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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-26
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ni6t nit SA~iebgepebren" nno ,,Gine l~reuoiee

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men beute Abeno Die beicen 2ultipiele ,,5piele
ni6t nit SAieb9eipebren" unb ,,Gtne lrenoiqe
ueberraidun9" our 9luffiibrung.
- Safe tn's sfa nb.-IGe Yerfonsu
peihe 0te9ieruus5pafie tn'a IuSlaub b~ebitrfen, t6nnen ee
nStbiae AuStunft in Der gSeder Office er6alten.
~ I'm bic s rauen. - g6enn sic eineu guten
0as=Ofen baben tppIen, nebuIeu sic feiuen anbern ale
einen bon Der rNmerican Wicter Comp" sema6t. 0iele
@as=Sien ftub bic befen inn @ebrau@, unb nit ben leb.
ten Serbeieruuseu oerieben. tp9eu, BADEN unb braten
unb iine III ieeer QSeiie sufrieeenfteIenb. &c finb anbtre
Sorten bon 9asDfen 5um gerfauf auSgebpten, eieieIben
Iinb unopatommeu. Sarum ieben sic f@ Dor unb taus
fen teinen dnetrn ais nit tr Wiarfe ,Nuerican Neter
&c." oerleber. Bon Der Sequeuli6feit unb @riparni6
ipereen Sic ib ielbft iib:r5euSen. gu eertauien finr hte=
lelben bel alien @asftters unb Soule Surnilbius Stores.
l29iun1Ottiat)
yGteScria9e Don Sunft<2 trtifeIn
uub DEPOT fHr
Seine Hnp g~eDdblte lltbOgrapb. &~unltperfe,
tfaia q unb tn Sarben
6trtS an Sant rnb auf H~3easauns aneefsrttet:
Gciimss IHc @fsilers Spiesei,
Spfa= Mnr g.rrusSiidbe, gE
BIZ. feline persOItete Rabnten
ua6 aGe &rttset bc 3u einsra @tobl fsment trfer gIolt sc.
h6ren. Wetre YiariDtuR9 3ur NnferttsAng pbtaer @eeen.
8ptt5uile al %etpGbren.
9ers 4aanseu tnr rttae Atttf I, ,prie 'Gr @taS- glatten
FIR Stpres uut ~g8ObnbaGi + pirfen ~SsItefer:.
Gine &5endle t. S&asrte III nit Gem Stpre Derbunetn.
Jameg Sr9tr,
i3Tr mai III gO8 80. Rdlttmprear.
- JpDu = y 10 c, Der aite GrtebenS
O1ibter, mirb btermit as ein &aneibat fir bas Sd riffs
Amt emHfobIen uuo Ser @ntIdeibuug Der nnbeoiugten
rpalen @onOention unternprfeE. Et
(NPi26-1mlb12p) '@7e.'.-- unipM.
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Scr G:th.r.Sns.aon.

Naf9StGte, q. Suit, gtt6ter Mur-
lEal erlteB etnen 6obea5 Corpus 8efe6l an
Gen. 1bputoS, pen Gmerl on Gtbertp9e an Die
GtpiI6ebSrDen a,t53ultefern, bp0 pteIer bertel
itA auf 9raf 2incOln'S @rOcIamattUn, ipeltbe
Die 9a6ea5 Corpus @cte l~uapenptrt, 1tnb lie
ferte Dem 0errGtRr ntGt aus. b..
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gu S%Samiliens
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ser Dams &r n9tsbIanb 2tsbt*, Capt. s. s., sir.
retn, IL tn Der eieeantefrn Detfe FerseriG.et wDrtsn uni
Fabrt nnnn,sbr rseeinaete tn ~fDlsenter gDetfe: Der Dam.
mad " nnappIts GAZETTE tSrSSe, 30
a. { + unb Snrhd; NIT btefem Dartbfer fabren5e Der(c.
nr babln ~eeuueeao 3ett, UNI tn Der &aseae 6rrDe sineu
areBen Ehstl hes Gd8es subrtn8en anb Neenbs ~ rsdtet
3ett nab Talttrtors taredtebrsn gu tOnncn.
YbeniGns tatrtr 0tlmdbt8 ieeen Dtenfas anb Breia8 BET
@ee!s aa6 Wat!ts Giver 8errp usb ,mrEG. Derielbe per.
ldBt BIN gTbarf ufn 7 ubr R0rgens. ~
EB~ Gantltea-& ycurRDaS Is. Biaete rerten In Der nf1cs
Ode bon QiGbt- unb &nnbsnfr. ~berfduft. '
fiinn2wffl Same$9 DIItnabeah
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0DleS;col asuroeuore goffce1

Wafbtn8tDn, .. {. "a Suit 1855.
Nertauf IN 9ndibtnatpn anf pffsner Mutttpn am Moataa, b,n
T. @u8nlt. 1860 psn etner 9rreen Guant, tat unbral6ba,er
- Sp!pitdl-5p6 elm unp 81 tten, beftebsnb In
III Seitea, tF=& 81 Selbbettem
1872 nteg .9eusr 4?6 Strob-aPatrasex
l8i G!eafSppte 1888 DeGen
800 9rtf Gtnnfr 1850 Bettpfe
294 Tefer.Gtner 900 8ettlateu
1872 Hr6in8fs StIble 5000 Rtaeu
le1 grpss S3et!enel so! Dfeblldder
2 9SaG1fen III" i, lO74I3 flolhsn
,1u94 etitrae Ssttfeuen 99l Iragbabren.
Iieffr SabsI,i fSHeI, 2eud ter uub cine Ouantitat o,tsS
3tnn, Gupfer unb Btehpaareu.
Sdufer ftn6 pe tft4tet tb,s ga6en binnen S Gas.n sn
bern Uertauf stage an 9ertGnet III ~entfernen.
8eftn9an8en baar IN Reste. u~nssfonb8.
~ Y. 9 utberInn 5.
iz41Il-7auei Suriepn Il. g. u unb Wteb. Dursebsr.
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9GuS S1eip @ore.

STEM gOrf, 25. Suit. Die ygrpreB"
Iast, DAP YratOeut Sobnon bieler Sage anf
elmer Sour pur6 Die Titltden Staatea bier
berfpmmen tptrO, &pu9erneur NuDretp III in
ter Stapt. ais
@en. 9cOfer ttelt beute cine gtepe an pas
102. 81. 9. 8e9t. 8
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E-nElfY.c ylrleiI.
rclas IN ser eusliiatn eife ea.palten fub.
. q III : " IL i {

IA II kNlI Ees
MrS 81 qadmann, Wts g Blum Wrs 6 W 8led, Nirs
s Grunp, WtrS &Jen &fert Mrs Grid, Mrs s. @runbaum.
NRrS Gliabstb Q'nSeu, Mtrs Y W'tuer Wtrs 6 Nprtt. Wtrs
y Jtufner, OttS 3atit!a Sapler, Mrs y SGEeibert, 6 Do
seigaet, Nntb . utnan, Wss g 9Ierttne, Mrs ~93etsbrps,
2vttB Y 2Dtntcr.
SRTIEnttre "a,
Y Gsler, z ) Nrifr, s s M6ermpn. @e1 NJ 8adman
Or s 9 Bed, S +G3enbt, Wr B,ttruf - Blum Il itrant. u
Btanb i Spltph, ID eDtsn, s Drrf, u etlentGrp, Saert
GdarO, 1sp &oerRarp, Q0m S 6rtlt, PRO- &Ulbimitp, Sofepb
@0pib, S t@rtnan, Qclsman u Siter & G~aufGan, SEP Eef,
) 8reter. u &aapp 0Wp " SeaaS. ! 8pder, " . etnnts
surg, y Msifttr, SEQ Jabe, S . Reibede, M{r RpssraIs IS
JtOlsnbeI8er, S J%plsnt1ei, y Scbreibrr, DR. Sdiefsrbedtr.
8 Shwab, Gto Stnrm, : Gtrdub, W Ssepf, Gep Strpbs
ner, ! g6it.
GOI0GttnItre.
& gcntn6sr, 6 Bslder, u 10 Gauabart, u Gtfenbortt {.
Ism Gpaented. 81 S ~QaeeemGa, (SeD Gnapp, S AptGCr.
? WeenB, . 9ausI 8 Rpienberp, y Rad, S . 1topp. SEQ .
Smart, 8 Npanan, 9sbn % %2bifFnser, n 9DOIie, s Q0s1.
ma, 9 23aear.
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aGe bis9er anf8esebeuen gbren@W ittg(iebstartsn fint
suriifseso9eu.
q. %. 0OebeI, grai.
(2lth2I) 9alias @tef@, Ger.
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81. -. 81.

NOts trirS bisrntt eesesen, buB tie II. srCse t~tre'niste
5antlteu s9rturltoa br Mmeriran prpteltant &G;eiattsn
am RitttrUG, ben 8. au8uf, f~tattfinben mlrf., ~
Der 0nrrpfer @ecrgta perl it rem Ytabthr. gDtdrT fir ben
unn6sribonen 3aabun5epiaS SrirrO TX ubr MDrsens Mnt
tssrt UNI 8 uQr hhtlbsn Atenes Suru6. Gines Der beaen
Dt ftrrrpS Der start tn tneasItt fur bietn Gas.
&sscrelm g~onf2estcn ,rp uab Dinner rptr6 GI benz Tam
pier 81 5tabtp. etlen lerOtrt. Gptritupfen nnb 9tawpt ~er
cen ntdt erlaubt. ta aut. aat- .aN .a5lI
y Eif:tS limo nttt AM 8spte, ipnhern nur be! no@aettnetm
Sprtte ;u bdben;ti 4a i7'f' - s
af @bas Gibbs Sac WcDSwtH p sg
Sobn ID Stewart can WatptrtcFp all
ggm & gDbseIer W oGe0ele s.iss4(
Gam 0ltuer ScRpp N9NcH t
GtaS Samtltcn Jel 2ppS sklr
'@ Spfepb Sdtrte tP@' gNm SnDtrmsso
NIeyan6sr Wsaaarp Ssfspb aDGre.
SdS 9rubten
EiSsts rs 90, 2tnber 40 Cts. (2$vtwFss0
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Ser grnBe S6abamtsSS iebfaBt.
@rneer ftamfcnS 0pnars pcrtnist.
Ger Oteb entbe6t,
(9IuS beu WoIb. Gtor,) n

SIN lebten Stunt wurpen 125 gpttt6 5n
$1,000 in, @habomt oermiBt nnp nte etfrtg=
item Na6fOri9unaen anseifeat, ben Oteb gu
entpe6en. Hfs b5taJF @t
@m lebtem @amitag reiiten bic @e9eimpp=
ltsiRen Glaroun unb MicDepitt nad Newg)prf,
tnoem Gerpa6t auf einen %. G. NbtttleleY,
fri6er Glerf in Der @nleibeOfFce, 9efa4ep mar.
sic ~ver6afteten i'm uno braGten i'm bterber,
Die 8onp5 wurpen naA eifrtger gla6fpr<
iAung in ieinem 9auie in einem Granddaughter
0eritedt 9efunOen.
@btttlele9 ma6te etnen ~Delperaten Gerfu6,
auf leinem transport bierber Splt ber Gar at
entprin9en, a4io.I
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Sis ,reue QEuIeihe.

9btGabeGpbia, 25. SuIi. Sic Sub
f~cription ouf Die neue 9lnIeibe belief fub beute
ouf $5,750,3OO.
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TIr 0Birtbe4

z BcRen 6tmbeersS9rup. ~trotlfdmedeub VI
f91a farbi8, iebe aDUAe irtl@, per sane So.
u. d ter, Npptbeter.
f25ht3n i2rhIm) Freheri6 Rnnh. a~sasnhbsr 60 sa,rS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-26

Is. @nrD.
Bar Qefaliacm 8eabtnno-

Gltsrn, wet&e eefrnren ifnb, itrsn Stnbern p6brenb Ter
Sfrten grtDGt, untsrriGt %ertpeiitn su lafeu rnSsea anfro aen
bet IS. MuIlers
imIfpl 2sNrsr In Der Gndpp i6sn S&uIe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-26

&attief 3iaAsrs uno 'aa5a9ra
..AalGiAf Streiap- Jiiemsu
ietfr as ssfsAssH,e ~ fsHxAa
sen. ga = k4tsBAa
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.r.. s....sz (Gtn9e( anbt.) sg- ..t' .-
Caodb cine Gpifpbe Ses sfep gOrFer gGuscrfeSses.
Inter ben id6niten, ipenn ni6t ais Die i96nlte
Der Gbrengaben, tpet6e BON ben peririeoenen
$50. @eiangpereineu ibren Soften lberrei6t
puroen, seidnet lia Die pom GD &erein 6 III
Dem bieiI9en 8erein Nrion 0ez
lpiometc pprtbeilbaft aus. Nuf benz 8ic gllc,
mo belize 8ereine in briioerliher gintradt Az
iammea campirten uno inter frSbli6em Sanqe
oas pra9tpple Srintborn, ipeldeS ais 9edel=
5ieroe ben aus maiiioem Si(ber aesclIenen olten
9rie6iiden Singer Arion, auf feinem Dolphin
ilbeno, trd9t, mieoer rrlo rpieoer ~freilete, erl6iez
men unerpurtet 5wei 9amen, bic cine eiinen FL
bernen 9urtpea, bic anpere einen berrli6en
6ranS trageno, welbt ie u1S nit eben 10 bersz
li6er mie 5ierliGer glnipra6e ais @ait9el6ent
Der Gupbpnia lib. rrei@ten. llnler 8rdiioent,
6err S6u9munn, e~ripioerte einige pailenoe
8orte, wel4e bic ~freuoi9e ueberraIdung uno
bic ,,aufridtige Nnerfennhng Der SreunoidaTt
uno 8rioerlihfeit, in pelder uns bieie Nncen=
iiberrei9t muroen, auSoritten. Spfort murbe
Der 8e9er nit solonem Nbeinwein aefiillt unO
elm Sod aui bic idSnen Sarbrinserinnen, Elm
speitsS auf ben @erein @uphpnia uno Elm, britt
teS ouf Die bauernoe Sreunbldaft bes 8altimpe
rer Nrion unb 6er ND. gupbOnia boanerte ourA
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StmOn's Spiel,

- ssse @atbin9tDn &j0rfen.
Benniplu. gpenue.
~ = Dieter beiaunte 8ersnasuussplas aebt Sc.
~NAR~ .retts I'm 6rGbItnes9eranbe td wno bte Coars
tentrtrtti2aft n fur httleu Srssraer wieper aut pas 8eauems
Re etnstrtGtet. Wlcrsen, fprie
Seten SOnntas,
rerotn EtntcnAbe, &tSeredrt,. 3afee unb fpnftee Grfriftun
gen eerabreiht. Su satlrttGem @efu1 Iapet ss1esenf Elm
p (Apr29iISd) ~ slA 43 Hs@ SttD 8enner.
R@ ARpntda Mtenb erpFes Concert aEsaeflh.t
bonn 8. o. st. &ts, NufteUrr&.
q ~ a7T y! Connecticut xGbaf u!
IS 4tRen bic fetnfen DedbldtIer, aud 80 Rites lln.SIs,,
unb GtnIdse DSrjneItder 0uentttdt, ev pFna {oeben mnS
cHtrtrt ~ btuiaen pretieu . -a4atrt
r SOB. So % ShrSber,
HrIA' @gl4 ~ sx6duas Stncs nnbs So 10
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[21iuli2WI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
;OQ0 a MONTn FOR s5ho-spLENnIu

Tea store, rtock and fixtures.
with a tea route Of 42b good customers worth fhU q
month clear, that All be rhorn Price $3.50 sto. T.
aud hktuICs worth 1880, wholesale price. Apply toe
Y da{ alter IN, 500 Atlantic st, above noytr
Brooklyn. ll3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
DANT FINISHERS WANTED A MN

hrof girls to Hnish alter machines. tho hs,t Of
T6eyes paid g good hAnds. AppB at 2l9 Canal Il
JOHN CONDOR. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

A Sa sL, INTELLIGENT INT n YOUNG woman
z, soneray u'eful s good ieon,trcss. Gail At 262
Mott n, let foor az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
INSTRUCTION.

A T TOwNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACAD-
4 l. emy, Z60 Borery, helos Houston IT. Bookk.ep-
me, writlne, Arithmetic, Algebra spelling, tram
mar &c, taught without clArsus, day aud evening.
leH.hcls pitpued Tor any gfa's. Rooms Tor lndos,
ana private Instruction. all
RANJO AND ETHIOPIAN Jig, AND
burlesque Dancing, taught by the fenowned
JoiN bOuAN, Manufacturer Of the Banjo Terms
20 per cout-. us East Houston IT. In the store f6S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

RoY WANTED-ABOUT Is, IN A FAMILY
- srooery rtoIe. Apply at al Ninih ave 10
RAISTERS on LINEN COATS WANTED,
Ia lY6th st. Harlem, let "a and ID ave, let house
Ipin o. hNFs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

EOR SALE-A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
- 21G 10 feet street paid for will Re sold fort
9Th aud 9th sts. south Bfooklyn AT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

BLACKSMITH = SITUATION WANTED
- BY young man Of ~ years experience who un.
uetttands the bus mes In general Aldrs,. NJ
KELLY, s. Beaver 1t, n y, or IA Hicks At, BrooI
lyu wv s,n'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

EOR SALON LONG ISLAND, 2h1
hour ride from the city, small farm Of I'll acres.
nottAhlo farm hourc, 10 acies improved; Garden
and hold OF rye, corn aud pntatoos COW and lot ~
fowls some farming tools, &C. all for ~ 1850 Title
perfect, nee from tncunbfance and possession immo-
14l FULTON At. t02
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

EDR SALE-TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
- 40 West 4Sth st, bot. lOth and 18th avos. I'm
quirc on the premises. SiS
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

y LARGE HALL To- LET-SuTTABI.K For
societies, parties other business. also email
rooms. Enquire Of A. +. HAZARD, l2v Greenwich
ave
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SO0Q-ACRES OF ME FARMING Ana

" ~ ~ uinl ot land IN fouurj lvaniA, only hours
ride. Tho owner will trade exchange Tor civ.
brooklyn uf jersey property, aud pay the balance in
cash. Apply 10 PAfIEN, les Division o., land
Office. IS3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

GIRLS WANTED FOR EXCELLENT STU
~ atioN, IA ctl o. couAtr', ~ cooks, laundTcsses,
," lfnstressts ciAIulesuuils, lousoW orKers, pits
lately tudei, &c. Apps u Employment Ilouse lss
RIO 'LiL Il, coz 9Th ave. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

STABLE AND WORKSHOP To LET Ar
- lol l7sh IT, bct. TIL and ,th svcs ~
WANTED To RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w store and . good basement, In any part Of tho,
city, for manufacturing or houfn with rotkphOp or
shed la the roar Address. statl NJ rent and par
uculafs, TO II IL LIAM, bi W 42d 1t 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

A TTENTION-ONLY FOR 75c. LADIES
4 htsusht 70 operse on Wheeler wilson's sewing
mnehnes In all IL brAnchce by an experienced oIe-
90, IN the DRUG store aga
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S6OO WILL BY A VERY NICE LOT.

y .. w garden farm Of 10 acres, with god
handsome largo BAN, milet from Jamaica, tho
kocEaray tuai pleasant ride IRON the city, With
ACRES Of HpArapus, 5 acres o0ru, IotAto's,
&c; all M bo sold tor tl,,p, half cash Apply iH
the Long Island Land Once, lUj Division street. ~
lam igf sale low zOJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05

A RTIFlCIAL FLOWERS = WANTED 50
a good hands TO mafc ro.cs and rossbuds. Good
vssss and steady work. - wAkcru BI4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-05
THE HORACE WATERS GRAND sona,-


u thlr day dlsso,Cd hy mutual colscnt JOsiAJ
6. HlNI JACOB Il. sCutNCK. Dated April !,
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13
DIE ID


VA At Arkadelphia, Arkansas, on the 10th of Au-
gust, Rev. ALEXANDER BEArrIE, aged forty
one years. He was native Of Ireland, county
Of Antrim; received his literary and theologi-
cal education in his native land and removed to
this country eighteen years ago, during which
time he has been engaged in preaching the COS
pei. Ho has left widow and four children to
mourn his loss. r,il..|.f -f -.r .r.V.
The dead need no eulogy; especially they
who sleep in Jesus Yet their example may be
profitable to the living. The example of our
deceased brother is well worthy Of imitation
As q man, he was kind and benevolent almost
to a fault. calm and dignifed in hi. manncrs-
commanding the respect Of all. As a christian,
he was sincere learner in The school Of Christ,
meek, humble and consistent, having the conf
eence of all As minister of Jesus Christ, ha
was earnestly devoted to his work. separated
unto the gospel of God,' making this his great
business. Believing that 'faith cometh by hear
ing, aud hearing by the word of God,' he la
bored to preach that word to his dying fellow
men, and earnestly desired to see and hear Of
tie success Of the gospel in the conversion Of
souls BY his life he has left undoubted evi-
dence that he has gone to his rest, TO realize
the declaration of Gods werd. Blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord, from henceforth;
Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their labors and their works do follow them =
For him to live was Christ. and TO die was
gain. ..r tY NJ J w.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

English CoNMENTs on TIE ATLANTIC
CABLE FAlLURE.-I'he London Times says
The result Of the proceedings on the Great
Eastern demonstrate the feasibility of the At
lantic telegraph. The principal difficulties of
the enterprise are overcome. The failure en-
sued from accidents which may be called pro-
voking from their littleness. Explanation is
required. The haulingin apparatus was defec-
tive, but the experience gained may enable the
Company to redeem their error and accomplish
the real work. fI .s .r. J..Is n . 4
The Daily News censures those who were
responsible for not having on hand a sufficient
quantity OF hauling in tackling, but says that
although the facts warrant disappointment they
don't cause dismsy, but on the contrary point
to ultimate success, and assuming the three
companies interested can make the necessary
arrangements at once, it is nor impossible that
attempts at telegraph communication with Amer
ica may be commenced before autumn has pass
ed. n ,5.;..E -....... f........ .... -, o..
The other Journals also regard the prospect
of the cable from hopeful point of view, al
though some express fears it will not he recov
cred, and that the enterprise will fail for the
present The opinion, however, is general that
ultimate success is only question Of time and
money
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

The Indian Council, which will con-
vene about the 1st of September at this
place. and not at Fort Gibson, as has
been stated enormously by the press
e nerally. promises to be big thing -
Some twenty-five or thirty tribes, from
the Arkansas frontier to New Mexico,
will be represented, and it is expected
that from 10000 to $4,000 Of the dnsky
children Of the plains will be in attend
ance. They will Of course be fed and
cared for during their stay by the Gov
ernnent The council was 10 have been
held at first at Fort Gibson, but ia view
Of the greater eligibility for that purpose
Of Fort Smith, on account of the tele-
graph facilities with Washington, and
other important considerations the Sec
retary of War ordered the change to be
made upon the recommendation Of Gen.
Reynolds, commanding Department. and
Gen Bussey, commanding at this place.
.rU- I4H Fort Smith Era
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

Cairo, Aug. 23.-Guerillas or robbers
have cut the telegraph wire between Pa
ducah and Smithland, and carried off 200
yards Of the wire. It is supposed they
intend mischief.
The negroes at Memphis are threaten
ing to become serious charge, and mil
itary orders have been issued to arrest
all found without employment or money
with which to support themselves
Those found without means are to be
compelled to enter the service of the first
planter that wants them. The order
states without this course being pursued
at least $4,000 Of the Memphis negroes
would have to be fed this winter by char
ity, or starve in the streets A--ff Mn.
New York, Aug. pa Havana let
ter of August IL says: Gen'ls Preston
and Walker left by the steamer Elder,
for England, intending to go TO Halifax.
Gov. Moore will remain in Cuba until
his fate is determined.
Genl -Magruder is in the city Of Mex
leo ready to take employment, if he finds
it. 5u --.
aa Capt Maury has found service with
the Emperor; as superintendent of a ma
tional observatory. which is to be estab
lished, and Maj. Mordecai, as topograph-
ical civil engineer, will be associated for
the present with Col. Talcott in charge
Of an important branch Of the public
railway service. rw
Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith remains
here to communicate with his friends,
but of course he desires to return to
Florida. where he would be Of great SER
vice in the establishment Of good Gov
ernment, as well by his sound Judgment,
industry and influence at home, where he
is highly esteemed, as by his own con-
viction as to his duty for the future, and
that of citizens of the country who have
played out their dream of independence.
New York, August 27.-Mexiean ad-
vices state that news had reached Vera
Cruz of the victory over the Liberals,
near Pueb!a, previous to the l4th, and
that, at the time Of the steamer leaving
Vera Cruz, on the 14th, the French and
Austrian Vessels were firing salutes.
The Imperialists have been twice re-
pulsed from Zongentica.
An expedition was organizing 10 drive
the Republicans out of chihuahua
1t is reported that Negretta lost half his
men and all his horses retreating from
Matamoras.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

SOLD 'EM.-Such large numbers of ne
groes focked to Memphis, from the plant
ations in the vicinity, that they became
q nuisance to the inhabitants. and an i'm
pediment to business. Various police
regulations We're adopted 70 arrest the
turbid inundation But the tide contin-
ued to flow, and the colored ladies and
gentlemen became more overbearing and
troublesome. Forbearance ceased to be
a virtue, and the Provost Marshal solved
the question, by ordering all stragglers
back to their homes, or out of the city,
under penalty Of being sold for vagrancy
Many were sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, and prompt punishment,
meted to every offender. Memphis il
now clear Of negroes.
Little Rock PaRtograph.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

7 CoTToN.--We lay before our readers the fol
lowing extract of a letter from a commission
house in New Orleans to a gentleman of this
place, of the 25th ult: t-
whilst we are prepared to give strict aite,i-
ton to all consignments of cotton to our address,
as soon as our friends may consider it advisable
to ship, we do not think we would be doing
them Justice to recommend shipment at present,
notwithstanding the advance in the market du-
ring the past week. We are fully convinced
that the stock of cotton in the interior has been
greatly exaggerated, and in our opinion prices
must consequently materially advance later in
the season. The scarcity of shipping here at
present and high rate of freight, together with
the unsettled condition Of the money market,
tend very much to retard commercial transac-
tons, and we think Should have its proper
bearing among holders Of cotton
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-13

MASSACHUSETTS AND TIE NEGRo.-The
Mobile Advertiser and Register, in an article on
the negro, remarks: ...I,r ~ .-,
Massachusetts, has not exhibited very prac-
tical benevolence ef feeling toward the negro,
for it is one Of The incidents Of the late war,
that when the Federal Government became en-
barrassed by the number of negroes that flocked
to its armies, il made request of that State to
receive and care for certain numb er of them
Gov. Andrews fatty refused to allow one Of
them to come into tho State. Tho negropho-
lsm that rants in the pulpit and the Lecture
room, is of a chesper and mere paying kind
than that which feeds AMI clothes the hungry
and the naked Africaa t+