ta I, poo ao,
ABBApolU, H4.fr9milWOta3,700 do .
Pot At Lookoat, Hd., from 1, 000 to 4 000 koad block..
AaUolan, Hd.. from 4,000 to 7,fl00 httd block..
Wkt.llBf, W. Ta.. from 100 to 300 httd block..
CbAilo.toa, (KAaawba a U ,J from 200 to WO btad
block..
WaablBftoa, p. 0.. from 80,000 to 23,000 Uti
blotkk . .
ALBABdrla, Ta. . from S, 000 to 4,000 btod blotka.
rrodortoktborf, Ta., from 13,000 to 10,100 k.td
block..
WlA.fao.ur. Va., from fl 000 to 8,000 hoAd bloeka.
HArpar'a r.rrr, Va , from 1,000 to 1,600 btad
block..
Klohmood.VA , from 9, 000 to 11,000 bad block..
Hamptos.VA., from 3 000t0 4,0u0 do
Norfolk, Va., from 700 to 1, 000 -.
Citr Pol at or r.l.ribarf.from 15,000 to 20.000 koAd
block..
Zf.wbcrn, If. 0 , from 1,000 lo I, MO head block.
WUmlnito., V. C , from 3,600 to 3 000 kcad block!
BAlI.lterr, B, 0., from WO lo 00 bead block.
Ooldiboroogh, p. C., from 1,600 to 2.CU0 hctd
block.
CbAtlMtoa, B C , from 600 to i, 000 ha.d blocln.
&loraaca, B 0 , from 600 to 3, 600 head btock.
IlUa U.ad. 8. C, from 3,000 1 a 3,600 bead blocks
Uoaafort B, 0., from 1,000 to 1, WO do.
SATABBita, Oa., from 1,000 to 1, WO do.
AtAiittiA, a a. , from 4,000 to 7,000 do.
AadarabBTtllo, Oa , from 13.000 to 13,000 do.
HIIloA, Oa, , from 1.600 to 3, 000 do.
MOBUI, AlaiilVUI IUV1U1.WU - HV.
gtlma or Maatf omtrr, Ala. , from 1,000 to 3,000
BAAA VlOCa..
BArrABOAt, FlA , from 600 to 1,000 koad blook.
Mow OrlOABi, La., from S. 000 to 4, 000 btad block..
BaIob Bong, La. , from 2, 000 to 3, 600 do.
Port HsdaoB, La. , from WO to 000 do.
BrowaiT.Ua, Tax.., from COO to 000 do.
Bratoa SaatlAf o. Tun, from 200 to SOO do.
MAtebai, Hi.-.,from 1,200 to 2.000 do.
V.ck.banr, MIm , from 16,000 to 35,000 do.
Corinth, Ml i ,from4,C00 to 4,600 do.
M.dpbla, Ttnn . from 8, 000 to 13,000 do.
Port Doatl.oB, T.bb., from 3, 000 to 3. 000 do.
Naahvllla. T.nn . trout 1S.000 to 30.000 do.
PltUborgi. Laotilor. Toao , from 3.000 to 4,600
btad b.oak.
Stoao BlTr, T.bb , from 4.0C0 to 0, 000 baad block.
CfaattaaoogA, Tobb , from 8,000 to 10,000 do.
KboxtUU, Tobb., rrom 8,600 to 3,000 do.
Colombia, T.bb. , from 1, 200 to 1, WO do.
Lod1tU1.,Kt , from 4, 000 to 6, 000 do.
Camp K.Uoa, KT. , ftou 2,000 lo 3, 600 do.
Bowllaf Oroa.Kr.fi'oml,300toI,600 do.
LailBiloa. Kr.. from 1.000 to l.StO
Cairo, ill , from 6,000 to 8,000
CblMfo, 111 ,1,000 to 4,600
BrIntBId, IU from 600 lo 1,300
do.'
do.
do.
Uaiaot, ill , rrom zuu .o ow
do.
Bock faltBd, III , from 1,200 to 3, 000 do.
Jaffa nan villa. Ind.. from 800 to 1. 000 do.
iBdlatApol.a, Jad., from 1,300 to 3,000 do.
JatkiOB, Kick. , from 100 to 300 do.
ClaelBBAtl, Ohio, from 700 to 1,000 do.
Colambaa, Ohio, from 300 to 3, 400 do.
Camp DaAolaoB, Ohio, from 900 to 400 do.
Johatoa'a ItlABd, Oklo, from 300 to 300 do.
At Tj.hI. Un. from 4.000 to fl. 000 do.
J.ffcr.oa UarrACka,Mo.,from9,000 to 4,000 htij
hluilra
fort LaATOBWOrth, Ifo., from 1,000 to 1, 00 bead
oiocaa.
DaT.Bport,IoVAfrom 100 to 300 head block.,
Kookok.lowa, from SOO to 1,000 do.
Llltla Kock, Ark. , from 3, 000 to 3, 600 do.
fort Sml.k,Aik.. from 1,300 to 1,600 do.
Omaha, J. T,,from 1,400 to 3,000 do.
Aaa Vriaflirn Ci . ffflrri 9110 la 1.000 do.
S. Tko bead blocks to U mada la aceorJanea with tbo
tpaclBctttOB., and to eoarorm airictir to 10 aampita,
botb of wblcb may b aaaa at tka offlcot of tko Depot 01
CMtf Quarttrmaiurt at IJoitoo. Kcw York, Pblladal
pkla, Vltt.buTftb. Ualtlmoro, Watbligtot, Forlrea. Mob
rot, B'ebmoad, KaUlgh, Nawbaro, FaTattaTlU,Cbarlt.
toa, Saraaaah, Aagatta, (Oa ,) TAlUhaitao, Mobil a,
Now Orltaai, OalTtnop. Vlcktbarf, Mamphla, Math
Till, CbttUnoogA, Mortrettboro', LobUtIUo, Cairo,
rtilFktfA. Jaffatraaavilla. CtjlAUbnt. fOblO.l CloolBBAtl.
Datrolt, St. Loo It, Fort LoATtaworlb, Umaba, LIlllo
Kock, and Sab FriocUeo, (Bid. fr Ban Vraoclaco will
ba rteaUtd bbUI D.oaub.r si, iwo ...
a Tha win ba aboak bIba ID) lAcbt. blab, from tea
(10) to twalT (12) Inchee loo , nd from tbra Md a
hAlf (SU) to fonr And a half (4 Mi lnchoa wlda, wltk a
f at so AroBBd tha bottom Ttttr " D nouow, aai
will havaaunrabarcattOBth back, AB4 AB UieMn
tloa of tbo ntrot, rank, reglmtBt, Arm, eompaoT, or
cotpt, and dat of death of lb daetatad, caat la ratted
Utter oa tha top Tbey nmt lo cati iiim inn'
platlroB! w.lgb not let. than twenty (20) In. each,
aa. ka anal.J I hnv.i.i athl ar liv dltin.Bfl' 111 malted llBl.
a Ran. r. la klda ara InvlUd for dtllTtrT At OACh
flat i and la ae tho aama parllet offer to aupply tnoro
baa on locality, ttthould be atatcd at what redncad
price th artlclet would b fomlthed Is lh lacreaaod
nan oar.
Each bid mutt l accompanied bT A good And taf
si inanntia of at lai.t two raiDaBtlblO Dartltl tbtt
th contract. If awardad, will be fall-rollr and prompt r
icnt.d. (Th raapontlbllltr of th nuaiantor mutt
ha armaria I. tha ft ft rial rartlrl eat of the C It tit of th
Btrtt DUlilcl Court, or of th Un'ted Stat PUtrlet
T).. nia.f amaiil raiirna in Itillf tha tlaht to Tt
iactallbldi.lf nntatltfactorjri aad to dtlAT th Award
not later than th Ant of Jannarr, 188T and alao, In
anna ln.lanfiaa 1a ahaiira tha HoIdIi of dtllTtfT Of A
portion of th btad block, 1b which cat a r.aionaU
allowance for Iscrtated or dedal tlon for dlinlalihed
IranartArtatlAii Will DA maria.
7. The time of delivery to ba aaljtet to falnr ar
rang anient, eomolent time b.lof allowed after th Halt
of at mat are furnlthed to lh eoatrtctor,
8. Th Article natt conform rigidly to tha tarn pit,
aad i will bo aubject to tneb Inspection At tha point of
dallrery at th Cnltf of tbo Bureau may direct.
9. Tha fall nam and pot ofSc addree of tho bidder
ehouldnppirlBthpropotal.
10. Vropotalt tbonld b plainly eadorted Propoiala
for Iroa Head Cloekt," and be addretitd "To the Uuar
tirmaittrOmtral, U 8 A.,WibInjftoB,D C.''
al. 0. atllvIQa,
Qunrteimatt.r Gtnaral.
Bod'taoSO Br.T.I Major UeaerAl.D S A,
W
SAPPING PAPEB.F0B BALK AT
tim oriioi
C..TSA?IUBDA.i'iOINlN'. NOVEMBER 24, 1888.
TllC NATIONAL VlodW PARTT.
Tit "" "'r 1 f
PldATPOflK Ol" PBHHCIPI.KS.
Tha National Unlott ConTonUoo tow uitmllad
In thaoUTOfPkllaili.pUa.bompooaol.cf daUpUf
from OTtrr fitatt aal TafriUry la toa Union, 4
tnonliliad by tb aaliHi loaaoM witoa for tha laat
fir vaari ll ba JaaMd tba flawtaa Eolar of iba
vatrorf. to ira to tha -ti-r.an pooplr, pre
foandly fraltfal for thfc rat am of, paaea, dcilrooi
m Ara laxft majority ct Uwlr ooottrjmtn In alt
lOflwity to rorftt ,, to IbrgiTO. tka put, rtTtiiaf
tha ConJttUtlon iu It cam to tai from oar an cot
ton) rtxarttlaf tha TJ&lon ta IU rtitoratlon ai mora
A-jriJtk-naTar; loot.iijw,tli'da.p aaiUtr Into
ta.afata.ra a or Initaat aitd oonllnalnf 'trial,
htraby IiiboV ao4 poeklna tmi followlag doolara
tlom of prlaolplai aad ti?m f wj-lolv thay hart
with perfect ana-xtmlty sfn4
1. WahaUwUhtraUtBvla.ta''Almtfbty Qodtha
and of war aod tko ratarn of mmo to oar affllfltatl
aod baloratl land. ' t Ki '
S. Tka wai Jait floftoA baa Malotalaad tba au
thority of tha CawtUutf o-Vwlt oil tba powora
nbloh tt confm,and alltboraatriottoaff'wa.laktt
impowa opott tha.laaaral aorttAanl tmaMdcad
and aaalttrad, aad 11 bai praterrad tha Union with
tba aqaalrlghtf, dlrnlty and aothoritjof tboEtUi
parfaet and anlmpalrati.
3. Rapraitntatloti lo tba CoDtraiaof tha Unltad
etatai ana in u.jsaaiorai aiioaa u a njn. raoog
nliad by tba Oonatitatloa m abiding InaTtryBtata
ana bj aaiy impoaaa vpon n paep, ronaaman
tal IntUnatur, and aufntlalto tba axittnoaof
our raonbUoan inftltntl4na osd Ktaltbai Conrrtn
nor tbo Oaaaral QoTarnmnt baatay aotbority or
powar to dany tbla rlfbt to anyBUtaor to with
hold anjoymtbtindar tba ConiUtntlon from, tha
paopio inaraou
4 na vail apoB (apAopi oi ba uBiau daia.
to alaat to CouraK ai vamben tboroof nona bat
nan wbo admit tbla fnndamantal right af rapro
lanUtlonaod who will raealra to aaata tharalaV
loyal rapraaabUtlvti from orary Btata la allectaaaa
w uo uniwa DMiaa, nnaet to u aonautauonai
right of oaeb Uoaia to jadfo of tbo alaotloa ratarn
and qatllfleatloai of lt owa mambtr.
6. Th CouUtntton of tbo UnlUd Btatai and tbo
lawi mad la panoaou tharaof ara i Tba npramo
law of tbo land, anyt&lag In tbo oonitltitlon or
lawi of any Btata to tba contrary notwlthatand
inf." All tha powara not aonforrad by tha ConatI
tatloa opon tha Q antral QoTammant. nor pro
blbltad by It to tbo Slata, iff riitrrtd to tha
Statai or to tho paoplo tharaof ond amonc tba
rigbti thai ranrrad to tha Stata ta tha right to
prttcrtba oaallBoatloni for tbo lalaotlro franobtaa
toarain, who woioa ngni vongam eannoi lniar.
faro, tlo EUtoireombinatIoaof Statai baa tba
right to withdraw from tha Union, or to azeloda,
through thalr aetlon In Ocngreaaor otharwlio, any
othar Slata or StaWf from tba Union. Tha anion
of theia Statai l parpatnaL and iti gOTBrotntnt la
oftopramo aathorlty within tha rasirtattooi aad
itmltatloai of tba Confutation.
0. Saab amandmonl to tba Ctaitltntton of tha
Unltod Btata nay bo mada by tba pa opla tborof aa
thay may daam axpadiaat, bat ooly la tha moda
polntad oat by Ul troTlttonij and la propoilng
inch amandmaati, whtthar by Congrats or by a
oonrantlon, and ta ratlfylag tbo aama, all tha
Statai of tha Ualoa bora aa aqoai aad aa tadafaaa
Ibla right to a Tola aod a Tata tbarooo,
7 piaT"y u aooiianaa oaa iorarar proniMiaa.
and therala naltbar dailra nor parpoiaoa tho part
of tha lontbara Statai that It ihontd otar ba ro-
aatablUbid opon tbt toll or within tba Jnrfjdlatloo
or too unitoaetawi, aaa ui oqiraaoauta antral ta
all tba Statai of tho Union boold raealra, In com
aoa with all thalr Inhabitant, aqaal protaetloa la
BTarr riaht of eoraon and TtrocartT.
' W..-..T : . ...... f.a.arj u, .
o, nou wa rejara aa UHanyiarana ananaTar
(0 bo aaaomttl or mada of blndlnf faroo any obU
catlon laearrad or uadartakaa ta maldar war
agaloat tba UalUd State, wa hold tbo debt of tha
nation to ba laerad and Inrlolabla, and wo proolalm
oorparpoaa to auaintala.aalmpaaahad tba honor
ana toa latin oi toa nepaDiio.
9. It la tha duty of to National Qorcrnmant to
raeoaniia tba aarrlou of tbo Federal toldlar and
aallon la tba oontaat Jut eloiad by maatlng
promptly and folly all thalr Jmt and rlghtfol
olalma for tba larrleai thay hava randarad tha
nation, and by aztandlng to thoa of tbam wbo
bara fallen tha moat Kanaronaandconaldaratacaro.
10. inAHDaawJOHiiox.i'ratidantoiuiouniMd
Statai, wbo In hii groat oBoa hu proTd itaadfait
la hli diTottoa to tbo Conitltatlon, tha lawi and
lnUreiti of b ooaatry, uamoTad by paraaontlon
and nniwarrod by reproach, haTing faith anaaaatl
abla In tha paopla and In tha preoepti of tbo Qot
aramant, wa raoofoUa a Chief Maj.it rata worthy
of tha nation aad aoal to tha great orliii upon
which his lot la eait, and wa Under to him la tho
diicharga of hli high aad raiponalbla dotlai oar
profound ret pact and aaiaraaos of oar cordial aad
linoera lapport
HATIOXAL UNION COUHITTEE.
JobnT. Crowtll, of New Janay, Chairman.
Maine Jamei Mana aad A. A. Ooold.
New llamptblro Kdmund Darke and E. 6 Nat
tor. Vermont B. B. Smallay and Colonel II. N.
Worh am.
MAwachuiettiJoiUh Dnnbim and R, S. Spof
ford. Rhode Iiland Alfred Anthony and Jamas H.
Panooi.
ConneotloaU-JAmel 7. Babooek and E. C.
Scranton.
New VorlcIiwbtrt XI. Pruyn a&d Samuel 8.
TUden
New JerteyJoieph T. Crowell and Thaodoro
T. Randall.
PennajlTanla J, M. Zaliek and J. S. Black.
Dataware J. 8. Oomegys and Edward S. Martin.
Maryland Q orornor Svaon and T. Q. Pratt.
Virginia-Jamea V Johnion and Br. S. 0. Rob
In ion.
Weat Virginia Daniel Lamb and John J. Jack,
on.
North Carolina Thomas S Aihe aad Joitph H.
WHion.
Booth Carolina Jamei L. Orr and B. F. Ferry.
Georgia J. II. Chrlity sad Tbomai S. Ilarde
man.
Florida WUIlam MarTln and WUklnion Call.
Mlulsaippl W. L. Eharkey and Qaorg L.
Fottai.
Alabama W. II. Crenihaw and 0. 0. Haokabee.
Loalilana Randall II ant and Alfred Kenning.
Arkamai Loranio Qibion and A. II. Engllih.
Tezai B, II. Epporaon aad John Hancock.
Tenneiioo D.T. Fattanoa and William B.Camp
bell. Kentucky R. II. Stanton and Hamilton Pope.
Ohio L, B. Campbell and George B. Smyth.
Indiana D. B. flooding and Tbomai Bowling.
IUInoli John A. MoClernand and Jaiaa 0. Nor.
toa.
Michigan Alfred Rmiell aad Byion G, Stout.
MUiouri lion. Barton Abell and Jamei 8. Rot
U m.
Mlaaesota lion. II. M. Rlee and D. F. Norton.
Wlieonsln J. A. Noonan and S. A. Peace.
Iowa Qeorca A. Parker and Win. A. Cbaao.
Kanaai Jamei A. McDowell and W. A. Tipton.
California lion, tjamael fur ay and joiepu i.
IIava.
Nerada John Carmlcbael and lion. G, B Hall,
Oregon Jamei W. Neimlth and B W. Bcnham.
Biatrict of Columbia Joilah B. Hoorer and J.
B. BUke.
Dakota N. K. Armatrong and N. W. Winer.
Idaho William U. Wallace and II. Commlni.
Nebraika Gen. II. 11. Ucath and Hon. J, 6.
Morton.
aillDIRT B I AC DTI TB COXkllTTEB AT WASB1H0T0R.
Ch Ailei Knapp, of New Jeney, Chairman:
Hon. Montgomery Blair, Maryland.
lion. Charlea Maion, Iowa.
Ward H. Lamon, John V. Ooyle, A, E. Perry,
Samuel Fowler, Col. Jama R. O'Bairne, Corneliua
WendeU, DUtrlct of Colombia.
XATI0H1L UBIOS XXECUT1YB COMMITTIB.
Joaeph T. Crowell, Rahway. N. J., Chalrmaa.
Col. J aa. F. Babcook, New Uaven, Conn.
lion. Robert II. Proyn, Albany, N. Y.
Gen. Bamatl M. Zallck, Pblladelobla. Pa.
lion. Thai, a, Pratt, Baltimore, Md,
lion. Jenc 0. Norton, Chicago, III.
Barton Able, 6t. Louli, Mo.
lion. Waa. L. Bbarkey, Jackion. Mill.
DK N T I 8 T H Y. D H.
LOOBIS. BIIIBIIT DHtlir, J3I
fiaailraata ar.oae, filar loraer of
niutb ittiet, ateaai 10111
ariaiaii paruiaiat t. tie
"&"" i&f
,rofM.iaa. iiioriUo.
117 vartelr al btUSiUI hu
''''' -'I '1 t)tiIi:Ii,'I' 'H"'':b'B0B'1
Shabby Treatment ot an InTentor
The Snider Gnu and Mr,Hntar
Tronble.
Tho death of Mr. Bnltler. inventor of tho
Bolder gnn, waa recently announced. An
j-ngiun paper giret ino 101 lowing account o I
me treauneni he recciTea in England
"Bo far back as 1830, Mr. Bnlder. it op
eari, presented the Btormiyilemof brecch-
loading to Iho Engllah Oovcrnmcnt. and waa
called on to convert two Ennelda opon that
plan. Sabaeqnently, it waa anfrgeatod that
the ammunition ahonld be made np with Gov.
eminent powder and ballet; and, Mr. Snider
having applied for and received these ar.
tides, the trials duly proceeded 'before the
Ordnance Committee. ,A demand waa then
made upon him for the anm of 1 la. 2d. for
the material thoa famished, and It la affirmed
that the Government actually sned him and
obtained Judgment against him for that
amount. At that time his experiment oc
cupied about eighteen morrtha. Early In
1861 he went to the Continent to purine hit
researchca into the best system of breech.
loading. In 1883 he returned to England
and first exhibited a model of a gun which
formed the basis of his present invention.
Ho was assured that tho Government would
never consent to look at a avstcm of breech.
loading carrying Its own Ignition, but the
scientific persona having the subject in charge
zealously met his views, and after eight years
of labor and heavy expenditure he had tho
satisfaction to see his system practically suc
cessful, and adopted by the State.
"Bat the further pecuniary and painful part
of tho history la described to be as follows:
In Jane last he addressed Lord ITartlngton,
the then Secretary of War, saying ho thought
the time had now como when he ahonld bo
Informed how he was to be dealt with. Tbo
reply was that his claim must be considered
under three heads first, reimbursement for
expenses second, compensation for services
while employed in tho department and third,
reward for tho invention j and it was added
that the first two points coald be speedily
settled without waiting for tho third. Mr.
Snider named 2,700 as duo to him for ex
penditure and services, whereupon ho' was
notified that the matter had been left entirely
in tne nanas ot Mr. tjioae, me uovernment
Solicitor for War, and that his docision was
to give 1,000 and no more. Harassed by
creditors for debts incurred during hia long
ana costly proceedings, ecu aune tame time
helpless from sickness, and being told that
if he did not accept what was offered and give
an acqaittanco in full, he would get nothing,
Mr. Snider, about a fortnight back, consented,
bv the advico of his friends, to take the
amount, the whole of which went immedi
ately to bis creditors, not one farthing Und
ine its wav to his own hands.
" The only mitigation of tho story is that
It is understood he has been informed that
when he shall bo well enough to present him-
eeirat uo war umcouio matter will oe con
sidered and a more fitting allowanco made.
Such aro the facts as they have been con-
veyuu lu answer tu lutjuirics, uui luvru way
oe some minor inaccuracies in mem, as air.
Snider, in his helpless condition, is unable
fully to stato his own cose. Notunfreqncnt
ly tho sorrows of inventors are traceable to
their own improvidence or unfitness for busi
ness, and also to tho inevitable operation of
mo raicni laws; out in mis insianoo tocro is
nothing on tho surface to lead to any such
assumption.
" Apart from his labors on tho Continent,
Mr. Snider was, it is believed, incessantly
engaged for eight months in tho service of
tho department of Woolwich, and, looking
at the expenses ol his previous drawings, ic,
his charge of 2,700 for actual time and out
lay will strike most persons as extremely
moderate, while the arbitrary cutting down
of such an Item to 1,000 ia sufficient to ac
count for the exlstcnco of great pecuniary
distress. In all countries where patents aro
conferred tho Governments have the legal
power to uso such inventions' free of cost;
but this Is merely for self-protection, and can
never bo properly pleaded as a bar to a lib
eral acknowledgment for benefits conferred.
Mr. Snider asserted that, in accordance with
a promise ho originally gave, he always faith
fully resisted inducements and offers held
out to him by other Governments to furnish
them with a copy of his gun."
A Novix Hack. Tho San Francisco iJuf
Mm announces the result of the great China
tea race. The race was confined to English
ships, and the premium offered was ten shil
lings atononthe cargo of tho first ship in with
the now tea. Nino ships left Foo-chon-foo
from the 29th of May to tho 6th of June last,
each laden with cargoes from the new crop.
Four of the nine were competitors for the
prize, and made an almost neck-and-neck
race for sixteen thousand miles, finishing the
voyages in ninety days and a fow hours, the
five ships landing, by estimate, fire and a
quarter millions of pounds of tea; tho Tao
ping carrying off the prize, which amounted
to about two thousand five hundred dollars,
she being lighter laden than her closest com
petitor by ono hundred and twenty-two thou
sand one hundred and ninety-ono pounds.
This is the fasting time on record. Tho
average tjno of the English tea-ships is abont
ono hundred and thirty days. Comparo with
this tho figures for the Hong Kong and San
Francisco route. The distance is, in round
nnmbers, seven thonsand miles. Tbo aver
ago time is Irom twenty-fire to twenty-eight
days. The distanco from San Francisco to
New York by railroad is about three thou
sand miles, and the timo will probably bo
about eight days. From New York to Lon
don is under rather than over fifteen days.
So that tea sent by tho way of San Francisco,
will reach tho Enclish market about forty-
five days sooner than if sent by the way of
Uoou llopo
A Freucli rilorj.
Tho London Pall Mall Gazette has the fol.
lowing:
" It is a curious illustration of tho strange
notions prevalent in Franco in reference to
tho Emperor Napoleon, that among tho
workingmen of l'aris tbcro is a story that ho
uas been acau a lorinigoi, anu waa jn-rauu
atcd at tho review on Monday by a well
knnwn tentmaker. Thero aro three men in
Paris, it seems, who very closely rcsemblo
his Majesty ono being tho tentmakcr in
Question, another a wood-ranger In the Hois
e Boulogne, and the third tho keeper of a
dancing-room at atom rarnasso.
We understand that tho detective under
tho internal rovenuo laws is now at ork
upon sorao of tho Lynn shoo manufacturers,
and that two of them have already been
called upon to answer for non-compllanco
with tho law in return of sales, and aro found
to be somo thousands of dollars behind.
Thero has been no detcctivo In this district
slnco tho law was passed, till within n few
days, and Ins expcrlcnco goes to snow mo
.....li,i r.1 (iinri nn nffiaa, Txnnttnrti-
I necessity of auch an officer, A'euouryport
ilau.)atrald. W
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NO, 808.
The Rallroatel ExewralsiUctst-At At-
ehlsoa Th RosUI ssaMI th Ooaa-
irw-ABiaiBer Pssrtw BUtarketl
Acceptance of the Rood by the
Oovenuneat CoaamlHloaera.
ATcniaox, Kansas, Mov. 19. The party
of excursionists directors and stockholders
of the Atchison and Piko's Peak Ballroal
Company which passed through Chicago
on Thursday last, arrived In Atchison on
Batur day evening, and spent tho Sabbath
ntre. tnta morning, largely reiniorcea oy
citizens from SW Joscpn, Atchison, and sur
rounding country, the party, over four hun
dred la number, started oat to view the road:
The three Government Commissioners who
went oat to inspect the second section of
twenty miles were on board, as also Senator
Pomeroy, Bishop Vail, and the dignitaries of
Aicuison ana Bt josepn.
The road Ilea through a magnificent sec
tlon of country, chiefly rolling prairie, rather
sparsely timbered, bat wall drained and cov
ered with a rich black soil, ranging from ono
to nine feet In depth. The 0ad la graded to
distanco of sixty miles oui, aboCt forty-live
of which has received the rails. The first
eighteen miles lies la Atchison connty. Tho
company owns no lands there, bat is com-
Senaatea by a magnificent tract of one hun
red and twenty-five acres In the Kickapoo
Iteserve, just beyond. It la held to be worth
six or seven dollars per acre. The road is
well bailt on easy grade. For the first twenty
miles the surface is Irregular, and there are
many cuttings and embankments ; afterwards
the country is more level. The company ex
pect to Iron tho next fifteen miles by the
middlo of December, and to finish tho re
maining forty next year. A single telegraph
wire runs out forty miles west from Atchison.
The train arrived at the end about ono
o'clock. A little exploration, and theri lun
cheon, at which the tarty waa disturbed by
a sweeping prairie fire, which drove them to
some distance. Short speeches wero made
by General Craig, of the Hannibal and Bt.
Joseph railroad, who invited all hands to St.
Joseph to-morrow; by President Pomeroy;
J. M. Crowell, Mayor of Atchison: Rev. Mr.
Tyng; General Curtis, the hero of Pea Itidge;
Judge Woodson, of St. Joseph; Governor
Smyth, of New Hampshire; Rev. Dr. Webb,
of Boston; Treasurer Nicholls; Mr. Butler;
Colonel Clapp, of Boston, and by Senator
Pomeroy, who exhibited some fine native
cotton, destined for the Paris Exhibition.
The party then returned to Atchison,
halting only abont half way to call on the
old Indian chief, Pettignauk, with his two
squaws and half a dozen papooses. The
Commission have accepted the second section
of twenty miles, reporting it in excellent con
dition. New York Dry Oootla Market.
Tho market is in a stata of chaos. There
is an over-supply of goods, and prices are
lower and very Irregular ; for tha glut la too
great, and holders have no Inducement to
keep their goods if buyers could only bo
found. Soveral failures are announced.
Brown aheotings and shirtings are dull at a
decline, and bleached foods sell very slowly
at a considerable concession, tho etockmeaa
whilo accumulating. Heavy drills aro In
some small request. Canton flannels aro
dull. Stripes aro inactive, and ticks are
steady. Denims are not In demand. In
prints there has been a large addition to the
supply, wnuo tne pneo oas aecnnca iaz cis.,
which has not induced any improvement in
mo aemana. uincnams are in iair request
and steady. Delaines are weak in price,
The demand is hardly equal to tho supply,
ana only very cnoico aiyies realize quota
tions. Coburgs are moderately active.
Shawls of desirable stvle aro in active de
mand. Inferior goods aro much lower.
Broadcloths are inactive. Cassimeres aro
without improvement. A few dcsirablo fancy
styles sell at good prices, but all others aro
negiccicu Bauncis are auu. x.inseys in
active. Blankets are moro active. Im-
fiortcd fabrics are also very dull and mostly
owcr. The demand is but moderate even
for choico goods, such as black and colored
rrcnen merinos, ueiaincs, poplins, ana wool
plaids. Colored fine silks are wanted in
amall nuantitiea onlv. Plain and black silks
aro very dull at a decline. Ribbons and vel
vets are lower, and woolen goods are with
out inquiry.
Tho auction sales are few,' French black
broadcloths, Frenoh doeskins, silk-mixed and
fancy cassimeres sold In small lots. Dress
silk goods, French merinos and delaines, and
velvets havo been offered freely through tho
auction-room, and the owners met the mar
ket bravely.
TiMrirtAt.cz Ann Tikis. The California
Stato Temperance Convention recently met
in San Francisco, and denounced the rapidly
incieasing calturo of vines In that State.
Tho Evening Bulletin criticises this action,
aa follows:
"It was a mistake In tho temperonco con
vention to aim a blow at ono of the great In
dustries of the Stato. Although it will bo
useless to petition Congress to break down
tho wino manufacture in California by oner
ous and partial taxes, the circulation and ad
vocacy of such petitions as proposed, will ex
cite angry criticism and substitute mcro
clamor and discussion for the effective re
formatory labor In which hitherto the tern
Ecranco apostles of California havo been
onorably engaged. Wine-making cannot
bo prevented from becoming a leading in
dustry here. Tho wonderful adaptability of
our soil and climate to tho business, and the
wide market which is afforded at home and
abroad, will cause the valuo of this product
to rank at least equal with that of tho gold
product. If prohibitory laws could totally
stop wine-drinking in our own State, the for
eign demand alone would even now prevent
any cessation in production; and hereafter
tho foreign demand is to be tho great depend
ence of tho wine-trroners. Tho prohibition
ists would therefore be obliged to find some
means of preventing exportation, if they atill
deBircd to prevent wine-making in California;
and in the quest of such means they would
como upon tho immovable obstaclo ot Fed
eral commercial law. Hence It was simply
Idle for the convention to talk of discourag
ing wine-gronmg in uaiitorula."
Sojie enthusiastic tourist ono who was
possessed of all tho frenzy of the poet, but
somewhat verdant in expression has left on
.1.- , - . .t a, ,1. fl...
me recoru uook at tuo mumuiuiu vam,
Kentucky, tho following impromptu record
of his sublimated wonder:
Th. Mammoth Care, 0' wait a If-ot,
Id rammer oolJ, ia wiatir hot;
Qrllt OoJ Almighty' what a wonder!
Oaoaral Jackion, Ham and thundir!"
Ilprn hli barn-strinir snapped, and his im-
mortal inspiration (now forever voiceless)
died In echoes along tuo encnonvou river.
and among tho fairy caverni of that grani
! work of nature.
1.
m tUTlOlal, UmUvMaT1 v
Is BaalliU. avarj auraUf (laadaya elaeatW) j W
. Xmaai c, la. Sit "lata atraat,aai la raraliae 1
ta aaaaaHaari (V. aarrlare) a II aaata par ataata.
auu stBaeroara, M.00 aa' aaaaal tt.no rar ais
aualke aaa H 00 far tare, noitki, faaevtalir
aanaaa. Tire oerlMeeeTW, ,39.00
ttailaaaatMat aaata. j ,
THI WIlaaTkUTIOIaL aMTUSUCl
faWakal avary Frllay auralaf i Oaa aar fwar
ttaOOt Tkraa aatlaa aaa raar, ts.00 Tea aaalaa.aaa
year, ,11,00. ..,
TaaavcMaa Hill'tarw atterat-Gataae
lw, ate.
Totoino, 0. W., Not. 22. The govern
ment ia directing Its attention to the re-arming
and equipping of the volunteer batteries
of the Province. Each battery In future is
to be mode np to foar guns, all of equal cal
ibre, and will consist of three nine-pounders
and a twenty-four pound howitzer. It la
thought that these will in this country.
where it ia impracticable to obtain lone-
ranges, ana wnere most artillery nre win
likely take place within a range of 2,000
yards, prove equally If not more telling
against an enemy, while their simple mode
of management will make them still greater
favorite in tho volunteer force.
Upper Canadian garrisons aro being rap.
Idlr armed with Snider irons and Enfield a
rifles, the latest and beat improvement on
the old Enfield, and a large number of the
troops in the 1 rovince will aoon be m soa-
aion of breech-loaders. Beven hundred havo
arrived for the use of the 77th regiment, and
will be distributed among" that corpi next
week.
rVaal.. I Tlf Viw,M 1m abJmbIkm..
a stop to the wholesale slaughter of deer and
other came, now iroinir on In this country br
American pot-house hunters, It is recom
mended that a heavy export duty be levied,
ana oiner stringent measures aaoptea.
irooDS are conunnuur to arrive nere dv
the river steamers.
The weather la cold.
MoxTRtix. 0. E.. Nov. 22. Prince Doroa
and Duke GrasoV, two of tho wealthieat and
noblest citizens of Rome, aro receiving dis
tinguished honors.
A cable disnatch announces the contribu
tion of $10,000 from Glasgow for tho Quebec
relief fund.
The Fenian trials commence on tho 3d of
December at Swcctsbury, County Lown,
xtcaiora.
Protection ta the Iroa IntereaU.
On this subject the New Tork Evening
Pott says:
When peoplo read that tho representatives
of certain Interests, such as tho Iron makers.
demand still greater protection, they aro
amazed and puzzled. They would be less
surprised could they hear what 1$ said of
these "representative" men by others engaged
In tho same business. We have been told by
ono of tbo largest iron manufacturers of
Pennsvlvanla that lie and the trreater num
ber of his fellows do not want or need higher
aaties; ont mat tne wnoieagritauonror "more
protection" for this manufacture .comes from
a few men whose works are ao badly situated
that they would not manufacture with suc
cess under any conceivable tariff. No doubt
the same is the case in other branches.
It Is the lame ducks who demand protec
tion. Any healthy branch of manufacture
can get on withont; many do get on without.
am tne people, tne consumers, uo many,
who snfier from the high pricea of every
thing, whom a monstrous tariff of duties has
shut out from the cheap markets of the
world, and to whom clothing, houses, trans
portation and all necessaries of life have
been made dear, begin to see what is one of
we main causes oi ntgb prices. They will
not aufler the high tariff men to have their
way.
On the contrary, tho people expect of tho
present Congress a modlDcaiion of the pres
ent tariff, which is much too high, and under
which many important branches of manufac
ture are dying out
NiciYouko IIax iME.vioi-a Tuicr. E.
Jaccard Sc Co., jewelers, of St. Louis, were
on Tuesday robbed of a ten thousand set ol
diamonds, in a very ingenious manner.. Tho
thief waa an elegantly dressed, genteel look
ing man, and claimed to bo looking for a
largo assortment of jewelry to stock a storo
In St. Joseph. He was shown an assortment
of valuable diamonds among other things,
andwUethe salesman was engaged In waiting
upon somo ladies, tho gent made on urgent
excuse for a trip to tho basement in a conii.
dential whisper, and passed down, leaving
hia hat on the counter.
He then passed through a aide door into
Lcltch'a drug store, and drawing forth a cap
conceaiea auoui ms ciotnes, passcu out.
When the salesman had finished servinir tho
lady customers, he discovered that a casket,
containing a ten t&ousana dollar diamond
set had gone with the stranger.
Cablx DisrAicnu. The readers of tho
Ledger will remember that yesterday wo
printed no cable dispatch, for the reason that
tne wires were aown." All oar contempo
raries were without cable dispatches for that
reason, sava a single one, a prominent New
York journal, which rejoiced in the special
uiaracb uispuicuea, per cauie. it as it uut
aware inai mo "vtirea wcro uownr rnita-
delpnia Ledger.
Tne well-known residence of Gen. Zolll
coffer was sold on Saturday last at Chancery
sale, by Morton B. Howell, to James II.
Wilson, at 822,100. Mr. Howell also sold
two lots, ono of tuclvo and the other of ten
acres, without any improvements, lying be
tween the Murfrecsboro' and the Franklin
College turnpikes, at 8195 per aero. The
land ia about five miles from the city.
Xashville Union, iOlh.
TJullHl Statie Military Aar luu tar Disabled
voiaauir aoiuiera.
orriciAL.
01KCDLAK.
U, B UlLlTABT AlTLm roB DllAB'o Vot, SOLDIIll, 1
(IAITI11 8BABCH.) AruOITA.HB. f
Toll lailltotloB liabraieBor th. M.LIobbI Aavlaia.
eotibUihid bt lit af Coaf reoa, for tka lira of Voloauer
Soldleri wko lata hoeo r-ormaaeiUr alukliddurli,
lae r.c.Bi war. ill. uia.r l.a OOBtroi OI toe I0110WII,
M.. if an I
to. rroiioiai or ina uiuid Bute..
Tha H.aoriblo iMretarf of War. Kjr'Uflffts.
Toe umoi jaiuie u, a. sur.r.ue court, )
Itta. K. J. Oaleibj, ofSprlirSeld, llflaoli.
urt,J
iti, jiiiioi.
uei.rat o. a uoiiir, oi itosioi, aiaaa.
aoiorior Frad.rlek Sravlh. of alloc Bl.tir. now UIUD-
kl'a. . . .
Iloooriolo Lewie u uaoclei, oi uerioi, uaio.
Hoiorible Jij Coohl, of 1'blledelphla, Peoa.
Ueaonl J. II. efirUidile, of Kochnter. New Toik.
Xltkor of wbom kai nlborllr ta grut idmli.loa
apoa ippllcitloi b.li, nude la proper form bluki
for which cube oblalied of either of Ike kIaia,ore, or
of tbo Uovoroor of Ibo Airlam
Tbo diilaa of Ibo Airlam ll lo rocoWo voloateer eol
dim wko hare area koioriblr dluklrfod from Ike
ervli. of Iho Palled flai.i, aner beta, dliabled, wbtle
la Iho Hu of Ibelr dalj darlar tha receat war, to each
ib esteot ae lo reider them lieompoleit to obtala a
llrollbood by labor la tba ardlair walka of life, aid
to prorlde them with a borne, wkera tkejr will ba fed
aid ilothid, aad enjoy ba ajraataraiof icntiriid
rilliloni liilraoUoa. tba nle af a Ubrarr. aid olher
ooclit prlfllifei.
A Mbool win ba eitabuahid. wkera thaoa deilrlas cia
i sited for clirkiklpi or olker remoaeratlra ample
Alithe lamatea will be raqalrad to do iacb work y
tbiy ara attad for, aad lack oompeaiitloa will bo aft
towoa aa bit bo mea bt the Board oi atiaifera, ...
half of which will ba paid to Iboieldler nd the re
milider laveatod at Ike aeTerameil rill of lilr.at,
lid tha araaait paid tohlmwbaa he cballleaTa lha
Aerlam. ,
Tba lamalei will 111 rnolred lo ai-lsf Ibelr peaitoa
llowi.ee for the o.e aid beiell of the Aijlam. larlef
tka term af tkelr nildeaco Ikarala, inept la eaan
wkoroikorka.e f.iolll.e dep.ad.it oa Ikim for lop.
poll, wkii Ikli rail rely bl io.ridid II Iba dtlcriUoa
"'iba "aatV-laearika Airlim wlllbe.lrliUj mlllliry.
nadir Ike Kilei lid Arilclii of War. Unit lobrliir
daorraldepo.lb.e.l wUl at all llataa bartaldl, aa.
forvwde B.DW, W, HlAKB,
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