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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-10

(Formerly at tie C6,-ne, Of Richardson and
Plain Streets; no,c al tie Corner Of Pen
dleton and assembly streets his d,ceuing,)
OFFERS every article in his line, viz:
" WATCHES, JEWELRY, GUNS, Pts
Tolls, POWDER, SHOT. CAPS. CAR
TRIDGES for Smiths and Wesson's Pts
tolls; KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS; Spectacles
to suit all ages; Gold Pens-the best
assortment ever brought to this place;
Fishing Tackle, new and fresh-sclected by
myself; Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs,
Walking Canes and every shing usually
kept III our line Of business.
will also receive from abroad every arti-
Gle Of MERCHANDIZE that may be con-
signed to me, for which will make monthly
or quarterly rcurns-so soliciting share of
patronage.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired by
experienced worknen. Jeweiry repaired.
Rings made to order. Engraving neatly
executed.
The highest rates Paid for old Gold and
Silver, and all Of the above goods named
will BIC sold at the lowest prices. Nov5
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Our neighbors of Wilmington, N.
c., we are gratified to notice, are en-
joying full share of prosperity, as
will appear by the following, from
the Herald of the 1st inst:
There We're in this port last evening
four steamers bound for New York,
and probably half a dozen sailing YES
sells. The steamer Euterpe sails this
morning with every pound of freight
she can possibly carry over the bar.
The Commander follows this even
ing, similarly loaded to her utmost
capacity. The Fairbanks will sail as
soon as she can fill up, and the Twi-
light, which arrived last evening, will
probably get away on her regular
sailing day-Saturday.
These steamers will hardly make
an appreciable diminution in the
freight now here waiting shipment
North, while the railroads are bring
ing in cotton and naval stores much
more rapidly than they can be taken
away. Under this great rush of busi-
ress, freights have advanced to near
ly double the rates that have prevail
ed throughout the fall Shippers
beg the privilege of sending their
cotton forward at one cent per pound,
and their rosin at seventy-five cents
and q dollar per barrel.
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Governor Hamilton, of Texas, says,
that to obtain endorsement for par
don, the petition must affirm that the
petitioner has not participated in out
RACES on any citizen because of Union
sentiments, nor belonged to any vigi-
lance committee or secret organization
Tor the prosecution of Union men;
that he has had improperly belonging
to the United States or tie so-called
Confederacy in his hands; that no
proceedings have been instituted
against his property under the confs-
cation laws; and that he must also
give true statements regarding the
present feeling and future conduct of
the petitioner touching the questions
of slavery and secession, and his 10y
atty to the United States.
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A correspondent of the Boston Id
0e-tiser. animadverting to the fear
atectedly entertained by men Of the
school OF Thad. Stevens, says:
1t is idle and feolish-morc. II is
false and cruel-to urge or argue that
there is danger Of further armed re-
sistance to the authority of the Go
vernment in South Carolina. know
there was q score of ex-Confederate
officers In the doesn't
that indicate a rebellious spirit? may
be queried. For my part, I wish
every Office in the State could be
hlied with late rebel officers. It is
the universal testimony of every
otllcer OF our own troops with whom,
have conversed, from the command
ing General down, as we'll as of every
Northern man two months resident in
the State, that the late rebel officers
are of better disposition towards the
Government, towards Northerners. to-
wards progression, than any other
class of citizens.
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The Commissioner of Internal Re
venue has decided that hereafter
hackmen and cartmen will not be re-
quired to pay internal revenue taxes
on the amount of their gross receipts.
Mrs. Martha Grinder, the woman
tried at Pittsburg, for poisoning her
boarders, has been convicted of muir
der in the first degree, and therefore
will be sentenced to be hung.
1t as reported that several of the
German Governments will shortly
recognize the Kingdom of Italy.
Twenty thousand persons in Mar
seilles, France, have been driven from
that city Ly fear of the cholera.
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CoLoNIzING NEGROES IN MEx1c,

James t. Brady made a speech at the
Cooper Institute, in New York, on the
18th instant, in which he thus sets
forth a scheme for colonizing the ne
groes in MeXico
If the negroes are ever to be free,
equal and independent, they must
have place of refuge set off and
secured to them by the common con-
sent of all the States Of the Union, cf
all the republics on this continent.
Such a land Of promise II Aow held
out to them by thc Liberal Govern
ment of Mexico. It heckcns them to
the rich region stretching round the
Gulf Of Mexico from the Rio Grande.
Have We not q right to accept it for
them, and unite with the struggling
people and President of the Mexican
Republic in restoring it from foreign
domination, and confirming to our
freedmen population home in the
new land-in cline congenial to
their physical constitutions and their
habits, and presenting in the produc-
tions OF its soil everything which their
'oIiCultiTaI skill is accustomed TO
rear III perfection, and will at once
raise them above want to inderen-
dencc? In the region to which they
are invited they would become line
OF demarkation between the United
States and Mexico, and ssong it's
maritime frontier coast guard against
lnvasion-under the wang of the
Republic of Mexico on one side, un-
der that of the United States on the
other, and the freedom of its people
guaranteed by beth; all its political
institutions built on the models of its
neighbors and fostered by them,
without intrusion from any, would
certainly hold cut a promise of a
right of suffrage, securing an equality,
and opportunity of pursuing happi-
ness IN their own way, which they can
never obtain in the bosom of The,
Southern States, with their old nsas-
ters and daring military race of
white soldiers, reduced to poverty by
their presence. and excited to sn
increased hostility to race by II war
waged for their deiveranoe, and the
threat to make them rivals in the Go
vernment and in the sovereign rights
over the country which the white man
claims as his own exclusively.
"But it lis said we cannot undertake
. new war for the sake If the negro.
say we must for our own sakes."
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South Carolina---Richland District.

DURSUANTt to resolutions of the Gene
Il raj Assembly, an ELECTION will be
held i'll this District, on WEDNESDAY,, 22d
instant, for one REPRESENTATIVE in the
Congress Of the United States. Polls will
be opened at the different election pre-
cincts, and the election conducted in all
respects as tor members of the General
Assembly. j. G.. JANNEY,
Nov Chairna an Board OF Managers.
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w a MT z D,
Stocks! Bonds!

GAvANNAH CITY BONDS.
- Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Traders Bank. Richmond, Va
Virginia Central Railroad.
Al kinds Of Coupons aad Bonds Dur-
chased. Apply 10 I. II. LifON. ~: can
be fpw.l at J:.rob Lcvin's .uc::... .;:d
Commission Store, or at Ms. Jas. H., a,>'
corner C"niG': and Marion streets
Nov
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RECEIVED AND FOR SALE RY
+, G. Clarke,
HaShi9tgfo'' Street; Opposite Old jail.

TOGETHER wIr.s
- IDBONS, COLOGNE, TOILET POW,
IL DER, VERBENA WATER. TOILE
SOAPS, SOIODONT, DIAPER PINS. Toilet
Powder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts. Cor
sets, Tooth. Nail and Hair Brushes, Gloves.
linen Bralds, Tape, Shawis, Edgings, Bal
moral Skirts, Calicocs, Travelling Bags.
PortmoEaies, Canton Flannel, Cassimescs
and Cloths, for Gents wear, Blankets, Hats.
Whalebonc, Zephyr Worsted, Black Rccnbc :.
Zne; Black French Merino, Black Alpaca.
b . =: Diaper. Hrrk. Diar:r, Cloak 0rna,
ments ana Trimmings, Scrpcntinc SNks and
Metal ard other Buttons. Shell End Imita,. ,.
ton Tuck Combs, Dress Trimmings. Mnr-
celine Shawl Pins, Henefour, Ladies' Meri-
no Vests, Drawers and Pctticoass. Gilt and
Jet Belt Buckles, Gents Mcrino Drawers
ana onaervests, Waterfalls and ".1s, lace
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The citizens of San Anton o, Texas,
are holding meetings to get up q
State subscription ior General Hood,
crippled by wounds
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There was snow in Arostook County.
Maine, last week, fifteen inches deep,
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eanralnala1.
Bethany. COLLEGE

HNHIS INSTITUTION II 1I0l6T,rs1 N,
Il one OF the most beautifnI ana 1hesltt,S
portions OF the hill country OF wei ViSJyI{S
It Is In Brooke county, Stxfeell nliIes rioTfI -
Wheeling, and Seten miles rom Wal sfi1rt-s ~
which place, persons coming either nv Re-;
or rail, can md hacks ready 10 taisa fSa,15 ~
the College. Situated as lt q in the oI11t =
It e removed at once from the tenptafions "a
extrayaganee ana the facIlitie for vfce vi 1icI,
attach 70 colleges In or near large citiess
young men VINO desire q thorough edncafTon
VIII md peculiar advantages In Bathanv SsSI.
leRe. She has an experienced FacnIty ana
anords Ihe pest education on the IoWeSt iaT15S
the Soth Session viii comInenca an fI1s Ia
Monday In October next and teIn1inats nv M
the last Thursday Of June, 1853. y =
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CA1tPREI.I.. Pnesidan+
W. *. PESDnEroH, Vice PreSidsnt and
PoieSsor OF Mental Moral and Poiificai PIT
oSophy and Bellies Lettres :
CHARLES LOUIS LOoS, Professor OF Ancianf
Languages and Literature
y; ": IoHSsoSs Professor of Mathematics
R. RIc1LARDsoS, Professor Of Natural Phi
Iosophy, chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS
Boarding nom 800 to $50 per yveelr
1ll9oni per session Of months 5000
Mashtng and lights extra -
MartieplationF Fee s. 90.
For Catalogues or further information nd.
dress v; X. Pendleton or @. L. Loos, Sec'ty.
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e ssf''.,As A'e NEwsYoRK, August % :.
COTTON Less active and scarcely so
hrm; 45c for middling. Also by auction
to-day for government account, 100
bales at SI946 forotdinary to middling,
payable in currency.
fLouR-15925c. higher; scarcely so
much doing; SI,60(g7,75 for extra state,
and S. s599 10 for extra round. hoop
Ohio, and So 25@11 90 for trade brands;
market closing quiet with the advance
partially lost. saG ..iI "a,
WHIsK4-Aetive and tirmer; western
at s. 1902 %, cIosing at 81 20.
WHEATGOpened 2td5c better on spring
but closed dull; winter wheat opened
firmer and closed dull and heavy at
yesterdays prices; 81 SOL 81 for Chica-
90 spring; 81 5S for No. j do; 81 5SC91 50
for Milwaukee, club; 81 5191 80 for am-
Der Milwaukee, the latter an extreme;
50 05 for winter red western. ,ii.,..al
RYE-Firm; western CSC; sales 2, 900
bushels state at 81 05
BARNEY AND BARnEY-hlALT@Du
CoRN--Closing ut about lc better; &c
for unsound; and 939931<c for sound
mixed western, chiefly ut CSC.
oATs-HeaVy and lower ut Coo. for
western, atloat and in store. t I
aCoFRER-Active and firm, g.s
SuGAR-Steadyi 15A for Porto Rico,
and 121<@1S11 for Cuba Muscoyado.
MOLASSR@ t .ii1
PETRoLEUOI-Steady; S21<c. for. crude;
50@52X for refined in bond and 69@T1H
for refined free.
WooL-Dlill. g ta''s i'7iH'tt
PoRK-Firm with fur demand; $500
80 80 for new mess, closing ut $50 3Tll
cash; 800 50@30 % for 1861 do; 81
for prime, and S26 6211@2T 90 for prime
mess. Also, 8, coo 'bbls. Of new mess for
August and September at sellers OPP
ton, at $50 37GS2 SIX, -,
BEEF-Steady at IS 00G12 so for plain
mess; $40 OO@i4 40 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. ai.a ~
CUT MEATS-In fnir demand; 14116
1615 for shoulders; l9@23c for hams.
BACoS-Dull.
I4ARD-Steady at 19<@24A. Fat-si .
BuTTER---Steady; 22@29c for Ohio,
CHEEsE-Quiet; 1O@16c.
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prepare for defence. BE should GER
ta1nly part with the gent emen with. re-
gret, yet he did not feel that either him
self or the court ought to be intimid dated
by the threats of the counsel. If there
were any hard grievances he supposed
the court would proceed properly and
legally. He proposed to curtail no
right nor cut of any privilege to which
counsel are entitled. He left the ques-
ton of postponement to the court.
Judge Hughes remarked that this
was court just brought into being.
The court would not subject the pris-
oner to the disadvantage of the reor-
gantZation of the court and deny him
the benefits which might result from ii.
This court knew nothing of other or
former charges. If he had said any
thing calculated to intimidnte the court
as intimated by the Judge Advocate,
he was not aware of 1t. Even had he
been so disposed he would have had an
admonition in the countenances Of the
officers composing the court, and the
past conduct of these gentlemen, that
It would be a labor lost. They had
been in the smoke of battle; perhaps he
would make d similar remark applica-
BILE to the Judge Advocate, If he was
aware that the latter had ever been in
u battle, but he had not heard oft.
Mr.. Peck, one OF the counsel for the
defence, suggested to the court that the
FeCeuI aCIlOn WOULD Df1ng up an entire
ly new class of defence and would
NECESSARILY take up more time.
Judge Hughes here took up his hat,
and placing pile of law books under
his arm, walked out.
Mr.. Peck, resuming, Said tint as the
prisoner had been arraigned and his
life placed in jeopardy, he was entitled
now either TO an acQutttal or trial on
the former cllnrges. He believed that
tlll the authorities, civil and military,
We're conclusive ON the point that if not
acquitted, the prisoner, under the cir
cumstances, wasentitled to all the bon
| Gifts of an acquittul.
The President of thecourt Inquired OF
Mr.. Peck whether he was still here in
the relation OF counsel.
/ Mr.. Peck replied that he was not.
The President said that the Judge
4 Advocate was hero as the counsel for
the defendant, tlie gentleman and his
assOciate having Withdrawn.
Judge Advocate Chapman said, as the
responsibility now attached to him OF
appearing for the prisoner, he asked an
adjournment until tomorrow. He was
not unlnindful of the rights of the pris-
oner. He regretted the retiring Of the
counsel. Judge Hughes had left on
record the remark that he made no al
lusion to himrRs soldier, not being
aware thut he had been in battle. In
reply he merely referred to tho official
lilies in the War Department.
The commission adjourned until 10
a. NJ. tomorrow.
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NEW HAVEN, Aug, 28.2Tbe Palla.
dium says that last night the evening
train from New London ran over a COW
car We're thrown from the track. The
baggage car turned a complete somer.
.sault down IN embankment, rolled
over twice and was badly smashed
Almost all the employees of the road
some ten or twelve in number, We're In
jured, some seriously but none fatally,
One passenger was badly injured.
with the wounded ut II O'Clock in the
night.
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NEW DIRK, August o.
,GoyERNMENT STocKs-A shade firm-
er; T-3's, 09IS; l-year certificates, qSI<;
10-40's, coupons, BIZ; 5-2O's, coupons,
1867; do. new issue, 1045s; 6's, 1881,
coupons, lOT.
SToCRs-Steady; North Western GIJl;
Michigan Central 1O1;, Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN 46sS; Marietta and
95H; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 6T1f;
Chicago and Alton preferred 81; Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati I29;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates "a
Canton 375<; New York Central 81; Erie
SIS Reading l0S; Michigan Central.
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WashInrfor Iferr,s.

WAsnINGToN, Aug. 23.-The Presi-
100 visitors, some of whom came eN-
pressly to inlportune for pardon. They
presented no convincing reason why
their cases should have priority of those
Gen. EWell was again Mt the Attorney
General's Office to-day, endeavoring to
application.
Herschel v. Johnson, who was lately
p9rdoned, had n long private interview
All the prominent men in the south
acquiesce in the policy of The President
in regard to the restoration of the
southern States and their unconstitutional
relations to the Union.
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o. Howard leaves Augusta, Me-. to-day
to confer with the western officers of the
U. S. Freedmen's Aid Commission be-
fore returning to his office Mt Washing
ton. HOW'LL arrive mt Chicago on Sat
urday and address public meeting
under the auspices of the Northwest
ern Freedmen's Aid Commission on
Sunday evening,
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IIeavy RohberV---Anetlon sac orConI

NEW YoRK, Aug. 23.-The sflverware
mandatory of 4. w. Cooper, Mac.
Dougal street, was burglarized n few
nights ngo of diamonds worth $40, OOC
and silver worth $1,000. Dan Bartlett,
an old offender, and VIM. Coleman are
under arrest for the crime. :
Conl is rising. Auction sales hnve
been suspended. Nominal rates peI
car go 1915 II S9.25 per ton of 2'2iO
pounds, delivered mt the New York
docks, but it is difficult to obtain a
cargo. Several thousand miners are
engaged in tho strike. The deficiency
In receipts this year to date as COM
pared with last year Jrc more than a
million one hundred thousand tons,
still it is thought as tho government
Will require n very much diminished
supply, 1t will be impossible for specu-
lators this winter to force the price I'm
to last winters rates. -
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NEW YORK, Aug. 23-Gold is vacil-
lating, though active. The current de
mand for customs appears to be to a
large extent met by the Treasury sales
OF gold yesterday. A break in the
nrniess OF the exchange drawers, and
the prospect that cotton shfpnlents
mny soon reduce the quotations for
exchange, have also depressing effect
on premium. This morning the quo
tatton ranged at 143ss@I44.
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spirItnnl aIetlInm Cnsn.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August 23.-The
Colchester spiritual medium case in the
United States court, which has attract
ed considerable attention, was given to
the jury last night, This forenoon they
returned verdict in accordance with
the indictment, that he is juggler.
Judge Hall has reserved sentence. A
large number of spiritnalists, maleand
female, attended the trial.
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secretary seward---ArrivaIs In wash.


NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-The Herald's
special says the Secretary of State since
i his return from Cape Nay has dis- s.
cumulated during his absence, and is
attending to the duties Of the Depart
ment as before the sad occurrence
which deprived tho country of his SER
vices. His health wns never better.
The members of the family are now all
at home.
Mai. Gen. Wilcox is at Willarll,s.
Maj. Gen. Meade arrived in the city to-
night, and stops at Wizards.
The registers of the hotels indicate
that thelarrivals of Southerners in the
city continues about the same as here
tofore, the greater part of them being
from Virginia.
Jas. w. DeInbey to-day received the
appointment of Pension General in
Little Rock, Ark.
The President this morning granted
pardons to. Jos! Henderson; of tfennes-
see, and p. Dickinson, of Wilmington,
NC.
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE
Wheeling. "A.

EINHlS, 1NSTTTUTION, CHARTERED
l. with fun collegiate powers In 1854, and
recently reOrganiZed under a new BoaiSi 81
Directors, VIII be opened as a COLLEGIATE insti-
tute on the INST Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
throughout.
In the liberality of It's arrangements. In the
OF study, in its methods Of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience Of
Its Board of Instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being titst-class seminary.
Having had many years experience In cone
Quoting leading Educational Institutions In
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College VIII soon be able to
accomplished education to be found outsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the enlargement OF n Corns
Of teachers OF distinguished ability, expo-
rence and reputation.
at an early day, having especial reference 10
the preparation of young ladies for the busi=
4 PREPARAToRY DEPARTMENT win he
opened for Sneh Misses as are too young 10
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denomlnatIonal
principles; the leading churches OF this VicinI-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopalians being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUITION irst Preparatory, So; Second
Preparatory, 81; FIrst Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, SO 50;
latin, French, German, or other Language, s.;
Experimental Sciences, 81 extra, each; Draw
ing, S; Painting in OIL, $40; Pastel, so; Cray
on, So MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use of lnstru-
ment, 81 so Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, so cents each quarter.
BoARD-Sl5f Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
3; Weekly. Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 30; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both Ortultion and board payable in all
cases at the commencement of tho quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
July %. 1855. - President.
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aaaEaFfaI.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virpinia
u WHEEIIMG.lI J
TREAsuRY DEpARr,rrn-1,


TREASURY DEPARTArFNr. n
OFFICEof THE C0lPTlR OF THE CURREScrY.
Washington, June 10Th, 1855.
WTHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY ISyI-
wv dence presented to the undersigned, II
mas been made TO appear that t9The her
enantR National Rank OF West Viz.
slniAs ut Wheeling. in the City Of Wheel
Ing, in the County Of Ohio and State OF Wesi
NlIglniai has been duly organized under and
accofulng TO the requirements of the act OF
SSon1gress, entitled an act to provide a Nation
az currency, secured by q pledge Of United
STATES bonds, and to provide for the circnIa-
% aon s ana redemption thereof, approved June
- ls54 ana ms compiled with an the proVis-
ions OF SAID act required to be complied with
before commencing the business OF Banking,
under said act. n - = - ~
Eow, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
S lyS OF the Currency, do hereby cerf that
~ q r. M " R5IG51ANIS' NATIONAL HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING,n
N the CITY Of Wheeling. I'm the County Of
ONO and State of West Virginia, e author-
lied 70 commence the business OF Banking
under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereofwitne8 my hand and
seal OF Othce, this 18th day of June, 1865
FREEMAN CLARK,
JulT-6Od Comptr of the Currency.
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T GoNcoRD, N. H., Aug. 28,-The Their
mometer on the top OF Mount Wash-
ington Mt a O'clock this morning stood
at %. The wind is west and very
strong. The weather Is clear, and ice
has formed half an inch thick.
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Supposed AeeompIIces OF booth A,
Ett rested.

INDIANAPoLIs, August pa man
named Senos, supposed to bean accom-
P IIn9 Of 4d Inc assassin Booth, and n wo-
were arrested at Fort Wayne, Indiana
yesterday, by order of Gen. Hoyey:
military coinmandant of midland
Both are now in the military prison
here. Senos is the same man WHO was
recently arrested in New Haven, Conn.,
lor r9Dblng, but subsequently he es-