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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-05-13
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npclamation, convening the bogus LIE,
pislature of that State, on the 22d day Of
this month, at Milledgeville. Here is
paragraph from the document:
1.-The two most distinguished Generals
Of the Confederacy, commanding the
armies upon which ,rs mainly relied for The
defence and maintenance Of or cause, hav-
ing been compelled by overwhelming
numbers to capitulate, it no'o deUo!res
mon statesmen and patriots in the civil
iepartments of Government, to do dHh'
AaT po,rer to prevent anarchy, restore
and preserve order, and sdre ohds they
can Of liberty and cirilisdtton.
We have italicized portion Of the ex-
tract, and say very decidedly, that it is
about rs cool an affair as can be conceived
of. How our Savannah cotemporaries
can suffer it to 60 without comment IS a
little remarkable. To as it means as fol-
lows: a rebel Governor and rebel Le-
g:slatme get together in a conquered
State and under our now regenerated
fag, for the purpose of doing Gall in their
power" to rc-establish slavery. Let it be
remembered that these men, Brown,
Toombs, Stephens, and the like, when
they say Liberty and civilization mean
the exact antipodes of the words as used
.by loyal men. Already, in Georgia, are
they asserting that the Emancipation
Proclamation is of no effect, and with the
specious pre!ext OF returning to allegi-
euce, this body Of men, the existence Of
Which the United States has never a.
knowledged, intend to Call q con-
vention, asadsr their auspices, to repeal the
Ordnance of Secession-just that and nc
more. No convention Of the people III
p,eality will occur, no wiping OIL
of the black laws on their statute
books, will take place. Whas then? just
this: ii they can get their action recog'
nized by the General Government, then
they will claim that their condition is ex'
,.etly as It was before the rebellion, slave
ry and all. This is the process to "save
what they can of liberty and civilization.
1t looks very nice in print to have it an
nounced that o Legislature in rebel
State Is about to institute the process ol
retraction, and Copperhead prints North
will cry out for due amount of magma
nimity towards "erring brethren. &C.,
&C., we'll knowing exactly how the cat
lies under the meal. Had We the power,
that Legislature, under such call, should
never Re permitted to meet, unless foi
the purpose of arresting the most ven
omous of nest of vipers and having
them subjected to the Andrew Johnson
rule for treason aud traitors. We would
have the people meet in their primary
capacity, and by delegates in convention,
under certain well digested rules laid
down by Government, form Constltu'
ton purely republican in principle, and
submit it to all interested for approval,
save those disfranchisei by their Part!ci
patton in rebellion, by virtue Of holding
official position, either military or civil
And. in case Of failure to adopt, to per
petuate the military rule vigorously, un'
I'll ready to comply. Under the circum
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PRoMoTIoN.-Second Lieut.. Robert Da.
Wis, Of the 33d q. s. C. T., ana, of late,
a'member of Gen. Littlefeld's Staff, has
been promoted to the rank of Captain
and transferred to the 104th U. S. C.. T.
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THE MoRNINE OF THE

FOUND.--O THE MORNINE OF TIE
! lith Of April, during the excitement OF
tran sfsrring the messengers from the Steamship
/" arago" to the Steamer Delaware, on
Charleston Bar, a very fine OPERA GLASS was
handed the undersigned which the owner can
have by identifying the same and paying for this
advertisement. LESLIE SMllh,
Capt. lst U. s. Infantry, Commissary OF AUS
ters, d. 5.
New York "HERALp" will please insert times
and send bill to Office Of this paper. 81 J
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mending the meeting of rebel legisla-
turc to start the machinery of civil gov
ernment IF Savannah makes this
crab-like progress to much greater ex-
tent, we shall believe what we have hith-
erto given no credit to, that, in her orr
ginal rebel proclivities, she was the equal
of her humiliated and dishonorable COM
peer in an adjacent State, and as much
deserving the "Swamp Angel > vista
tions of the renowned Gilmore.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Sarah Lawtoil-
Clara Lawton and James Lawton, fall col
oredl. Last heard from at Edgefeid, Georgia.
Address LUCINDA PEOPLES,
3I&I Mitchelville, SC.
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Riddell and Murdock have nearly COM
pleted the erection of q building for a
store Oh the site of their old one, No. 5
Merchants Row. 1t is 60 feet long, 80
wide, and about 26 feet high, heavily
timbered and built, every way, in the.
most thorough manner. When complet-
ed it will be one OF the very best build
ings on the island. It will soon be OPP
ened with fine, fresh stock of goods, as
per advertisement in another column.
Mr.. John Franz, of the enterprising
firm of Dunbars and Franz, will soon
commence the building of a row Of six
cottage houses on "block 81, which is
located on the high ground, near the
Catholic Church. Each lot will be fifty
by one hundred feet The houses will
be 80 feet front, "a feet deep, and sto-
ry-and-a-half high, with L - by IA feet.
They will be ready to let in few weeks.
PoRr ROYAL MEMoRANDUMs.- We met,
few days since, among the returning
confederates, Mr.. E. B. Seabrook, from
whom We cleaned few items which will
be interesting to those OF US who have
spent several years around the islands Of
this farbor.
This gentle man was private in the Sd
S. C. Cavalry and entered the service i'm
mediately on the breaking out of the re-
bellion. He had just graduated from
Princ:on College, New Jersey, where his
father was also educated. He is son of
Rev. Joseph B. Scabrook, Rector of
Grace Church, Charleston, S. c., who
owned the Buckingham Plantation at
Ferry Point or, as it is now called by
travellers through Skull Creek, " Chin
ney Point" This plantation contained
17G0 acres aud 200 negroes.
James B. Seabrook, who owned the
place on Skull Greek which We formerly
occupied as Coal Depot was the young
est brother of Rev. Mr.. Seabrook, and
was very fond of hunting and fishing
He kept number of horses and hounds
with which to hunt deer which were quite
plenty in the thickets of this island.
Squire VIM. Pope was the owner Of
the plantation upon which our present
settlement is built. 1t was known as
:, The Coggins Place" He also owned
several other places on this island, one
on Daufuskie, and one on the main, be-
sides 400 /" head Of negroes" At the
time We took Port Royal lie was living on
Senll Greek, on the plantation now cali
ed /" Pope's," and which is made SO at
! tractiye by its fine orange groves. de
died in Georgia in lS62-it is thought,
broken hearted from loss Of his immense
property He was by far the weaithiest
man on this island.
The plantation which makes Colleton
Point, also called Foot Point, several
miles up Brosan<s, on this side, was
owned before the war by John A. Sea-
brook. It contained about 1900 acres
and was sold by him, a year or two
ago, to the g Foot Point Land Company
in anticipation of its becoming the ter
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MEDICINES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
~ Gers can nov lie radically e1terminatei and
sute Effected without tie use Of the knife This
recipe vm obtained At a great eGpente tfom an old
Indian chief. For fur her particulars inquire At %
Hudson At, 4ih door below kinF II. 32l
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DIsAPPEARASCE OF A SoLDIER.-The cloth
ina Of soldier "" fonnd on tie Atlantic Dock On
Tuesday nishtlsst. They eonsist Of a Kossuth hat,
'oldiers coat pants and shoes. In the pockets was
carte DO viste Of John wilkes Booth, two cents and
two onions. The man to div,.t himset OF
his clut and 90 into the water, supposed for
tse !ufpoeo OF tAtilE bath. He not alter
rsid
THE BROOKLYN YoUSG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AasocrATIos-This Association viii occupy thor
new quarters on the corner Of Fulton avenue aud
Calla'in Plare, thi. evening. Dodworths Band will
he m attendance, ana Rev. 1heo. l.. Cuyler and
others will deiiyer aiitsssc., The ResiinF Room s
ci'gnnly furnished. The Dimensions are ~ BY O.
Zee There are ante 0cms adjoining, and sverv-
th.ns 10 ttcd up in elegant st-le. The REGULAR
monthly meeting Of The Association will be held on
Tuesday evening next.
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept. is. Rise. as. seu, 8 q4-H. w.tcr,.co


CIKARED
sTFAMs HIPS-City OF Limerick, for Liverpool;
Northern lisht, New Orleans, G knight, Mobile;
Richmond, Fulton. Bait; Creole, Norfolk & Richmoud
sHlPs-Hhernia, Liverpool; Gen Butler, ~ John,
d; Pelabro, Sacramento, franeonia- Portland, Ne.
BLRKS-kathlecn, Savannah. Falcon, Of Eng
land fol Boston; priade, Philadelphia; telegraph do
RRlGs-Lady Of the Lake, Falmouth, Jam; Ar.
gyle, st Johns, +; l. NJ Johnson Port Medway; Ida
Abbott Boston; Penguin, Bermuda; Robertson Ph.la-
delphia T. Allen, Philadelphia; Ellen Dickie, do
sCuOONERS-Ecllp,e, Shulee; Sarah Maria, Nor.
vich; John Van Zsndt, Tuokertown.
AKKlvsD.
sTEAMRHIPs- weyhosett New Orleans and
Fort jefferson, 1Ortugss. John Gibson, Washing tons
Europe, tfr HayIe and Brest Connecticut Wash.
ineton, ID &; WilliSIn p. Clyde, Hilton Head, S c;
Amagca, Savannah.
BARKs-Geo Carl, MarsellleE G w Roosevelt
Guantanamo Mexico.
RRlGS- Helen, FAisrdo Hunter, Glaze Bav, C 3D.
c Carver Gu mica ClrcAsslan, Galveston, TeIa.
sCHOONFRS--,Iohn FORSYTH, Baltimore; Rippl..
Cape Csnro; Maryland, Sew Bedford for Elizabeth.
ltcis Norwich FOL Albany; T. Il Brown, u ehton for
philsdc phia; Iealy, Providence Tor Baltimore,
james a Lucy, Providence; MARY Booking New
LONDON Tie ograph, Glace Bay; W GTitlinc New
Haven: Thomas Ella Dennis A Ros land New
B'iford; Emma Ellen, Portland, CT; Helen Nes
Bediord Eliza Len, Eizabe thpoit FOR Boston Hlm.
lion, New bedford; lAmue Loud, Lii2alethport foI
Boston; l., Alb ny for Providence; L. snow, FL
zabe airport for Boston.
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pRICE REDUCED To 81 PER bon
1HE GREAT ENGLISH

REMEDY FOR GOVT AND RfEl MATISM
All .uffefer. from the above complaints. either Of
recent or long stsn linz are advi,od 20 usc BLAIKS
Govt and Rheumatic PILL. The can he relied up
on as the most safe aud ehectual remedy ever offer
cd to the pubic, and have been universally ured IN
EutoP' for many years With the greatest success.
Pepaied in fnllaud by PROJT a HARsANT. and
solo ly WELLS a. Co, No. ll5 Franklin o., New
YORK and most other medicine vendors
Her Majesty Commissioners have authorized
the name end address of "rHOMAs PROT r,
~? Strand. London" to to impressed upon The tow
medicine. 4ib
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y g sey City.

The JERSEY ScnUrzEs CORPS held grand
summer, light festival At otta Cottage Garden Hobo
ken, last nisht which was largely attended the fair
seg predominstinr. The siolnd' were ilumi % I'd
b. an innumersbe number OF Chinese lanterns, gas
jets, and calcium lights and toseiber with the fla,
and .oliRe Of the and the bright rays Of the
moon, presented a most enchanting scene. Tcrpsi-
choresn exercises the principal order ineIsperi-
ed With music, &c.
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Too Late for Classification.


CARTT'N-On "wednesday. Sept, g, William Car
tun. = native OF Dublin, aeei 80 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on FRIDAY N,eInoon, sent :
Al o'clock from his late retidenee, 4s East 1911 e.
to Calvary Cemetery. gn4
HARNON-On Sept. 9th, at the Hospital. I'd Y
Harmon husband OF MARY Harmon, In the .5th wear
of HE age,
Ilis relatives and friends, also Company A, Goth
ReFt, IN citizens dress, AMI the memt eTs of tbs
feu'an Brotherhood. are kindly invited to attend the
O'Clock, iIom the New York Hospital. a5
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.~s IGIaf rya:.,;.l S'p
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FIRE MArTERs.-FIRsr PUBLIC MEETING
OF 1nE CossissIo ,ER5 ELEvEs AssIsrASr E.sI.
hrrI's EiEorED.-ihe Commissioner. met yesterday
sitemoon At the usual honr, Tho President. {. @
flhckhey' IN the chair, and all the member. pre-
sent
The CHEF Engineer tou, In = accumulation cam.
pa'ls .. Engine company No. 81 for neglect Of duty
In not taxing proper care Of their .ppatatu. On
motion Of Csmmissioper Brown, the Ch'sf rne,,os,
was direc'el to take charge o. No al " c",u
munieailon was received & ON N q. M liar OF nonk
anu ''A'n9i 70, NO IN relation to h expulsion
.Johh narN'' oIeman Of Hoe Co No "a g.
que toi mat e@l lac be puIchAed Refer, Ell ia
AN Enes and Able; Nj Buna.a Ole. ed 20
take 81 ,OOU TO h coupinf. LAl 90 he taGl,
,..,..., lhe Commiss, ouers sustained li"oI
L-V1o' Co. o. IN tne eNpdl lon OF ,ettsu mem
.! 1s'' ATl Brown iaS''a TO an, c,n,f e.,
q tufirc COMPANY So ior ,iSo C,rrisi h'u'e
Inc iohoNlhg ieso.ut on H. ofie eli and 40, n ri
sis &c ttpG, mp estei Nllh the ebugu. u. tnsy
are uhdof - the Eugnec OF he old Noluntrer N 4.
irp1' ment, Who nave rendered vauable se'yices TO
MI hhI TO 'Ae ~, -ncr the p,rsase OF ,he Jaw
eletl'ny a neN hcp,l m'nL and ury rJapec tuilv
nhuii 10 lhos, 'ch einyn heir most sincere .hsul
Bplld thtu went uto hnllor tor 4 .tant tnDInc,r
a. W per ouu lm, aiI-r Inch the TO low ,ig n .
I,.H'I r,ecled each having received ,our vutcs
bA"h"ll' So lLumA' sullivan, " liam " En5Irs'
81 N'ap, Joseph H. tostn, Michael shauneasy,
"1 ~ I u Que. lHni, refer / Everett
~ motto" OF Nj, Ahue, Joseph L. Perley WA elect
al Chief Assistant Engineti. one ensiparT i, re-
oitsu Ior that part oil the city above 7lst street
The ALGoSourS will probably be moorcd
alongside OF the Winoosh to-day and II ILL not n.
ons before the great dock race will be gin i, b.,
been decided to ve the ships trial Of r,esd on m.
yer after tsu have completed their .rform.uca.
The dock.
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ISLACh OR BRoWN-THE BEST IN USE.
~ BRlESTs HAIR DYE,
ssts seaeV ' PEI nar OF skin. To be had of Drug.
40 south Sso0nd - WllAmsburgb WA D'F@
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MADAME AMBROUSI, 1903 GRAND ST.,
IFl Mlilmshurgh, offer. her .esviccs 70 the rrhlc
In all Chronic Diseases Twenty years of successful
practoe gives her confidence in the mCst obstinate
cases. With recipe obtained through great expense
and study and The use OF Electricity, will restote TO
good health the mOst dehili aied 97J
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COAL.

'lKE WoOD-GOOD PINE AT g. PER
love-. ,Gadi sso virginia pine oak and hicfOTy at the
aellNeTei to any part Of the CITY Wooj y.rd 81 ,a
pe'' So'h and Sdth su. ROWLAND q 60. III
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CORNS, BUNTONS AND WARTS PERMA-
~ neatly cured b. usiue Gtaudmotheis Corn
killer-wafrp ned IN cause pain or injury 10 tho
ieet Piice 50 cens per lotte. FER sale by all dtus-
sis loral AID tlgyelinF AGENTS ~anted. Address
GORDON ". PIKE, BOX l22, station l.. 9sb
nR. SHERWOOD'S TRUSS, 5i5 BROAD
lIwav IL the che1pest, best and only radical cure
Tfuss the ID, because IL can he used Ia bed
ut business without pain Send for circular. 2S3
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tsE5ts.lt5EEs.

Nluitow o. County Circuit Court. Catl crime
vIucr, Paiut.f against Peer Miller. Dele :
d,nt. The State OF " sc0I-i", 70 Peer Miller
NTOU are hereby summoned and required TO
| arswcr re complaint in this action Of
ahich a c ~ viii b. fei in the ctti:- OF the
{ k OF the Cont Of Mauitowoc County, aud
selve a c. py Of Your answer on NE at my Office
ia the village and county of hanitowoc, Wis
cousin, within twenty day. fer the serv c-
hereof, exclusive Of the dty Of such service
and if YOU fail to swer the c rmplaiu5 as a'ore
said, the plaintiff vii apply TO the Court for
the reliel demanded III tie compiaiut.
CHAS. ~ WHITE, Prtfs Att'y.
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czy- Read lie following list Of artc' es to te- z.
sod tor ONE d LIAR EACH:
loo Gold Hunting case watches
each sl25 90
100 Gold watches various style:, I" Is o.
200 Ladies Cold watches 81 %
o0J Silver watches, each S25 GO to 40 OU
1000 Elegant Sver PLACED
Castor stands, 90 90 TO so 90
LEGO Elegant Sv Plated
Irult and cake baskets, II 90 to % co
800 sets OF silver plated tea
spoons, each co o Il GO
500 sets CT silver plated forks UG to Is 20
800 Goblets engraved, 90 u S 90
5000 airs OF T bic spoons, so to 60
3 900 pans OF Salt spoons, 300 90
200 niagHlhc ut mai kin rings, % to 9 90
5000 pairs P>n1ant Ear Drops, 90 to %
300 serts OF ladies jeweiry, mi
t4tion leoy Y, 90 to 10 90
$500 Cola Lrck,ts, engraved
backs, wa;c!. face perfect
imitation Ladies watch. 1000
f0,CC0 Laci $ back combs, rich
ard unque tere, co 70 25 90
800 Bet bacae,, Gid, Jet,
aud uc.nre, 90 t, IS 90
600 LIT, s. st,ls Vest and neck
CHAINS, $50 to POGO
$500 Gene iforniA di4mo.d
Ims, 90 to 20 90
1000 California din'd ear drops 60 to ~ 90
5000 Nil i4ture AMI Financed
Revolving Pms 40 70 ~ %
coo (a,iforrI, Diamond 4 En-
Gent5' &c RI Pms. 100 to 10 90
u'0 Masonic crb EN- pins, % 10 IL %
800 Lud Dss.d B,ac, lets, en-
GJavrd and + an, 3 90 to p 20
3 GOO jet q d Mosaic breaches, 8 90 to 10 90
: 60 '4meo bi oaohes,yeiy tIsty 90 t. 20 90
) coo C'rri t1r Drops. On to . %
70 y Ladie, ChateItlLo chains
and Goa chains 500 to IS 90
000 Grths' pins, fine aSsort zuO TO 10 %
i eco Solitaire eeyc buttons,
en- Ireiy HeT style, 500 to 10 90
90 oJuls AID sleeve buttons,
il snrt very ijch. 8 90 to 10 60
5000 oeve B4uons lI.in, en-
anc!ed and engraved 200 to S OG
10 . pain ard Handsomely en-
craved Il ugs, 250to 10 90
5000 L'ckers, double CASE, 100 TO 10 o.
i5,UoO selts q Lsd.es' Jene.ry,
lew and latest styl4s 6O9t 100,
coo handsome seal IrG=. 400 70 : 40
500 settS Of Bosom studs, 25Oto6 90
GOO Gold Pens ana Gold ex-
tel sim uol.els, Is 90 to % co
: coo - tt Jet and Cod Pins
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ELOgE&l FIGURE.

(fLAhko' MILLS warranted -four, FIR sale
v at the Icwg-t cash price at the toe or
y. Msuu>lY. Al Of thu brand OF Hour war,
I'D to give o..re satisfaction.
ra...9Roa, hr2nst "a 1865.
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Il. S. BALLOON, II. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OFFICE in the building formerly occupied by
kuehn & Co, Bankers Orders left at T &
J. Rotigion's Dug Store VIII b, promptly
attended to,
Particular ATTENTION r.id to he treatment of
difcrit aud critical Gases, and to consulta-
ton Also, e1 aiming Surgeon for Pensions
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Great improvement In Sewing Machines,
Patented February II, 1860.

WIS MACHINE, IS co strucel or entirely
l. new Irncili les Of mechanic SIN, Io,s, s., 9
many rale IA q valuable improvements, b vi O
been examined by the most profound experts,
AID prU.tuuc, Il BE-
SIMPLICITY And PERFECTION CoAR1NiD,
l. has straight need e, perpeudicu ar action
III = t'e i OK or shuttle ST b . which W
nj hr RIP Tor RAVEL, and is alike on DO
sides: performs per. CT sewing On every de
scriptiUn OF raterilI f ON leather t. The finest
han>opk Muslin, with cotton, ljren or silk
thread from the ccars II 10 the fin, 81 number
living neither CAN nor cog HEEL. a. d
tie least possible friction it RUS az smooth as
glass, and - cnphaticlYa
Nos less lGachine!
It cq..nes FIFTY PER ENT LESS POW
Tx give II than aiy 0 her machine il the
market, ltrl Il years OF age can work it
steadily, wIJh0a taJgue or Jay to heal H.
: strength md WONDERFUL SIAPLICI,
OF obstruction, renders it almost irpos-i-
bic 70 get on Of order, ard Is GUARANTEED
by be company to svc entire ,asIsfsciou
v 4 resp, cr!uIiy Invite all t9ose wio may d..
ste to supply ii m.elycs with sup o. article
20 come anu examine tins UARlEALLEU
Machin
O'S nay hours instruction IS sufficient, Ia
Ga5 any peT'o4 t, eg,rk tbs -Uachsue TO ths.r
e"t,Js satistdc:ion
RELIGIOUS AM CHARITABLE INSrITU.
IIONS ..H be literally al alt 1ejM
AGENTs WAhTF FIR all towns in the United
States where Agents are not already ab lshed.
Ako, Tor Cuba, Sex co. t',n rat and South
America t. whom a liberal discount will be
gym.
No colsignmeats male at all. Address,
FHPIRE SEWING MACHT>E MANUFACTURING CO.,
\. q, Z. $50 broadway, \ 7.
Principal Agencies Established :-Portl4nd
BE, Dceri Millken < Co Providence, l.,
j. II. Wheeler; Norwich Conn, T. W. Var
rng,oG; Syracus", y. Y. John II Fowler;
Cincinnati, o., nather & Y isor,
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WIS MACHINE, IS co, struc Ell on entirely
4 new ErIncil les OF mechanic SIN, po,s 81, 2
many r"le IA d valuable improvements, vi 9
been examined by the most profound experts,
ii Il pro. 4 uic,d I } b.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

We are authorized by two of General
John Morgan's staff-one of whom is a
brother of General John Morgan-to say
that no such person as Colonel Cunning
ham, or any person of that name, or of a
name sounding like that Of Cunningham,
was a member of General John Morgan's
staff; either as Chief, or in any other ca
pacity; and, further, that no oficerOf that
name held a command under General
John Morgan.
We are curious TO know what will be
the character of the next great lie that will
be gotten up and published about the
Democracy.-CincinRGG Enquirer.
And we are authorized to say hat a
person wearing the uniform of a Confed-
crate Colonel, and holding a parole as
Colonel of a Tennessee rebel regiment, did
make the statement denied by the Enqui-
reJ, at Salina, Alabama, in May last.
Whether he lied, or whether his co-rebels
on John Morgan's staff lied, is a question
which we leave for the Enquirer to settle
to its own satisfaction. That p seems
to be intimate with most of the parties,
and probably knows more than it would
care to tell about the Confederacy.-Buf-
faLo Express.
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leisurely counted their gold, and demurely
paid the salary of the President and other
public f~unctionaries. People went there
to chat with the Sub-Treasurer-a man OF
leisure and considerable information-and
twice a yea called to collect their interest.
1t was so slow and so old-fogy an institu-
ton that even the small West street bank
efs used to laugh at it.
In these days, the Sub-Treasurer at New
York has his grip on the throat of nearly
all the bankers in the country, and we no
tice that none of them are disposed even
to smile when the name of Mr.. Van Dyck
is mentioned.