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NEW SKIRT FOR 1885,
The Great Invention of the Age iii
HOOP SKIRTS.
/. W. BRADEEY'S NE" PATENT
DUPEEX EElIPTEC (Or dOublel
SPRING SKIRT.

This invention consists of Dunlex (or twO) Ell
Iiptic Pure Refined Steel Springs lngenlousiy
braided tightly and firmly together, edge To euge,
making the toughest, most flexible, elastic ana
durable spring ever used. They seldom bend or
break like the single springs, and consequently
preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more
than twice as long as any single spring SKIRT that
ever has can be made
The wonderful fexibilIty and great comfort and
Measure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly In all crowd
cd assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad cars,
church pews, chairs, tor promenade ana
horse dress rs the skirt be lulded when in use
tooccupy a small place as easily anu conveniently
az A silk n muslin dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comiofi
and great convenience OF wearing the DuPieA
EIIiptIc Steel Spring Skirt Tor single DAY VIII
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Children, Misses anu fouhS L'uioS '"ey "io
superior to all others
The hoops are covered with ply double TWIST
ed thread and will wear twice as long as the SIN
1Ie warn covering which is used on ali single etee
Hoop Skirts The three bottom rods on ever
SIM are also Double Steel, and twice or double
/ covarsd tn preveut the covering from wearing OF
/ the rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps
&c &c, which they are constantly SUBJECT
| when in
| TAPES, and are the best quality IN every part
giving to the wearer the most graceful and perfec
| shape possible, and are unquestIonably the hgh'
| est most desirable, comfortable and economics
| Skirt ever made.
Vests, Bradley & Cary, Proprietors OF the In
yention and sole Manufacturers, "a Chamber;
and 10 & 81 Reade strseta, New York.
For sale all first class stores In this city, an
throughout the United States and Canada, Havan
de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the Wei
Indies.
Na- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor double
Spring SKIRT "a A. -
aug23d3m.
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Bakery, Confectionery

CITY RESTAURANT.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
- people of Rock Island and vicinity that
ne has opened a new establishment on Illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will Keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of ali kinds, Nuts, Rasius and all the var
ieiies OF fruIls and favorng extracts TO be found
at similar establishment.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY.
and furnish all inds of Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
- - - In
H"Sungs, and all sorts OF OrnameIit OK u"I
to order IN the best manner
G C R E AIMS
OF the most superior quality, made to order. and
FrLyate Parties supplied with everything desired.
in the refreshment line
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT
where ladies and gentlemen can be supph>d With
oysters, ia any style, At short notice. Hot Con-
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got Up 10 order, on short notice. Cigars always
hand.
The undersigned believes he can tickle the
palate OF the public the most satisfactory man =
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF can
dy 10 a roast turkey land he respectfully asks 4
trial and ashare OF public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Roc Island, Sept 80, dt
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All OF which have been promptly adjusted and
paid.
rss- The man who omits to insure his proper
ty, now must be either negligent, ignorant or
reckless.
n4- Gail on the undersigned.
GEO, w. COPP, Agent.
Office 10 Chas. Buford's Block.
MAY. If
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business Cards.

=. VI. PEEPENGiLL & co.,
4 o. 81, PARK ROW New York, and
y State Street, Boston, Agents tor the
DAILY AND WEEKLY, ARGUS, in those cities, and
are authorized TO take Advertisements and Sub
scrIptlons tor us at on. LotrsSt Rates
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SEWING MACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
ID one that they have good Sewing Machines
tor sale rs any one, etc. The Singer and the
original How are the Oldest and most reliable
machines and best now IN use, will do all kinds
OF work from the finest to the heaviest that any
family ever wants done, and will last lifetime If
properly taken care Of l have been agent for
other machines aud have got rid of them. Please
give me a call and examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
1 also nave machine twist and thread for Gale
Any one wishing TO purchase please give me a
call. W. L. NORRIS, Agent
next door to Babcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street
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Law PARTNERSHIP.
Dace,sport, lona

Jso - coo@ WILSON DRURy ED. W. COOK.
G0DA & DRURY.
Dacespoa, iotca
&. Z nave formed Partnership for the
~ pratee OF Law, to which we shall devote
personal attention. Diiice corner OF Main
md 3rd Streets. H1 COOK & DRURY.
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YOUR INTEREST II sUBSEFVEu
rs Sn- aiu.a. $40 County PSsE-
YOUR INTEREST L. 81 b. aEVFD
b, Ss.ss ..,g Iout Coanty FsPri
YOUR INTEREST Is SUbSEEVED
By Sustaining Your County Paper
YOUR INTEREST Is SUBSCRIBED
sBv Sus,arfA.. ) Oh COUNTY Pare
YoUg INTEREST Is SUBSCRIBED
Nv Sustaining Your CshatJ tAVs'
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD Il TRACY, ProprietOrS.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets.
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot 1t is the largest Hotel IN the
city, and its proprietors will spare no pains TO
please those who favor them with call.
The largest and best Hall IN the CITY, suitable
for first class Concerts Dances, Theatrical Perform
ance &C., Sc, is connected with this house.
mFr Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooT
and billiard Tables connected with the house.
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1 GLANCE AT THE EMINENT SERy-
\ ice and great public usefulness of this we'll
tried ard Thoroughly tested Corporation, may be
obtained from perusai Of the following hgures
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
SATURDAY MORNING, October eth, 1865.
Death Of CO.. James H. Witherspoon.

Death Of CO.. James H. Witherspoon.
1t becomes our pa,alul dug to record the
death of Col James Ii. Wilhcrspoou, which
event occurred, after lingering illness, at his
residence in this Village, Gu the night Of the
5G inst. . .-r..
Tie intelligence of the death of Col. With.
spoon will be received with regret, not only
hs the people of this, his native District, but
by the State and country at large Having
from an early period i'll life up to very re
cent time, filed. various positions OF high pub
lie trust and confidence his death will bc re-
sarded as public calamity. To the people OF
Lancaster lie was particularly endcared from
long social and business Intercourse with them.
lie filled the two n o>t important Dist: let OH.
ces, that ct Commissioner in Equity and OrGi
dnry, fora longer time perhaps than any of
his predecessors, having been elected to the
first by the Legislature IN 1884, and to the last
hy the eople in 1872. lie filled the Office of
Oi dnary until 1853, when he declined a re
election, and the Office of Commissioner in
Equity uitii 1861, when lie resigned in consc-
qucncc Of his election to the Confederate Gov,
gress. IN his long conI uct of Lo,,l of ;hese
Offices, he poss esscd the con filcnce Of the pco
rle in very high degree, aud bore the repur
tat'on with the Bench and Bar of an able and
efficient officer. Ia he late unfortunate cou.
flict between the two sections OF the Union. he
bore his snare Of the pcrils and hardships of
the crisis. In appreciation OF his abilities as
military commander, he was twice pla ccd in
charge Of 4 EcgimCut of State Troops once
by the appointment OF the Governor aud once
Icy the 'ufragcs of the members of the Rcgi.
mcnt In the higher and more responsible
position Of p Congressman, he gave earnest
d efficiency and fsithlulncss in the discharge
OF lis duties. His social Qualities, together
with lis abilities, rendered him general "a.
voIi'c. lie was one of the most popular men
oi his time. Descended ftom long line of
patriotic ancestors, he did no discredit to the
most eminent among them in the position
WHICH hc a;tai: cd in the coLEdcnse and aiIec,
tions of lis fellow citizens. lie died IN the
G5th year OF his age.
We have spoicn OF the deceased only in the
character OF public 'ran. His private virtues,
lis family cndcatments and religious associa'
tons we leave to other hands, as being beyond
our sphere as public journalist. As an ex'
roncnt oi public sentiment we hear record OF
thc~hish estimation in which thc deceased was
held, aud the corresponding regret which his
death has occa stoned.
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Large and Valuable Plan
tatiOn to Rent

WILL. BE LEASED FOR THREE or
w FIVE YEARS, (at The option Of TIE
lessee that large aud valuable plantation
beleagirg to The. Estate OF The late Dix on
Barnes, deceased, .situate t.roe aud q bali
miles Wsst of Lsnca,ier Z. III. -.
Thisis one Of tho be-. plantations in tle
State; the usual crop before the war was
about 800 bales of cotton, per year, aud
provisions in proportion. On this place
there is, about twelve hundred ceres of land
in condition for immediate cultivation,
three or four hundred. acres of which is ;;ch
bottom land. 1t is well Improved, having
a good dwelling house, with all necessary
except lhe Gin House which
was burnt. The plantation is well stocked
with an abundance of provisions, whieh-he
lessee will hate The privilege Of purchas-
ing. - 81. - e.,s..s,.-. y. s.a.,
1t is not often that such plantation is
offered FOR rent. Persons desiring 10 rent
should make early application 10 u, /, !.
D. w. BROWN, Executor.
Sept. 80, lS65.--4-tf.
Camden Journal and Charlotte Times
will give two insertions andsend bills TO this
o,lice. d. w. IL.
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The Convention.

The South Carolina Convention adjourned
s'"c die oh Wednesday of last week, after
session Of about two weeks. We are Indebted
to our esteemed friend, Capt. r. N. SIMS, del.
cgatc from Lancaster, for copies of the revised
Constitution, Ordinances, Reports, and for the
Use Of the Journals aud Messages. Also for
the suhjoincd Ineligible resume of the entire
proceedings. The latter is 10 his cons ii tuemts
a bG.cf, but most. comprehensive and satislac-
tory account of his Stewardship. We reserve
comments for future number.
EDITORS LEDGER: ! send you a copy cC
the old CUnslitm,ion--that is, tho Consti-
tuition OF April 8. 1861 ; ana copy of the
rev Constitute. n, as amended and altered
ty the late Convention, and adopted by the
same on lhe 27th Sept, uiS.5 by compar-
in. the two copies you will find the fol.
lowing alterations made (:
isi. The abolition Of the Parish system.
I'd. All taxe4upon property, real or per.
RoDa, be laid upon the actual value Of the
property"
Sd. The maximum number of Rsprcscn-
tatives 10 the lower lionse Of the General
Assembly from any one election District is
limited to twelve.
ilh4 lTbc city of Charleston is allowed
two Senators and tho election District Of
Bcrkley one. zsssa --.'
9th. The property qnali6ea ton Of mem.
bersssto both iiousas OF the General As
ssmbly Is abolished. ..
9Th In all elections in either House OF
tho General Assembly, the members "shaIi
vote rirG roce and their votes shall b, 70.
corded ontbc journal"
eth. Tho election Of Governor is given
to lhe people and his torn Of oilics in
creased 10 four years. lie bas a qualified
veto power; IL requiring the majority Of
tie wh0te house, OF both Houses Of the
General Assembly io. ssSs{sLiIl that has
bssn vetoed. 49,.
8'h. The Laussna q Go3s7Sor is elected
n, Jss6fpes tirueGwl sAertspsHror and is
es.e aissa.s q. tax SssAse
XciEQ yplay 6sreqnirei ty
IL i6l! no vFfcasido EaLitually at the
GA, 5sale.
I0l klsfkS<<eneral AsscmLi, il ias.ruct-
cd 10 establish in each District, District
(our},orCo Courts, the Judge whereof shall
be q fosiaesl Of the DsIict aai shall DO
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ELECTIOa NOTICE.

DURSUANT to nm Ordnance Of the
Il State of South Carolina passed by the
people in Convention, on the 9th day Of
September A. ID. 1865. in the city Of Col.
umbii, notice h hereby given, that an El-
sction for the Offices of Governor and Lien.
tenant Governor Of the State OF South
Caroina, and FOR a Senator aud two mem
bers OF the Hoase OF Representatives Of
the General Assembly OF the State, will
be hold in Lancaster District at the seve
ra' election precincts, on the third We'd
nesday in October, inst, (the tSth) and
separate polls at tho different precincts in
said jet For each Of the said elections
viii then be opsned, from 8 o'clock A. NJ !,
sntil O'Clock p. 81, and the elections con.
Quoted according 10 the laws and usages
of this State
Immediately altar closing TIE polls, the
managers ut each box will count The votes
polied, aud certify under their hands the
result OF the election, and appoint one of
their nuR. bcr' to carry such certliicate will,
a list of The yo,es, aud report the same to
the gescral meeting Of The Managers Of the
District At the Cour, House on the day FOL.
lowing. And the managers, when then
and there assembled in general meeting,
will, after asccrtaining the result Of tie
several returns, proceed to declare the cleo.
zion, and furnish ceItiGcates under tlseir
hand., according TO the. directions Of the
Ordinance aforesaid. This is a very i'm.
portant election, and it Is hoped that the
msnsgersnl will adhere strictly to the law
Is laid down IN the Ordinance.
I. y: ! : I :; H; ( H'51ISs' 1$sss'' $sIs' n.a's,,.
October 3, 1865. I'd
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Cotton Plantation TO Kcmt.

r OFFER FOR RENTOR LEASE MY
l. Plantation, situated on the main road
leading ,from lancaster to Camden. lying
between Salem Cdmp-Ground and hanging
Rock Greek, aud known a. the Spriag
Place. On the place there nre about Iour
lluudicd' acres Of land in good slate of
cultivation; one half of which is fresh land
and All efit highly productive. With or.
dinary attention, it will produce fine crops
of either Cotton .or Provisions, The fcnc-
ing is in excellent condition. BsAides the
planting lard, there are sevcial hundred
acres of fine pasture land, all under good
fence. The rlaec Is well watered. and in
every respect well worthy of avisit from
any who may wish To rent. lt viii be
rented for one year or longer II desired.
will take pleasure in showing the place,
and may be found at my resideRce one mile
below hanging Rock Crcos. ......f.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Oct. 7ih, 1855, 5,-5-tf
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SOUTH CAROLiNA--Laneaster District.
Ri ID. D.A.WlLIIaMS, Es quire, Ordlna.
or SAID DisiTlct

IL : +. y
WREREAs, NJ. r. Cant HAS applied 10
me FOR Lettersof ADMINISTRATOR, on all and
singnhr the goods and ch attcIs, rights and
credi.s Of WA. Cant, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased. .,s,-ggeae So
y THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and adj
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me 81 our next Ordinsry's 8
Court for she said DISTRICT, 10 be holden at
lancaster Court House oa'tkc Ioih day OF
Oct peS!, 70 shsw cause, if any, Why the
& ~ Given under my hand aud seal,
1 "a. . this 18th day OF September In ths''
- year Of our Lord one thousand
e,ght hupdtcd and dsix,y-fse, and in the s9th
yi'f of thc indepepdsnce of The United
States Of america, = - ...l .,...
9 q -. - D.A.w WILLIAMS, 0, l., ..
Sept IS, 1868 = lpgintefs fee 81.
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News of the Week.
oe Tlearsday and Friday midfhings LAST co

-. "a News OF the week. F
oe TGrsday and Friday mdfhings lass, con.
sidetSblsEost was scent these part" The
elops however, We believe have not been ef-
7fectcd BY Il. The weather IS pleasantly cool.
:, Under the late spportionment, the following
Districts in the Stale compose the FIRST Con,
grcssional District: Lancaster, Chesterfield,
Marlboro. Darlington, Marion, Horny, eeor ge.
town, wiz iamsburg, Sumter, Clarendon, Ke J
shaw n....-..< 80, 49, y,
lIon. james L. Orr has accepted ,he nom.
nation for Goyeynor, sigued by ninety odd
mcnsbcrs of the Convention.
zcns OF "N ewbcrry District Tor Governor. It
is not known that he accepts
{ j correspondent OF the Columbia ,P1ani.s
places in nomination Ne parsonage of Hon
W. W. Boyce forU United States Senate.
1t is generally uad erstood that his Exceien
cy GoycIno, Perfy will be chosen as one of
1 hc L, :, Senators from this State. No one is
better qualified than he, or eau carry more
influence IN determining the important issues
now pending oyer-the coaatry. , ss,a
+. J. Moses, OF Sumter, has been nominated
for Uuitcd States Senator. a.ea ...
The Richmond 7smes tells us, that tho Uni.
ted States District Attorney, for the Eastern
DiSttict Of Va, RECENTLY stalcl in an address
10 the citizens of Dinwiddic, "that ne rcj DICED
to tell them thar he had received orders to
suspend al! coniiscations, that il was at an end"
The rebuilding OF Columbia says the Pho.
nir, gors On with rapidity. Our estimate ia
tliat more than one hundred new buildings are
now III progress. -S-e. e.sesFr
1t is estimated that the number Of Southern
men enlisted, killed and disabled during the
war, will amount to, enlisted .l24.OUV :. dead
aud disabled GOO IL has been asserted
by Northern journals that the losses of the
Onion armies would average three to the Con.
fcdcratcs one. If these figures are anything
near the truth, what au appalling record !
A serious ARRAY occurred at Aiken recently
in which several negroes were seriously wcun.
ded. ~ >;sa
The New Orleans jDcitalearns that President
Johnson has appointed j. Madison Wells, the
Provisional Governor oi Louisiana, and given
hinr the same authority as is vested in Cover
nor Sharkey.
We learn from the Cole mbla Phani {, that
DIR. Dehou and his son were murdered in the
ncighborhooi OF Walt crboro, by the driver OF
his plantation and certain other neg,oe while
he was riding ginhis'buggy."
Reports received. from Gen. Con nor state
thai, be attacked aud defeated large force Of
Arapahoc Indians near the. Dig HQTp, on the
2Sth ct Aucn.t, CAPTURING five. hundred hcGd
oil catt'e and larSe amount of plunder.
We learn that d riot occurred at Concord, n.
c., on the day OF election for members to a
State Coayention; caused by band of law.
less aud dfnuken negroes claiming tho privi'
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Provisionni Government,

NOTICE is hereby given, that from and
~ niicr tho seventh day. Of September
nesi, ibs headquarters OF the Provisional
tsoyeInoE wll be 81 Columbia, where .slt
communications addressed to bin must be
sdiresisd. WM. II. PERRY, s
81 ,s.ss - Private Secretary.
GFeensiIls, S. c., Aug. 20. 1856. 4-st
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A PRoCLAHATIoNl
By the Provisional Governor Of South
Carolina.
ESEcUTIvEbEP SC.

EXECUTIVED DEPARTMENT s.. e. -
. -. - Sea- September 8, 1865.
WHEREAS, a seeming coutiict OF in,
w risdicticn having arisen betYeen the
civil and military authorities OF Soath Gar.
olina, under The Prosisioual Goyernmealo Of
tho State: md whereas, Msjor Grneral,
G!imose, commanding the Dspm tment oil
South Carolina. having sought an interview
with me, as Provisional Governor, in The
psesenee of Major General Meade, com.
handing the Atlantic S.a,ss and whereas,
all matters giving rise TO The seeming con.
flct were atjasled and arranged vita tIe
consen. and approval OF Major General
Nsiss assssS;s {, BENJssaNmasK.
lin FERRY, Provisional Goyernel of the
s;tate oistsoushs e sr6lmr: DO pfoclsim and
make known, that the Victims of this ar
rsngemcnl. are % folio wa: esThat 10 .sllca-
ses where ffeedmen or persons Of co!or are
concerned, the Gousts Of the Provost Mar.
shals shall have exclnsise coghikanco 10 try
and adjust them, Tor The present, and that
III othereasrs sial. be- heard aud jadiea
led by the eisi) courts, mi, .ieipai anthoriJics
and ciyi. .oliiaerss unaerassa aeso; ding 50 ne
laws Of South Caroliaa. Fiat sthts neis ~
counts shall DO opened ands the Provision.
al GoyeIpnlsal, and sa eisiIsand smasiuipal
oiiice5s be allowed TO resume their ihs.al
duties aud discharge them freely milbont
interruption on the part Of Abs military au-
!horitcs PhEt IL is further understood
General Gillmors viii issue q military order
and Governor Perry, VIII n ike manner, -
sue hiss proclape;ioa, msking kaown lhis
arrangement, which Is 60 cSnllnue till riyiI
nuthatitv IL nafsr.lv rsai ar "A IN III. Slsi.,
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The Markets.

& .-.... Il. CHARLOTTE, Oct. 4ih.
Some ! O5 Lales were sold at figures rang
ing from IS to 2li in gold. Z = 80.
- NEw Yony, Sept, 80.
= The quotations nre from "a 10 a cents
in currency. .sese.F
RICHMOND MONEY MARKET.
ss Rfcumosp. Sept 80
+ GoLD-Baying raie isss selling IA 10
.lI5. sA-.s ixN4'i~' e. ~
sBAvx NoTEs.-- Ns4k Csrsli,ial ~ Bank of
State, 30 ). Cape Fear, 35 1; Charlotte, 2sI
Farmers Brhk.s 2s; I.exinstor sa8; Alvrs
chants, 2ss Miners and Planters, rs !; 9th.
ers Is TO 30. .-,..sa,sg iJs.-....4 -. -
!, South Caroiiaa- Union Bank AZ; Pco.
pies, IS Southwestern Railroad %; New
berry, % all others II TO ls. ~
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Niokerson's Hotel,
Columbia, -. @,

VWVuE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
M leased tho large and 'COMMODI
GUS BUILDING known as the "Colum
bia Methodist Female College," will open
i. as a FIRST CLASS IIOTEL, on Sep
tember 7,h. - a-. .......
T. s. NICHERSOS. Proprietor.
Sept. %, ls65-5-l0'.
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The washing. on cotrcspon,lcnt Of ths Ne,

The Washington correspondent OF ths New
York Post writes: at is lelieved here that
Howell Cobb has been Ron charge Of
part eipating in the Andersonydls atrocities =
Horace Greeley has written letter to The
Aegrocs Of Moth Carolina, inrespsnse TO their
invitation for linn to attend their "Cony entisn, y
in which he says to his colored brethrta, .'s:a y
,cherc you Jeio,41." s1S "A
Mr.. jeff Davis has bcsa removed from his
casemate .xEissp, TO quarters assgacd him in
Hon, MMD. Porter, late President Of the
State Senate, is spokcn Of as Lieutenant Coy.
ernor.