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The Fees of Brs. SurraIrs Counsel.

ct VI SnEE1AA COlANsfls
The statement that has been going the
rounds OF the press to the effect that the
counsel of Mrs. Surrstt demanded during
the last hours of her life q fee of thIrEy-Rve
hundred dollars, secuTei by a mortgage
upon her house, and that since the demise
of the latter they ave attempted to sell
the house to secure their fee, is emphatic
ally contrsdioted. Il is sfirmed that du-
ring the progress Of the conspiracy trial,
early in June last, Mrs. Surratt gave her
note for three thousand dollars, for sixty
days, to her counsel, who, after the execu
tion, ana several days before the no Q be-
came due, notified several Of the Intrinsic
personal friends of Mrs. Surrstt that they
would settle the note in question at q hetvy
discount. The latter subsequently informed
the counsel that but one thousand dollars
could be raised, which sum was accepted in
fuIl consideration Of the note for three
thousand.
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$40 Rroadway. n. Y:

SR-Col- S. NJ Bowman, an acquaintance OF mine
sic 1853. and m re recently in the s,ryoe OF lhe
United st ties, has had access to my Older Rnd letter
books. embracing cD.ies OF all OTdsts made. and let
tiers written by NE ST. c the winter oil lo5f-E, " tn
a view 10 rubl h a memoir my Life and services
md no other person has had sucu an oppntupny .
rad nv secret thoughts snt tcts. / be ieve hm to
T.. in nos session d al auth =ntic Aacts that can LAT I
est the general reader.
i am, &c.
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hNANTKD AGENTS for SHkK.

W NAN AM HE AtGn5, Dy W, ? ~ ~
pages, Cloih s. %. 18th eight sIls ibid steel UyT'
traits, and Maps, Plans, &C. III 8 woik-EIttten by
Colonel B1wmsn, Gen. Shtrman,s p rsoi al Inondi
and IL. Col. Irwiu. one Of our ablest military witt.
ers-is Tue complete official history Of this grand
army as . VIII I aud ia al is detsils. EVery COWS
nj vision. Rrfaaie. aud Regiment is AWARDED / 8 full
share Of G eiit and Iraise; the rou - 81 march are
careful ~ tollO esd; the BATHS and sAlrmlsh : arc
and Tho vh5ae narrative is enliv sued by the coun less
Incidents, roth sad and mifth a., tnat were ann
evita.Is acc mpauinebt OF such camnaigns.
30 other ono al and authentic H1tory OF tnls
great 3 ms will be pub ished. TT 10 thr Wtl.eLs
- nave aces u the prIYate and Cfhciat papois o.
the several commanders. All such lDtotmauoh ID
fu-ui n d Ter hs WORK EXCESSIVELY
The to- flowing letter from GeneIal hh=rmah ahoNs
the ohic.at cha acter Of the aOrk;
LAScAsrEK. ohio, July 81, lS65.
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The list might be l~engtbened, but it is not
necessary. Enough has been said to prove
not only tho falsity but the Absurdity of
the assertion of the Times.
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9TH 8 den ofsx enormous Lions
fresh from the forest, untamed snd
unsubdued, save By thisbesst con-
queror, NhoSe daring exploit at
Astley's AmphitheAtre, London,
won him endaring fame. This GO
rious act consisted in going a'one
into 4 whole . srd of beasts, which
hal escaped from their cage and
deVoufeA . poor fellow who fell in
their way, and by his mysterious
power qnelling tbei- rage and
hirst for bisod, and leading them
back to th,tr dens. Mr.. Crockett
will appear at each performances,
in their enormous osge, feed them
with law meat from his naked
hand, and demonstrate his control
over them By making hem per
fnrmhEnmber OF mRn'uvres and
novel eVolutions During an In
terval In tho Circus performance,
mr.. Crockett will 90 thFcueh hts
dari 3 aud wonderful entertain
paanf -fthfn tho fm~o
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a. MnNEY


Rubenstein, the composer, has married
at R.deu 4 certain T~schiknonAnoh. She is
20 be congratulated on q change OF her
name.
Max Strackosch's operE company for
che West and the Csnsdas includes Ghioni
Nsecsferri, Susini and Tamaro.
Adslina Patti lste'y gave the first concert
m Ter her name In London. She sang
Golnd's ave Msris," the Potaoca from
al PaFitani." q little French song by the
Baroness Willy de ROthschildp "Home,
Sweet Home" Edinboro' town" and Soon
inc tho the Rye BrignolL Mario Iuc-
CA WstchteP Gsletti, BersldI Ronconi,
q aziani and other artists took part IN this
interesting concert.
A disposition has been manifested by
certsin writer's for the press TO circulste
The ranort thss Lsura Harris has not sue
oaeded abroad, and q Chicago critic has the
Ignorant impotence 80 held up her fate as
4 warning to ambitious vocalists Yetthe
BoCiish papers speak not only kindly, but
w,SmIv Of her Success, and the fact thst
she has been selected TO fing the music OF
tue Queen of Night in Mozsrts "MsgIc
Fiuts a. the London opera, AhoWs inc es-
timation in which she is held thAre' MUS
ks has been singing the part staa wen
she left London Mics Harris was ~
as her successor. Ell.
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DEN OE MILD lION8!
REpoUIN ARABS

5EDoUIN ARABS
Nine In number, will a D ar in
their wonderful and characteristic
ieats at sach exhibition. There IL
no race Of p opta on the globe
around which csntsrs more that Is
interesting to he Luolic In gene
raj, aud The historical stadent IN
particular, than the race to which
these 1.-THE and gr ceful , omads
belong Whether cOnsidere1 in
relati n TO me peculiar life they
ad the beAuiifuI and strange ira
diti)ns which they hold, their an
eient life aud habits a. described
IN the Bi5l-, thtiT prsponderAnce
10 poetry aud song, their
PolOerS Of Physical Endurance,
And their almost M scuiuus skin
IS horsemer, they challenge our
TOT der and respect. Those at
tached to this sstsbii, hm.n ars
ooble specimens o, their tr be, ard
JTe,ent all the pscuiisriti Of
thsir people Whila as Gv1anasts.
POstu-ers aud Acrobafs. they are
al bout parallel.
Prominent among the attractI-e
talent VI she arena are such artists
IS
Miss lucy watson,
The bssE ifni and charming Eng.
ish Equ,s risnnO, Whose career in
America has been marked by A
succession OF triumphs uGprece
denied In AreBic annals
UnRFEes Fish.
The wonderful HRre-h4cs Ri6a-
Watson Brothers,
The popular -cenic ana Shakespe-
rlau Artists, and great 0lymPi n
Performers. i
Johnny ~
the luminous Comedians and
Clovis.
William HOLLOWAY,
Principal hitler q d Great Somer.
ssult Performer.
=. John on.
Batout LeaPer aud General Eq7es-
TITAN.
The COnBltn Brothers.
The Wonderful cannon Ball Per-
formers and Comic Posturisis.
Hessrs. PrIee and Hnnnnn
The -imitab.s, ds log and thrill
ling frApezs Performers.
FOUR CLOWNS,
= Comic QuaItetts. com.
SAN Lose, the great Amer
can Olown; PETE CoHKLIH, the
domus ofthe Riog; JoHsNY Mao,
he BuIt0l Of the Arena; LIfrLS
dAo, Modern Grimaldi.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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LUcIN b. CowLEA Secretary.
W ashfng1On Items.

We clip the following from a Washing.
ton dispatch to the Cincinnati GasettS
dated Friday evening,
THE CAPITAL BUILDINGS.
The architect of the Capital hes been
waiting the arrival Of Chief Justice Chase,
in order TO determine, according to his
wishes, the change in the rooms of the Su.
preme Court rendered necessary by the ex-
tension of the south wing of the Congress.
.sional library. The consulting room Of the
Justice will be removed to the basement.
and there is talk of bringing up a law
library and its Incorporation with that
of Congress in the new fire proof rooms.
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The Boston Traveller of the 7kth says
L. is exoe.ed that Vice Admipl Farragut
will make q flying visit 10 Pr1iano next
week. He viii go in ~the-ronclao Dlcts
tor, which starts from Prssmcusn
bsrbor on Monday. T1e Dtctstor VIII De
accompanied by The liable urretea monl-
tor Augmenieus, al there rs considerable
talk in naval circS OF an iron y racs
bstveen these 40 monitors, for the pur-
pose Of testinr their relative speed.
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"ANTED-ATrEETIo Something
~ 1 will send by mad, post psid. a beauu-
f1I Military Album, with tweny-iour pictures Of
our Union Generals, for 80 cents, Agents wanted
i'm neiiatsly. Price per dozen TO Agents SNQ, or
SIS par h " dozen. SEM all orlers 70 Y; u.
RIGGS IA DearbOrn ST., Chicago, I'LL aug4eAz
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1--WE welcome Ja-kson's Veterans h me-"
'In God and our sol'i,r RS we trust"
'GOd an our cODn ~
''GOIbas been with us"
sEThe Glorious Old Union Z"
Peace and good Nlll towards men,"
pNe honor the brRven u -
The procession, so ponderous that it
could-not be formed at once, got into line
gradually, delegation succeeding delega-
ton IS the head of the column moved
for ward. In this way the advance reached
its destination long before the rear began
to move. The soldiers assembled st the
&c art House, and, under the direction OF
Captain FrOWnflter, of the 10Th Ohio,
took their place in the procession, which
was formed by Col. w. Slocum, of the
10th Ohio, Chief Marshal OF the day, in
the following order:
Hayesville Band,
Officers of the Day and Orators,
a" Sold rs Aid Societies
. Soldiers of the war of 1872,
First BriSsde told 23d Ohio) Band,
- Returned Soldiers,
Nat onal Guard,
A Msrtisl Band,
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Funeral Honors Ia General Wriyht-The
Damage by the Late Earthquake, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~, 1865
wife, lost with tho steamer Brother Jonathan and
whose bodies recovered from the ocean, were ob
served Calvary church to-day The military escorted
the romans 10 the for Sacramento, where they
will be finally inferred Il ia believed that tn, Legsla
ture will appropriate funds for the erection Of suitable
monument
Private dispatches from New York have been received,
inquirng II the sent abroad corning tho
earthquake tths city not exaggerated Tho
reports forwarded East ~ accurate could DO
made at the time when the excitement had passed
the general verdict that the people more scared
than hurt II was, however harder shocking than tho
oldest inhabant had been accustomed TO- The real
damage may be stated In the following words:-A few
lives were lost No woll-constructcd, sound building
was damaged much. Window glass was broken and tho
tops OF many chmneys and Are walls were knocked on
where they up too high or were weak Several
large brick buildings constructed Of poor materials with
weak walls and foundations, were more or ioss dam
aged 1t may require one hundred thousand dollars 70
the damaged buildings TO their former condition
The repairs already mostly completed.
Trade has been quiet duri the week The value OF
merchandise was we'll maintained. Many kinds Of East
goods scarce. Large sales have been made 70
arrive Wool nrm at 10c zoe Hides, l5c Wheat
depressed TO 81 90a 81 o5 per 100 lbs Barley, o5c
81. Tonnage plenty. Frcights dull and heavy There
has boon a decline in mining stock during the week
The ship Free Trade arrived to-day from New York.
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN THE CITy-0ENKRAL
HowARps vIsiT-THE GREAT FIRE.
The steamship Emily u. Souder, from Charleston ON
the 10Th, has arrived al this port
AT the election the 18th Charleston gave ISe voter
for Orr for Governor and 661 for Hampton
General Howard In interview with the Mayor Of
Charleston stated that hc hoped arrangements would
soon be made entirely satisfactory 10 the community In
relation 10 the Freedmon's Bureau. General Howard
was 10 visit the Islands and subsequently, Columbia
Eight persons recovered from tho ruins At
the late FRO badly wounded several Of whom subse-
oucntiy died number Of bodies are still buried be.
meath the rubbish Captain Hoffman, Chief Of Police,
was badly and probably fatally injured.
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PyiJripELrtuA, Oct. ~, 1905
Many Of the delegates departed last evening for thor
homca Tho greater poton however, feel hound 10
main In me trenches 70 tho last Heavier drafts than
anticipated have been made on the vitality Of par
ti,ipantp, ssd Sundays ret was welcome.
Al seem sa,snci with tho week work. They expect
70 flnlsh up BY Tue day.
Very CIV suppose tina, rnother American convention
viii be necessary for securing Irish nationality.
lhi. work Intended 70 DO thorough and nna and u
seem ~ nnyo been well done.
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PORTLAND Oct "a, 1896.
The Rochester Templars, with the Portland Comman-
derry attended the Rev Mr. Bowlcs' church this morn
ing Tomorrow they will DO entertained with an excur-
sion down the harbor and clambasc, and In the even
ing they viii hold levee at the CITY Hail. which WIN %
attended by remplars only On Tuesday morning they
viii leave for Portsmouth N H. wherc they win be re-
ceved by tho e. John Commandcry; thence they viii
take the evening train TO Boston, where they will b the
suests of the Boston Encampment
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AMERICAS BuyxRs IN CsAnA-Therc are large num-
Der OF buyers In this city from the United states WHO
are paying cash for produce OF every description wo
that buyer entered one VI the ases. e'y s
establishments Of the city recently and offered 70 pay
the highest price In gold for every yard ~ coon VI
place The offer refused as the proprietor ava nv
ordsn Il hh regular sus>en~A-Tr~eeA 01G2 -
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BosTON, OCT z, ISoS
ship Havelock from Shields with cargo Of coal, OF
and for Boston, totally wrecked the 18th, near
81 Johns. N y. Crew saved.
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Gre this evening destroyed all tho wooden buildings
facing Wisconsin street. between Main and Milwaukee
streets, back TO the new Music Hall The houses were
occupied By small traders and milincrs Loss SIS 600
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News from the Arctic Whnlemeu.
NOTHING FURTHER PROM THE PIRATE snENAN
DoAu--Loss OF WHALING VESSELS.
sAs FRANCISCO, Oct 81, 1866.

The whaer Ontario. twenty throo days from tho Arc.
tc arrived today, but makes no mention OF the shenan-
doah she reports the total loss Of the bark Gratitude 10
The Arctic July The ship Louisiana was wrecked In
July In Ralzc, Ebcruc Sound
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srrpyrs CouRr--CRcuIT Part Nos 24po, 26lo
81 2555 1850, $500, 1858, 2e6I, zo6s, zoI5 20 Io'
25s $685. 1885, 1851, 2ose, 1881 2os3, 1870 IM e
Nos. 23eo, 2lis 24isH, 2l2o, 2l2o 242s, 43o 2t32,
24s4 243 PASS 24A2 aAA 244o 24ls, 24So, 24s2 2As$
2450 245s
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Later Dates from China and Japan.
sAr FSAscrCc, Oct n. 1863
Shanghai dates were fccefvcd to-day 10 Sept bcr O.
and Japaa Asses V sspemsss 10 There b no ssws u
impcg>anoo
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Departure OF the Monitor Mlantonoma h-
Part OF the Troops I'm the Fort Mustered
Out-Number OF Patients in the Hos
pitfalls, Sc.
our roRrREss MONROE CORRESPONDENT.


Out-Number OF Patients fn the Hos
pitfalls, Sc.
OUR foRrREss MONROE CORRESPONDENT.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 20, 1865.
Tho doublc.turreted Monitor Mianionomah leaves US
tomorrow for Washington pursuant TO orders Just
ceived from the Navy Department. magnificent boat
OF her cass has been visited by argelnumbers and
appropriately admired for tho beauty VI her model and
perfection and horoughncss Of her finish and appoint
mcnts throughout Her bottom has been oyerhaulcd
since her stay here she Is In splendid order.
In view OF the high social charactcatcs OF Der
plished officers there Is general rogrct at parting CON-
pany with her II II supposed tie naval vossel Boxer
will 20 her convoy from here on her voyage hher
Both the Powhaan and thu Tuscarora have 10 tho
Portsmouth Navy Yard and the only other naval vessel
now here is the AgAwam.
Tnoors MUSTERED our.
Company c OF tho Third Pennsylvania heavy artillery
has been mustered out its term OF service having ex.
pired This leaves but six companies OF the regiment
on duty Ia the fort All these, Is expected will be
mustered out In few days, by which time the COM
panes OF the Fifth United States artillery ordered TO
relieve them will probably have arrived.
THE HOSPITALS
There are only about eight hundred patients In tho
Hampton hospitaa The Chesapeake, IL will be remem-
bered, was closed some weeks ago. or the present
Der OF patients about coloed troops
Gen. Pennypacker Capt Murray and Lieut. swetsor are
the only officers here. Dr. W. wolverton Is IN charge
OF the hospitals during the temporary absence OF DR.
Frsntz Assistant Surgeon U. A. the present surgeon
in-chef. The still remaining sick and convalescent
wounded In excellent keeping a. thew ALWAYS have
been In these the most famous hospitals OF the war
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perish with the coming OF the frost Sickness prevails
among then TO fearful extent, and the community 10
doing nothing for their relief Truly, pity the freed
men In their present condition. Without money and
without friends they truly in deporable condition
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Messrs Clay and Mitchell, At shutdown yesterday were
transferred TO their new quarters In Carroll Hail.
The English steamer Arccle twelve days from Havana
sailed for New York this afternoon.
According 70 the Norfolk papers, the oyster trade this
season promises 70 BE- very brisk II s estimated that
from twelve hundred 10 fifteen hundred barrels OF oysters
are shipped from Norfolk TO New York on each steamers
about the same amount s shipped ~ Boston, and the
two lines Of steamers 70 Baltimore take daily ess shss.
sand barsla
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Nnn-Arrixnl or enc Hihcrnian.

FATHER PoiSr Oct 22-oPM
There signs OF the steamship Hbcrnian, from
Liverpool 18th via Londonderry 18th inst
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was before the Convention which, IL passed. would turn
out all the secession Judges and Office holders This or
dared not against directly but II 10 be defeated
two conditions: first that the secessionists in Con-
yen.ion would ad the greenoack Cnon's's m kng me
secondly that the secessonsts OF the state generally
would support Worth for Governor, and his r ends FOR
Congress aud State Legislature In order to accomplish
the defeat OF this ordinance without forcing the green
back unionsts directly against IL the committee
Apo nted TO fix the time Of adjournment reported in
favor OF finally closing the session at o'clock
row (lhursday morning TO this report the Convention
The next step was to make the bill vacatins the
Judges Offices special order for to-day the very last
business remaining before the Convention. This was
to have debated the ordinance and driven of vote
there being no previous question allowcdal through
night TIL the nxcd hour Of adjournment in the morn
Ing was to that end that the unchrisan hour Of hse
A. NJ was fixed for the Anal adjournment
aTTls LAID SCHEMES" ETC.
All this pretty plot was, have said, knocked In
the head by the Presidents message and 1t fell kea
bombshel upon the Convention, or upon that part OF
interested In the bargain Its effect outside cannot iaii
70 be damaging To the Worth The Convention did
not dare to refuse reconsider and postpone the hour
adjournment for they knew full well tho resonte will
sensible that TO fail to carry out his just
and upright policy would be TO sign their
own death warrants. SO the ordinance TO terminate
the judicial Of the secession Judges will have
TO come TO vote and cannot be defeated Tho State
rebel war debt must be repuda.ed and il remains 70 be
washy Unionists will succeed at the polls
CANDIDATES CONGRESS-
The candidates for Congress in this district are L.
Leach, Of Johnston; l.. G. Edwards Of Granville; r. H.
Russ of Wake and Josiah Turner, Of Orange Tho
former was prominent unonist In the rebel Congress,
and has been pardoned by the President Mr.. Turner
was also in the rebel Congress and Union man, but
he has not yet been pardoned Some of the first named
three will withdraw from the field They all strong
Union and win endeavor TO unite the Holden vote against
Turner.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON
Is marked feature OF the that every party
to declare loudly in favor Of President John
son and his policy. The effort 10 be, as in New
York, TO strive which can say the most and use the
strongest language in his endorsement Every one
comedies that essential 70 success Is strong and
earnest support Of the President and Of the Great
vative party, of which he Is tho head and front The
cards Of Governor Holden and Of Mr. Worth, which
published here to-day, show with what unanmity all
parties cling to President johnson and claim him the
head Of their particular party.