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. wMi, .tunufzxj, -asrassBERsci'Jhl SUTTON & HYDC, .sacaisrrarci LYON'S KATHAIRON, " LYON'S E3TCT GINGER, LYON'S ELEA POWDER, MAOXOLXA WATI1, Jacksonville, Bcpl. 20, 1B00 If AMERICAN EXCHANGE, Corner of Washington and Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. L. P. W. Q U 1 M B Y, (U rnornir.Ton orTUE"WETieni IIotkl,") TTAVING TAKEN THE ADOVE nOUSE, and entirely REFITTED AND REFURNISH ED It, la now prepared In receive nud iiccninmu date his friends nnd former pntrnns, nml the general traiclllng public. For saMy In iho event or lire, nnd the convcnlniicc or Rinsls, SECOND PASSAGE lm been opened In Hie SLEEI'IFO AI'ARTMENS, which iiro commo dious and wpeclal arranged Tor thn nccntnmodn- Hon or rmnllU. WARM '"! COLD BATHS attached lo thu house. TkU Ijipow la Inratttl utinr tba Stearatooat Manning than an ofswrlu Pniilnnrt, TIIE HOTEL COACH will be In attendance at llio several Landing to convey gitettsimd tholr baggage lo and from the bouse FUKEOF OIIAtUti:. The house has a Urge Firo-Proof 8f8 for vnlunbles. The Proprietor will underlnku that nothing shall ho left unJant to render his house attractive, and irueiti comlortuble. octStf a. DCOAK. j. a. wall. DUCAN &WALL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 33rlolK. BullcUni;, Corner of Front nml F Streets, ORESCENT CITY. THEY WILL ATTESI) TO THE UECEIV lap; and forwarding of all goods cnlrtiilttl to Ortrr-enro, mltb irnniiiliiva nnd dispatch. The) bate nttcd tip two lurjro building for storing goods, nnd have modi nrriniremiMits so llml merchant, doing Imslncss through llnm "III not sutler hy any in ercharges, or lose any Just claim Tor goods lost. jtr Coii'lgnuvnts solicited. Merchandise receded on storage. ni'2dly P. B. COFFIN, HOUSE PAINTER, IS NOW IN POSSESSION OK THE ENTIItE stock of materials and touls formerly be longing to Cuslrllo i Collin. Mr. Coslelln having withdrawn. P.II.Coflln will continue Abe business, and can be round at his shop, Cermtr of C and Tin Id SfreH, rprvpared lo do work In a workmanlike uiauuir .and at n oonnbl" rati i. Jacksonville, Oct. 10, lsr.7. ocllOtf EL D0UAD0, V.K.Cnr.Cal.AlOgii. Ml,. .TorUwn Ille.O. S. M. FARREN. DEW BROOMS SWEEP CLEAN! THEN GO TO THEATER'S BROOM MANUFACTORY AND BUY TIIE 11CM IN TIIE MARKET, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Factory on corner of Oregon nnd Main Sl liv t ho Uilil IcllOtt's null, nuu uiMiumc mil- IVnni.fi. A int.rlrnil Host Alirilllt. Jacksonville, Nov. 29 III. 1807. novSO dm VAT TJP-LAST CALL. ALLT1IOSK IN'liKUTKU TO Ue? AUK hereby notified lo come forward nml puj up by the lint day of Junuury ensuing, I' will certntnly be to their interest lo do to, us we cannot do tiuslncr without money to unit mir own lliibllitlis : nnd furthermore, denning II for the best liittnst of nil concerned, we have determlnul to tptnlilli.il n rlrlcl cash bums In bosiness ufler tliu first day ol January, 18C8. sod will not deparl from it. BUTTON & HYDK. Jacktonvllle. Dfc. 19th. 1807. deciiltf LIME! LIME! BUILDERS. AND OTHERS WHO DESIRE lime, ill llml a constant supply, ot the best quality, in quantifier) lo suit, nt my thop jan Main street, between Oregon and Third, op posite Muller A Urcntaiio'a store. In my ab sence, Mr. Alex. Martin will wait upon custom ers. f STONE "CUTTING " AM) Steue Mason Work done qo fcrros to unit tho time. Orderi from 'the country will receive prompt nttontion, 1 " ' JOHN U. I'KAUOqK. Jacksonville, April 2, ISb7. p27 W Toy Deliaqueftts ! A' S OUR S. SAOIfS WILL BE OBLIGED ,a Iaava fthnrilv It. lmtifm 111 CfKuril for m to call on all tbosu indebted to us by book account or note o settle 'at nnq6. , tV'e hope our friends will take due notice qf thin, the ONLY DUN we Intend Uniting. r ' tfAOiip nnps: Jwkionvllle, Dec. 1211;, 1867. pqH-lf TTTT" Notict. THOSE Indebted to tlic undersigned r re quosted to conie forward within one month ffonj this date apd nmko payment. 1 ' '" JOS. WETTEBER, JlKVannvlIelFeb.Utit 168. fcblftlpq I f tm VOL. XIII. Us BUStM:SS N0TICU3. Peter Britt, Photographic Artist, JACKSONVILLE, 0RE00N, Ambrotypos, Fhotographs, Cartes deVisltc DONE IN THE riNEST STTI.E OF ART. jjPictttrea Rcdncttri OR ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE. DR, A. B. OVEttBECK, Phy sician & Surgeon, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Olllce at his residence, in tho Old Overbeck Hospital, on Oregon Street. K.H. MIHCNMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE-Corncr of California and Fifth Street, Jacksonville, Ogn. Ho will practice In Jackson and adjacent counties, and attend promptly to professional calls. fcb2tr DR. A. B, OVERBECK'S BATHROOMS, In tho Ovorbock Hospital, WARM, COLD it SIIO WEK I) ATIIS, SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS. F. GIlUlIi:, M. D., PHYSICIAN &SURGEON, OFFICE removed to Oregon Street, near . ly opposito tho Fronch Retanrant. j Jnckrunlllc. Die. 2lrt. 1807. dectl-tf 1 I' mivLMmv r. kiiih-wiiv x: , i Otosstotvlolnn, TX7II.I, nlleud to nnv who may require bis y sen let. URIee adjoining N. LaugelV shoe shop, oil north side California Street, Jiicksmuille. tiov2lf SIT.riAli nok;i:s. Dlt. SWISS HUPELAND'S i'i.riiiuTsii STOMACH BITTER 1 r k y IT! TRY IT! Tlx Lot I'lirinoroHhs Mood I A riiAMnlTinlcl A tr) Agrtmiils prink I UiiiurMl frtMIIng surely tut C'ntlr en His Ktrrtlims uf (lis kldim?, UmtU, I itvmscli miJ lltsri ilorwlf Mull lntfle and rsull liquor, I drue nd grucrry stores. NOBODY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT ! J.O l MKH, I'roiirtctxr. TAYLOIl 1 UUNUt L. 81 A.uH. J.lH)-p o. 413, CUy Ht. ln rrnlo. I. O. G. T. AI.I'IIA LODGB. NO. 1, 1. O. G T HOLDS lis regular meeting on Tuesday ewnlug or lach witk, at the District School mie, In Jnckkonvllle. LOIIGK opens at " o'cUHrk. Di:(Jlti:i: MI:KTINGS the last I ueMay of each month. ufl rejournment of bUUUUDINATE LOI1GK All iiieuibcra of llio Order In good standing nrccotdiully luvltiil to lm present. G W. ItOOllK. Vf. C. T. J. R, WAtiB.Sic'y. Jiitkoullle, Feb Sth. ISt.S. fet8tf Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. M HOLD their regular coniinunicnllons JLon the Wednesday Lienlugitor preced W lug the lull moon. In JA!nosviu.e, or do, A. MARTIN, W, M. O. W. SAAOi.,Scc'y. .. ,. ..... .. ... ......-- The Jiest Itewedy for Purifying Ihelllnod, Strengllienliit' the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite, la FUUSE'S HAMUUIIG TEA. It Is the best prcservatlie agalrrstal most any sickness, if used tlimly. Composed ollierbs only, it can be glien fuftly to Inrunts rull di rection in Eoglli'h, French, Sp..isn and Ger man, wllli nay package. TRY IT I For nale nt nil the wholeale and retail drug stores und groceries. EM1L FRliSE. Wholesale Druggist, SoIuAki ut, 410 Clay street, JuyUyl San trauclsco BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. KOTICE. Having disposed or our Fac tory, we nra now prepared to ghe our whole Attention to ou' Leather and F.indlng business. On hand, direct from France, Calf 4 Mp, DomuMlo Leather, Bool Legs. etc. Jouv G. Hhix, I L. Faviuc. I Jous Bbay, New York. Paris, 8au Francisco. Address. HEW 4 BRAY, n Francisco. 4111 Batttry Street rpo o.xxJ.x,yMtxexa. AND BLACXSMITHf. Cnbrlnd n4 Lehigh, COAL mi MO I10X' 1,000 "JFo In Starp sad Aljost, ''""TV DOYLE qd 415 fad t, Bsrf lro ill Sd TO IXl?ff JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1808. tftamSmfSmSiimi TUG ORM SEIITINIL. NJBUsriEiv Krery StHrdy MerMlag kr B. r. BOWBIX, OFFICE, CORNER (7 A THIRD STREETS TERMS OP UBtCIMPTIOjn For One year. In advance. Four Dollar t paid within the first fix months or the year. Ave dolara ; If not paid until the Mplratlq. ct the year, six dollars. A . TERM! OF ADVKRTTHJrGj-I: , One square (10 line or less), first Infter-' tlon.Three Dollars ; each sulwiuent Inser- lon. One Dollar. A discount of llfly per oent will lc mails' to those who advertise by the year. 9 Trl Tcndsrt rscslvtd at cnrt.ot rttss, A JLarntca' CRfcittR of Fattk. At othcrtnen hare creeds, 10 I have mine ; I keep tho holy faith In God. In mail, And In tho angels mtnlstrant between, I hold to one Iruo church of all true touts, Where cburcbly seal li neither bread nor wine, Nor laying on of hands, nor holy oil, Out only the anointing of God's grace. I hate all klngi, and caste, and rank of birth ; For alt the ions of men are sons of God ; Nor limps a beggar but l( nobly born ; Nor wrara a slave a yoke, nor cxar a crown, That makes bim less or more than just a man. I lore my country, and bcr righteous cause : So I dare not keep silent In bcr sin ; And after Freedom, may bcr bells ling Teace I I lore one woman with a holy fire, Whom I revore as priestess of my bouse ; I stand with wondering awe before my babes , Till Ibey rebuke me to a nobler life ; I keep a faithful friendship with my friend, Whom loyally I serve before myself; I lock my lips too close to speak a lie ; I wash my bands too clean to touch a bribe ; I owe no man a debt I cannot pay, Save only of (be Inve men ought to owe. Wllbal,eacb day, before the blessed heaTen, X uncn ulil llir rhttmlipri at tuv soul. And tbe ,Io, 0boit l0 eDt,.r lo 1 bus reads the fair confession of my faith ; So crowed with contradiction by my life That now may God forgive the written lie t Yet still by help or Him who helpetb men, I fc two wurlda wl fear not lift nor death. rf j j LETTER FROM B. F. DOWELL. Wahiii.vgton', D. C, ) 'Jlht Jnittinry, 1808. ) StantunV restoration to tlio ofllec of I Secretin y uf War, refontlructlon, li i tiaiicu', and tlio juiliciarv, liuvo been tlienll-abfconiiig topic of tlio week; but magnificent niiltoud hcIiciik-s loom ii) in the distance. Int. Nine day no tho Fcnnto re jected tho PrcHidcnt's icnhoiiH for tho f.Ubict)Mon of .Mr. Stnnton as Secretary of War; and on Monday following Gcuenil Grant delierod the key of the oflice to tho Adjiitnnt-Gciiuiul, nnd he lonnily dclivcicd it to Mr. Stanton without cousuiting tho wlslics of tlio Picfldcut or his rebel ndviseis; mid ever since there has been otio contin ued howl from Dcinoorata nnd rcbcln on tho course pursued by General Grunt nnd Stanton. Many true, and borne ful co rumors have panned from mouth to mouth, and from paper to paper, on tho subject. In tho morning it was positively its sorted tlmt tho Piesidout intended to itomo an order for the arrest and trial of General Grant by a court martial tor dlbobedienco of orders; and an other, that tho President had drawn up a proclamation to tho Departments of the Government, prohibiting any oflieinl intercourso with Secretary Stan ton; that ho intended to close tho War Department, tc. Tho truth is, such things wero in contemplation, and weic discussed between tho President and his Democratic friends; but ho was advinod by tho sober-thiukiug members of tho Jlouse, if anything of tho kind was done, he would bo impeached and immediately removed from office; so no orders of any kind Jiavo been is sued by President Johnson relative to the War Department, and General Grant is performing his duties as Com mander of tho Army, and Mr. btanton is poaceably performing the duties of hi office, Tho Inttllifj(ncer, (tho Prpsidont's orcau), on tho morning after Mr. Stan ton took possession of tho War Oflice, was furious and belligerent; but tho next morning it was calm and as peace . f T !. V V7! i i M,j. the Copperheads heaped yial of t II. I.mU ntij4 Tnrsiit llltiiL' ntlii on Johnson, Grant, Stanton and Con gross. Tho result will be to continuo Mr, Stapton as Sccrotary of War for ?9Jv W'JH u? an indcGnito time, notwithstanding he lias snubbed or grossly insulted many of tho Itadical member of Congress, nud two-thirds ot them would be glad to get lid of him in nn honorablo way, it they could substitute a good, affa ble, competent, honest man in hi place. However, they do not intend for Johnson to put in any man like Black or Ilnudcock, who will bo an obstruction to reconstruction ; and it i certain Stanton would only resign at tlic request of tho, $o4Ilc.iln, and (hat ho lias not tho slightest intention of resigning to gratily Mr. Johnson or his rebel allies. The President and tho Copperheads would bo delichtcd to try General Grant by a court martial for obeying the law in surrendering tho War Ofllco to Mr. Stanton ; but he can't bo triod by a court martial, because he did not hold tho position of Secretary of War, ad interim, under n military order; nnd to-day all is quiet "on tho Potomac," at tho White House, and at tho War Oflice. 2d. nr.coNSTnucTioN Has been under discussion in tho House nil week, but they have not passed the bill, and it will yet undergo several amendments bcfoio it becomes a law. While Congress is trying to aid tho South to reconstruct on n loyal basis; the Executive Republican Committee has just received cheering news from Alabama nnd Arkansas. The Mont gomery Jfail, a robel sheet, calls upon tho whites to eeaso assailing the blacks, and insists that " they Hhall appeal to the more intelligent of tlio latter, being scoies in every county, to keep aloof from the election." Tho Radicals havo placed in nomination, not only an en tire Stato ticket, composed of whito men, but they me selecting tho best citizens as candidates to Congress, and they arc confident of adopting their free Stato constitution on tho 4th of February, by u handsome majority. A citireu of Searcy county, Arkansas, writes thus to a member of the Com mittee : Wu.ir.'r Covi:, Skaiicv Co., Aiikamus, December '-'6, 1P07. Silt: Many thanks for your Kindness in Jnrwnidiifg to mo nevernl copies ol tho Washington CinmMe nnd a quan tity of document. They havo been pf great service in this county in posting our pat ty and biiiiging out our sticugtli in tho leeent election. We havo been engaged in ilisiiihuiiug them nnd or ganising tho Itadical party. Wo car ried tho county by ten to one, and can, hv nclivitv. hcciira four bundled inn- joiity to ratily tho now constitution, it it H truly Jtepupiicau in an us ien tures. Thero are 677 registered votes in tho county, only one of them a Hack num. So you net tere ate not a many voter here vhojlar the negro as there are in Ohio; or, at leant, not a many Conservative JJemocratio rebel. We had n" war of laees" preached until the doctrine is completely worn out, nnd tho Noithern people nro greatly mistaken as to any such ibsue, for we liiu i! had Democratic rule under notable- DemociiitH until wu nro tiuly tiled, and iustend of looking on tho black as a inferior being, wo havo concluded he is otiriiicnd,nud wu intend to ti cut him as Mich. 3d. FINANCIAL. Schemes nro very numerous. There has been moro resolutions and more bills introduced in Congress on this, than on any other subject. Kven tho modest Oiegon delegation iao taken an aotivo pint. Tho leaders of the SK.vn.vKhlia o been inado familiar with the resolution and ndcccIi of Senator Coibctt to facilitate the resumption of specio payment. Notwithstanding I do not exaetly ngreo with either Mr. Williams or Mr. Mallory In financial matters, still it is now my ploasuie to oluoniclo tho resolutions and an act which had been introduced by Senator Williams, and also, a resolution which will bo introduced, at an early day, by Mr. Mallory. Senator Williams takes a lively in. tercst in tho Biibject. On tho 14th in stant ho introduced this resolution, wlijch was ordered to Ho on tho table, and be priute4 : Jiesofved, That tho Committee on Finance bo instructed to inquire into tho expediency of providing for tho funding and consolidation of tho debt of tho United States into bondsorobli gatior,Vthe principal of which shalljtev or becomo due and navablo. bearing in tercst at tho ratoof four per ccnL por annum, payable iQroi-annually in coin, NO. 5 and to bo exempt from nil taxation, and to further provide for the purchase and cancellation of such bonus or obliga tions from time to time by the) Trthiu ry as may accord with th pecuniary abilities of tho Government. 2. To prevent, by tho imposition of high dutic discriminating against costly fabrics and luxuries, excessive importation and the consequent expor tation of gold to pay balance, reduc ing thereby tho amount of uch duties n nearly' practicable to the amount necessary to pny the interest upon tho public debt, and further by the removal of taxo fronv-thaftrodtftiU of mining and tho capital invested therein, and otherwise to encourage and facilitate tlic production ol gold and silver from tho mitiei of the United State. 3. To amend tho national bank act so that national batiks may be estab lished without Unlit as to number a tho business interest of the country shall require, nnd to prohibit all other systems of banklnc, nnd to provide for tho gradual withdrawal of Treasury notes from circulation and the substi tution therefor of national bank note, and further to piovidu for the resump tion of specio payments through said banks, by requiring them to hold tho necessary reserves in coin, and by ex tending specinl inducements to the banks already existing for thcr resump tion of specio payments. Again on tho 10th instant, from tho committee on Finance, ho reported tho following act, and recommended its passage : lie it tnactttt, Tlmt United Stntc ..nt.,.. rtniMttimiltP Mnllml iM.vnl lnmlnM liuii-r,, ,uiiiiii'ii i wiiiivm "pi ivimi-in, shall bo receivable in payment of all taxes, internal duties, excises, debts, and demands of ovcry kind duo to tho United States, except duties on imports, nnd of nil claims and dcmniids ngaiunt tho United States whatsoever, except for interest upon bonds when payable in coin, nud sliall nlso bo lawful money nud a legal tender in payment of all debts, public and private, within tho United States, except when otherwiso specially provided, in contracts inndo niter tho 4th of July, 1808, and oxcopt for duties on imports and interest on bonds ns aforesaid. Mr. Mallory, on the first favorablo occasion, will introduce in substanco tho following resolutions; Jiesolceit, Tlmt tho Committeo of Ways and Means bo instructed to en quire iu'.o tho expediency ol authoriz ing tho Secretary ol tho Treasury, 1st, To employ such of tho legal ten der notes ns may como to his possess ion, in excess of what I required to pay tho current oxpeucca of tho gov ernment, in purchasing at their market valuo such of tho present interest-bearing securities of the United States an ho may bo ablu to obtain therewith, and to enncol nnd destroy tho samo. 2d. To employ all tho gold in tho Treasury, in excess of thirty millions, in purchasing nt their market valuo such of tho interest-bearing securities of tho United States ns ho may bo able to obtain with such gold, nnd to can cel mid destroy tho same. 3d. To authorize a loan equal to tho whole amount of tho interest-bearing dubt ol tho United States bonds to run fifty years, principal and interest, pay able in gold, interest payable semi-un- ntiniiy; titu loan 10 no ouereu ouiy nn tho gold shall bo required to pay tho expencc of tho government, or to pur- chaso tho present interest-bearing e curilics of tho United States. 4th. To rcqtiiro tho bond now on deposit in the Tieaaury of tho United States, ns tho basis of the circulation of tho National Hanks, to bo replaced by thu bonds hereby authorized, under penalty of surrendering their charter upon failing to make tho exchange within six months after tho passage of the bill authorizing the bond. Ilcforo this session close, Congress will devise some plan that will be sat istoctory to all loyal citizen who do not desiro office. Rebel aud Demo cratic offico-seckcra no one expects to please; nothing would suit tho former but slavery, or a grand system ot negro-vagrancy, which would be moro intolerable than slavery. 4th. TUB JVPICUKY Bill, requiring two-thirds of tho Su premo Court to declare any axt of Con giosi unconstitutional, ha pawed the House, and it will probably paw the Senate in a four day. It pasted by a strict party vote every Republican voting in its favor, and nil tho Demo crat against It. Th,e latey denounce bfi mcasuro as re voJ,u,tioiry ; tha form er say tho Constitution U allenf on the u,hjet, a,ad that ky Uv tk right 34 toWWMs) M ttl MBJMtl tfet tk Owietkathm require twotfcird iMtklfoMM of CongreM to pa n Ml overt! President' veto; KtA tha H U Bore important that two-third of malt body like the Supreme Court -should be required to declare law unconstitutional. If it become tlrt law, It will giro permanency to all the reconstruction measures of CongreM, and sve the country from cndle leg islation, agitation nad strife, and per petuate, cental rights and. equal justice wilhont'regard to race or color. ThJ Nation has been loosing' off the rab bsti and stain oi slayery, and era long it Will gather up nnohangeabla golden rule ot exact justice, which will, in due time, give pence and hap plnea tb unnumbered luiltioM of hu man beings yet unborn. 6th. bailroam ' Are proposed from Missouri, through' Now Mexico and Arizona, to the Pi- qiie ofean ; from Texas to San Fran; biscoViYotn San Franciaco to Portland from tb valley of tho Humboldt to Portland; from Portland to Salt lake ; from Vancouver to Pugct Sound ; nnd from Fort Renton to Pugct Sonne). Mr, Mallory ha introduced a bill char tering a company from Portland, by tho way bf Goose Lake, to tho Hubs boldt ; Mr. Lander, from Vancouver to Paget Sonnd ; and Judgd William, lait Congress, introduced and pamd a bill through tho Senate, chartering a company from Salt Lake, to tho Co lumbia river. Doubtlessly some of them will bo successful, but time, alone, can tell which will bo tho pet of the present session. Perhaps next session maygivoall oi them "aid aud com fort." Mr. StRRtott's Return te the War Department. Wahhi.viiton, I). C, Jan. H. Tho principal subject of conversa tion to-day in political circles wa the War Ofllco business. General Grant appeared nt tho ofllco soon after nine o'clock, spent a fow minute there, looked tho door of tho private room, put the key in hi pocket and at once returned to the army headquarter on tho oppotlto sido of tho street. Mr, Stanton arrived at the department about ten o'clock and waited in tho nnte-room, recoiving tho congratula tion of several friend gathered there, while an officer on duty went over to tho headquarter to got tho key. He camo back with this, and, by General Grant's directions, delivered it to Ad jutant General Townscnd, chief officer in tho building in tho absenco of the head of the department, who handed it over to Mr. Stanton. Rcing thus in tho possession of tho key of tho office, Stanton unlocked tho door nnd then re sumed his duties a Secretary of War. Tho first business ho did w to rccelvu a delegation of gentlemen from Ten nessee, who callod, to urge the Secre tary, whom they supposed on entering to bo General Grant, to continue the Frcediiiau's Rtiroau iu their Statu until Hummer. .Mr. atauioti nearu in,on through, aud thou said they would havo to excuse him from giving an or der in the premise (or a short time, aa he had been absent from tho ofllco for a fow days, nnd would have to look into tho situation, General G rah t with drew his Adjutant General Irom the department in tho course of tho morn ing, and tho formor Adjutant of Mr. Stanton entered upon his duties; at noon. Tho General himself called at tho department Just beforo 12 o'clock, passed Into Mr, Stanton room, nnd was olosotvd with him for half or three quarters of an hour. Mr. Stanton re mained iu tho office all Iho afternoon,, and wa called on by many friend. When not with them he wa engaged in looking over paper on hi table, and in trauiaoting the usual routine busiucs ot tho day. Ho did not go to tho Whito Houso, though it was Cabinet day. General Pope wo with, him for somo time. When heMt the offloc at four o'clock, ho gavo hi, cus tomary direction to tho clerks and messengers, and then went over te headquarters, whence ho rode with. General Grant to tho house of the lat ter. A man called upon a lawyer the oth er day and began to stato his caM id rather an abrupt manner. ''Sir, I havi como to you for ad vico ; I'm a hniaaS bylaw!" "A whatl" spoks ont the Icamsdoounsel. 4'Husban,d'i4sw, ItP "I have never seea that diad iu, do? mestio relation.' uDoa'i you knew wltat a buabaud-ia-MW U Vm hue-hand-ln-K b no i jfV, k my wife's rua, offtw . B'Yacu, Hirch and iNUr", H If" film with A, I. m F I