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AXIS, AxEa-3O0 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. w Fall 81 Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jan22tf
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Just received, = stock of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's. No. 40 Unionstreet
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. II the ladies want bargains in fne Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &c., buy at
G. ". Fall & Co.'S.
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a large and well selected assortr7ent Of
Dry Goods always on hand, at W. Freeman
& Go =, corner Square and Deaderick street.
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A general assortment offne custom msde
boots and shoes the work warranted and
sold low, at C. ". Fall Co.'S Hardware
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The celebrated "Miller Plows" for sale
" h.FaLI Go. isnl9-lm
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A few more Of those cho CO shaWls, Son
tags, Hoods and Nubias, at Y. Freeman &
Co.'S, corner Square and Deaderick street.
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The largest stock of Cigars and TO
bacco, st Ehrenberg's, No. 40 Union
street
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90 see the great Arlington and his Tenn
pie Of Artists.
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town almost before any intimation was
given that there MAS the least danger.
As soon as the garrison realized thesit-
nation Of affairs the troops we're got
into position, and made a gallant snd
successful fight, holding the raiders at
bay and at long range, for about two
snd half hours, when the rascals gave
up the attempt 70 capture the town and
garrison, and withdrew rather sullen-
ly-eVidently in bad humor with being
beaten by raw troops, and not more
than half thei' n Imber. Too mu1 a
praise can not be given Captains HoR o
and Cochran and the other officers,
whose names / can now call to mind, as
well as the soldiers generally composing
the garrison. That famous old Cour5
House done its duty again, having been
held by comparatively insignificant
number against all attempts of the
raiders n come into The public square,
while the earthwork defeuses above
the depot poured such a CALLING nus
kerry fire into the squad that veutured
within range as caused them TO seek
the cover OF Academy Hill, from which
they kept up the fight for some time,
but, suppose, considering discretion
the better part Of valor, they gave NJ
I the fight, completely whipped One
dead rebel was left in the street, and [
have it from reliable authority that
they carried off FIVE others with them;
and it Is now known that seven Of their
wounded died the night they left here.
The enemy's wounded Is not known,
but must have been considerable; some
fifteen or twenty dead horses were left
in the street. The loss on the part Of
the garrison in wounded was small !;
only about FIVE, one of which is serious,
the othres slight We are sorry to say
that the raiders captured some twenty.
five or thirty prisOneFs--One or two of
whom have since made their escape or
been released Among other prisoners
taken of was Major. john McGau ghey,
former Provost Marshal of this place,
an old man and quite feeble. I'VE learn
the old man was killed Ed
The Gazette adds:
General Steedman, upon hearing OF
the raid, with his usual promptness
and energy, dispatched a force Of in
fanTy and artillery, under the COM
mand of Lieut. Colonel c. r. Grosyenor,
to the relief Of the garrison at that
place. The troops left here ct 10 o clock,
A. NJ, Sunday, and arrived at Athens
at 4:30P NJ, at which time the troops
from Knoxville also arrived Lieut.
Col GrOsVenOr took command of the
whole force, and at once mounted q
party sufficient to scout on all the roads
leading south and north east, toward
the North Carolina and Georgia noun
tains On Monday morning having as
certained that the enemy had fed, the
troops were ordered to return to Chat
tanooga, and they arrived here at dusk
last night.
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We are obliged 70 Messrs. Cone, Tunnel
Co, for late New York, Cincinnati and
louisville papers.
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The best out, the Tennessee Almsnac
published by R. II. Singleton.
jan28-2w.
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Night emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 20. Of a.
diseases subject 70 Man, there s no dlsesse so haTo
70 cure Sc Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it; and 70 you can
say that have cured dozens IN this city a. wei a
10 different States who have spent dollar siter doi-
lar, and are now well cured BY me. aEn dSliy ~
sewing letters and sending medicine 20 81 parts o.
the county. In 3 word, sll that are diseased ln
snv Esy, snd VII give me cal, wiz give salts
faction Tor al Of the diseases mentioned IN tns al
vertisemsnL The best OF references given IN te 8
Gity.
AL letters diregted to
DIR. MCGJLJ,
Union street. Ma hyilie Tenn.
Ianl-lJ v meet with prompt attention.
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Lost.

4 BO-rT THE 10Th OF. NOVEMBER EAsE,
"A Certificate Of Dep ete for one hundre Dol.
arr ID she FRS Nstons Bank % Nashville. 10
Jane O'Neai. d viii 10 Of 20 u>e O. the dnder.
az payment has been stopped 81 the hank.
isas-lm JAAks OGEAL
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Mans, NAILs-400 Kegs for sale by G.
W. Fall 81 Co., Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square ian22tf
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Buy your boots and Shoes at G. v. Fall
+ Cos.
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GaerrIIIas In Tower East rennssse,

A splendid assortment Of Valentines at
r. d. singleton's. - jan25-sw.
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sir.l' ,N''hes IA endless variety at R. Il
'' news Depot. icu24- 3E.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1865.
Louisville RaIIrOad-Change Of Time.

The passenger trains on the Louisville
and Nashville Rsilrosd, leavethis place
follows:
Morning train ...........-.-........6:30 A. Y.
Afternoon train. -----...----....3:e0 p. n.
Leave Louisville:
Morning ain......................5:O0 4. y.
Afternoon train..........-....-.....l.00 P. y.
The morning train from Louisville VIII
arrived here at P. n, and the afternoon NJ
2.31 night.
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On Church street, near Chattanooga De.
rot.
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The Recorder disposed Of the usual num-
her Of cases in his Court yesterday
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Hear Carleton sing 4 ballad.
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If you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg, No. 40 Union street
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Hear the FleycOlt sold at the Opera House.
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Where is the Nashville Opera?
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EhBGLRIRG

nR PRUVK HAs OPENED AN EsTABJfsH
unsnt 10 Nashville, Tenn, for EmbaIning tie
fsead on Cherry street doors south Of the
Pot Ofbca- s.
he sill attend 70 disiaterring snd forwarding
hsd e nom this and sll points sJuth 4 EOo1 ss-
sor,rnent Of metallic cases and ENC CO rms or
hand. Branch Offices 81 ,hsttanoogs, Tenn And
Hnotsville, Ala. j. X. PRCNk, ". ..
isnls-3mS
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Wanted to Rent,

A ROOM. s}sher f1rni I'D or unfurBi-bed. 70
b cars q h. y. jackson. fs5l-sl'
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revs, UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
sssASs5sA
DOCTOR McCiLL.
BOTANIC PBTSlCIAE,
IN THE NTREATMENF OF DI5FAsE2, Il
OPOWEIEG HIM WITH SUCCESS n
CYHER STATES As TT IS Us
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

For further information in regard to
the skillfuI success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to STIL-
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATaRIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where YOU will find Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For sll diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaran-
teed. With my general practice l treat
the following
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sterilify.

Young Married Ladies whose missortUne 4 aas
oeen not to bring forth in que season, rene noSi
God has said you should multiply Gnc reple1ish'
his is your desire you can consult me eltheI ~
lettsr or in person. No lady over shirty-6ye years
u age need make application. All communication
by letter or person strictly confidential.
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lUCTlOY AND COMMISSION

WE ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE coos
w for sale ~ suction, ~ % private o. Ais1i
prompt afseutio1 pad receiving and Toward y
5o0is PsrtlcnT at en- Jon pa q % out-.ie1r sale.-
{ Furuit re. Grocrr.eas Rel Estate, &C 1c.
Auction Sale every Wednesday and
Friday.
fer5-sm
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Chronic Cas@

,it, sstist,.tiou: Rheumatism, Affections Ct ihR
T,nncs: Diseases Of the Throat, SWeied joints,
sti Limbs, Pleurisy Palms. Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases CT the Heart and liver. Inflammation o.
ne stomach, Nerlralgs, Kings Evil or scro.pls,
Desfness. Diseases Of the Eyes, DebIhtsted sys-
ten1s- Dvspapsia or IN hgas.ion, snd tOnsumptou-
to9sthey With all Private Diseases fnd
Diseases Of the l. mary Nrasan -
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4. 90 q q. 9ssgs
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10 the Ladies'.

Al Affections Of the Womb tTosted with sUccsss.
Those Married Ladies' who have been so uufoTta,
nate 10 rniscsrrT or prove ABORTION, cSa % carried
% thor full time Il found pregnant, by gFins ne
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CiNcINSArI, Feb. 2.-One hundred guns
were Ared ct Columbus, Ohio, this evening
in honor Of the passage of theI CODstitu-
tiOnsl amendment abolish ns slavery.
NEw YoRz, Feb. 2-Cotton lower, mid
ding 50. Money more active at sand ?
per cent Sterling dull lO9x and lOg5k
Gold little frrner, opening EOS, advancing
to 7O3H, declining to 2OS2{, osing 2O5K
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04
By the Governor Of West Virginia
A pRocLA1fATIoN.

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL VACANCY
wv exists IN the once Of Judge FOR the Ninth
JndiClAr Circuit, and d vacancy has been Oc-
ClSiuned IN the ONCE Of Judge for the Tenth
Judicial CiTNuit BY the removal by the Legi-
lRtnTO, Of John w. Kennedy, nom said oitiee
both OfWhlch vacancies have been tenn
poraFily nllOd in the manner prescribed by
law; And, whereas, Il IL made the duty Of
Tho Governor 10 give notice OF such Vncall-
ciea by pTuclatnAt ton, and by the same to
appoint b0TNG day, not les than thirty nor
moro than sixty days IfuIn the date thereof,
for holding elections to MI Slld vacancies;
Now, therefore, l, Arthur !. Foreman, Gov
OFnOf OF tho StOt0 Of West Virginia, hereby
Z. live notice % the vacancies cNisllng a. alone
Eald, and Appulnt T,hntstay, the Twenty aiXlh
day Of next for olding election 10 I'LL
Raid VACANCIES. And tho supervisor md in-
speotuH Of election NJ each voting place Witll-
"a the EgVeFll counties composing the Ninth
and Tenth judicial Circuits aTe hereby direct.
cd 70 hold elections NJ their several places Of
voting, on the day and for tho Offices herein-
bafOFS Spet lfCli and TO make due return there.
ofin accordance with section foFty-three Of
CHAPTER one hundFell of the Acts Of eighteen
hundred and SiXty-lhree, "a
- In testimony whereof, | have heF4-
20 (untOSe my hand and caused the seal
a 20 of the said State To ee affixed al the
= ~ Capital III the City II Wheeling, this
thlFty.linit daypf August, In the year Of our
Lord, elghteeHr hundred md EiStystlVc, and
of tue stNte the thlNl.
BY tho Governor; 80
i ,GRANVILLE y. HALL, teCt'y Of the State.
sepl-lmd&w fi yIE.
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o f..
Ngw YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE SRxonia,
ffrOn Southampton, she sd, arrived this
afternoon. al 10 IN .ts
the Great Eastern had arrived al
SheeFneSs.
Captain Anderson fully believes In
being able 70 lay the Atlantic cable. He
advocates the manufacture Of \ new
cable and proper picklng-up apparatus
by May, then lay the new cable and
afterwards pick up the old one.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company
have resolved TO lay \ new cable next
June, and pick up the old one.
Mr.. Mason, writing 10 the Times,
says that ordeFa were nt once forward
ed 10 stop tho ShenaudoAh'H cruising ct
the termination OF the war.
FRANCE--The Emperor aud Empress
are in Switzerland.
TUiIREY.-The cholera has dlsap-
peared in C0nstantinOplc.
SI'AIS.-The cholera at GibTalter,
BarecliVe and Vaienlia is disappearing.
The SueE canal flood gates have boon
opened and vessels laden with Goals
passed direct from the Mediterranean
10 the Red sea on tho 18th.
IrALY.-.rhe Italia denies that a imam
cial Arrangement exists between the
Italian Government and Holy Soc, for
the settlement of the Roman debt,
GERMANY,--A convention, based on
the AuStrio-P Prussia. Danish treaty OF
peace was concluded ut Gastin, the
PTussl0n Governor, Hamburg, paying
Austria peenniary indemnity. Prus-
sin rules SClilesWig.
A
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The Latest News.
by TELEGRAPu.
ny the BniOn LiDR1
ohlce, eoFperof Monroe and Water STREETS
Interesting from Texas and
Mexico.
Freedmen in North Carolina.
More Evidence in the Wirz
Trial.
---------------- rs
VERDICT IN THE LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD COLLISION.
The Health Of JEFF Davis.
Another Railroad Accident
Interesting Items Prom Texas aud
Mexico.

Interesting Items From Texas aud
Mexico.
New ORLEANS, August Sl,-The new
steamer Concordla has arrived from
Boston.
General Sherman was ut Galveston
on the 18th.
Governor Hamilton has issued proc
lamation ordering necessary steps 70 be
taken TO call convention. Delegates
are TO be elected, but only those loyal
70 the United States.
Ex-GoV. Murray died at Monterey
on the 4th.
Robbers and burglars continue in and
around Houston, s.-f..,
The Austin IntRllIgcHcer says the In
dlahs came down within thirty miles Of
that city, numbering and plllaging on
on their march.
New cotton is coming In pretty freely
at Houston.
The army worm will scarce ipjure
the crops.
The ports Of Lorocca and Indlnnola
were opened on the 18th Of July.
Barnet, the first President Of Texas,
will 90 to Galveston with memorial
In behalf Of JEFF. Davis.
A largo force OF United States infant
~ were at Victoria and other points.
A movement TO present Gen. Hood
with homestead has been lhauguTated
ut San Antonio.
Wigfall has gone to Mexico.
Monterey dates to the Sth ult., SaY
that the confederate refugees residing nj
Monterey, with the exception OF seyen-
teen, by Imperial decree, are ordered to
Clonicil ut San Louis PotOsi, or u point
further in the interior.
Shelby has gone to the interior, and
General Hindman has goneto practice
law in Saltllla.
Ex-Governor Allen, OF Louisiana, is
ut San Louis POtosi. ~
Two hundred Chassieurs d'Afrique
had arrived at San Louis PotOst and tls-
serted that the enemy would endeavor
to capture Zamplcs.
Letters from Gippen gave accounts Of
accounts of an Indian insnrrectl0n
against the Juarez administration in
that city.
Preparations for the Franco Mexican
expeditions to Lower California are In
progress,
General 0uctogny, commander In
chief OF first division Of the French ex-
petition corps, had started for Durarant,
his future headquarters.
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NEW York, Sept. IA statement
originating in reports OccasiOncd by
the omission Of the monthly statement
Of the condition Of the Treasury, has
called out the following nOte:
Treasury or THE U. s., WAsIINCI-
TON, Sept. IRt, 1875. 10 lie EilifOySOfthC
EUemiIlG I0St:-Your money article Ol
Monday last, Aug. 18th, contains the
FOllowing: at Is reported that COM
pound interest notes 6f quite recent ia-
sue nre IN circulation, showing that the
currency Is expanding Instead Of leIng
contracted" Now when | assure you
that the notes Of q recent date that you
speak Of have been issued IN exchange
for such as havc run from six months
to u year and that In this way over
1900, 900 dollars on accrued interest hns
been already saved 10 the Government,
you will see that when your reported
lilct IL true yOHr inference Is far from
being 30. VIII you please make tho
proper correction. Very respectfully,
yours. +. SKINNER,
Treasurer Of the u.
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ARnryA1 D. rllE rEnuY1AN.

FARTHER POTNT, Sept. 3.-The PCru-
Wan, which left Liverpool on the even
ing OF tho oath ult., and Londonderry
on the 2jth, arrived at this point to-day.
Nothing additional had transpircd rela.
tive to the Atlantic Cable. Five pound
shares were selling at 2@2h pounds.
The n. y. correspondent otthc Times
writes upon the Department. the earnest
ness of the Irritation which prevails
against England IN all classes of
American society. He expatiHtes upon
aud endeavors to palate some Of the
reasons for this ill-iceling.
London, Aug. n ,4C onSols, for money,
S0SE n sou; Illinois Central shares as n
70; Eric 63 n ssh; U. $. sos, 90 n G9IG.
London money market tends heavy
and unsettled. Tho weather causes u
depression IN CousOls; discount trans
actions at the bank continued extreme
~ light. Money easy IN open market.
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NRM YoNE. sont. 2.

F., NEW 4OtlSt oupt' =
CoTToN-StCady at motto for mid.
ding, FLOuR-bull, beavyRnd droOp-
ing; 81 S5Cd7 - for extra state; s. 70I9
so for extra round hoop Ohio. IS 00(9ll
for trade brands, market closing heavy,
with no buyers ut the outside quota
.tions. WHISKY - Eirn0r; western ut
50 25Gl2 %. WHEAT--Dull, heavy and
lG2r lower; 81 6OGll 50 for Chicago
spring aud Milwaukee, club; 81 % for
amber Milwaukee; 81 % for cholCV do,
In store; g HOO ~ for new amber
state; 81 1909 IL for amber Michigan;
81 90 for new white GGnpsce. RTE-lM
fair request. BARLEY-Dnll. CORN
Heavy and ic lOWori S5GISDc for un-
sound, 90tG0lc for sound mixed west
.ern, t2kc for high mixed, nearly vel
and 57a6Sc for western, PBTROLEuAlr-
Quiet and unchanged. CoFFEE- quiet
aud firm. Su0AR--Stcldy at l25{(tISH
for Cuba MuscOvIlCo, md l2a4Egl3Sl for
Porto Rico. MOLAssES - Quiet and
steady. PoRK-Opeped lower butclos-
ed with more fiTinness; SIS 81 X ~ 02J,S
for new mess, closing 1T S9g SJllS, cash,
and S29GOa3l nmly. for 1914 do, S2l 62n
(g2i for prime, S2I 25827 20 for prime
mess. BERF-SStendy; sales OF $50 bblS
nj $S6ill for plain mess, $40 60(1li 10
for extra mess. BEEF HAaS-Qliici.
CUT ME4rs-Firm and more doing At
l4lG(9lGlzc for shoulders, l0(123e for
hams. BACON-Dull, LARD--steudYn ut
l0l<(G25C, BuTTRR-Steady ut 2l@ 500
for Ohio and S5Cda9c for State. CHEESE
Active nj ll(al6%C. 3rI
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n,,in,lo Market.

BuFFELO, Sept. 2.
Fi.ouR-Dull and inactive. WnEAT
--Henvy ind nominal. CoRN.-C Closed
dull ut soc for EO.,1 mixed. OA1s-l2
@44c. BAILEY, RYE AND FEAs-NOm-
innl. PORK-Easier ut S3l. WHISKY
400 bbls ut 81 2OCl2 %. CANAL FRHGHTs
Steady; TO New YoFk-wheAt l5C,
corn l3G, onts SlSC, INPonTs-hour 2bG6
bbls, wheat g, 752 bn, corn l2Q,G2l, oats
10, O9G bu; for the last wecR, flour, q, :2lO5
bbls; wheat 1924, 1888 bu; corn II 2, 1888 bt;
oats 2G7, 72l; pens 4l08 bu. CANAL ES-
PORTs-wlGAl ~, 720 bu; corn 10, 2G0 blu;
oats 81 800 bui for the last wcek-wllelt
81 ,05l bu; corn III 40 bu; oats l35,3GI.
There Is afloat on canal, including ship
ments from Buffalo for II days ending
Sept. 2, and o days from Oswego ending
Sept.1, OF flour II 1904 blsj wheat 8O5, 0jI
bus corn 1855, COL; oats 3,0lB, 74li rye ~
0OO. a..
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Health OfJeIL DnVIs4..ArFest OF Gen
WInueF's Son.

NEW York, Sept. 3.-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe Correspondent, of tho
LIST, says; lfa'i .s'I'H ''' Hi'o'ie
JEFF. Davis walked out yesterday for
the first time In four days. lie Is labor
ing under another attack Of Erysipclas,
hut of II slight character md showing
no dangerous symptoms. Regarding
his forthcoming trill, which Il IL be-
liGvetl has now settled itsclfiRto con-
elusive flet, Is thought to have super
Induced the attack.
Gen. Miles having ascertained TINT
the. late rebel Captain Il. h. WindeF,
son Of the deceased rebel General OF
that name, whose name Is among those
appearing In the living Indictment, was
at Dfummondtown, on the Eastern
Shore, issued an order for his arrest.
Captain. Hitchcock, Provost Marshal,
made the arrest this morning, and tho
prisoner was to-day sent to Washing
Ton 70 await such disposition Of him as
the military authorities may direct. ]
am told that in his treatment Of our
prisoners no clnims to have acted en-
tirely and solely in accordance with the
instructions Of his government.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-CottOr
dull, 1000 bales were sold yesterday
Prices for sugar and molasses werC
evry dull. Freights active ut seven
Fights TO one and one quarter; checks
on New York from one half to seven
Fights discount.
The steamer Reindeer, Of Mobile, blew
up ut the Head OF the Rigalettes this
evening, q persons were scalded and
three Killed.
The steamer H. +. Hogor, from New
York had arrived.
The MRtamorus Ranchero says there
Is much sickness among the troops.
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The 1ynelrDurs and Alexandra" Rail

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The superln-
tendent of construction OF the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad says the road
to- Richmond rs nowLin full working
order for freight as well us passenger
trnlns, and that route from Lynchburg,
via Gordonsville, Is the only one by
rnll fromthe former place TO Richmond,
Communication by rail Is now cOm.
plete to Staunton and Lynchburg, and
beyond LynchbuFg 10 Bristol, IN South
western Virginia or East Tennessee,
In several weeks the road beyond Btis-
toll will be finished, when railroad COM
munication will be complete TO New
Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04
General Lee Wrl IIn:: a History Of the

NEW York, Sept. 5.-The Hetald's
Richmond correspondent says:
General Lee has, within u few days,
practically setAbout the task Of writing
a history Of the war. The forthcoming
work will be written from the rebel
standpoint, and In this view will con-
stitute an exceedingly valuable cOntri-
button to the historical literature Of the
country. General Lee IL living IN grcnt
quiet and humility in an obscure and
well nigh inaccessible farm in Cumbcr-
land county, Virginia. His SONS and
a nephew, with slight aid comparative
~, have raised n magnificent crop OF
corn on the White House farm.
William Allen, Esq, of this city, re-
turned from Washington last evening,
having with him his pardon papers
granted to him by the President Of the
United States. Mr.. Allen Is confess
eddy the wealthlest man to-day in the
State Of Virginia, Us no was before and
during the war.