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- A letter from the City Of Mexico

1A letter from the City Of Mexico
ted the LIST instant, says:
"Pierre Soule, who arrived two weeks
o, from Havana. is reported in the
wspspers IS having on hand gigantic
c.sh immigration scheme, but Of wha,
krtieular nature is not generally uuder.
bod; perhaps it is an offshoot of the ex.
|oded Gwin affair.
A more than usual number of Ameri.
|ns, loyal and disloyaI. are 10 Mexico
st now. Major Calhoun Benbam, Of
70 rebel army, and formerly United
|stes District Attorney in Calitornis,
Is been here for several weeks confined
his room by illness, at the Iturbide
lteI. Captain Beauregard, brother Of
y General, is in Sonora, having passed
rough this city some weeks since, on
i way tbither. Gen. Shields, who ha.
Zen for some months 10 Sinalso, was ar
fsted at Msza,lan recently as spy or
'spicious parsonage; bat, by the inter
'ssion Of Mr.. Morrow, of Topic, he was
berated, and is expected in this CITY to-
orrow. having arrived already at Guam
10. He is believed to be true blue
nion man. MIR. Royal Paelps, a weIl-
aown citizen of New York, has beeu
IRE a few weeks, and returns by the
Gamer via Havana. Mr.. McLsod Mnr-
icy formerly Superintendent OF the U.
Navy Yard at ,Beoskiyn, has recently
rived here, with the intention of cnea.
og IN some extensive engineering bust.
.ss."
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OH MEN "A correspondent asks if
Joseph Greeley, now at the Museum. be
the Oldest man on record since the era OF
the Bible patriarchs. We believe rot.
Harry jenkins died at the age Of l69, in
about the middle of the seven
|teenth century. Then there was cod
PArr.' who very nearly attained the sge
|of l5S years, dying in 1886, after having
lied under the reign OF ten English mon
rchs. Both OF these maintained successful
J the struggle with the grim monarch Ion
ger than Cfeley has thus far Next in mod
ern longevity comes lady-an English
Coun,ess-who died at tho Court OF
Charles III, at the age l40. After these
and Greeley. comes Jon Taylor, who die
near Eiinsburgh. in Scotland, about ITO
81 the reputed age of 1877.
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~ The Mormons have commenced
hitting canal OF a magnitude far ex-
|eeding anything Of the kind ever under
hken in the Territory, for the twofold pur-
pose of irritation aud navigation. Start
by near the boundaries of Utah and Salt
lake counties, it will wind its way along
|hc eastern side of the valley, watering
he land on its course. including very
tract yet unbroken. and
terminus in Salt Lake City, a
hort distance south aud west Of where
he ariesian we'll is being sunk; It's entire
ength being over thirty-two miles.
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HThis sensible fashion is beeinni,

ETThis sensible fashion is beginning
to prevail at Hartford with regard to fu-
nersfs: The funeral services are held, the
assembly is dismissed, and all except the
family and other relatives Of the deceased
return to their homes; afterwards the
heasse and carriages come, end the body
il accompanied to the grave BY the family
only. This gives the immediate relatives
a. opportunity to stake leave" Of the do.
ceased aud to perform the last sad cf1csl
privately and. il The esae Of families whe
Ara poor or II moderats ciScumstancoey 4
saves much pesdlsss expense.
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS-All
IL s'rss and qualities. for sale By
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rEsTIMONIALs.

We the undersigned hereby certify that the Tonic Of
0sorre Cairns worthy OF the confidence ~ the
t. Hsvingtrsd the same recommend il foriu great
uerfts.
neuavtpent, Vim. Funk Kcosauquas Jacob Whitman,
NJ Charles Smith, ke0huk: VIM. Leighton. 4x- Mayer.
shs 3sn1a ssptaa-1iAMo
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
Exchange Rank Buitoiiag, Mi" Street.
AGENT FOR 7-30 LOAN.

4 constant suppl, of Notes will b- kept 90 hand
This Bank will buy aud sell Ill clsssr, Of GOVERN
MENT HHGU RITES at eufyont uiarket rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collection, Oh ALI
Purchase Government Vouchers gu the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TRIMS. and sse cARHrrt sSD PROMPT ALLENTOWN
ACCOUNTS or BUSINESS MEN AND PJRsis
and 10 AT, othet bu1ncss entrusted 10 tho BsBk.
FULL iSFURNA ALTON IN regard 10 GOVERNMENT
LOANS At all times cheerful, furnished
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- a l. Il! ALT! SAL
~ RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
ieevJ Bushels rufis Island sALT
pss Brig Nellie WIN b. sold law Apply 10
CYRU1 % staples
auSlS-u Ne. - Wi6vrXasar ssreo -
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TRNAsrRY OF TIE UNITED sTATEH,l
DIVISION or fHs NtTI0StL HtNEs

TREAsrRY OF TIE UNITED eTATEs)
nN VISION or fHF StrI0SAi HtNRs,
Washington june d. 1904.
II ia horeiy certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
Al BANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Ranking Assoeis
on organized undo, the Act "ro provide National Cur
fehey secured bya pledge Of United States Bonds and to
provide for tho circulation and redemption thereof APP
proved Jane 3, 1864, having complied with The require
OF !ion u OF said Act and with the regulation
If this Department -sde In pursuance thereof ,,. this
day been desgnated depository Of Gat fioaoys, cA
aet rserts from Customs and ty yin Tue Of such designs
tion viii also he employed a. Financial Agent oi the
Government. f. y, SPINNER,
10 2l-tf Treasurer U. i.
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AAkKEf SQUARE BLOCKED ur.
FIVE THOUSAND CASES

FIVE THOUSAND CASES
RUSS PREPARATIONS IN ONE
SHIPMENT.
NO MORE SICKNESS In TOWN;
GOOD HEALTH
PLENTY 70 DRINK.
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Az Acg asnsndatory Of "An Act to amend All Ac emf
lied an Act To promote the Progress oil the useful
Aria approved March three, eishtrsn hundred and
5xY-tbres."
Be u enacted By tt Saste and HnsSs Of RIr,s.aqspr
sf tie rRited srtes 81 iweriea ~ Congress osSsa3',
That any person having interest in IN invention
whether as Inventor or assignee Tor which patent
ordered to issue upon the payment OF the uai tee pro
vided III yection three OF act approved March three
eighteen hundred aud siyiythrsc bn who has failed
make payment of the final provided in said ACT
shal have tho right 10 hake application for Ieten
his invention tb. rs in the OF origna
application provided such application he made withiI
rwo years after the dale al the allowance of thu origins
application: Proeidei, That nothing herein shall 30
sopstrpei hold responsible in daug any persoR
who have manufactured or used any article thing fol
which pstent aforesaid ordered 10 issne This
shsi apply all in the patent flee, and ais
such shall hereafter be filed And all aee asi
VI inconsistent with this act are hereby rspesL
Approved March 3, 1861.
Az Aer to amend the third section Of Ari .Btitpf
An Act making Appropriation faf suadrs ri.si rs
psnses Of the Government for the So ending ths th
nsth day Of June eighteen hnHirei end tyGee sss
oF Other Purposes 20 fer Ar The ksne RELATES n VII
sesees iu tao Courts OF the Uaited sssst-. j..
D. uesSeted BY ts Ssiots aa6 Hiihs OF R;.,essa:rss
Y tx Cattsd States 81 ame1fea az tSigJts essi eoS
That the third section of ai eati,ls AN act aaks
appropriations for sndrs civil expenses OF The oysss-
sest Tor tbs year ending the ireth Of Jnrs eighteen
kundred and sSty-ye and dor otheE pufpf be- ard
NE rame hereby T. anenai by adding hereto the fol.
i0sins proviso Pforia,d JeT<r, n At Ia actions b, ~
gunTLisns which
Jaisfasnt may DO rendered for sgsfnt them pei,h.y
y shall DC allowed to testify psnst the other rs to
say transaction WITH or state nent By the st.tnr inte
tssA az ward unless called % TESTIFY thereto br hi; ~
~. arty required 70 .e-iifr thereto by 81. rorrt
Approved March 8, ,s85
AZ Acr in sslstion to Naval Observatory
n esacte! blythe Sslt. end H1e Of H.pretnst.rss
If ne rsd Sdtss 81 Asssrca ir Ctngress ,..s.o.i.y
that nuch Of the rst section Of the act of third of
Augds cns Thousand eight hundred and forty eight, en-,
ssSd San act making appropriations for ths naval SEP
'ssfor the year ending Tie thirtieth of jun. thou
and eight hundred and forty nine ~ requires that ~.
superintendent OF the sassi observatory At
ely shal BE- captain commander. sutossa u, Ia ths
navy, b. end 10 hereby repealed and no of.ef ., tis
navy employed Gs superintendent aai rrsriss ,,i.r
fnsn the shore duty pay of his grade. -
approved Msrch2 3, 1s6s.
Al Acx 10 extend the Provisions of the rst SceiIe az
An Act for the Government Of Persons 10 esftsn Fish.
and thftssn-
p a.Sss0a III Ne SssA Iaaa 6saps Or R.y,x,sasa !
see " sVSsi0 Ssasss cf <isAs0 IN cSaaress az (
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No. l.
ioHr Rnso-uroS authorizing the SECRETARY Of ais Nav,
70 expend Portion VI tho Contingent Euad ibs estsFs
ing the Navy Department Bnildns.
BE IL resalrel ~ De .Sssaic oid m,e Of Rs,sessssea
tires 81 The tinted HatsS Of >nstea t Cisyssss oss.
tie That the Secretary Jf the Navy be- ami be hereby
f. authorized TO oHpend much If The enatiDgont fnh
heretofore appropriated may he necessary r the CO.
larGeIaent OF the Navy Department LnIEI to meet the
wants OF the Department.
Approved, Dccrnbrr 10, teoi.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
offics OF COMPTROLLER OF CtEREscf,
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFtCs OF COMPTROLLER OF GtEGEsCf,
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.
WNEg.as b, satisfactory evidence presented 10 the nm
ie,siIori, II has bean NADIA to aPr,ar tina; the "Ex
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK or NORFOLK" in the
CITY OF Norfolk in tho County of Norfolk and State
Virginia. has been duly ors,aled under and according to
requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled "An Ac, 10
provide National Currency secured by pedgeof United
rhtss bonds. and to provide for The circulation and re-
jtnption thereof" approved June Oh 1854! and has com
piled with all the provisions Of said Act 10 be compiled
With before commencing the ba4nes. of banking under
raid Act:
Nav, TnsRErors 7, FREEMAN CLAuxr Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hern, certify that "ifHE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK on NORFOLK" in the City Of Nor
EDlk in the Comfy -" Norfolk, and State Of Virginia Ia
authorized to cemaon nee the business of BANKING under
tbs Act aforesaid
49,, In testimony whereof wi's"'s NY hand and
| rs seal Of office Ibis thirteenth daN Il May
1860
FREEMAN CLARKE
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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An Acg b extend the Provisions of the first Section Of
An Act for the Government Of Persons 10 esftsip fish,
stsxv approved Juus nineteenth, .ishtssp hniadrsd
and thfrtssn-
= 1sss1e q Ne Ssas Easa Rsa1s sf !ksg7xisa;a
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d,,.,,n,, AZ. .,a,,,io, ~ Ii,,i. a. "a a ,ini
sentsn,s ~ d..,h =, rort sn.ii,n, a. ,.....
Tbrv S.y. hs.n srn.ins "a, ,n sh. 49, p'
Tho d.y Tor ,hc .ssu,on h no, We, .nnr
TIE white e,u,s.,, of p,,,mor. Co, Ina ,h.,r
strike .-nn., the .rnnioy Of n.g q csuikers. and
,hc ro,,i, 4. a. ~ - a.. =, ,.sI ain
The AsnSto.s ..v., 81, ,bs,s 4. no .s,,l,m.n, Of
the oue.Ion (, "a r.r,.in ,h.,. go, .r,ount of
wo, which Whai baen sn,ici,..sd vonld n.ys
been done hsre will be t,k an No otbe, eiu,s"
-. =, = -
h,,,.' 80 ~ ~, ' Ips'osoush, neo' W. O Onei-
- :, SUI - no' 70 p,oSeeu 70 tne mcInertsheAn
T .hs enoers on me coast 70 some-h.' sosieu.
~ ttonch ahd American ships aud o'nciah hNe
10 euiertsned and friendly attitude always main
nihod betwoen tbcm.
Os Saturday last negro woman. named Putssy
Eldy, hoc.nl, .ne,g.I in an .lterraton xi,h
drunken ovcrsesr OF q pl.n,suon near Lynchburs
Va, when m, l.,t., seized +. gun. lo.d.d win
buck shot AMI hroI unon N. rom,n. Ipst.ntiv
killing both her and an infant which sbs held In
her arms
4, hs h'u,'on' ieNhS ititotArh shys hNtn
.meNes shh purgi,rs Arc growing boidr every day;
uN Ney use chIofotorIn, and VARIOUS othsr means
.u,oeesosaIuly, snd doubtless have IN their gang
s,ienuhc sraeksmcn from ,he large cities In the
som.,htn, ,'r,,r,t,i, ' W W Wv
rHf factory operatives At Lonsdale Providssce
VINO nave been on strike for some time, went to
rots on Ihursisy, on the following tsrmsi For
we remainder OF t'e week they agreed 70 work .he
nsua, humber ot hours with Ten per cent, sddi-
uonal wages. Next week they are 10 work eleven
hours per day with ,he advanced wages.
A gentleman IN TROY discovered recently iy,ns
on the stops OF his door a Young infant W Witch
was attached N. following note, .STsfs ,his how
and treat 4, Kindly am very voung And unfor.
,unste. I'm, MOI a "a anton u,, ,oii nv /. frisnd
that YOU wero chillIe,. and tb,t m, bsb, m,gh,
find . shelter under your ronf Yon ara both
s,r.ng,rs to ma h.yino n.ve, ..,r e,,ae, ~ vou
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Alabama.
Rebel Debt Rspudisted. etc.

Wphinoion, S,pt. 2o.-The President has been
,nsorped BY telegraph that the Alsbams Convention
nv vote Of ,Iy TO nineteen, has passed an ordin-
,nee providing that all debs created by the State OF
Alabama In aid Of the late .adrocty or Indirectly
ave thereby declared void and that the General As
,cmby OF the state shall have no authority, and are
thereby forbidden to ratfy the same or assume to
nroyide for the payment Of the same or any part
,hereof and the General Assembly Of the State shall
h.re no authority, aud are forbidden TO @'ume or
male ,py provision for the payment Of any portion Of
,ho debt. contracted or incurred: directly or indi-
,tIv. bv the Confederate States, iu agents or its
authority.
The Convention has also decidedly vote Of sixty
,se 10 twentyve, 70 submit the amendments 10 the
Constitution to popular vote
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Texas.
Speech OF Gov. Hamilton Troops Pro-
tectiug the Border-Terrible sterm, Etc

kev Orleons, S,pL 2T.-Gov Hamilton recently
delivered an important address, which Ia every-
vhee regarded very conciiAtory in it's character,
~ IL looks TO the healing Of old political wounds
While II IL still uncompromi,nsly Union In It's sent-
menu. The Houston TELEGRAFu says that there Is
hardly any complaint aesin.t the proceedings OF tho
military ocers Of the State, or interference With or
opposition to, the civil appointments Of Gov hamh-
ton, whose administration OF affairs h giving uni
ver,sl satisfaction.
san Antonio advices cay that Gen. Merritt 10
actively ensssed in sending large detaehments OF
cavalry TO hunt down the indians Jsyhavkers' and
otherui,e protect the frontier Gen Custer viii soon
be ordered to Ausin, to engage in operations In that
quarter
Galveston vas visited by the moet terrific storm
ever Witnessed. on the 18Th inst Several houses
we're blown down, and others moved from their ioun-
dation. Trees and fences also Frustrated In
every direction. No lives fortunately, we're lost
The town Of Osase the sabine River, slso felt the
effects Of the storm Houses we're blown down In
various psrp Of the place and the fragments OF one
tell upon ts ten.nts mortally voundins one person
and bruisns several cther Other accounts Of the
storm from different portion, Of the state are fearful
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mail TO the Nsv York SUM-

osB of the English Capitalists was robbed Of
$3.50 while stay ng at hotel Ia Chicago.
MORO has been arrested iu Norfolk, Va, for
selling ssu.ages in which the claws Of kitten was
found.
THE working men ~ Detroit Mich, have foruoi
IN oi ,ht hour league. 1boy sro going 10 Try TO
carry tho coming elections on ths, issue.
LrSS, M..., did larger business in shoes last
month than diving anv previous month Otis his
tory, making $1,000, 600 worth OF boots and shoes
An anti butte r-eAting league has heen revived in
PhilAdelphis. Hsving once before made the ex-
tortiouers "down" they are going 10 try I, again.
DrHfNG = recent thunder storm At salcu, Ga,
the tightening struck negro cabin and killed two
and W 'undod FIVE negroes.
The U. S. practice ship Sabine, ia lying of New
Haven Comm harl o., and is constantly enl!sting
boys as naval apprentices
THs National Association o' Local Preachers of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold is
eighth snuu.l meeting in Wilmington, d l.wsre,
on Saturday next.
QUICK woRK-'Tom, tell the birges, lie you ever
,oli, and I'll give you glass o' beer" "a hol !
never told lie in my lfe." Draw tho beer
boy"
one hundred and Any, and sfew more, ~ 10 sup
posed, will be ADMITTED, making IL one oi tho lsrs-
est classes ever In the institution.
The burch brothers, IN the Old Capitol Tor horse
stealing, and for whom . writ OF hahoas corpus
was refused, have been turned over - NO eivll
authorities of Alexandra for trial, The CRIME hiY-
Ing teen eommued In Virgins
Tue Springfield REPUBLICAN ssys; Anf casual
~ was reported In pis citv yss.erday ay-Ile drown
| ing OF young aad fashionshe lady by tie burst
ing ofshe hume OF her waterfall. The body WAS
recovered.
WHITE man and q negro sat down 70 play
game OF cards at Lawrence, Kan'aN a lew Gays
ago. the stakes being their pistols The negro won,
whereupon the white man shot him oeld' anu 'he
dsah body was found hohrg the cards
Tu Pos, Ofice Department Las is,led sreclal
ordeFs declaring that A0y ore ctrrflhH loi'et'
ou's'de o' tie mails excep; In X ytrnmeni stamp
sn envelope, will DO hers.sr arrested anu 'us ID"
fu''y enforced upou him.
D. ~ WAY, of Roctes.er Msss, Who "" c.lei
upon by aerowd Of mon durbg ne eI''e'Ien'
"ccssi"hed by tho 0s.sssinstou u Pr'd drh' Il n
coin - AVow his loyalty by dsfl.i q q nag nM
Dt"nght suit against the leaders OF Wo p1''1'
hSlhg hSdsmases 1T $4,000
fooH young women IN New L'nd'h, ,ouII
uult oower' In the woods, where ','sy sus'Suu n
youhg men 70 visit them sms Pouye .I o,I0.Is ~
came to ,he bower'' last week sud arrested tne
sixty days.
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tOTTON.
Poor prospects.

Nsu Orl>ans SepL 9o.-A letter from Texas says
that the destruction OF cotton by the army worm Is
really alarming. In many districts not more than
fourth or a third Of the crop will be gathered
Scr Orleans sept 2I.-Accouns from Northeast
Nissspp represent the prospects OF the next cotton
crop a, very poor the negroes being unwilling TO 60
TO work or TO make contracts with the planters The
planters. however, ar. cheerful, and will do their
utmost to make up aerop
Mar Ortrsns sent 9b.-- Cotton hrm; sale. Of mid.
ding At 45c. Exchange hesvv.
yetp Orieans, sept 96.-Cotton dull; sales 1,soo
hales at 4Sc ior middling SUGAR and molhssfs quet
Pr,irhtp advancing cotton to New York, &c. por
round. Exchange heavy. Checks on New forf
per cont discount.
Memphis Sspt 2s.-Cotton, sales at 3ssl2c. for
middlinR.
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph 10 u. S.v York SUM-

TINS Indian Commissioners arrived At Memphis
Tenn, on Thursday, en- route for 81. Louis
1hsNcw Haven Steam saw mill va. burned 70
tie ground Thursday night. Loss $4,000. In
sursnce s95, 900, mostly In New York Offices.
Gov ASpRrw, Of Massachusetts delivered an
address 10 an immense ssscmblsge Thursday, Al
the Tcmpklns County Fair IN Ith,cs, NY.
GLss. HowAkD and Strong, Col. orlsndo Brown,
and several other officers Of the Frsedmsn's Dur
o,u are at Fortre" Monroe for the purpose Of In.
spcoiine ,hs, Department.
Hos DANIEL q. BURNETT has arrived st New Or
lean, from TcIas on bis way 70 Washington,
With large peu,ion praying for the pardon Of
jefferson DNvis.
AT the Union Senatorial Convention held ~ e.
mira, N. Y. yesterday, Stephen 7. Hoyt, Of
sssuben, WAS unan. nousy renominated for Son
ator
sA>DwIoB IsLASp dates NJ tho ID inst, have
been received. No later news from the pirate She
nandosh hsd reached the Islands which was re
gared a. favorable 70 tho safety Of forty vessels in
the ochotsk sss.
srE MoRros Prro and portion Of the English
party srrivod at Elmlrs, N. Y, las, evening They
were entertained with dinner a. the Hathaway
House by the officers of the Erie Railroad Com.
psny. They proceed to New York to-day.
TIM supreme Cour, OF Missouri has made an
order forbidding the Circuit 70 entertain tho rit
which the former Superior Cour, Judges broush,
agains, Gov. Fletcher, Mayor Thomas aud others,
for dsmsgos for disposs.ssing them OF their ofce.
by force, aud putting them in the cslIboose.
A DISPATCH from san Francisco states th at ir,io
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South Caroline,
secession Ordinance Repealed - Slavery
Abolished, Etc.

Abolished, Etc.
Ea,hinoton, SEPT. 29.-A dispatch has Just been
|ecsved by the President announcing the following
lcton BY the south Carolina Conventioni
Columbia, s. C., sept. 9s.-The Convention Is aa-
Sourned, after q most harmonious and UNANIMOUS
e.,on. They have repealed the ordinance OF 'cce'-
ian. abolished slavery equAzsd tho representation
n ,he Senate and taxation throughout the state,
living the election Of Governor and Presidential eieo
n, 70 the PEOPLE ordered voting In the LesAisture
Y ripa roc, endorsed the atministration unsni'
,ou,ly. and directed commission 70 submit Code
the legislature for the protection OF the coiotea
ooulation. They have likewise appointed Judfe
Iy,rdlnw, Alfred Huger and Col. DaWfins 70 Vh'
our Excelency In reference TO Jefferson pa'ls-
kov.rnor Maera,h and Trenholm. The election OF
overnor and members Of the Legislature viii take
l.o. on the 18th Of October, and James l.. orr
omipnted for Governor. II Is understood thai uoV'
snv will be sent to the United States Senate. The
r.nber, Of Copgre,. will be elected in November
In .,,r. ,e..ion Of the Lerlslsture meets on the
18th of octoter AL are loyal and in good spirits
rcovarnor perrv has ordered tho organization Of
ne or more miih, companies IN eSh sS. e.use dhs
Pre.Ident hss allowed q similar oTganizstion IN
3ffs s.ippi The Governor iays that when ar issIs
~ "a heen made, the militia will turn the onenh.rs
l"ef 10 he civil authotie, or bring them before the
Icfovost court-m.r,ial for trial and punlshment'
t.cordins 10 the term. nf Afreoment between Uens
Ee.de AID Gillmorp and himsen. lie ADDS "Ihs
knliee guard will be voluntary In ~. orfanl1auon,
od ,hond be com posed Of none but discreet persons
.,sndIne and character In the community, who an
.lIling 10 render their services promptly
reouires II Ia thouch that the bare isanlLsuon o.
.rsh fnrce, throue ehout the State will have moei
S,lntary infueuce In preserving peace and oIoer ane
M nteventIng crime The evil-docts Ill Know thst
that there IL power feaay A. haha' I" a''es' '"'N
| q hing them to justice"J
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Louisiana.
Tktate Election Appointed for Nov. 9th
~ order Concerning Freedmen Disastrous
storm, Etc.


~ order Concerning Freedmen Disastrious
Storm, Etc.
CAIRO, III. Sept 2s.-Goyernor Wells, Of louisiana
a. Issued proclamation calling for the election Of
State officers and members Of Congress on the lst
Monday in November neIL The delegates to the
Ioui.isna Democratic state Convention have been
elected.
Her Orl,ans, Sept 25.-A circular issued from the
headquaItes of the Bureau Of Freedmen to-day says'
that whenever judicial officers who may have
freedmen on trial show Opposition to act Justly,
NO Interference viii be allowed with them by tho
Bureau,
Atcrrifc storm passed over Grand Chomere, in
this State q day or two ago, aud did immcnso
samase. The people living 10 adjoining counties are
prpsring to rescue the victims. Il il supposed that
,be Inhabitants OF the place amounting to several
hundred, have been sul merged by back water from
,hc Gulf Fragments OF furniture houses, etc, rere
sound aAoet along the line OF the river. report
from Siblers Bluff, the Sabine River, says that
xsce was visited by terrific tornado, and that oil
he houses there we're espsIed with the exception Of
tire