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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

A RoCKY MOUNTAIN ZEPHER,--The
Virginia City Nevada Union Of the
27th alt, says: About 10 o'eleek, night
before last, while ys Eephyr vas ra1ding
through towe, tearing down awnings,
twisting IF window shntters, signs, and
all that sort Of thiag, il came acTo@s one
afths hig wagons Of the Reese River
Fast Fraight Lima standing ca South
Street. and just took it up bodily aud
carried ii over hoase tops aud evcrYthing
ciss,, and landsd il about half mila
,,ver 10 Coda Rsvine. smashing it pretty
eseatially, This w,szaa weighed ahoaa
1900 paaGds. Ii they We gae aay geatls
rephers anywhere that can aseteA oura
when they get agoiag iuaa let EN- fetch
'sas atong.
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WHOLE NC. 4o5
SPECIAL NOTICES.
90 You VIII 10 DE- CuRRnl

DE-. BUCHAN's ENaLiEH SPECIFIC
PILLS cure in less than % days, the RsTss eases
Of OfNRRvousNEss, Tmpoasnsy, PsrmasnFs De.
aay, Saninal Weakness, TnSAaity, and al uFanA-
~, ssxnaI Aad Nervous Aasstianh no maaa@s
from What cause prodaesd. Price, One Dollar psR
boz. Sent, postpaid, by mail On Fsssipa efsa
order. oas Boz viii psrssst the surs IN msss:
eases. Address JAMES 9. BUTLER, ..-
General Agent. al BrosdwEY, New York
Oct. Is 3mda. -:.
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MATRTMOMTRYE
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LADIES AND GETTLEMEN

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or beauty. This infOrnssroa VIII cost yes nsth-
ing, aud ifyoa wish to marry, viii ehssrfsliy
assist you. All letters strictly confidential. Ths
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NEW YORK.
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Tax Ngw YoRk EssPress says aa eiaoFs
a ia progress u Vefarn the acars @
paFsy guogs Ii pa oItse soms peopla
.ssy oa silsir pards of lhvitasioa shsswss N
the Aoan of saad IL and dpa't asas
sAeis visitoss 10 stay ates the hoar
aaEesd.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

A country girl coming from the field,
was told BY her poetic cousin that she
looked as fresh as daisy kissed with dew.
Well, it wasn't any fellar by that name,
but it was Steve Jones that kissed me-
l told him that every one in town
would find it out T
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

A party Of swenty-cns persons, anclad-
ing one lady. dined oas day last week
upon the top Of chimney l2O feet N
h, ,ixht, which had just been aaisAad hy
she Eris Railway ConApaey as Sas9ps
hanna. Ia. The party were draws ap
hy horse power, aud spread their ropass
on the top of the ehinney,
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a~The rebels are again dissatisfied
with their flag and propose another
change. The present rag looks too much
Ike d Gag OF truce, They had better
come back tn the old stars and stripes. -
That never looks like flag Of truce.
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Jane Swisshelm writes from Washing
TN in favor women clerks in the Depart
mont. She says they will not only not
,>k far al increase Of salary, but will bo
the work and do it well, for less than is
nJw pajd-Ecchangs.
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REBEL SOLDIERS Governor Brown
of Georgia has issued still another proc,
lamation. lie says; A large part Of
our cavalry force that is, the vsritable
cavalry Of Georgia, instead ofbeing after
Sherman are
Scattered ia squras and ia small
bands over nearly half the territory Of
the South, robbias and p|uaiering the
cities indiscrjmjostely land taking from
The wives sad children Of solliers who
re IN service dlsoharsing their whole
.iuty, the supplies Of provisions which are
tber means IF support.
That il a One hla OF chjvAlry--1f the
eh,yalrous srrn Of ohivalry's army, AT
this rate the rebelioa will conquer
itself
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u..,h.s,, ..oO.,or0,r SO soorr;.,, s,r ,bs;r
LII. ..n,s Ia,,or sa,s .robnl .oan,. rscentIv
-, I 80, s,sonoabin Bat,ie Snaka s;s,or ~
raIio 49, "a or;Ja,tlu Jas;10;,T y 20 6t
- o,,t g, 60
''1 ' ~. '' ~.
heFalu NeWOerhg ), le''sT gives a4u'-
Ional particulars OF hoahoAe river eAPe-
u'tIou.
/ Iun 0oaS O'seg? a'iu OoSe'y were
SUM oy tofpe'Ses, lhe slveF was was toGnu eI
/ io'i o. Ihehi' 0eEen.E-hrc were 'aAS''
up :" a Hls'@7Ge o. - mics e,
'onle'h'h- nae OF were ioun" i0
>''e'eHe'' "c'7s2 'ni river IN d S'D7'e
"He.
Inc nee, pre- ,@4'I 70 'or's'r Point
1o! ,"o"a ,,I u, 11',v'is9 3 TOO >'F""7 "
oe ''Aeh "H1"as 'he c"'oPsT3''" o' Il
''0' ''H'S' y" Fe. a'h '"e U.'''' "''0
>''4e" nat a"n,geu oy "o''P ''.''S'7'
y H"h In'I'F Wa "S ''.,r' f''3'
P''9.'n 0o'o'Iot' o says, many 'o'n ,eF> are
4,sc"P'hS, I0o getting away IN one
oa{, =
: ha'ionS 10 'ne prison Consists o.
I Har,ld.s Savspn,h Letter saws m the
niaht of the 18th 4 hours after Col
NuIford 3 fIav of truce left Fort Spmter.
J the blockade runner Fox ran throngh the
feet and reached Nassau.
( II is rumored rebel rams are nrenarino
! 10 come down to attack the Heet.
( COMMUNICATION with Newberpe bv
canal has been resumed
! Richmond Sentinel Of the 9Th SAWS
Sherman doubtless moving on Branch.
/ Vile.
! Examiner saws, despatches from Har-
dec report the enemy before Hardeevillc,
! but no indications of an immediate
attack
AuruSta Constitutionalist declares
there y re only II persops present at
the citizens nr,,e;ing in Savannah.
The Chronicle commspts on aflirs in
Savannah bv warning Georrians against
submission. saving it is trcasonAble.
Examiner iemand, a public meeting
in ,ieorsla to keep I'D the spir,ts ot citizens
md D~erent tbei- trt,s:iug in the promises
If the Yankees
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Heralfs Of Charleston correspondent
Of Jan. 1st says, commander PrebePs
naval brigade has been disbaaded and
sent back to the vessels to which they
belong.
Times correspondent SAYS an inve9ti-
CATION of Fiasco in the mine explosion in
front of Petersburg is going on and the
verdict will show divided responsibility
falling upon Burnside, Meade and the
General wha led the assault. Nox is Gen.
Grant entirely blameiess especially in
.esmat;oS the selection of the officer
who led ;nc sssanlr ~ he ", n rv lot.
Tribune'~ lr"Y :4--.~o ...p ntfI-nt.
ot the thIrd 49,. - Po..alI Of the
ttvhmoad Examiner. captured sou.e S
'3""t4s S'"c", has gone t' F.'-&moo1 TO
50 ,5> >"T 'A'"c"Se o. niH'$ea. III Ar.
. I'ie'a' Gsoh o' the Ne" OK Lf10u7e.
New York Jaa S.-Tbe new t;ovorn,r
Magrath. of c has ,ssueI =, nr,ol,,,,. -
ton calIlnr on al free white rne', bafwaa,
the ayes Of l6 and 80 to come to the
dcfens: Of Cbarleston-wiIIingIv if thew
will, forcibly ifnecesSary.
- N'>~~~N'''J
kiehmond Enquirer suggests hanging
certain merchants OF Wilmington, who
our hecI was before that city.
by news from toIum3tA. ), e., 1t
appears that number Oh l MON prisoners,
WHO mad agreed to JOIN tins rebel army
. to escape rebel prison pens, had been
discovered In plot to escape to Sherman 5
lines,
seven were Shot ana th7 remainder sent
to prison
The Raleigh Progress says OF the Roam.
oNe affair, IN which the rebels at first
ti5iWgd 50 great victory, that lt did
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Sws,,aw two or three hOxsA6aa of~RasAs," ~TSa.
. Batars." ~sassaparfila. /" Nerves. AAtidasas,"
ke.. Ae4, H.. set Aasr ysa are sAstsAsd wtsa me
rssalt, and sas Nex Of OLD DOCTOR BucHAS
SESaLTSH sPECIFTc PTLLs--Haa Be restored
u health asa vigor In less than thirty aays.--
rAsy are parely vegetable. pleasant % easss
Psenpa aaa Saiatary in tAsir Sooss on the AsoAan'
iawn saa shattered soAstiaatiOH' ola Aad young
an take then VITA Advantage. FARsrssa sAd
~ In she UaltSl States aHly by
JAS q. BUTLER.
Ne. E2E Brozaway, Ssw Safk.
Agent Zoe shs Dated States.
P.S~-A Aax Of the Pulls, sscarSly paSsed. viii
Re aailsy to any address 90 Tscsips ofFzsNs ~aisa
., ONE DOLLAR, post paiSa~-ussasy Rssasaasa e9
ths Assat Il satArssstisEsssioH Is 10. slvsa.
Oct Is sfsdw.
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pFiSouefs IL AaaAWpa II PoSsiDse-
New York Ian -tb-T.ta rabs, r.rau.
show that the 6ght betwaen the .Iefr n ,;;s
and aati>.JeF Davis factions !. c9nst,ntlv
growing more sanpuianarv
Those opposed to Dryis accuse him, If
being the e.uSe of all their rocent disasters
They in turn are charged by JEFF Davis
orvans with destrevi6r confidence in
ability of the eoplederaev to achieve its
l,,Ien,n4ence. t,rpvcn,i.,, ;ui .ng,.r~.-
a,,:o: If coosrr:. ion an en.aor,y.,,..
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

----
.ClneInnati Jan. o.-Ah AaH-9'aFefy
convention was held IN + 1anNtort yeS'eF'
day. Resolutions we're adopted adherihg
to the Baltimore platform aud requesting
their representatives IN Congress TO vote
for constitutional amendment a6oi'shins
slavery, and inviting the Legislature 70
instruct them to that effect, BY rePc4iIn2
St Louis Jan 4.-John Th'"Hs'.
member Of Irwcr house Missouri L"l. /.
turc WIS expelled ys>-2FdAy tJr d,>..' ....
Courti4ul Al7ulinA !~". i. LID
c4yA|Fy Of StcadnaHs conmfad hn'H
pursued captured anI burned Hoods
noa;ooa ty4.n eIp:urei So mules and
l0J wagons.
Forest IS rep7r;et neer kn.seitvitie.
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NOTICE.

Reuben Barton
re-
A1msra " Barton
Nsda~ :-Tea are hereby
notified that thars Is nnw 90 de In tn ofss ag the
Clerk Of the District Court in ani for the Ceuntg
Of Pottaw and State si Iowa, Petftios Ss
Reuben Rsrtou praying tha Court 70 grant
divorce from the bonds Of matFimsny hsrstsfeTs
existing between yoa sad the said petitioner 90
the grounds Q wiiFul desertiaa for 3 Peried Of
mere thsH two years And aAlsss yoa appear
aud answer thereto on or heFwS neon II the ses~
oad day n the " " term 1895, Of the said Dis
triet Court. your default viii Be entered snd e
decree in aeeerIanes With the PaAysg Of said Pc
titisneT granted.
~ W. @. CRAWFORD,
{ Us. Atty. for Pl'tG-
I Rev. Stamp
| 50 eentA
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Printers fee 81 5e-pald Iaa. Fsh VT
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A rerson visiting Luton, Eng land,
copied the following very singular insorip'
tlon from grave stoaa there
Reader. rve len q veFla ia which
had w6rtd to dat
SwcStRx and frvttiRg 90 he riea--
Jast sHch . tool a. yoa."
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Lar NOT pxsraS~sNrr Sny longer hs kAs sras
prevailing hAae sf ths faIlen Hass of The Aamsar
tamgly. Bat, You ash. hsw ID this - be pssvsat-
ed nsspemaesvs. tew selrts, asspair, MtenApa-
az 10 leok spaa The giOOaay saAs ef sxesytAansE
s,e N ssmeaIs TO drive Away. nuesasv aaa uea-
Sclns wssf net do II; tbs ee&EaAfy 'stlmalsaaAK
arlnks ef the day will nea a Il bat kesese yea
ssse as shs aama ss hapetn&a aSy Wsn@awsN Bare
sa9a4ssa EasxsM Az ~ name dsssxnaAnas
L via saa aaw His ana ansmasaea lass Ne asssF-
vslna Ye wke paas upaa sAs brink a. tAs grave
sAe nay hare tried fa vAia ta Faase Seafssae
fsSss tAs @elsagh af as&paas,s be taaaeed. .evvm
sAsaxh h mayhs Ak he eserentA. Aeafs stgy IA,
aaeaalas isasssSe. See aavsssiasnsasa u aaeehAsl
eolama, ,ssss.s, 55sS..
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New York, Jan, st ehsiderahIs
opposition manifested in some Of III,
British North Amer, can provinces, to the
proposed COLONIAL confederation; ia Princs
Edwards Islaad il has caused ministerial
designations and it isclaimed nine teaths
Of the Inhabitants thsre ars oppossd % the
scheme.
In Neys Scotia nuaerously attended
aud enthusiastic meetihg Of Influential
eitiEeas vas held to protest against il.
Trihunes Londoh~ icster says the
procec h Of LivcrFoN fair arc TO b,
atven TO rebels abroad who are greatly it
need Of il,
At the principal hotels in Par,s eve.
/ 900 trunks have been pAwped b,
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A CARD TO THE suFFERING.

Printers fss 81 se-PaId. Jaa. FsA wSE
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Grierson haa orders to destroy the
railroad rs far as Meridian and release our
prisoners at Cahawba if possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16
FROM RICHMOND
General Terry in Command
The Sufferings of the Negroes
Press Dispatch ]

NEW YORK June 15.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says Gen. Terry
has arrived there and assumed dfcemmand
of the Department of Virginia, in place
of Con. Ord, who goes elsewhere. Gen
Turner has been assigned to the military
district of Henrico county, embracing
Richmond. His first act was to squelch
the rebel Mayor Mavo, who had been re-
instated with his negro hunting rebel po-
lice. ..,.-....,l
- A band of guerrillas, 500 strong have
lately collected in Patrick county, Va,
threatening the inhabitants with ven
geance Four have been arrested and
two were at once tried, convicted and
sentenced to be shot The others were
sent to the penitentiary.
The Tribune's Richmond correspond
ent saws the military authorities, under
the command of Halleck, Patrick and
Ord, in connection with the rebel Mayor
Mayo, have inaugurated a system OF op,,
preston and outrage upon the coiored
people of Richmond, which has created
intense exeitemehf. The correspondent
details these outrages, but they have al
ready been printed.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Sherman'ss friends assert that Halleck' 8
placing the responsibility for his order
upon Grant is a dishonest quibble. Grant
notified Halleck of the Governments dis
approval but tho sspecifc annullment
was Halleck's, and unknown to Grant
Sherman has a letter from Halleck, III
which he says, ,in what he did, he was
only carrying out what he knew to be
the wishes Of the War Department.. q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16

RELEASE or REBEL PRISONERS On
Friday last orders We're received at Fort
Warren to release all the rebel prisoners
at that place under the rank of Captain,
after taking the oath of allegiance, The
Boston Hareller says: The men hadmore
or less baggage Some had trunks and
band Others had little bundle,
with tooth brushes dangling from their
button holes Theparty, evidently. were
mostly Americans They were good
natured set of fellows, and readily an.
swered the questions that were put to
them. Many of them were of the opin.
ion that the Government could not have
sent them to stronger fortifcation than
that from which they had just been lib
Grated, nor to one where the prisoners
were so humanely treated and received
such excellent food Some of them said
that they had friends outside of the fort
and were indebted to them for luxuries
of different kinds. The party released
were mostly members of Mosby's band
Of the General officers confined at the
fort they knew hut little, Major Gil
hore, some OF them thought, was inclined
10 be FAIRY" while others, who had been
more fortunate in making his acquain
tance, considered him of the class OF
hale fellow, we'll mot"
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Mu,i.y In q Cavalry Brigade.

FORTRESS MONROE, june IA cor,
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
under date of the Sd, says that for some
time mutinous spirit has existed in the
cavalry brigade belonging to the 25th
corps, the men declaring the Government
had no right to send them to Texas On
the 18th, when on board steamer, this
spirit Of discomfort took the form of open
mutiny, when h vessel was run mp to one
of the wharfs of the Fortress for assist
ance.' Two companies of the Sd Penn
sylvania Artillery were sent aboard, un'
der command of MajorVan Schilling.-
On approaching the vessel containing
the mutineers they threatened to fire
The Major resorted to strategy, and re-
turning to the, wharf had the mutineers
brought ashore under the guns of his
men IN parties of two and three at time.
Thus they were all disarmed and return.
ed again to the vessel: The effect will
be,oniy to delay the Second part of the
expedition from sailing as soon as expect
ed
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TFrem the Machias (Maine) Union.l
Ghances q nd Change.

"Only six years since John Brown was
hing. and now those who executed him
are under the gibbet themselves Is it
not possible that the persons and party
who are now gloating over the agony OF
their victims for the gallows and the ex-
ecutioner's block may in six years from
this time. be in like condition! Public
opinion in this country is extremely
changeable, subject to violent outh irsts
bordering on barbarism, hence the neces'
sity of endeavoring TO allay rather than
provoke and incite deeds Of violence and
crime. Abolitionism is rampant now,
but the hemp may be already grown that
some insane wretch for some tyranulcal
party may use in choking it !"
These suggestions of New England
journal are not unworthy of attention.
There is nothing at all improbable in the
character of the contingent fnture which
it portrays. History repeats itself in
different ways and with strange action.
The Republican Senator Trumbull OF Hill
nois uttered the simple truth at the Chi
cago meeting held two years ago to de-
mand of the President revocation of
Burnside's order suppressing the Chicago
Times, when he told his political friends
that they were establishing precedents
which under transfer of power to their
opponents would justify kindred out
RACES upon themselves. Neither Disunion
nor Treason is Of Southern origin. The
first threat of secession and dissolution
ever made i'm Congress came from the
lips of Quincy and not from those of
Calhoun; and during the last war with
Great Britain it was Northern and not
Southern section of the Union that
through its press, its pulpit and its peo.-
pie sought to embarass financially and
otherwise break down the Federal Gov
ernment 1t was to Northern and not
to a Southern section of the Union that
the British Emissary, John Henry, was
sent by Sir James Craig to encourage the
spirit of secession rampant in the East
ern States and pave the way for dissolu-
ton and political connection with Eng
land. A perusal of the Henry Craig cor
respondence might have wholesome i'll
huence upou the minds of the people
who now clamor for the blood Of "trai-
tors" and who would never have been
born if the law furnishing treason had
been rigidly enforced against those who
gave actual aid and comfort to the enemy
in 1912. A more reliable guide to a
glance at the past cannot be found than
full history of the war of 1912 As to
the future, Greeley's advice to Wendell
Phillips to study chap xiii. of Paul's first
epistle to the Corinthians is excellent
Rochester Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Position of John M. Bolts.
Rebel Navy on Red River.
Prsgramne Of the Conspiracy Cen.
mission.
s.s,. fPress Dispatch.l

New YORK, Jnne l5.-The Times
Washington special says We are now eli.
abled to form some idea of the length OF
time the military commission win be fur
ther engaged in the trial of the assassins.
By arrangement among the counsel the
argument of Hon. Reverdy Johnson will
be followed by the argument of Mr.
Stone, counsel for Mudd and Harold
On Saturday Mr., Cox will present the de-
fense of O,Laughlin. On Monday Mr..
Aiken will sum up finally in behalf OF
Mrs Surratt. On Tuesday Payne's and
Atzerott's counsel present his arguments
and ON Wednesday Mr.. Ewing sums mp in
behalf of Mudd. Spangler and Arnold
1t is believed that Judge Advocate Gen
eral Holt will present the final argument
in behalf of the prosecution on Saturday
the sixth inst, and on the Monday fol,
lowing the commission will conclude its
work by the finding aad sentence. The
sentence cannot under the rule be pro-
mulgated until after it has been approx
ed by the President, SO the end of the
trial may not be reached before the first
day of July.
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rwss s4aa, x a.4a,.ssf Troaopp. a,p. z fSr ( n Mobile.

FoRrREss MONROE, June 14.-Imme7
diately after the departure of the infan-
try portion of the 25th corps for the point
of rendezvous at Mobile Bay, about a
dozen large steamers arrived here for the
purpose of transporting the cavalry
brigade of the 25th corps, under com
mand of Brig Gen. Cole, to the same des-
tination. The steamers have been sup
piled with II days coal and water, and
much of the cavalry has already embark
ed. The following named steamers have
their full compliment of troops and are
now ready to sail, viz: H, 5. Hagar,
Dudley Buck, New Jersey, Mcclellan
Weibossit, and De Molay. The remain
ing steamers will all be ready in few
days, although the oppressively hot
weather prevents dispatch in loading.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16
From the Kentucky News"-Ben. Harrison 5
Negro Suffrage.

The logical end of Abolitionism is, Of
course, negro suffrage, as well as negro
equality in all its aspects. With a bold
ness which might pass for true courage
or sincere faith in their principles, if
they would only live up to their profess
sions. these Abolitionists march straight
on to completion of their work. They
propose to disfranchise the white men of
the South for disloyalty, and use the ne
proes to reconstruct the State Govern
ments. One would suppose that upon
this point there would be no difference
among any set of men who call them
selves Democrats but certain journal,
which has foisted itself upon the public
as a Democratic organ" has actually
come out and endorsed negro suffrage as
a basis for recognizing" the Southern
States. The New York Worl is libel
upon Democracy, and it deserves to be
drummed out of every Democratic fami-
ly in the land. Its editor is, and always
has been, an Abolitionist, and it is about
time that its true character was known.
Let no one ever again name it as Dem
ocratlc paper,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16

REBEL UNIFORMS PROHIBITED.-The
uniforms of treason, so offensive to Union
men in Richmond are declared contra
band by the following order, just issued
by General Ord;-A sufficient time hav-
ing elapsed since the surrender of the
forces late in rebellion with the United
States for all who were of such forces to
procure other apparel than their uni
forms, it is hereby ordered that no per-
son appear in public after June Is, 1865,
in this department, wearing any insignia
of rank or military service worn by Off
GERS or men of the late rebel army. Where
plain buttons cannot be procured, those
formerly used can be covered with cloth.
Any person violating this order, will be
liable to arrest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-16

IMMENSE quantities Of cotton, rosin
and other native staples have made their
appearance in the streets OF Wilmington.
n. c., since the issuance Of the Presi-
dents proclamation removing restric-
tions on trade, and been conveyed to the
warehouses for shipment North One OF
the papers of that city says that the peo-
ple are eonfounded by these mysterious
apparitious of the raw material in their
midst; but nobody appears able, or will
ing, to tell where they come from.