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No Mercury or NqHseOws Drugs.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member ofths Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges Ia
the United States, and the greater part Of whose s
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, PARA
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing euTe8 that were OVsC knOEn:
many troubled with ringing In the head aud can
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sndden sounds, bAShfnlnoss, with frequent bluahins
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, were
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Capt. ]. G. FARxswoRTH, Chief Quartermsster Dc.
partment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of-in the
County Of, and State Of, hereby Jointly
and severaIIy covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of--be
accepted that he they will within ton days AFTER
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the Eame with good and sufficient sureties in
sum equal he amount of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms Of
bid was made, and in case the satd--shall fail to
enter into q contract Aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded:
Given under our hands and beRls this--dSy OF
-1e64. r'.-H - 81
Witness:
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Df. stfieAIapd.s MsHtafpHs Cough Bllsln Z. war
Fanted to cure Coughs, Colds, HoaFsenes8. Asthma,
WhoopIng Cough Sore Threat. COnsumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and Lunga
Tor sac by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
TOWN, COUNTY AND sFATI.l
F~a-A

TToWN, COUNTY AND STATE.
EDAEE.
l. the undersigned, do hereby propose to furniSh
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department at, agreeable to the terms
OF your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
. 1870. of Corn, in sacks, at-per bushel
of 1851 fny-six pounds.
1Bushels Of Oats. in sacks, at--per buShel
of(32t thirty-two pounds.
icons Of Baled Hay at-per ton of 1000
icons ofBaled Straw at-per ton eff 1900
pounds.
.1s64, and to be completed on before the
day of-1S6-, and-pIedge myself TO enter
into a written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been ac-
'sp'S9' Your ob's, servant.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED BIZ
I L HITC HCoCK
AT NO. 11s1f MAIN STREET,
CHornbrook's Building.)

N~open for Students day and evening.
rTNHE purpose Of this institution Is to instruct
Il young men (and women too) in tho principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniary
business, Rndin AccOuntantshpAp dits ooneomitAntS
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd. ,yerbtage and ancient pro
lixity and intricacy, and adapted 70 the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the United
States IA the leading subject ofattention. It's LAVE
which exact, Unerring and free from excep
tion as those Of nature and Comprised in yerv fey
words are hrst made familiar to the student who
who is then conducted through course OF practical
BOOk-keePinsI I'm nnmSrous sets Of books In sIUos
variety 81 forms, till he thus acquires mastery
the art which enables him to apply 1t with facility
TO any kind of business.
.=faI IT, A WRITING SCHOOL
IL opOn day and evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
I. ARITHMETIC,
and fits application to ell manner Of
o0UNTING-H0USE CALCULATIONS, .
reeeivs the attention their primary Importance de-
mAnds. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation not found in bookH
tending greatly to tho AbbreviAtion OF his work.
There II open to the student also coutleof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usageS, Finance, Ranking and CurrOncy; also maxim
Of eminent BudneSs Men in regard to the bes
methods OF conducting business successfully an
InstrSctions in the above subjects are intersper
cd with mRkims and inculeationS tending to tn
formation of high character Is men and eitizenB.
Tho courSe Of Instruction II intended to be n
and thorough % that Of any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while the aLpGnGe 20 the stu.
dent Il much leSg, a. 9 4
Lib. boss leave to refer those TO whom he b
unknown to the Officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, sc.
For the full course above indicated, including tho
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping tbs charge
10 80, payable on entering. Tho Time usually re-
CURED for the course Is from two 70 three months
but the student u not limited In time-ha NAV
remain Is long, and return - often, he pIeasea
JAM
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY . certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit freQuontly learned
from evil companions, or at school, the eneets Of
which ishtly felt, even when Ascep and II NOT
cured renders marriage impossible, aud destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of hiI
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enioyments q life
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h OIL = PLA ACE WHERE a
CURE CAN BE OBTAINRD,

Il
CURE GAN BE OBTAINED,
DA 1oHEsEoN Has DTs0oVERK-D Tf5E Mo,-
n Z The Pyls 1i.11 WeaE E1ssasG !,
~ 1SA a29 t4aba Affections Of ~
Poteneys General Debility, NorVoS1nesS Tyss u
1AnElnEs Low lfaa8on a 49, 49,
- q ne AeaE Inidlty, EronblinE DiaR1,"o
Ao8e OF ski15 Affections u the Liver Iu1s. St
aeh O. BoSe!a-those Terrible disorder aTiSi5S 49,
the sohtAEy Habits Of Youth-thoso sIcRFT Al IN
itAEy practices more fatal 70 their VictfmI a. ~
song Of syrens to the Mariner Of UIySseI bITS,e
thair no9t brilliant hopas ar antieipatiOnS 1913
ing marriage &eg Impolaible. ''o--l't-
YOUNG NEN
A:peeany, who have become the victims Of solf,,,
Wee that droAdfRl and destructive habit Eheb -
nuAly sweeps 70 an u1ttmely grave thooSaS ~. \
Young Men q the most exAltod talents S1S 6rot
teninE senhtes, With the thunders Of eIoSpeDe. n
SaEea % ecStAey the iyinglyre, may cali with hi
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men oontennI.+,,.
marriage, being aware yseaI weakneSI 5T,Sn5
debility, detOrmities speedily cured.
He Who PLACES himself under the care Of Dr.. J.
may reigiously eonhde in his honor IS Fentis,EaD
and confidently rely upon his skill physIcian-
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored
1h18 distressing AuacttOn-Whieh Fendsr1 Lffsnnd
MaEriage tmposHible-is the penalty paid By the
victims Of imprOper tndulgenoes. Young persons nro
TOO apt % commit excuses from not being aware Of
the dreadful consequences that may enSnS Nov
Uho that understands the subject will Pretsnd %
deny that the power Of OcrOAtOn 10 LOST sooner bY
those FILLING into improper habits than by the pr1-
dsntt Besides being deprived Of the pleasure o.
healthy OnBpTing, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind aFise. The syTtsm
becomes deFanged, the Physical and Mental Fupc-
tons Weakeneds Los OfPrOoreatiVe Power, Nervous
Irritabilitys DySPePsia, PAlPitatiOn of the Heart
Indigestion, constitutional Debility, wasting ~
the 8TauleS Cough COHsumPtioDs Decay and DGaIh
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St,
Left hand ode going from Baltimore street, fsv
doors from the corner Pail not to abserVe the name
and number. ..-r
Letters must b paid and contain = stamp III.
Doctors Diploma hangs In his once.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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10000 God -PElalsI with sltVef EItension
Cases. aud Pencils ................4 to 6 &C
The articles In this stock of Jewelry are of the
neatest aud Ost fashionable styles Certificates Of
opes aud mixed, thus giving all tair chance, and
cent mail for 96 each aud onths receipt of
the certificate, 1t Is at your option to send Ono Dol
lar and take tho article named In 1t or not. Five
certificates $ eleven for 81 thirty for S. sIxty-fve
for SO; and hundred for SIS. Certificate money
TO be enclosed wi h the order Correspondence
promptly RnsweFed- 80
AGENTS wanted in every Town and Regiment.
Send for OIrculArI Address, ..
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Fancy Frsneh, EngIfsh, German and American
Ooatine8 and OAseFes 81 almost every ooneaivAble
shade, atyleand color. An Of which W Wm make
q short notice, By the best W6rkmen and 1t the
loWe7t prices. - 49,. .f-l.5.l- - d.
CaIH early and maks your selections.
. MuIt8ty out hs furnished 81 short notice and
made In the most durable manner q
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that . sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote eOnnubiAl haPPI-
he's. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
" daFkenS to the view; the mtnd becomes ShSdOEed
with despair and Allied with the melancholy refec-
With our own
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g. w. JOHNSON & SON,

DAsTILLEs DE PARIs-For the allsviatiop ana
u cure Of Bronchitis, HOarseneSS &c. A supply
no1is No. odd Fellow Il H SS4ifpS raS s.s:o
NAMRsI GAMEsII eAMEsIu-H o-e.. n..-
W styles for young and old Just received by
noT1I D. NICOLL A BRO
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and tmpTudent VotaTy o.
pleasure hnds that no has tmbibed the seeds Of this
painful disease, It too Often happens that imsd
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, detaTS him
from applying 70 those Who hom education Ana
abiity, alone b6fFiend him, delaying til
the constitutional symptoms Of this horTid disease
make their appearing such liberated sore throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN the bead and
Hmbs, dimnesS Of ssht, defines, nodes the zhD-
bones aud arms, biotehos on the bad, face and e1-
tTeties, progressing with fEBhtfal FaPdity, ti 81
last the palate Of the mouth or the bones Of
mn IN and the victim o. this awful diseasa becomes
q hoErid object Of eommiseratiOn, until death Puta
period to his dreadful suherings, By sending hin
to shat Undiscovered Country from Thsnee Ne
Il Il Melancholy fact that Thousands fall victims
to this terrible disease, owing 70 the unskilEine
D,aSIv PDisOs, Nsrelyy, ruin the consultation Hat
make the residue Oflife miserable.
STRANGERS
Trust not your lives health, 70 the care Of may
Unlearned and WORTHLESS PTetenderss destitute
Stoa aiVsrtisemenfs, Of style them5eiEsa, In he
newspapers, regularly Educated PhysieiAns, incs
mRonth takiaH tSeiF klthy sSd pSIsonoSs oo@poGnG
or as long the smallest fee can Be obtained, and
In despair, leave Jon With ruined neAlth 70 sigh
Dr.: Johnston isthS only P6ysieisn advertising.
his credentials or diplomas always hang In h1
once.
others, prepared from LIE spent in the great boz
pitRIa Of Europe the AEst In che country and GoHl
extensive pEf1Gts practice than any other PhydeAn
In the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cared At this inltitutiol
year amer year, and the numerous important Sur
gieal Operations performed by DF. Johnston Wit
messed By the reP0Eten Of the 'tsuny" "CliPPer'
and many other papers, notices Of which have eP
peGred again and again before the plblie, besidsl
his standing - . gantlemAR ofehAFaetor AndFespen-
Iibility, = . sufficient guaTantee 70 the amtetod-
SKIN DIEEAHDs GPKRDLLY CURED
Aa-NO letters received unless postpaid and cor
taining . stamp TO Be used on the reply. PerSons
rifing GhouId state age and sand portion Of AdVsf'
Eisoment describing Gympt0mA
JOHN II. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
iane-lys MArylAnd
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NFN
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men oontsmpl,t,,.
marriage being aware Of hysieaI WeakneSI 6r1Sr5
debility, detOrmities speedily cured.
He Who places himself under the care Of Dr. I
may reigiOusly eonhde in his honOr Is EeutleTnan
and confidently rely upon his Gkiu - 9 physIeian-
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Daily gutsIligeufeE.
-oaRIsTINE AND 1.

BY AUGUSTA NooRE
"ok! solitude where are the charms
Which sages have seen in thy face.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
Retaliation for the Murder OF malo,

Retaliation for the Murder Of MAJOR
Wilson Snd COmPOnIOns.-StG Rebels
shot
The Missouri Republican Of the 3lst ultimo has
the following account Of the execution OF six
Rebels in retaliation for the murder of Major
Wilson
ain accordance with the orders-issued in pur-
suGnce Of testimony published elsewhere in this
paper-6ig Confederate prisoners Of war were on
Saturday executed, by shooting, in retaliation for
the murder Of MAJOR James Wilson and his six
oomTades-eyidenCe Of their summary execution
having come to the knowledge Of the Provost
harshal-General in such shape as 10 leave no
doubt Of the fact Of their having been shot by the
Rebels and left in the woods
''The psmes OF the men 50 led 10 execution were
James W. Gates, Sd Missouri Cavalry, G. s. A.
Harvey II. Blackburn, Co. A, Colman's regiment
OF Arkansas Cavalry, O. S. A.; John Nichols, Co.
q, I'd MissOuri Cavalry, g. S. A.; Charles W.
Minniken, Co, A, Crabtrees Arkansas Cavalry,
C. s. A. Asa V. Ladd, Co. A, BuTbrdge's Mis-
soun Regiment Of Cavalry, @. s. A. and George
I. Bunch, Co. b, Sd Missouri Cavalry"
After their execution, they were inferred at
Government expense.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
Enn,lDAlLEnNNIA.

SAN TRAHcr-co, November The steamer
Bgotlo, Jonathan has arrived from the Northern
Coast with $4,000 in treasure from Oregon,
and So, 900 ftom British Columbia.
The Oregon Legislature has authorized the
issuing Of 100000 in state bonds, for bountics
to help to recruit one thousand men for service
on the borders Of that State.
Indian superintendent Houghton has concluded
a trc atty with the klamath and MedOc Indians Of
Southern and NJ ode oregon, by which twenty
five square miles Of land are codCd to the United
States, in consideration Of the usual annuities
and certain sum 10 bo expended for teams and
farming indictments.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
THE NOTHERRN RAID.
Particulars of the Fight at
Castine, Maine.

BELFAST, Ne, November "a despatch 70 the
Mayor Of this city from CastIne gives the par
tculsrs Of the attack on the battery at that town.
On Monday, at mulu Eut, a small party Of mon
approached from the rear, and, when challenged,
Immediately frod upon the sentinel, who re-
turned the fire. S-l.aut BmshcIl was shot q.
az he came out Of his quarters and four balls
lodged within two feet Of him.
The garrison was promptly mustered and pur-
sued the raiders abous half mile, firing upon
them and they r1p ing, when they tool, 70 o.
b,atand sclpcl. rr.iroNiect, tits supposed Nls
10 c.pture ubHsi states cutter lying in thc
barbur. This city Nas been put into % state OF
defence by orders lron Governor C1nN ani Oh.
home guard ar. i1 E3uc3s for duty. Tao C.y
Government las increased aad armadths police
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
GOvEaNoR EEYG1OCg AND THE NEW
YORK BALEOU 8RNES

Nrw YoEE, November 2.--Govornor Sc -
has issued long proclamation urgiur o,,,r,, ~,
all TO disCountcuauce strife and d -, A.,
coming election. The procls' ,otio1 c,,,l,,,Iag
as follows -
'sher.GS of counti' ,,5 oil o,t,. as,.,,..
,.r ,s,. .5,,,,,itistr- - ana all other ohlcers
""'so '"'' j. 10 Ecep the peace and TO protect
oul 0''I'us' al take care that every voter shall
A"'c '' - ballot in the manner secured to him
~ . Constitution and laws.
'Tt will be their duty 10 sec that no military or
: other organized forces shall be allowed to show
themselves in the vicinity Of The places where
elections are held, with any view Of mcuaciag or
inimida.ing citiz,ns in attendance thereon.
Against any such interference they must excr-
else the fall force Of law, and call forth If need
be, the power Of the districts.
Signed, IL. SEYMOUR"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
PRCM EGH ORLEANS.
s-nDnes ricnortn.i tn nc ln Elnvnnn.

Nunme8 Reported 40 be in Egnvano.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Fhe bloc6ado-ruu.
ncr plaJlgh has arrived with five hundred bales
ofcotton from New Orleans. The yellow fever
is still raging in Galveston and Houston.
Amongst the deaths are General j. NJ. Hawcs,
Or. Tins, isst from Mobile, and Rev. j. N.
Goshom. It is reported that the pirate Sommes
has arrived in Havana, in the English packet
Solat, under the name Of Smith.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02

efsxposiye iaeiories mills ana iron works, and pee,
80 splrii Of gray sTlal rsn3nstr,nee 70 The progrgg
~ iher unhsppy victim, Wa p. SMALL.
Blast the fellowi
Blast him rs high ns the blast e'1r blew
That witch-ibe creature our childhood kneY-
The down of the desert thistle
blast him, until with the bias. he shall bel'oy-
Whoever he is, for l don't know who
The wretch may be, or Ia make him ruc.
IN bis own proper name aud person, too,
His crime, when his wicked invention drew
The first design of that dcvilish halo,
A horrible, bowling steam whistle
live, you know,
In the great west end OF the Quaker city,
Where houses, and gardens, and women are
And the air is as clear as a crystal;
Aud the tide OF time TO me would flow
Like the rise and fall Of some pleasant di'ty
That moves us to JOY, OF suodues ms 70 piiy,
If railroad projectors, ia wi'kedness witty,
With souls, like Their corPu'cs-grim, gruf and
Had never called up that device from below.
A horrible, bowling steam whistle
Bat bored to dcath
with the fearful roar and the frichtful -crcach
That make-and tha''s no figure Of speech
Nv hair rise up like bristle,
cam draw a quiet or happy breath
For the dire unearfhly sounds that reach
My ears each moment I'd pray OF preach,
Lecture or listen-tO learn or teach;
I Z
OF morals, I'd d them, all and each,
"Wbo make or use'-as the pateut Law saith
A horrible, hOglins steam whistle!
There's not an hour
In the day or night, but each trembling minute
Has fearful sense OF f0rebo1ing in it,
OF death by collision or missile
From the rushing whirl and destructive p1Ecr
OF the pent-up forces Of steam, thaJ win ic
The awe alike OF lion and linnet,
As Il shriels TO the world th At, for It's sin, il
Must he smashed up, and IN the dil it
Will only hear, as it, doom shall lower,
A horrible, bowling steam whistle!
From the wild roar,
The fierce shrill yell, and the hideous CrOan.
The croupy cough and the dismal moan
OF this mechanical tzlle,
There must, should think, be a thousand or
more
OF demons let loose in these parts, who own
A dozen each, OF q differing tone
From piercing shrek to a dreary droue--
And whose employment and pleasure alone
Seems playing that dire, 1abOlical bore,
A horrible, bowling steam whistle
Is there no relief
Good, public.spirised, dear DigpltcR
From fate that is hanging Ger palace and
thatch,
And is wasting the nerve and the grista,
Bone sinew, and muscle, with sighiug and grief,
OF thousands, WHO scarcely moment can catch
OF repose, for the noise OF a bOisterOus batch
OF engines no devils devices can match
And which we implore you TO send to cold
Scratch"
With the fellow who made-the slcep-murler.
ing thief
A horrible, bowling steam whistle;
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02

REaAEEATLr CURE OF DISCHARGES FROM THE
Ear DISEASED ENtS, AND LOSS OF MEL
lECr,
PuLApRIruIA, September Z, lGGt--T, Henry Mirvilie,
Jefferson fueel (uctr Mr. BrJWnhudt coal yArd) HW-
mantoWn, do certify tra my Joshua toOy Dram ever
ara Catarh ON the troasf which len lin with dslhsigea
from the ear and diseased eyes Tue discharges never
ceased. His cars became Qrilc large AID Unnatural
covered with Eca3 IRE pillows hIa TO be changed daring
the night saturated they with tho d6Chargus Ii
would be impossible 20 describe the condition OF his eyes.
My family physician said he would 60 blind Ns intellect
became iF aired, that he cared not 20 be, play
with children. He took notice OF anything around him.
Mono but the parent can tell what suerlnss
LOOK on our Clllld ia tbs condition.
bfOst pr0yiGentslly, about year ago. / saw Mrs.
N. G., Browns Metaphysical Dscoyery advertised in
the LtigrF. went 10 Tie Oice, 40 Arch street, and
procured he medicine. lIy wife applied aitntuy and
perseVeTlRgly lite medicine worked slowly at the
beginning but swe perseyercd and the result Is that
our entirely cured Of his diseases His intellect
seems have awakened out of tho sleep OF death. Heiz
considered a bright and Intelligent boy. The dia-
charges from his have entirely ceased and his ears
have become small and natural His eyes are clear ant
strong lily wife and myselt are vel satisfied with tho
great performed on child by Mrs II Browns
hetaphy al Discovery, and most heartily commend it to
al no FUner.
Mrs. NJ. q. Browns Ceiobraud Poor Richards Eye
Water 81 PEI bottei slau szo2j oents scalp RenoVa-
Tor, Sl per bottle.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
ARRIVAL FROM CITY POINT.
SOLDIERS TO BE SENT TO
DRY ToRTUcAs.
The Pody Of Rebel General
Ramseur Sent South.
THE LATE BLEcrIoN FRAUDS.
The New York Commissioners
"Dack Down"



WAsurNotoS, November Tile mnu steamer
Ticta,or arrived here, this morning from City
Point, but bring, TO ucgs Of Importance from the
Army Of the Potomac.
Tho Djctotor b,oughtup about twenty-five en-
listed men, who are under sentence Of Court
Martial for various ononses. The m ljorlty Of
them are 20 be sent 20 Dry Tortugas Quite a
number Of furloughcd officers and men came up
on The Dictator, who are going home to vote
Thg body OF the Rebel General Ramscur, who
was killed I'm the valley in the engagement OF
tie 10Th Of October, and fell into our hands, was
shipped from he SiSth street wharf yesterday
20 City Point, on board Of the mail boat ITeJsley,
lu tome TO friends Of the deceased iu the SorH
5y permission Of General Grant. - :
The body was in charge Of Rebel Major and
Sergeant specially 7oroled for the purpose
The Military Commission will take up the case
Of Colonel Samuel North, charged with fraud
upon the New York soldiers vote, at clever
O'Clock tomorrow. One Of lhe prisoners In,
made an ample confession, eliminating his rc,
lows.
The New Yorl, state Commissioners, hcndot
by Judge Parker, who assumed ablustcring styl,
in regard to the case, now draw it mildcr, aur
suggest that it would be advisable to pospon
the case until after the election.
! Tho authorities hold however, that he Shout
have speedy trial, and if proved innocent IN
set ut liberty, and If guilty, bcpunished.