davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

Gs> When poor Iri.hman wns dAcs bound
ocer tn keep the peace tnyards all his Majssty's
suhiaeis, he left tho oglse exclaimiag "Wsll,
then, dod help tbs f:st !lrtuHses u,satsnith~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Mules! Mules I!

My JACK will conf:nu. to stand at Dr. r. II.
lYA Mims' Mill, at the'old rates OF Ten Dollars
liz specie, or its equivalent in good and lawful
money whenerei ~ currency Is osfablishel
j. Il. MINIS
Nav 10 il 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Soldiers Board of Rolief
CALL MEETING.

VyHERE will be meeting of the ,Duari ef
i Relief for Soldiers Families IN Monday,
91a inst, as matters Of Importance claim Tho Mt
tenion Of tho boly. A tli! and puucual attsni-
ance is requested.
I j. II. MINIS, Sec'rg & Treas.
May 10 It 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
s,ba,itv and Go Old; Deeds.

@es- "Tie Dyiay Priso"erty A;s R'ye," By
q S. A. IL will apneas in our next issue. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

Notices from Gov. Magrath.
"A number of important notices from Gov. MA
eakTs ere published In our issue Of to. day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

4. q. MHE KHIH.
uGi,~i: y. :. II, LllNs, ~. Col. and a. j. C.
May . K, J, 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
The --latest. News.

we arc much. obliged, 70. Mr.. T. .Roor for the
Chronicle d Sentinel of Monday afternoon. We
gather from it thO following i;ems Of interest:
Arrival or TRoops.-A latgsna,nbef Of q:
S: troops arrived yesterday. The city i.to "bs
garri<oned. Good order is to bs'',naintninei.
Good citizens haE. nothing to fear. Evil Sin
Olinod and bellisersht. parties must cul their
deeds ut once.
0sg HrNDggD THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARp
;tFoK Mr.. DErIs.-The authorities hsys ofsred. .
,as,wll be scsn by-a uoticoin another eolunn7 one
hundred thousand dollars reward in gold for the
apprehension and asliserance of Mr. Jefferson
Davis to anyof the military authOri!i9 Of the
United States.
Mr.. Davisis supposed to have large amount
of specis with hin, this will also ls gsop to his
cap.ors. ..s...
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
COMMODORE CRAVEN.

Washington, Dee. l5.--The NAval Cour. Martial
convened for the trial Of Commodore Thomas 7.
Cravep--ot which Vice-Admirsl Fsragut WAS
President, have concluded their labors. The &C.
cused oficer was srraigned GU q charge Of not
fshting the rebel iron-clad and ram stonewall
near Coruna, Spain, on the 95th Mach. The
Court found Commodore Crayon guilty In u de-
lro. u the charge preferred, and doth find him
fu,Y Of the charge In less de rec than charged"
Whatever degree Of gu II the foregoing verdict
expresses, is readily explained by the following
sentence "That the accused be suspended
RON duty, on leave pay, for two years"
When tao record Of the CourI was transmitted 70
tho Secretary " the Navy, M. wollc3 sent II to
tic ricsllcuS with a sharp note, pointing out III,
laeSa'.ii1y Anl inconsistency Of the proceedings,
with t.. -s.. once, and couclud 8 by saving tina
the & Irt assumed thu power OF mtiga,n; pun
asLu m The c urt at once revised It's action
wrote out Acir report in more technical language
Gun Cmm lore Crayen qtiliy Of lho charge
la pass up'" HIM She sane scu.encr as re,ore
The yauer &c Secretary Of the Navy then wAxe
wroth, an wrote smuch longer otter, wherein h
eburPly crlticiscs and reviews the action Of th
Cour. Martial tries and conyicls tie accused, an
snis by setting aside the proceedings Of the C,ur
and relieving Commodore Thomss T. Craven fror
ares. The accused aud his ircuds appoar TO
perfectly satisfied with the result.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
Monday. December ~.

om.-, -, -, A.. I,.,.,,,
-, -, .,,a..,,a. a., Y,,,.i.,,... -,
- - -, 49, :, 49,. -,
.r..aJ,.,, - a.. c1..,,,,,,,a, =, A.. Ir,,,d
g. A. -. =, -
W.. ~ r,,., 80. ,,,.t., r,,n.
was IN ,h,. city. h. was the r.c,pIsn. Of marked
.,,,n,ons no, only from tho scrot.rv Of State and
other high h,ncuonnris, % tho Government. bu,
from IN. ID plom.,ic Corp., and especially from
Col. R,.slofr, the Danish Minister, and Sir Frsde-
rick bruce. who had agreeable Official intercourse
with him In Chin. whIls reprssenting thar re-
spective Governments In that Empiro-bo,h Of
these gentlemen speaking Of him in the most fat
tering terms and entertaining him with generous
bosptalitiea. lie returns to his post with the full
con6d.pco of bis C,oyerumsnt and tho high .pprs-
citation Of hi, valuable dlplom.,c services.
49,. ,.. A.. ,.,,,,.., -, A.. .n,. -,
A.. y.,.-a,, p...rro o.. 90,
-. 80, 80. -.
49,, -, ;,.t,.'',.. ...,-.,,,,.
80 :, :, a.
,,,t,-
Owing 10 the time required for eopving the
dinlom.,ic corr,spoudence with England and
Franco. referred 10 In the Presidents annual mes
sac, |, is not probable tho transcrip, will 10 CON.
municatsd 10 Congress ill alter the holidays.
Ht is true, as repeatedly reported, tha, Gen.
Logan h,. declined the Mexican mission, the fac,
is certainly known In official quarters.
| 49, w.,.,A ,,,.d A.. -, 1890, f..
49,. a. 80. $50 'rrnr.t,w +, .,,s'-,.,a -
,-h.,, r,,.-,--. -
.s..,,s,n ~. on,r1on 81 N, nsonl. a. w,.h,n,,oU
-, - .,,T.,notn ,n. NJ.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
Domestic n.rls,.-whole-mIe rr,e,.c,,,,,


ksw YonE. SATURDAY. dec. 10, 1895. 1
Core, 70. java gia!e ~. DOnlnso, iisai,s
h S. To-, e gl%ss r.: s.o 1r s.''tc j Ss
tpland. 10 DO Mobile, 90.
Domestic goods yari .-sblrtlnf, blend, 22<ai i2.I
sbsH brown. lyaJ5 blsachod, 22isai 12li DnlunsI
print, 2l9a2GY; moucs. Dc Ialnos gia55' gineham !.
50aH haiinorai skiIts, doz, "a 5OsIb " AmeriesI
.Fiih, rot -Dry cod. Eoso COS u.eier.L l. R.y
u !, '" II NO = do, alb II SCALED heringlI
-Four and Esai, bh.-G.ne,.ee, srt, -
Ohio, g. W r.. sbUap ~ Georgetown, = n
staie, O. 70 ex. ! Gas tbi Missouri. \ T6alb 90 4
meal, 4 rs; DO Bfandywino, al 80,
Gh;-Cude Whsle G5ai los blssehed do, l TOI
49, Crude sperm, 43e2 40; unhieaehed Dc, az Cl|
LAID Oh Z yga1 ~; ln,eed, ia per gallon
Provs or..-Beok IN. bbL. II ooai4 90 DO. Prl
m, IL valI 70 Pork, clear, new, nominal Pr msa-'
~ 0ao 6O; NV mess, Jan. 30, -a2S Oe IArd,per III
lOaN-i Butter, OTanfe county, paila a
tubs, fair 70 good, B1a4ji n. Y. state frtin lul-l
hne, tOa4b N. J: State, hrkin. GOOD TO fine tst5
good 10 choice Western, 3Oa33 Penn. common v
medium, 26aS2 Cheese state factory rood TO choice
ies choice, sSsiS English dairy, tccn0I ssasS
English dairy lOhlol 20a22 Vermont dsiry, lGals
S.ears-Sqbs; lysias Havana llai9s; kehnot'
Tobacco Os94 virsini. i9sA9s seed
WooI lb.-5OaCs for State and Western. coa,,1
for Ohio and PennylvanlG West Virginia =
southern unvashed at rs pulled, at s. TUT
w1hed at OOa65 Call ornia at I5-aiO; Cape, a.
9TsaIfls.
HiseslLsrssuA - Rice, 100 Id. Carolina dressed
lSalS%; do Rangoon, 9R,l0A Salt, TurEs
Island, bush, +2hai5 Liverpool sack, AZ i2Ni Cn
1865, do, 2OaG5 Hay, 10 H. 6Oa65 ior shipping,
aud I0as6 for retail LOTS Candles city, ~.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
Of-a-rnW ~ vRg-nrv.
n,,., p..,,retIs. Of ...smss...

~ fapis. be. n ne 10 tasys In Ne r'~
bsos la siy ssys 80 h' sns,1oon. 'ni ne
~ s-sp, b,a gs ~ sIm ssp sa'1' ossr.
sssiag ~ sd1usT dsnisginr iofsn fssmsrs
.n1 huntsr 4 tggsa ltv,IvnR io's n stout
il00.0'o ne following 80 psftsl ua = ~
as.nss subt me geusya 'siusd " S2t.ooo /.
a., a,siUs sqo.ooo NE csivpso. .as,fso ~
~ a. .ud.. tesyily lsisn, taoofn 's,zo v'lnsf
81 t7s.o00. bah folly insured the p.nshs valued
81 fls,Ca0 w. Admiral vain. hoi sscsrisined
BsIi1ss .fess n'amss rhioh are .otsl Ices, sofns
hsf dozen ar belly dsmsgsd, aud ssvsrnl
bsrgss sni vhsr hos1a laden 9TH government
grs.r. we're crushed ikss yR st.lls. his nos i'm
yfotshs that nor. hosts 1,y 10 sunk whom 1hs
10 shove N, cty moves down.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22

- ffHsf = 80 ~ 49, 49,
ssiii fifss - e~~s-~-
- - @fsssasf@ss 49, -
/. - Hs's-' eliS 80 - 'fa''''
80 . - 80 fff''fI -
90 hHsf fssrsaf f.fa' 49, = -
f'ssissffh Hsff = fffes - go 80"
~ =" 80 90 p 20 10
.s.sf - - 80 - p 20 30
80 Or - - q -
'r'ff f''fef .'f
.H"" o.
%
~ '|"
faf| aHH
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22


- - $50 -
- 80 fHrf -. p 49,. = -
esif ... .a
- ed ~ 81
p ltffr
81 80 ..--.
..
... .aJ
~
IN
~ ~. i
.sss
|ff al
81.
go
80
ID. ID al
a. 80
. ta.s - n go
go ~
e. sa
4s., t...s lI 90
. ...ss
go. . - ssI
- ....ss.f 80 IL
af 800 10.
90 ~
sH .H.H FL. HHH .f'
.H o. n0f.
49,. - I'D. v
..sf slsff o 80
~ . ..s. HIae
N $50 fst +. U.
.. ta f.. ae
80 - frs.f -
F .s.|
80 -. f..f a. ssrf I..a
49,. Is 4f. Z. D sHfus re.
20 700 gtsHs,s s.Ip. Ir III. 90
T. 80 2 - ~. 81 nat o
sff a ~ cue slf .H
f'flon II si0s ns... tpf
If's"s IL, m shs 10 gsUy p
~ ~ .,.,..s.t fHs rsff.a 80
uslfs 80 =. -. f,ps a.,fs4s - ~.
o. 80 49, 81 80 -. H. 90
isfss - -, !, ..Is.tfs tlfrisi. . !. Ne
EsfdNn "gsHs'- I'd 80 y i. yea eat
isr N T. 49, -, -. ,,.s,I . Is 90
q afHt ~ " = ~. -. -. 80 81, a
pft .,.,,g,,. I'd n
syssr W. - !.yI, 4. 80 a.
- spuf ~ !. y p. ..t,.lt A.
sIfsprs " ne 'Y'H =" ,.istil,
pfsu'9s lsfN ~ -, q. -. -. ~.
. 'sfs = ih hs -, " 49, - NJ.
lsfr ~" ~ -, -, ~ -
rlied fisNf ~ -. ~ -
g'l" 20. w -, -. La =, .,'',,,,,s.
nlss rFi " - tu....,tsf ..,...-
shfh - Y ~ - ~, - ~. = p, -.
Ton sRsusi $500 VI -.
esV = ue t'l,, -. -. 80.
isds ofsos vs. '"fs''' ~. W, ~
sneml' - ~ ~ = f ...',.' 4. a.. - a -.
ffssdsn's $3.50" .-''' h.. ~ m t.
81 clslm - .
tfo'echon 10. -is" y. 800
ky " r.icu 'H-3 ,4l ~ -. 10 !,
slmHsI h"R :" "a "'v - - :.
"'fsitsfI ~ 80 49, $50 ~ -,
"ss.'d' you ~, -. ". 80, ',., :, 80
sehms"e ~ W., =. 49,. !. ~" -. 80.
.,.di.au.lid Atoms. lima competent ipf Con.
LOS, 4, .aJamIr ttof shs.l nol stand here Z.
aOt tbs embraced IA lhe "yr1s Of no rie %
az eis, ,,ha = 49,. bsys snc, h. b.. =,
,snntod 10 ds..rpy the government Dls mol
rW dlfqu,hiI him N .hi' C9uht
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
RUM ~ rsrfffHsTsff.
glsalele

G.tssaf Dss D. - 80 ss1's 80 p'-s-i
,.assstnas o. Pttfs pIsst F.Htsfr
.ss.sg s,ns,ig sa,is,sf D. lls,i f1ffa tu'd
80 ~ f@0as1,s be 60 81 p'@t 'fss7'a.
aaa ,sonnssa,ag nses, a = ~ p''s 81
spss pstnssl trsn~s,s 80 's-o's'.on = %
srg. 80 n ne 40 go esfpIf
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
'attle Market.

BULLS HEAD, Dee. ~, 1865.
B,,res.-This market opened on Monday With O. 300
head Of cattle In the sale pens mostly Of mddline
quality with an occasional drove Of eK ras During
the opening hour OF Monday prices Of the greater
part of frst-cass cattle o~ins to scarcity OF this
grade, ruled little higher than on the Monday
previous few extra fine Kentucky Durhsms selling
for S2OOaS225 each, or l0a9tc per H., while the bulk
was disposed OF ~ lIalSc A. regards medium stock,
We rePoIiA somewhat lover scale Of prices for this
graae than that existing at the tnio Of our last
report o-lns 70 the heavy supply Of this grade the
to-day find prices much in their favor several fne
lots Of Illinois steers averaging IRON " ewL were
soii ~ ins Wy ~ ices VARYING from ~ TO lOc,
will command clear through Ice per III.
Cnrs and Calpss; The market for milch cows IL
less active ths "esk but A. yet no decline has taken
place N price,. ltioes range to-day from SinsbD
Tor indifferent 70 sli for the best cows Owing 10
greatly decreased suppy, veal calves are somewhat
advanced to-day, no hing of really good quality
being sold at les than 1875 to l4Yc, and even iSc
have been paid to-day for tip tops.
Sheep and IdWbs,-A compete change has taxi on
place In ths branch OF the ket owing TO
supplies snd afItatly enhanced demand Prices TO-
day rule iul &C Der 10. higher than his day week
common to extra sheep telns readily diAposed OF al
Gaas sc, aud lambs NJ salOhc per h. according to
Slcins-The supply having been somewha, reduced
and a mueh ptleI inquiry meuiested, holders Of
hogs have advanced piees fully Ne Yer H., that
We quote present prices u follows Corn led, hve
welshI pea pound llAto ll'.c; do dressed weight,
The to,si receipts for the week have been G7lo
beeyes, lZj cows d46 yeas 1878 sheep and lambs
anu 10 Ygd ~ Inc, showing inc eae o 40 cows and
a decrease Of Sl4 beeves Sig veais- sbd3 sheep and
lanbs, and 6,sJJ swine.
Flour and Grain.
NV YORK, Dec, 1s, 1865
Pfour.-The market 10 lA2Oc cents lover. Su.
perfne state, 80 9OaSI 20; EIua do al 81 I5asI pb
Western ExtrA-ow gTades-Gt ~ bbaS w sh pping
Ohio at IS 2OaSs w; supeIfne Western, 90 TsasT-
rs; low grades Of Canada Eitra - naS w and good
10 ,upsrtne Southern, At IS bOaS Ia 10.
Grain.--The wheat market Ia very dull. New
Amber state ing quoted al f---AS2 IS Milwaukee
Club, 81 GlaSl II; Chicago spring, 81 6Tssl -.
Udts-Aio a little Letter a. s5a5lc TOR unsound.
and 5TA6tc for sound.
BarLsv-i. duh, at s--aSlii for Canada West
CoTnEThis market 10 tc better Western unsound
beinf quoted al s3a93c and sound mixed Western at
We.
NV ioRK, Dec. l2, 1868
There Is no change In the maiket tor hay, the
supply ain being light, but as the demand 10 quite
medersts 81 piessntPgisss have snssnsas NJ chance
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22

So e~f~e- e.t..-. = y -.
60 = - sflysIyf 800 -
sys fssf q sfslf - - = - 49, -.
- 49, 80 fIITsalas alaH - 49, -
- - - s<as = 90 ssasasf = siEselI =
- :. -. = =. = :. -.
= $500 80 - -. =.
80 49, - 49, 80 y -
- 800 eIsfF 2 - 80 ~ -
D 20 - 90 o. - J. 80 r 10 q
: = -. 80
q - u, 1. -. - f..ssf - ssss =
b. sflFs - B. sfss . - ffsa'e fsfff
3 = - I'll. 49, fHFsaeHH 80 80 go 80
y aI sfFfs a.sf o.. Nf.as 80 - 10
HffHs fasf 49, 90 - -
10 fsftssf 49, EaT ~ -
go HFHf - eFHf H.Hsf 80 80
.Iaf aasFf| fa.H
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
A RCANA WATCH AS ELEGANTl)
"A durable and reliable IA the finest gold vslchl
Gents size, Hunting case, Lever, s25. d
Ladies' Hunting Gaze, S25. n
ARCANA WATCH CO.,
43T 81 Fulton at New York

>"' " ruitoh So NV toIk.
REST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLh
- BRIEsI'S HAIR DYE, 4
The Model Dye OF the World, il utod In preference al
all other, because
II DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN, \
aud as all who have tried IT, Acknow ledge, u
DOES NOT lNJlRE THE HAIR,
but changes Red or GGey hair TO beautiful and natu
al BLACK OR BROWN, q
Clnstantancouzly) n
and IL sold by all druggists at the low price Of u
FIFTY CENTS PER BON N
General Depot-i6 South second street, william.
bunh
WHOLESALE AGESls.-n. barnes & Co. n Par
Row Fraser & Lee % Btckuan n Mhr Ter, II q
Cherry IT; Miller q Reed, $50 Allen, cor. stanton
and cor Houston Il. and AyCD; HOadey, VI kight Il
ave. Porter Fairhild, 4i5 Hudson II, and 81 SiAJ
ave. Druggists can nlao be- supplied ly e. y. CRIT
IENlON, - sixth ave OUU
GET READY-GET THE BEST-A NENti
" Volume ! ook out for January Pictorial Doub vi
No, q the illustrated lhlrno,ogical Journal vat
Physofnomy, or " signs Of Ihauctcr.' Ethnoos NJ
or the Races Of Men; Physioor or he Lave OF In
ami Heath; Phrenoogy and the Tmpelhmentu'
with the choce OF pu suit; Psychology, the sc!euN.
OF the soul our social Relations, including loyul
Courtship and Marriage Education and sClt-ln.rj
proyemeut with such other matters az all out 1T ~
know, ami can be found IN no other publication a,
l. the best and cheapest work Of its 20 and prc :
Iems-S2 year; single Nos. 10 ct. subscribe
once. Address Messr-. FOWLER & WELLS, 3l'
Broadway, New York. 45l "a
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22
Mexico.
,sp,sys sss ryses-asr ~ 1swsys, h,
tive llhsrsls.

FsshfagfSn, bss "a ssnof Roms,,. ne sssi
ssp nlsasr, ss,sysd tp.fsy sHsisi ssvs from
a,,.moso. " ". iotb lsa 0spsa S,ob~io
~ ne ~ - sonssy.y snd hsd u 70, SIMS
lime Tso gfsbsh columns In strong ior.s -~s
ssH sns' bin, spd ~ o.. snsiiy sotnpsiIsd N
sb..don s,nisfsy. one n hs French divisions
aisessi ffo, sni - reported be dsfss,si ahsn
-ih bssvy loss.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-22

F,aafIyt ~, Dss ~ m sis's P' "s y.
dsy. W sv1's 4 - N ~ ps-ssi De nl1fa ti1
,.naglsg us 1lssiiHass 10 regard v as psf'ons
ss'gsI in gs fs'siIan.
TIC rYuse. - go,s n 81 H. a. paced Ne
biIosry hii. psrioniaE I'll Fho ave committed
trsst,n .gaBH, No commonwealth. Ibe IIouse
.lso voted " rspsa hs 81 spprov~i f'.rusfy
Q D.. 10 provds civU fsmsir ia Injuries done
~ d,sloysI persona Dot, hossvsr. " sfoc' pend
Ing so,ious.
The Provisional Governor has sent " the Legs.
lsiuro ,hs following dispsVh
wAsursoros, Dec I
j. johnson Provisional G0UsrnOr.
The q ytru0r-o &c. will % lnsugurstsd, uhich
viii not interfere With he P'oviaonal O0vsfuor.
Ylu will rcceiv. instructions In . 'sr DAYS with
rcgsrd ~ bong relieved. Why osn't you elect o
sspatorf I would Issue n commissions v mem.
bss q Congress- leave tbs, for ths incoming
Goverpor We are uuo1 Obligations 10 you TOR
Tho noble. efhcctt and pair otc manner Ia which
you have discharged the duties ~ Provisional
Governor and you will 10 sustained by The Gov
rTnm0nt ASDEgw y nssos. President.
A committee has been sppolnssi v walt on Gov
ernor jenkins and learn whsn u will suit him TO
he inAuyurstcd. II 10 understood that he desires
W know bis real status before taking bis Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-09
The Wirz Trial.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-The Wirz Mill
rary Commission reassembled today.
Capt. Selph testified that some of the
boxes with sanitary goods for the soldiers,
were broken open on the way to their
destination; that vaccine matter was very
scarce at the South, and that his COM
mand stationed at Vicksburg were vacci:
mated for the Small Pox, but those who
had that disease recovered sooner than
those who were vaccinated.
Mr. Baker then asked for an adjourn
mcnt of the Court until Thursday morn
ing, which after lengthy discussion was
granted by the Court.
Col. Chapman then made an argument
to show that the testimony of Gems Lee,
johnson, Howell Cobb, Sec. Mallory, Col.
Ould, DR.. Moore and other distinguished
rebels, who had been subpened by the
defence, should not be received by the
Court.
Mr.. Baker objected strenuously to this;
the questionlwas not finally decided.
Mr. Joseph Jones, professor Of chem
istry in the Wediel College of Georgia,
was placed on the stand and produced a
report, which he made under permission
of the rebel authorities, concerning the
disease at Andersonville. The report
shows frightful mortality; the number
of deaths being at one period as large in
the stockade as in the hospital.
Capt. Gilmore, on duty at Norfolk,
testified as to the seizure of watches, sill
yer spoons, forks, watch chains, ETC., by
q man named Garrison on the eastern
shore of Virgiaia, who claimed to be
counsel for R. b Winder, Awatch chain
with medal attached was exhibited to
witness to connect these articles with
the plundering at Andersonville. 1t be-
longed to Darius Morris, of the New
York volunteers.
The court then adjourned till Thurs
day morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-09
RelfRious Conyention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-The conven'
ton reassembled at ten o'clock
Testimonials from the dioces of Ten
nessee, relation to the election of Bish'
op of that State, even referred to the
committee on Conservation of Bishops.
The committee on expenses reported
having examined the treasurer's report
and find it correct.
Herman Cope, of Philadelphia, was
reelected treasurer by unanimous vote
The election of 8. c. Talbot, d. D., as
Assistant Bishop was referred to the COM
mittee on Conservation of Bishops,
The Rev. J. H. Auketun, of Amstead,
Connecticut, presented memorial ask
ing permission of the convention to omit
from the Nicene creed certain words
which have been incorporated in the said
creed since the holding of the Nicene
Council. Referred to the committee on
Prayer Book.
The Rev. Mr. Hare, of Philadelphia
offered resolution for the appointment
of q committee to consider the causes
relating to admission to the ministry,
with view to render their meaning
more obvious and to render entrance to
the ministry more difficult.
A message was received from tho House
of Bishops relative to the conduct Of
Archbishop Grey, of Capetoura, in South
Africa, in the detection Of the so-called
heresy of Bishop Colense, of Natal, and
congratulating Archbishop Grey at his
action in said affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-09
The Personal Difaculty Bctween Van
cey and HiiI-True Version Of the

The Personal Dinculty Bctween Yan-
cey and HiiI-True Version 81 shc
Affair. .6fsS1
The Daily Adeafiser, Yancy's former
organ, publishes some facts bout w. L.
Yanceys difficulty with Ben. Hill, in the
Confederate Senate. ~ ~ 1.
Yancey had spoken on the Supreme
Court bill Hill made au offensive reply
when Yaueey retorted that his statements
were facts, and Hill knew ii. Hill threw
the falsehood back into Yancev's face
The Senate went into secret session, and
several other Senator'S appealed to Yam
cey to adjust matters. He reiterated the
statement and took seat. Sitting in
his seat, Hill threw heavy inkstand
against his (Yancey's) face, making the
blood flow copiously. Yancy rnsi,ed at
Hill, but was prevented, by friends.
from striking him. The Senators were
pledged to secresy, and nothing was
known of the affair until the war ended.
Yancey afterwards replied TO Hill in a
powerful speechin public Yaucey died
Of inflammatiom of the kidneys, from
which he bad suffered many years
-S - 7'r'i7' ~ Q. P F.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-09
Very Eafest New York and Washing. =.
ten ltemH. : an. &c f... = Z

New YORK, Oct. S.-The Heraldl
Washington special says, with the e1
ception OF Col. Epsner' cnief signal ON
GERS and q single ald, all the officers o.
the signal corps q lne army who have
been on duty east OF the Mississippi
river, are honorasiy mustered out OF scr
vice. There are 70 ofiicers on duty with
Sheridan, Pope ana halleck west OF tne
Mississippi. These are all that remain
of corps of lao ofiieers, selected during
the war on account OF bravery and men,
tai capacity, forthe most difficult and
dangerous kind of'staff duty on the bat
tle-field. The corps goes ont OF service
bearing good record in the army from
the War Department. ' ,i.7;7sss s.iasg
DR.. John Mcco0k was appointed AS
SCISSOR of Internal revenue for the, l7th
District OF ONO. aAt
Gen. Grant left for Philadelphia this
morning, and will return with his family
on Wednesday. ssssI % fioa
Col. S. P. Heintzelman, former Major
General. is ordered to join his regiment
at Hart's Island, and report to General
Vessel, who whas aCaptain in the form
er's regiment in Mexico. !. -,t---,I - !
Capt. Petit, formerly of the 18th Vet
eran Reserve Corps, will probably be
tried during the coming week on charges
of cruelties and frauds, alleged to have
been perpetrated fby him during his1ong
command of the fail at Alexandria "a
Court Martial is TO be formed for. his
trial. Col j. Mansfield is named rs Pres
ident. r' y .aa,
The Herald's Fortress Monroe CORES,
p0nQenC mas me I0u0WluS particulars VI