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General Intelligence.

Tns wi's OF C'r'Nsr W W''', ~ srhuylill Conn.
=, ss'e tlu '' ne 'l og 1,y 10 clear oll
sG nJ' 'i'l, m % r'r 'iar. H. re1tnel. lovevel.
ii' uereupou hung lInscl. i., cr han.
1nS var siernsr pa'-,.- U..t. ~, --..
h''wn up bslow tine II rkr'.s .. tU. 'et.,. ~
the talon trDors entered n .hu.u a ,,,r
Ga tno north riac Of tAs James oi,. ~, 80
mAch.us-y II AroVs wa.cr.
kI' thousand scrts II land "a A. .-s..,.,,......
u the tv-fshsl Gen. Gideon J.pt,. N. v1. ,.,
been held ~ . au1onei prop.r.t, .s. sl.s, t'.',
tA'1 T. ''o Goy'rumCuL has 10 e. fcr..tl io A.,
original owner.
lur Convention @, I,re-ticr r-s-.-.. cc-.,..
irg ~ 90 'aies from every section = Ire Gov,
continue tlo.r dehhetati us 'u UIItirc-o p .
voc nm annual meeting hcl iu taiH country ana
:, . msmnc's isdgn Is In. be.pro the Con. i.s. s,
Wilmington memorial ia relation 20 tleUr,.
winch have cen mp, sell upol tle r lcpartin,..
uHuuiscturra, with tho view Of Ls, " Eu a.....
IN mt made tusttuuon
=, Anofr hshr'r'udng acc dent h.rrers o. MAcor.
ss.nfl GA luo7 lev. Mrs. Naue, OF Hrup.
ns' Ar'olr'' Wh,o crosslug tie track Of The North
Missouri RailroAd, with her four children. va,
csukht hy passenusr train AMI instantly killed.
shl ore OF Tue hii r"1, shout7 years OH, h.d
uo'u Ieta cut cl ahovc 900 knee, and sDothCI.
Auout iuur, both ls,A ,,lOo the knee Both u,,ri
were alive ~ last accounts
IT appearing that Mosc, sh.,klev, late Ii,utc,.
an Itnih NJ assDhussttH Infantry, who was d. b.
m'iioi shs service by general court maj. i.i. ~
.'''Hi ~ 49, 1919, ior AbseucO NIthOuI leave Al.
ef"Afis rc-eutsrcd the service a. an enliftet rat
ahu vas Killed IN hsttls while h"ny ggllantly,
voc lres uSn' directs that tho disability L. tcu1,-
20, and that Lis name 10 recorded as LoLor.bf,
' u'syn1isod' az oi shs dA.s oi tho order OF dis
TnE Fresimen's nursan at w.,s,nriap. ...
,nuts,V stornyon, received int igencc thar
y 'lh DAVIS brother OF Jeu., has wrlt.eu an lp..
l. I'th' ,,uer " an o.hDor 90 tho Fr,edmeua
h"le-' OF 1he Slate of ssul, iu which he 20.
, u&'hls & &,e tt''ora''u of Mt ouly his own tut hi,
sio'hera properly "I lie h.sa.ss.ut. R.ver which
10 10" liuhiHtlt tut.Natc a. d. Lns cot lor ~,
seSrr uy Aos' promising colony os iatelgeu,
hoiH on Vengeance hy women or men ~ wbof,
ihey lsl been c.,vod Elo ls.ollrg m.te An,
more "'l' eatin Cof. ca. A b. rd "a, vIttlu.
10" N',NN n'' at .Asea Il.c,. / tu.si iat.anc..
hebH' named ,itMeNtur CJ4.oTt,. ou Lenr!pI
'hh' iet lover, u..l Pam rtE, Was a out ~ ma
- aLotn person, Hs..rl Tor l..u oI Ma re.t.ri.
nouns a. nikL', and d..ri .r.rd ue ,Hutenta Of
IlH'o' 'Nto h'' hrosH', hi.u l.luu tLs tl9t, ane
NtS .''"''uneu 10 ,cu Ata.a a.I4 labor, $40 o..
Lesfns tue sentence, eA-IDlCd : ''N 4l eJu v g.
me 10 tlaI he 10 rOtuug IA tlu rrouul r'
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Louisiana,
Trouble Apprehrndpd from DIlbanded { oil
ored soldiers, Itc.

heir Orl,ar. oct ia petition ha, been received
from GOV. Wells, from the cisigcus Of Northern
Loulsana, Gskins him TO take s,ep, to prevent
threatened negro in.uircctions IN that ,otion. OF
two negro regiments raiseI by General Bank one
was di.t sndsd yesterday, and the o'ler thi. week
tnd II &, charged tina, thee regiments rc'sln their
organization, Notwithstanding their disbandlns.
Gen Fullerton be, Issued = circular doing away
with all restriction on the trsuGior sale of real
est,tc tud royisng the parties 10 ecertain Nheher
The pr ptTty 10 no under len In possession Of tie
iuregu Of abanoou,d aud c0hfscated properly. l. 10
stated hat he intend, IN a les dsy. making large
IestO!atOn VI pr petty,
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TIE FENIAN CONGRESS-.
Important Procertfipag.

~ 'ddl Ihid- Oct aO.-A, the go on Of the Fe,i.
an Confrcsi on Medne'la lay, General sseeny Va,
vSirneda scat on the platform. The General wa.
received with much e1.hus Ssin, but d,cned making
. sreech. a. tho Convention meant vofk. Al tho
arornoon session, reaoutlon adopted prohibit.
iut de' gates FROM making note, of tho rruceedIns.
n the Convention and they vee orfercl 20 t.,tr,v
sny ,hey had ale'dv written foNr tlsy Inirht be-
lost and rive Information to The eurtuv Ne. AN.
~ me-, OF NasalChusets, and Rice. Of Mchirrn and
'aptAln NNel. ~ fenusslyaula. wUra appointed A
o'him ot three 10 opytO conc onsei report of
Ine l'ne'tdln q" IL touNeut on 10 be tIruis eI to
the piess- subject 20 tie in-peC'lop OF tuo ucai
tenue, ~" rnlort Of th' Envoy Of tho no olherhooi
on abroad va uttNO4 with mot ,rthusinstio
d'lN onH rat 0n-. Er'n'Utions Wefo HdUg'oi ole
Wtuh" " fNr Convention rising 10 Their irof with
one a.co % g.,Isiug shS fullest Suyyyr1 10 thelr
i.suHda s1ivld.
rUrHspAy's rrOcvrunGA
Thr Crn'ress 80 called m order. the Us.5 Copi,s
IN Tie Goa The Head Centre ics4oi tha
'ouH'fA b.Nrng urHnirty Of ar' |ou and
.utt 1r. fri caution iu al r'tr tr.lbHrrtiou.
lie rour r'ci an entire revision uf fhe torlfifu. 5u
~ lhe or.an 20 IIn arl Iosd sfsi,urnt n r.lstop
- 'ir r"' u tIo dv Iu I.Hutle llo Iunus of TIM
lirh Republic. llr ulO sur loi cafI tu urs. IN
we tIh th mo-. rrcut OF Che orlEuIYEuou. lhn
I .lll'.rU uu odritiaa were 0Idrr.i 90 make a
'nr' iHro'. en- ~ t tsl thHt 40 uo.r apul
.f i- 'Htrs tu 'UiourI Nu .i,n, oi lounsa.t. an.
~ W lIuuut 0l Illinois, Who adtie Hsrt Tina
t'nF'h'l.' a. ,"'r'h. cumm'fteqn0f - ,aO fiom
each 0t'tH aud Distinct vas theu APP nlted on CO.
,s".p. en-. yol,lsl lon aui lg-aNa. IN, msmlen
81 thr touuIiiic" Tor tlo "Iita.t of Nauul.t.u.
Z. } 20 u. O. I. Eo,o-a nn4 Colonel ILuua, hu'r.rr
ttenetal ~ teul AMI tnO.e uiuflhN s0fe rtItl a.
Iphutaiy members OF tlt tOulalttsu.
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GREAT DISASTER
Che New York and Ncw Orleans steam
ship Atlanta Lcst-rOrty-seyen Persons
>upposed TO he Drowned

Captain P.orce, Of the bark ". =. Anderson, AZ
rivei at tn. port vei,Ciday morning from Mobi g.
he reports oct. l,ih let &c z, Ion = 5J, he ell
n with a plr.loa Of the wreck OF the steamship
Atlanta which sailed from New orleans for this city
su October Tth. from which be tosk Wilhelm New
man, Ausust Kel'ner, frensn; Whhe'm Brumar,
seaman Thomas Ho ins, cook, and D.vid III x.os
/, ,passenger and tIoglLi them to this port.
capt Pierce. IA statement made In regard 70 the
melancholy slair, T4ys On Tuesday, 4, lTth irst,
At DAYLIGHT he di.coye 81 At some eirht mile. dr.
unt from the baIA'' position, I.oce Of wreck hay-
-rawhi,e hanifesole' islus Tor 'irnal, aud on
aich was 'eaed i5u- persons; he Immediately loseI-
boat end proceeded to the wreck and tlacued the
owe mentioned psr.oa' After pearchus Tor other
res OF the vessel without success lo E.sde sA Tor
destination.
bue OF the survivors Of tho wreck state, that the
anita. Which uas commanded by Csp1 .lii,ms
"a ON New orleans on the ,th inst, having on
Ls-d l2Jl bale Of rg..H, crew cf c5 men, and II
Ireu-vrs, among whom we're The iollos ing per'on''
te.. A!ss Voc ~. l.,iusstou, Capt. ". Il. VIZ
= Tgl e. F.. hri .. Eo-t O. lo Inc s'' .
L. .syelal oIucpts Urur.fnf O. a Rhuau Is.ald
Meu.. On IL.ati. ), 80 h. hinst, astif bieege
iune uIE rn1 nrHv zee yH uaA r', NlGh coH;
IunF ie.A, ont i.e psups were sot 20 work, and
b. effort msGe 90 seer ~. NHter under conuOi.
I
tcNy g1l..as Cl tAt -i, aui Jn satu day
leached tic turrltDa. cEi.nauslisH the hTgs,
thas depryEg ne pun, oil thC steam Iccesssr ~
H. D them ~ NoTh. Al hopes were hca nyen up
Ntsy!n4 ile weasel, enc te t'o- e., heart Des an W
4. The pissClruri crowded around the captain
III hasCCrhCd him io save them, iut, OF cOulso, he
liz Teu thou uo ss's iaco lie gale continued,
WIKI tao tu,lI.. puu Cr.es, she yeste, could not
tsteerape way. and tne ioii Oh into the trough Of
e sea. each wave IgAtng clesr bIesch over heI
Wd .veep.ng the DECKS. In th.s extremity boats
se-. owe ei, all Of li were Immediately swami
-, thus cutting Oh a.. nope IN tlat direction The
ss,.su.els were then furnished la lie prsservcTA
shleh "a 10 sooner done than the vessel boEe, fore
I'D at aud piraieq Ia three pieces. The i've sur
In .LlcA tLsy !eIuaiLel from Saturday TO tuesday
NE wetsT wasLlns over Them the hols of the time
Wan rescued by hs AAdsIsoR Ihsir uIahs sr,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NV Ycna Avn Tnr VICINITY.

| Tim IrpurtfgANs ~ C,,....t, a, d..
,.,.,,, ~, - 49,
''''" '''''N" At '"'iiA ln'Ilit iEHH rAL4uEt
! ~ hr'. KIN trst.., pA.I.lH. pt..ry..s. t..s.
C4rry It,u.,r ,,rr,. ., ,.. ,
evening Was' in".''lr Co rrtN i', t.e.o. uou4I.
natcd Al -vr-cuae vns held b. tho Esp.ll.ra., ,.
iNe Coope institute. tho lsrFo ball wes crowded fo
sIrefa larro nu1ilcr NJ lsd.cs i,itc snogr IA,
.pa.s,c, 4b, h,.t. NJ ,v,.h.,,,., t..r r
'' ''''F o, n'''n l,u ''"N '''.'
"tls oHped lh the Aaiionnl r'lor't aud the ps'
VS. n'"' ''oN'[ coco n''' win 'he '.n' la u"
''hi'A "anhet a-r' The mo, o-.'5ustliI ol- Brave
n'''. i" '-' i-h' '' ''' '.A'" tno'ltf LAD
''''" '''' '' b. it N.''' ''. ."nhi l'lN ''
Aud rH'n thu t.' ri1thu.t'.lI t.ss "A tUuA.4A
tuiOn 20 Hniuls 1 tht Power .I.fsar Ipfe,rIt, O.
49,, .....,, . ~ ''
,s,,- - '. ..'''.''' - VI q 'AN''
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,., -. 30 70, t'''"'' ho'slN'
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c,li.1 %, ''''''11 va
,,r ,l.o,r,o., v.., ! ,,,- ''' '''- 'A's'
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49,. ,.-- ''- .-'1
ono bun5,,a ,sd G'r, ov..,. VA, m,,.,-,'.,
snv.t,u, s.cr.,,,,o, ,,, ,o,,,..,.., -
us former we're Gov Moran, G5,. FISH. Geuor,y
Anderson, sslnuoi Is Rurg.sL 10 e. Cooper. IIonr,
j Raymond iig sc. Groolor. Be-. se. colonel Van
Bu'en then offered tie rosolu..ous, sL.eh .ou,
'"au'"Vu''' "'' ~
hey f'''ut hat "the record OF q Democratic
hs tnotn, go Lil"ry ind tho tuu,ti,u,iOngl Govern
inert That 'hr' haye griSep 10 't.- up sn SIMec
ieuell!on co-opHHed with the south and lendc oc
even sru I'D Esalttaace hAtt r4,,led defeat ~ t1t
h1uho,n ar.a' declared to u'lLIu.ttIGuon o.
de.9ai a :" Is', i,i r OH enemIs, ,itt
luion aud euoeavoroi Co e. huias' am thfos di.
the Ollie. hand DO U,IulI...r party ma .ugpor,es
Andrew i'hn'on tha' vi 10 they bele.o tLaI
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RELIGIOUS INTEIIIGTNCH.
Fpi'copI CUnVentiOn-i'ou ourtecnth In,

Ph..4lsiiiia, O". gJ.-TAo Committee on Eapc,.
ton submitted a fun re7ot on ,hs subject. Tho
report very ally, ana d, great lsngtl di.eu.se, the
vari "a dep tmcnt, or o'ucriontt ~ home. jp tb.
su!t, &C. 90, the iaF a.. oll and i1ardinr ,,h1oI.
slu .r toat ne ''., Of the Committee r :
L. cal Rtt,ut ., part na.y Of pircut. 10 Tho wan.
q a ie itI t.ueaton Oi tlr youug iu Lbe pIiurpI
bhtpT|es au4 i"etuHci VI tts Church
! he COnGttjea on Cauous tcputed A.. c,po, t.,
icl'4t"ce ~ tho formation u di0,o-ps within The
Jun-d.c ion O. foreign mlis ontry bshfp.: n.so AN
amen tmens TO Gush -ize the ordination Of rriCsts
anl descon' 10 thJse cAuIot, abroad hich ale uof
hhieI ulhftu4siy luIsliCt a, such =. the Clutcu u
hH hhd Aisn n liza a. Iho anoni.upuls are mad.
BhhOys '-N "
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much ~ .lled and .tifsned bv exposure and want
Nrect.
1he Atlanta va nsv vessel Of one thousand tons
butthen. propeller, and "" bull, At Mystic. Conn,
In 1864. She ranked A. an "A No 4" vessel OF her
el.s,, and COPPER and Iron fastened. she vas
specially turveved IN september last. She bad three
deeh. and un seventeen ieet drsft. She cost si5h-
oomp. p.nies, -Lich viii iose rs entire amount. Z.
~ Mallory Co Of Ayst'c, Conn we're the ov mere.
termS,er'. ,sfvice aud had only recently bees rut
on .he Se- ot!ean, line Her esfso eomphsed ZIP u,
candles and some assorted metchandse.
Passenger steamship Ashore o-No Lives
Lost.
HaiJdr, v. s., oct %. The steamship Circs,,isn,
CuvenJy, from Bremen for New YofE. sth ESQ
Passengers and $50 ton. Of fr,isht 10 sshore Rocky
bay, near ArichAL Cape Breton. The vesscl lays on
,Andy beteh. she had sprung se.k, and the
Captain vas obliged 10 run her nhors TO save her.
The -,tet ia NJ 10 her crate bsr'. The passengers
and cargo we're ssvsd. The American Consul hers
had arranged through Mossrs Cunard, 10 have the
nclts, nos on the passage from ST. John, to Sydney,
proceed Immediately TO render sssstancs. A. the
request OF the Consul, Admiral Hope will also
detpateh II. NJ 3. Boytii.t esgy IA the morning for
tho same purpose.
Another wreck.
The BRIG Itanta OF lhiaiclphh, bound Tor MO
bile iounderOd at on the i6Ih Inst In latitude
81 90, louE itude "a two hours after her abandon
men; b. the crew and passengers who drinsd %
hour. on rat until p'ctoi up and brought 10 this
pot BY the United states sLnbost floridA which
arrived here yos erdAy.
The Ne-bcrn, n. C., TINS, Of Tuesday, ssys
Considerable unessiner, exists hero sccount Of
the non arrival Of tho steamer Benton, which len
New York for this port on Wednesday last" Her
delay Ia supposed to have boea OcessiOnod By the
storm.
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fu1 yesterday morning at Ch,ries,o.,n.
Mass de'troySl a.. stale Of o. II Bl1to-. IN.
eudits niue vau'ble horses Ito spotho.s.-
'rc OF levi G. Dodge, the Union Guards ma, ,ts
pickle m'ousctory OF E. L. Gilman & Co.. AID
s'me other hlllirgI. Nos. Of ths buildn-- con.
sumei we're ov rel by A. A. Al.ea. Of Boston.
Io'Al l1,' SIS ss,.u.s,oi at $4,000.
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From Tennessee.
Execution Of Champ Ferguson Stage
lnach Annexed bY IGobhers

Nd,brils o.. 20 The notori'u. guerrilla, Champ
Ferguson, vps hung to-day. Tho execution sW
strictly private.
The stage oossh on the -Av to Ieh,nou Tenn, on
"wednesday, was STACKED by bishv Oyu"n. se,oral
shots were fred, but no damage uss done
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MississippI.

JacE'on, ns'., oct. l9-1he Ierisl,ture bss en-
dorscd The course OF Hon VIM. l.. sbarkey, by elect
ing him nted states senstor to dll the uneIpired
term OF lef. Davis, commencing March an, 1868,
by an overwhelming majority 100 to 90, over Fulton
Anierson, on the second t,ot There was no eee-
tion 10 hl tho unoTpired term Of Albert q. Brown.
majority OF tho Legislature s in favor 0, negro
.-Ilnnux
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Execution of NIagruler,

Lowsrilc, oct. 20 The guerilla Henry {. Ma
grudsr IN puuuance Of his sentence, hung in ihe
yard OF the military prison thi, afternoon.
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les. women and children, and ~ho.e lodge. e-e
otnsmented With this iicsh soap of h ir victim.
ton Of the peope Of the frontier aud the .sie's Of
line. Of supply demand more ie.ecr.phc ccmnuu.ca.
should be orraniEed into dep ,rtneutt IA an
experienced Irdian fighting General In command.
New York.
dlhdrv Oct 90 jane s. Thorn, the Ci'v editor
the [ nion candidate foe the Assembly, ior that
district.
J. ptteubocfcr, judge Of she Marine Court, ia place
" Judge McCsfy deceased.
A Prominent Fx-Wcbei Discovers the Right
Road and Follows A.
Governor Hamilton publishes an ally written
address to the people Of TsIas from John a. REAGAN,
eI rebel Fostma,; General, which contains some
sensible sdvics, in regard to the eourc Is 10 necc,s,ry
for the people u pursue 10 insure rapid re,rransa-
tion Of tho state Mr Reagan tcll. thom that 70
avoid military rue, and 10 secure Local toif-s s,vcrn-
menL ihe- must rccoenlze tho supreme sn,hc-it, ~
the ritcd statet. "Aou must 20 fpcosnlse ths
abolition of slavery, and the rzht Of tho, vho heNe
teen sa'es 10 the priv egs aud protection Of tue isw
ehiss their tortuer slave, hs " PRESENT ap-
pcsranees indicate thn this ~ili he required b.
ho.thctn public sentiment Ent bv Courtr-.. AMI
our people are u 40 con Ition dis-C ard 'has rpu-
ton VI pOser nth safety. Hlt ON YersuaD,d !Vu
may sai isiy both Without thor uuy 10 yourselves
p,cIie W youfseivts llhetf, the pro cotton
oi the toustiutlOn aal the lsWs Of the
nited States, aud tho right of lo-al solf govctu-
ueut, ycu I'LL 10 more iouuu.iU than many
other conquered people have be n" lie adyitc, them
10 extend the p.iyutAcs Aud pioiccton Of the Law.
over nestoes A. tie, oNet hitts, and allow tNtn
70 tesf In ur courts ON tie same c1Ld tons leaving
teif testimony subject 70 the rues RESTING to tts
cred biliJ but LOl u, icctinf 10 its gduis lits.
le ihinEi The az, ptiou of these meNsurb you'd uccs
the eudf VI Justice snd IA rness secure the c-attnb
ishment OF the stare FoNClnmen', the a a.nhi'iOn of
her 'tnAtofs and ftInseL1at'es ~ t9nsvs', the
sutpension Of mhitsty rue and tie its,0.auun or
ctNti, constitutional and lOcd self tUvCfu out Ana
II would DO mOie. II would secure your protection
1gaiult other gftat and IcnlluE evils; ana ~ ain
prsuAdsd, Of The grcaet con'euoace TO yOuT iutuie
Iescn, pIu.lNIiLy anh MaplLnnaa.N
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North Carolina.

Raleigh, Oct. 90 The State Convention adjourned
la. nisht 10 Isembe oSa on tho 9Th Mondsyef nsy'
An ordnance VA passed preventing any future leg
islAtu'e Assuming paving any debt created directly
or indirectly for the prosecution OF the rebellion The
ooppsrhesds and enemies oil the Goyrrnnent iiYo cd
the Gssmuption OF the Rebel State debt.
Htchm0.d, a., oct. -'.Ihe Raleigh papers Of ye,'
tcrdsy Yuhsh telegram uom tie President to Gov.
Holden Declaring that every dollar Of the b created
to sid the rebellion should bo ropddialsd finally and
ever, and expressing tho hope that the people OF
North Caoina will wssh their hands Of every thing
tia, pariakI in the slightest degree Of the rsbeon'
recently crushedb by the strong Of the Govern
ment
Colorado.
Dsnvsr, Colorado Territory, oct. is.-rhe Rspuh-
lican state Convention nominated for Governor VIM.
Gip.n; for Representative In Congress, George ~
Chicott. Full delegate present fIom all Sec
tons OF the Territory Among the resolutions passed
vas the following;
Resolred That this Convention solemnly condemns
the malignant attacks up the soldiers OF loOl Ano'
VINO hastily lett comfortable homes pTOtta butnets'
and Giter campaign Of unusual YiFor, met and
quikhed large Tribe OF Indians at sand Creek whose
hands we're stained with the blood Of our eluieri
Sha bad Aksa into captivity. uorss AAn dsaln- hs'-
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph 10 the n. ". Sun.
FR0M WASHINGTON.
CASE OF JOHN MITCHELL

Fenian Application For His Release.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-16
Sealed Proposals. .

VIII BE RECEIVED AT THIS OF.
wv fee until '7 ,t.r.f .fpsF hvutag
Monday. the 18th day ofseptembcr,
at clock Z. NJ, for furnishing materials and do-
ing the following work: I ,...f.-,'
Grading and paving the sidewalks, cutters and
crossings on North Public lane, from Third street to
Fourth street. l.. .-.. .t.i
Grading aud CRAWLING the roadway of Spring
street, and grading and paving the unpaved sides,
walks. cutters and crossings, from Water street to
building the east half of crossing on Hghstreet.
at the North side of Cherry street
Building an eighteen inch brick Sewer in Elm
alley, from Water street to State avenue, sl4i.
Grading and paving the unpayed sidewalks, gut
ters and crossings on the south side Of North Public
lane, and grading and grayeing the roadway of the
sane from High street to M Water street. a,
Straight alley from Gay street to the Spring street
Sewer. .'-.4' -' ID '''gI ."sH
ters and crossings on Maple sIreet, between High
street and Water street. .ts5rD Il o.. "a. .4l1iJ
Grading and paviog crossing on the west sldeof
High street, across Spring street, 81 AL mn nj
Grading and paving the unpayed sidewalks, gut
ters and crossings on Sraghtalley, from North Pubs
lie lane to Spring street. ND
Grading and paving the uupaved sidewalks, gut
tiers and CROSSINGS on Straight alley between Broad
street and State street. F d q Ut roe d1HI
Gradine and paving the unpaved sidewalks onthe
north side of Friend street, from Seventh streetto
Washington avenue. ~ 5. n .'oat.N U
Grading aud paving the unpayed cutters and cross
walks and rcadw way Of Lynn alley, from Center al
ley to Fifth street. '' ~ 81 '' -0'a
The foregoing work is to be done under the erdi.
nances of the. City Council and in accordance with
plans and specifications which may be seen in this
office! .l'NF 80 tt.. % ~ ia nrPh
The bids will be opened by the committees efthe
City Council, for the Wards in which the respect
i've improvements are located and the right 30 re-
iect any or all of the bids will be claimeo by the
'>-57f I,,H W. W. POLLARD, ~
City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers Office, No. 90 West State
street. ..
September I, lsj5-dlOt hA~
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set to the friendly breeze, a favorable voSy-
age may be expected. ~'F'
To you, then, fellow-citizens, commit,
not my cause, but your own, and 1t
is my fervent hope that you may
so discharge your duty on the tenth day of
next October. as never to have, cause of
regret for what you have done. TApplause.l
At the conclusion Of General Morgan's
speech. short address was made by Gen
eral Fitch, of Cleveland, who warmly in
dorsed President Johnson, especially for
the sentiments expressed in his recent
speech to Southern men, at Washington.
wla.y ,sretD 10 MACK.
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u,HE QUALIFIED- VOTERsl or
i Franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places of holding elections, on the
I'd Puesday,of October, A. ID. 1866. being, the n
IOtIl hay Of October, A. ID. 1886,
and vote for the following officers, to-wit:
; One Governor; one Lieutenant Governor; one ''u-
prems judge GalI ess supreme Judge Iva
eral; one School Commissioner one Member of
the Board Of Public Works. one Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court two Representatives; one Sheriff; one
one Commissioner one Infrmary Director; one
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator to
representthe counties Of Franklin and PickaSyay.
The Trustees Of the several Townships are requir-
ed to return to the Clerk Of the Court the names Of
the following number of Jurors: - -&S-
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The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
pear are at first very slight. PersoLs find they have
Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this conditio the nose may be dry. or slight dis
adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal;
the eyes weak the sense of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
s, that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning Of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this lakes place the person may be that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time in arrestingt.
The a6oUe are but a fen of tho many CdtarrA
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Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
tsEAL.l5 day Of September, A; p, 1895, 1,.,,g
H'A 90 Nsbsar;f u Ftth1n F1,nt1;n topstv t0tuAoSS, oS,o
sept9 0E E0ka3l BNE aFA atH