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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

We cup one VI tHc lHosG utAeCtdple Ltkio
linotices yet seen. Read:= zssA
HBaDRUARTEas, Dept, OF THE SOUTH,
Huron HEAD, S. G., Feb. II, 1865.
General Orders, No, 20.
First Lieutenant G.. W. James, 54th
Mass. Cold Vols, is hereby temp porari-
| " assigned to duty asAid-de-C Camp, on
the Staff of the sMajor-G General COM
manding. He-will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly e's',
By eommad ofMsj. Gen. GaIMoRE.
w. I'm. BURGER,
Assistant Adiutant General. :
Official:
According to the same paper, the
citizens of Charleston are taking the
oath Of allegiance at such a rate, that
the foe Offices in the city where the oath
is administered, have been thronged
from morning till night with applicants.
Estimating the population remaining in
Charleston at 10, 0,00o--a very liberal
fgure-the oath has, at the rate the
editor asserts, been administered four
times iouer to every man, woman, child
and negro in the place:
THE OATH oFALLEGIANcE. ~.
Ever since the Office has been opened
on Meeting street for the purpose of
administering the oath of allegiance, it
has been thronged With applicants from
| the hour of opening till that of closing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
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sMfI IL attend al The fbllnwifff l,iacas

.Aprl 10 u, - 4 e Dn'Hs, ~ :. lSas' s I
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Ygnlslted.

!, 1aRIsD on tie sth instant. ~ Rsv 81. z. Wst
sefgf w. a. J. MceALLUM and Mia CYNTHIA
danshier Of MAJ a. "A. McKeazle an OF thli Di1ricl
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
IheaQ az fa4 ~ ID 51
I'm FhnR 1896
.GnNEKal 0E5sEss N5. i g Z

ID entering Npon the nan14a N sbRzls'
10 open, the General ;ia Chief feds ae,S
s9Ted that the 50 5TIdaiers rho Ilsv6 80 i0n5
and 50 nobIy borne tlles ls hs III g. iij iia
dangers Of the waf, f6esanife 10 exior<
tatioa g resp pond O. :tlda calI 81 honor
stI sHs liberty transsni ii5sS Isis
SfefathsfS tIIey hass inherit 56s spiss
it t0 defend it, g s;; -. -
The choice fbetw94ssaM IL s war ~ ssi aid abjese
snbmiasion IS before IaIns % I. s. -
70 spch a. proposal 6fa1e men S1lK
arms is ii ~ tien haRds csp isy ut ons
81 Tisy q cannot bsfsss ssaass a@s @
peace. nor the fig gt of seli gpge erSiinspt
fof lite 81 propeft s ss g - -,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
CHANcERY. C0URr-sEvTERvTLLE.


- q. DfEEFF % s75FH o HtstsEl'
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM
csaPslnasns ba Which %, hs tAe Atsendant,
1nkn aanscaasns - shs stats, that ordinary
process b served sn h tts ordered that Psca-
sde ouF gseks In revzigSa NhtEs
fFag skA denaaEt befse TIE Chzneey ooart 81
third Asaahy NAFeh and sasvrr -
As bg, the viii be taksE fer confessed and ses sF
hearing psFte.
trh29-sS pEyN n. LANNtt0, C. -
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rWrro Arr yrrrrasoE COLLEGE.

kFsHE aoAED or TRUSTEES TAXI sREkI
pleasure il hnsgzseine y D. FHhiis ttai kEsas Ana
Jeafsaa Csse eli once ~ srfiaE SD fusasser zsssoa
81 d. erss Monday u nassA ssss7 the Prssassey sn8
Prsfsssosshsp u Johs VI Heyd. A. ~. 0sias T. inhs
ebees ihirs1uoNa k rs Fesspa3 Ezrs tie sYFaips ~
tlss csslsrs haEs hpsa saspeses r tIos. Bead
~ EssiFissss ard eizF eeasiaefsens sss the BsSFd
" Trustees g. spsa o. fei fsr he Fessut Cgssod
very tioasans sod bssftfa isrsisa. sisasts4 ~
Railfas4. ai3ss3 kssssss KosEFile aa3 Isosapu.
BosriaS ena s. asa is Essa fkniiiss ths nasi T.
Sgfabls t4Fma
TFsn ths Esle1fpsf sd srll -stsalshti, eel a.
eide spEza9 raF8tGtlen e Ihisssfitafsan ssS ihs
Boaf3 assn d psy asessfsFT - the Pubr
hat hs Coiless Il opea fss ne rssF4os ri .u5ent 81
order ta sssaFs iibgssi gafSsaaso
Eueh atheF ipfsfmstgB 1af ~ dss'Isae WI bfEe-
aflsE be given.
FsSag msa, a. yoa bear W
Persons aesriag spesiE iafsffastsaH N FststaH %
haandag, AZ. are referred - A. ks4gsfs Ansasy II
Lag. KaszFiiie sr J. ". BOYD. Coaoors-
f7s.n EY ORDER or THE Board.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
cHAHrrRY couRT-MARYYILEE

J. & as8 r. 4. Ak1pn Sssssr tsey.
TT APPEARING PROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bin tkai TIE dssadSstt, hsafy sesier aud u {.
Faef EEs aoa resident Of the etse OF % ahseend tAas
te ordinary penees 81 Law cannot BE served aPea he
snd thas thsy are nasbssd To eonpaihaaes It uFEed
tast pabestsA be made fef ieaf saecessisp weeks a
BrUvniOws Wig notifying sasd defendaats ie appear Be-
Eere the CharesSy csHrs Eayt;s On The srsi Tues.
aAs after TIE ass Nssday ef Nay nsxs 10 anFssr said
ban OF the Eame viii Do taken aF csnfesaed and SCI es
bearing ex PaTts,
Visw ufss igy NJ HOOD. y an
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". c. PIcRExs. cam
By 2. u. HOOD, DEAN
nI-ax POS

ga-ss Tlcs,ssas Ads'r ~ azss Psssey, fseS, Hs
kidS saa J. ~. Add
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
i the hIH that the descendant ]. u. Kie4 Is nes-
resident n ths slais % ahscona Ihas he efnaEy
proves u Ian czaaos be served aEos them II 10 ordaspd
BrownlsSs Wig nstiyng said defendant 10 aPpoaF be-
fore The ch8aeaSy CoaTt al MarySilk the hrst Tees
day after the FIRST Monday % Nay uox % answer said
bl e. ht sane E he taken for eaaessed and SCI feE
hSsrise sx pa-sa VIC. PICKEEs, CAN
ni-fw pfxss nyF.M HOOD, Dc&M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
NAILS AID WIDOW GLASS.

NOW IN STORE, I'd to 12d NAILS I;
~ alsa 10 ~ Il Eiasss Class, isF sale - -
garshiAf En boosDE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
81 0EsTsthe nsw yl. 81 handsss Essd and rs'y sbsst
hA'' H PACE cos
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NOTICE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- Issued on oes u Clerk si he Csss, oaFt q the
ualssA lOr hs Eastern pstr 81 Isassssse s sx
cash the Court House Ia ksczNis
ihs "a day q April ISIS tract % land gas tn he i1h eva
district 81 county suning The sads Of HeEFg Leaes
Rassei Ne loaspA Lsnea and Thomas rEy eeaAlans
ee ncfss, less, levied - the pFoarV 81 Beah
Washef - satsy Judgment Of said Court IN avnf q
asuvs Co. aFaInss Jassrh H. EAkg and ;hs sad EI1sh
WsFss. y. c. TRiGa.
f2aItas DfYsF q, y AaFNaat HseL n fspss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
FoR SALE.
L. ". KEEN. Artist
0ROCERIEa,
HouaR AHn LoT ToR sAIR.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
sa rs sFsssa fssdeass, u fear staa ssele, saksT
ksess asd gsE5en ne keass saEts.nt sF gese fen
aaes saetsa Saak aeBFf ese aFse = . fssi
asss fF sssa ts ms Dress hshy sFse - issts fse
sing hasS 70 essfsr sf creeh, e8ntRtBipf eet g
FEeana kksn w. g00N 9.
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
/ CLOTHES, souT AN 70 ssn 81 .. -. Paes 4 Ce.'s
TheT hSFH hanasams Stoek-
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Red, Brpa& o. 81. A. y. a !. @. Frgsase.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
he bin that tAs assesdAnts AleEkHdsf NJ ahd Jssss
o. waliaee ars nohresass Il tbs STATE or b AhscoAd
that hs eFinSry process Of Law caanot be served urea
thgr and ghAi hey nse Indebted oeaplAiaAns Il =
ordered that patisaiian he made tsf four seestsfte
weeks In Bruwuiows Wig notifying said dsienAns 70
appear beorr the ChsReasy Court 81 MaYTdss en- ses
ars Tuesday aes the sEt M0nday u Nay nexa te IN.
ewer said ba the viii be taken fer ecEiessed an
for hearing parte-
". c. PIcKExs, Q An
ElI-s1 pfSs ByR. NJ HOOD, DoAM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
LEATHERl LEATHERl

COLE LEATHER, UPPER LEATHER,
- Ha=n~ss Leather Bride Issshcf Cali sAaa T1ppinF
sfins ase Teels az Kinds feSs Lasa Thread. Aus ke-
ml-4ss J.& Tks atLDEA, kHaxSails, fsna.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
MICH COWS.

A5aief, No keass Tie lea q March, TES Mich
COWS, fhFes Fwp-usss Nasuns, ard xo Aesae EaeAoea
feEms. Cash ml.fws @. ". MAnkf.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
RAcON- PInuR- MEAL. q.

lust RECEIVED, A NICE LOT OF
- Asas shoaIses art; aso. Lara F1sar oOsn
As s.: -s1 Si''' i'' ''i' '' wn soOxps
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
IN OBEDIENCE no a pECREE MApE

ii the Oslsesr tuFn isS 81 szg court 81 Ma
tsne HsFa Jsaes asA hesft " HEsana s ss On The
psenslses 1atasaay DAY sf MAFc ts ac Of
poe traEts acres b. eaa Jaes Hardin,
iylag Oh eisH asrtsE 81 Khaz eoaay vhh The
Ias ~ sasd HaFdn Hycs VIA be suisat 70 DC
decree In sela resdsFsa this esss $50 g and cess Of
oaass TIE Wis he made eFc4 u Az 1onfhs,
ssthoat sgaty o redemption takag bend hearing ntcFs,
With sRpFesee asenrsty, aud retaining lies ts paid
1essg.4s as n A DRADERick. G 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
CKAECERY COURT KNOXVILLE.
SALES

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
81 he cAknesy csar a KnekSis made - the gEnsAf5
tern ies D. Barnes &C. 50hn gAekscn,
VII sell tk4 Court Hosse "a ksoHFs oz AeRas ne
sra Gag 81 March. lS s hsss Aod ls IN kseEys bsseE
90 respenaent sds 81 PTinee street, asiang Ne
property geka Faa asr kRa tbs hoas Aad los ses ee
esyea b O. W. Meaaskan, containing eneSgTth q an acre
mere Wthaat TIE fiEht Of
aez9sa sakag baad kessisg interest," sh sgPrsEed seanE
~ - ,s''''s 80 n A. pEApEh1cK. c.AM,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
~ opEpfENcE 10 a nECREE OF

IN OBEDIEAGE TO A DEGREE Or
saa conrs sasde yHnsAry Ise in ths e
wilkins Hgsis, Adm ke FBisn y Wallace Wa sei
soa II knSxvils 8esaaS he eta day
81 March ex1 the land Of esoaaant lying - hs
Iash els aFit q knsx eaRsy Eduaing de Lads q H.
nsaa wayas wallace zha stheFs vii hR Ressssrg q
tAe aecees IN favor couAlnABts sH3 u s
fsbsat sss "a credit % manths vtthoat Tia rgha Y
Ase taking bead bearing niefes sh approved security,
sss ss'---''s '''@ pa pEApERIoK, C An
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ron PURE MINES AND LIQuoRs,
i iar =eAiesi purysss., e e ,..,,.. .1,,,-.s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01
Hats, Ready Made Clothing, DC, @c-'

Htic are sssffsty elh sau useianas asd p1fs.se He
DE Mssl ard tsst hszsts zna In - sd e Fea4ss
Es 3 eafesal ezHmiHatloa ~ en- stet2 - 49,
tssine thaa ssaes al Sia ush r. fafessse-
eEpsftsncea ana sessmEpaznf segts Nhs 70 49,
IL slnsiae oar <os6a vksksr yes visa eafdhase -
Oar nSts ufh Re- sQaek 9sies HBa s1sn ffea,s - -
this psrposs ere asssassa - ssl gds q ne W.
IsSsst prices
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rsoR 4 CHOICE ARTIcLE or PER
1VAls1 pa sxNEs RoDsRss
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FARM ron sALR
FOR SALE
LAND POR SALE

nNE MILE EAST or THE COURT
~ nouxR sAz e. ne rEss, Fsea eEeA hssse sise 2
sasns saA - e ven rs saaa = asss - sF ssr
isnssss 1as a aAAE1
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rsoAL orL-yusr RECEIVED AID
go - DR. gaaEs nopaTnA
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GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
Soss ssF interest b. ealing God s1hEning ne large
''sss = s'""'s sHa ar RacE cos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

TsoR WINDOW GLASS OF KYRRY,
s Or JAnEs RopgKns
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

n AIDES. yoU Arr RKsPEcTguI4LY RE
auKETKD 20 cal and sxsnns lAFgs ard ecnplsse
asscf,n..af 81 Prints. Dress Goodss Sh9Stes
Ftamnela, DeESatae.. Binseye, HestePyS
shSes, Ae.s StA sss sasfsa ~ rsaa1sa g.s chs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

nR r. GAN Rg CONSULTED PROFESSION
~ ALLY 81 the Drug sess earring tas.sss bean ssd -
his Fesiasaaa u cus4na snd koeast stre<l, ~
alkes honrs. vixen nca rreleaateaaag aessat
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

ml-sw ERs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

|ast
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$50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19
New Yorls sEnrl.ct-

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
CoTToN-Firmer, with more doing Mt
45I5c for middling. FLoUR-DuIl and
5@l0c lower; 81 5000 60 for extra state,
3OGS 60 for round hoop Ohio, 8 TO6
10 20 for trade brands, the market clos
ing heavy. WHIsKY-Shade ifrmer:
western ut % 20; small lots at . 29ISCI
2 30. WHEAT-Dull and I@2c lower;
81 BIOL 80 for Ohio spring and Mil
Yankee club, GO for amber Milwau-
lSee, l 0S for good winter red western,
OOCg2 O4Iz for new amber state. RYE
Quiet and without decided change.
BARLEY-In moderate request. BARLRY
MALr-Quiet Mt 81 20. CoRS-Heavy
for unsound and firmer for sound; 7SC6
SIC for unsound, SS15@S9IE for sound
mixed western, 80 Tor high mixed, near
" yellow. oATS-55(95Tc. CoFFEE-
Dull. SUGAR-Cuba NIuscovado l2t6
l3Isc. MOLASSEs-Dull. WOOL-D1ll.
,PETRoLEUNT-Eirm; 34@36c for crude,
59Cg6l for refined in bond, 79@Sl for do.
free. PoRK-Lower; $50 l2I<(G32 371I
for now mess, closing at - so cash,
30 5O@3l 90 for 1864 do, DC OOC126 %
for prime, 20 50(l20 20 for prime mess:
also 300 bbls new mess for September
and October, sellers and BUYERS op-
ton, mt - O0[a32 80. BEEP-Stendy mt
So jOC9l2 90 for plain mess, IL OO6i4 so
for extra mess. Cur MISUNDERSTANDING
ged; l5@lGc for shoulders, l9(022I5 for
hams. BAcoN-Dull. BEEF HANS
Quiet. IIARD-Firm and excited, nj
2ShS2Sl4c. BUTTER-Firm ut 25G35C
for Ohio, 359l3 for state. CHEEsE-In
demand mt ll@lG15c. FRRIaHTs-TC
Liverrool, quieti 90 for corn, GH for
wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19
The War in Paraguay:
Interesting from the South.
THE WIRz COMMISSION
Late NIe.sIeon Advloes.



NEW ORLEANS, Sept. G.-The Times
special, from Montgomery, 10Th, says
the Convention met yesterday. Moth
ing of importance wNs done eNceDt the
announcement of standing committees.
A resolution was offered reDudiat-
ing the State debt incurred during
the war. A resolution was introduced
that the object of the Convention Was
to restore the State to her proper reln-
tons with the Government of the Uni
ted States, after the accomplishment of
which the duty of the Convention Mt the
present session would DO performed;
that II would not be eXpedient until the
next session to make any change in the
constitution of the State, exCeDt the
adoption of nm ordinance repeating the
ordinance of secession and other ortli-
nnnces consequent upon the same, ac-
knowledging the abolition of slavery
in the state by the military power OF
the United States; the prohibition of
future restoration of the privilege of
protection to their late slaves ratifying
the laws enacted subsequent to Seces.
sion, judicial decisions, DEGREES of
courts of equity, not incompatible with
the Constitution of the United States,
The Convention to meet again mt the cali
OF the president, who is hereby EN-
powered TO convene tile body in future.
when III his Judgment IL may be deemed
proper for tho. welfare of the State.
The resolutions We're laid over till To-
morrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19
The Parngnnynn war.


NEW YoRK, Sept. 1S.-Buenos Ayres
journals contain some further very in
teresting items concerning the Para
gunyan war. There is said to be much
apathy regarding il among the people
of the Argentine Confederation. who
are slow to join the army. In order 10
stir them up, General UruuiZn, former
ly their President, has issued a procln-
nation, in which he says he considers
the contest against Paraguay MS sncred:
that he would go to join the legions in
the field even II lie should be deserted
by his own children.
The Argentine government has made
arrangements for raising troops in Eu-
rope.
In order to drive the Paraguavaus
out of the BRAZILIAN province of Rio
Grande, the Emperor has ordered that
every fit man there must be put under
arms, and thirty thousand from other
provinces must march Mt once to assist
them.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, is dis
playing the most extraordinary yigor
in his efforts to meet the assaults of the
three Powers by which he is assailed.
Every man and boy capable of service
is put into the army, and the necessary
agricultural work is to be done by the
women.
It is thought that Lopez has nearly
100000 men under arms, and he is we'll
supplied with material of very excel
lent character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19
From WnaIlInrlnn

NEW YoRK, Sept. ls.IThe Tribnne's
Washington special says, the Georgia
Central Railroad Company have obtain.
cd iron and rolling stock on time from
the government sufficient to equip the
entire line from Macon to Savannah
thus completing their railroad cOnnec.
ton with the North.
The Worlds special says, Judge Pas
cal, of Texas and other prominent citi-
zens, are here to urge the release of Jel.
Davis.
A trim has been run from Philadel-
phia to Lynchburg without change OF
cars, II feat never ACCOMPLISHED before.
The Herald's special says, the claim
by the Richmond bank to the treasure
captured in Georgia with jeff. Davis.
rests upon exceedingly unreliable
grounds. There is little if any evidence
that it was the property of the bank.
1t Is susceptible of proof that the money
was removed from Richmond as Con-
tederate property, and a portion of il
was used to pay Johnston's troops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-The Wirz
morning. Capt. Wirz was brought in
to the court room this morning, attend
ed by military guard. He continues
very sick, and being unable to sit up.
he laid down upon sofa. The physi.
CHM of the Old Capital Prison was in at
tendance, and administered ether to
MIN. In consequence of the absence of
AN adjournment took place until to!
morrow. -. -
The Roman Carbohydrates, Fathers
Hamilton and Wheeler, whom Can't.
WirZ requested might be allowed to
visit him, hive not yet done so, they be-
ing delayed in obtaining passes from
the War Department for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-19

NEW YoRK, Sept ls.LThe Herald,s
brownsville correspondent says the
Imperial wagon train from Monterey
to Matamoras, which was attacked some
time ago and driven back by the repub-
licans, contained $3.50, 600 in specie.
( Gen. Sheridan's military display
along the Rio Grand, is making Maxi
milian's officers very nervous, and by
balls and other amusements, are en-
deavoring TO concilints tho dreaded
Northerner. 40
Juarez and his cabinet in leaving
Chihuahua, went to FL Passo, but It
was thought he would be followed by
the Imperinlists and Obliged to take
refuge on the American side of the Rio
Grande. VIZ
The Herald's New Orleans correspon-
dent says Gen. Candy has issued an or
der requiring Provost Marshals to fur
nish registers of voters, with n list of
those who, after the enrolment for the
DRAFT, LEFT the State, and those who
claimed exemption from alienage, for
the purpose of preventing their voting.
The people of Shreveport are about
to petition for the withdrawal of color
ed troops.
Gen. Carl Schurz, engaged in the du-
ties of his mission of inspection, whs in
New Orleans on the 18th, but was about
to 90 to Mobile,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE steam
er Northern Light, from New York,
and the sheridan, from Boston, have ar
rived.
CottOn--35O0 bales sold for 44a45c;
sugar and mOlasses quiet.
The people of Aravelle's Parish are
i'll destitute condition. An appeal
was made to General Candy, who has
ordered immediate relief.
There was serious row last Sunday,
in the Rocket grounds, between the ere
oles and negroes. Fears of an out
break next Sunday are entertained. hut
it will be prevented by military orders,
General SwHyne, OF the Alabama
Freedmen's Bureau, abiding in circu.
lar to the impression among negroes
that the plantations are to be parceled
out among them, beginning next year
of the sort, hut must go to work and
behave themselves.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Thc steamer
Ariadne brings Savannah dates 10 the
18th.
r. NJ. I. Hunter has been released
from Fort Pulaski on parole, and is to
take passage by the Ariadne on his way
to his home in Virginia.
The papers contain no news beyond
the announcement of frequent cases of
Highway robbery, and the mysterious
shooting of two negroes by party of
unknown cavalryInen, without the
slightest prOvocatfOn.
The Republican chronicles acts of
vandalism to the ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church, used by the2 10Th Massachusetts
as n hospital. The Dissertation wns not
discovered until after the regiment had
left for home, and the Republican does
members of the regiment or not.
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On the return of the Secretary of War,
an order will probably be issued mus
tering out the Yetern Reserve Corps.
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Warrington DIspaiches. b

THE vETERN RESERVES To DE MUSTER
ED orr
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VICKsBuRo, Sept. lG.-The citizens of
Vicksburg gave n banquet to General
Slocum last evening. a large number
were present and the utmost good feel
ing prevailed.
n misunderstanding has occurred be-
tween the Mayor of Vicksburg and the
Freedmen's Bureau in regard to iuris-
dictiOn in civil matters. Gen. SIocum
has convened military commission to
investigate.
The friends of Gen. b. G. Humphrey,
gubernntorinl candidate, have organ
lied for thorough canvass orthe State.
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A LARGE STOCK OF DUTCH WOOL,
IA Hemp and Ring Carpets, just received.
Sep4 IL. Z. HARBOUR.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. l7.-MoNTGoM-
EHy, Sept. G.-The committee to whom
the question was referred reported to-
such MS that adopted by the Mississippi
Convention. Mr.. White offered sub
stitute, but 1t was postponed till Mon
day when debate will commence. The
committee also reported on the seces-
sion ordinance, there being both ma
jority and a minority report, the former
similar to that adopted by the Nissis-
sippi Convention. These reports were
postponed till to-day. II is expected
that we shall have very animated dis
cussion next week.
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THE REWARDS AwARDBD.-The par
ties entitled to tho reward offered by
the Government for the capture of those
engaged in the conspiracy plot and as
snssination of the late Mr.. Lincoln,
have been selected by the War Depart
ment, aud it is understood that their
names will be made public. shortly.
Promotions for officers conspicuous in
bringing the conspirators to Justice
have been Innde out, and awaiting the
signature of the Secretary of War, who
is now absent from the city, dshing-
ton Star.