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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
Warrington and Washington Ir.
wing.

There Is little annecdote of Washing
ton Irving, whose authenticity is perfectly
reliable, which shows the permanent bias
which may be given to a childs mind
Somebody asked Mr.. Irving il he had ever
seen General George Washington.
"Yes," said be, "twice. Once was on
occasion of some review in the CITY on
New York-I do not know what. I had
been taken TO see the parade, and was lif.
ted in the arms Of my Scotch nurse to see
the general, and Was told that the stately
gentleman on horeback was General
George Washington, after whom I had
been named. And knew, even then, that
il was something to have seen Gene
Washington. Next day I was out walk
ing again with my nurse, when she sud-
denly caught sight Of the general entering
. shop. Clutching my hand Il ;htly, she
hurried into the shop and caught him by
the sleeve, crying,
"'Generall general! here's a BARN
that's called after ye. Will ye no gle him
blessingT
"'Called after me, is be ? said the gen.
eral in a pleased voice, and laying his hand
on my head, said, in most reverential
manner, God bless the little one fore verl'
and went out of the =, shop, never saw
the general again. continued Mr.. Irving,
and l am an old man now; but l can
sometimes, even now, feel the gentle pres.
sure Of his hand on my head, aud know
his blessing abided with me, for have
been blessed"
And the noble head bowed as if to re-
ceive another beuediction; aud those who
heard the simple story grew grave and
reverential, for they all felt that it was
much to have received the benedicton of
Washington. Aud who can tell if it be
not to this incident that we owe the rare
volumes Of the great mans Life for
which we are indebted to the pen of Wash
ing on Irving7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

The surgeon Of an English ship.of war,
used to prescribe salt water for his pa.
tients, in all disorders; having sailed one
evening on party of pleasure, he hap
pened by some mischance to be drowned.
The captain, who had not heard of the
disaster, asked one of the tars next day
if he had heard anything Of the doctor.
EYES," answered Jack; che was drowned
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

AN old sea captain, who was in the hab.
It Of spending bis time while in port
among a set Of hard drinking fellows, re-
turned to his hotel one evening in par
tally intoxicated condition. In going up
TO his room he walked out of one of the
windows on the second story, and landed
upon the pavement. Fortunately he was
not injured by the descent, and upon 60
ing back into the house met the landlord.
"Look here, Mr.. -" said be, "if
you don't shorten the steps in your stairs,
I won't lodge With you any more"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

A TEMPERANCE lecturer, descant;ng up.
on the essential and purifying qualities OF
cold water, remarked, as a knock down
argument:
when the world had become so cor
rupt that the Lord could do nothing with
It, be was obliged to give it q thorough
sousing in cold water"
"Yes,' replied topper, "but it killed
every darned critter On the face of the
EARTH"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

To illustrate the Yankee style of i'm
proving opportunities it is related of .
Northern merchant, who was eating bis
dinner 1t the Battle House, at the time of
the recent explosion at Mobile, that al
though badly cut by the flying fragments
Of tho windows, be managed to rush to
the telegraph Office and send dispatch
to bis partner to ship nothing but put
" and glass" This duty done, he iain.
ted, ard has been in brain fever ever
since.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

People who are resolved to please at
oil events, frequently overshoot themse elves,
and render themselves ridiculous by be-
ing too good. A lady going to a friends
house one morning, ran to the cradle to
zee the boy as soon as she came in; IN.
fortunately the cat had taken up the ba-
by's place; but before she could give her
self time to see her mistake, she ex-
claimed with uplifted eyes and hands
"Oh, what sweet child-the very picture
of bis father p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
Call, Call, all,

ny-We can affordto, and miH sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in parse and
happiness for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and the [mproridcmt,he Epicure
aaa:ac Er:y:!.c r"rch"se cfns.
gfA- Cash for .hc seller a nd satisfaction
to the purchaser, is the business mott of
Mostly Il. d. BOOZE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and all kinds of Produce taken in
exchange for goods.
may30 66. G. II. SCUUSTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
Terms OF the Atlantic.
Esarbgr NfsOp.

fy'.f T. undersignc dha remoseIin sn ows on
-. 49,, s."s~t. where he is now rrcparea to
attend to everything connected with the Tonsorial
art in the 4 fashionable style. The patronaer
the gent .cnu Sioux CITY aud vicnitN pee
ullys collected, julie AnAM FALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
ARCANA WATCH.

a. An ELEGANT NOVELTY IN
IA ~ wATCHES...The OF this
u S'9Watch entirely invention
<A/ posed Of six different metals combined. roll
% together and polished, producing exact imita
sion Of 18 carrot gold, called Arcana, which will
always keep Its color. They beautiful
solid gold, and afforded at oneeight the cost
The case Is beautifully designed with Panel and
shield for name, with Patent Push Pin, aud
cd In the exact style of the celebrated GoId Hunt
Ing Levers, and are really handsome and desirable
and 10 exa ct an imitation Of gold to defy detec-
ton. The movement In manufactured by the well
known st. Jimer Watch Company OF Europe, and
snperby finished, having engraved pallets, fan
cy carved bridges, adjusting regulator, with gold
balance aud the improved gold action, with line
dial and skeleton hands, and il warranted good
time keeper.
These watches arc Of three different sizes. the
smallest being for Ladies', aud are all Hunting
Cases case of six will be sent by mail or Ex-
press for Sis %. single one sent in q handsome
Morocco Case for $40; viii r-aii,y -. :s- :s-cc
times their cost. We sole agents for this watch
IN the United States, and none are genuine which
do not bear onr Trade mark. Address,
GIkAkD w. DEyAUGH Il 60.
JnN-4w Importers, 10 Maiden Lane. NY.
DLANK DE DS for sale at thesioux G ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

| ITO THE PEOPLE OF NE BRASKA
zzs>1z;2: )
e. 60: 6: -. h. -
ss.< :.::: ~ :. ;.ss:s e
look to your Interests.
Before You go to Sioux City to buy your goods,
ct me call your atteut ion to my II rge and we'll
eieetcd stock Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH. GLASS,
AND NAILS,
MyGoods wertbought for Cashin St Loui,a nd
cincinnati and having "a n bust.
ness thise abies me to el my good aslow and a
little lower than theycan be bough telsewhercin
me call be fore You 60 80 sioux Cttvta
buy land II cannotsuityou in price a nd quality
then ma iasK you not to buy. By Cling IN
ooDsforC ASH, lam snableotosoll
Mems Brogan Shoes atfrom Sl,2J.to
Sl,75 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calicoes from
l2l to Is cts. per
yard Lawns IL! cents
and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES
PROPORTIONATELY Low.
stock Of Fatming 1 IN pli m ents, o thelatest
imProv ements and styles, whicfi will be soyervld
cheap. inthisstock WILDE ound
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHS,
SNATHS,
RAKES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
PLOWS,
CULTlVATORS,
HOES, &C., &C.
And sactallnecessary ime tsfo r h ef a rm
and garden. My motto is "Quiek Sales nd small
hts'--what his country wants. Now don't
orget-.itis
ECKHART'S STORE,
Dakota City,
Nhertyou W i'll nd [ he &c art Gle So bean
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

NC HUDSON, WIN j
Hudson g. Joy.

4 TTORNEYS at Law, Sioux City Iowa. VIII
n practice in the Courts Of Iowa and Northern
Nsbrask Ofic ton Douglasstreet scI0-oO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

BLANK DEEDS for sale at the Sioux G ~
ID 1sgbteT Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

E5- This being one Of the oldest estao.
lishments on the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accom- mo-
dation Of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, aud purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
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in Congress =. the same period. Judging from the
sreech reported 10 have been delivered by Mr..
PRppY al Greenve, South Carolina tprcvious to
being informed Of his appointment to the rroris-
ionsl Governorsiry, sc incIiuc to think the Presi.
den, did not know him veil" lilo Inew PEaaY
before his loyalty had bc put to the try ing test
that II subsequently uri,rwcut. and from that
knowledge believed him t. be "trm H. tue ri shi."
Tho speech alluded to Is ottEinly a remarkable
document and we Goubt not that now, since is
suthor las become the heal " tEe
South Carolina State Government, he sincerely
rcpens its uttcrancc. Nevertheless IL WAS
delivered when be probably had no expectation o.
receiving an apo ment from tho Government,
and r. therefore PROBABLY truthful index of bis
fee ing, So fer Tie tenor Of the document is con-
ccrued. i. is DO, unlike tie omRnatous we used B.
have from prominent rebels While tic war was Ia
progre.s with tho exception Of tho advice which
counfels lhe people 10 submit quietly to tho fate
which has bcia.lon them. Ia alludng 10 the over
throw II the rebel l.n ana the failure 10 establish
the Confeicracy, Mr PEngY uaes the first person in
every case. lie ufs about "thc cause Of our
failure Z" speaks Of what ace dill, md throughout
the sT.ech olns-ncs himself with tho traitors who
trc t. utstr, TIC Union. 'lhete ~ NOT no" IA
the Southern states any one who iocs more bitter
~ tic humiliation AMI degradation u gong Lack
INTO tho talon than 90 l." says Mr. PEnEi.
10 Is saying, almost IN 40 many words, that
nc ther DAVE, or BgEcEfNRfDGE. OF BgsJANfN,
or any Of the other rebel leaders dsriorod tho
downfall OF the Confederscy more sincerely than
BshJAEn y. FRaRY-nono 'i moro Bitterly hui
minated than he. There arc many more express
a ons OF kin ired character IN tho speecn lut VIC
refer tho re,isr TO The production itself in smother
column. Nray be that Governor PE.nY will con-
| duct his aim nstra,ion with s.rict regard to ,ho
bss, Interests Of the people am Of the Jn.on. We
sincerely hope 10 may. Yet we venture 10 say
| that u thiss coch had come TO the knowledge Of
tho President previous 20 nhk NJ the appointment
In question, Mr.. PEuRY would not 10 OFT iaiias fJr
tie Government, In South Carolina. It ~ reported
that Governor PVaRY III. arrived At wsshingsou,
having in charge delegation g south Carohninne
who sre seeking pardon for themselves and others,
preliminary to setting the machinery Of Govern
ment In opcrstion in that stste. We hope Nj.
TErRy himself may be pardoned at the earllel, con-
vcnience Of tho President. lie evidently needs 1t
| badly.
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Fi..sei.I News. Markets. &c.

Tev Is-t, "Wednesday, July 10, r. N-Gold
opened this morning ut 1897. sold up to l43A and
closed NJ 1i2S Tho r,nernl stock market closed
duh and ~ 9 rulo lover then ycscrdny. Cove n
ncnt we're stead. The anticpltions OF ,trinrency
in tho money market L-vc rot yet been realized.
On ordinary collaorls the supply coliinuc. shund-
ant NJ per cent, though some arc lending az yer
cont, and Gfk re even per cont In exceptional
cascs. Foreign exchange BANKER 50 day, sterling
was quoted OF 1SN on Change to-day Flour vas
firm for good grades, and dull and heavy for common
brands. sr-inF What dull and dropping. Win
ter was quite firm. Corn Without decided
chanso Oats were ic. better. Pork w.s frmor. ECoi
was quict. Lard wns very irm and wliskcy sa a
shade nrmer
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TuR strikes that arc now In prorre.l In SONS
OF the cites in consequence ~ reduced rates of
wages will probably prove - lie only prelude 10
more general disagree nens OF this kidd, nnle's
employers aud employees can be- made 10 see the
Importance Of recoucilng thor differences by mu-
tunl CONCESSIONS We arc sprrehcnsvo Of this tor
ahc reason that attempts to diminish, 10 some oV-
tort, the present rates Of compensation for labor,
are now to he expected. Waves in general are
very nearly, " not quite, ~ high At ths present
timo as they woro when gold was quoted ~ 2s5 -
when coal was selling at fifteen dollars per ton,
and Lu,ter. groceries, dry goods &c, at CORE
spending prices All those articles have inc, With
o materisl reduction In value; merchants manu-
fscturers and other business rn'n receive les, for
Whist they have " sell and II il natural that they
should have to psy less Tor the labor they en-
ploy. This being tie case considerable NUM-
Der Of employers throughout the country have
decided 10 change their schedule Of wages.
The result Ia that in some cases eiu-
ployos soquiesced In the reduction, others COM
promised upon tho proposed rAtot while others
f.,ly refused to submit to any reduction AMI there
upon "stsuck" Now, the suhiccI OF wages Of tho
vpresent time Is ono Of unurlal importance 10 tho
I,borlng classes, fort Is Ia a Kind ~ abnormal
state and reauirei = careful an impartial cNami-
tion IN tie light OF circumstance Tho compensa-
tion 81 labor wa, never 80 unsettled as during the
last iour wears While ws-es were advancing no
saborer would bind Lirnsclf to work for n specified
,u,n any considersho length Of time, for he know
not how .the price OF consunahle Article. would
rule WAGES rolled up like tte Cow Il the tide.
and now that tho war In over and 'thc pricesr de-
clInipp, IA naturally follows that tho obb OF wace,
mus, bcqiu. In this nituaton IL - greatly
40 tho interest OF all worknrncn to look o.,
ths subject inte'lIeonty and witho,, that
bias agsins, capital which 1. 40 apt TO cloud
1he understanding Of vc'l-mcanlng men.
Every int.gon, lsbor,r will admit that "striles,"
<xcep, In cases Of gross inins.ce are impotie and
damaging 10 the interests Of lSbor. They throw
men on, of employment who are dependsnt upo,
sheir daily labor for support thcy make fearful in.
uoads upon th. little sum of savings that has been
accumulated by hard work, and how often do they
-cc3mphsh the end rroposelS Nobody ,,lsputes
Aha right OF man OF of A BODY of mon 10 AtrlLc
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DEATHS.

ltMB-BiGret Lamb, ared 40 ypa-s
Tho friends and relatives, and ESQ thrsc ~ her
broiheS-in-law, ThomPs Lamb, Eaud. hi Ia Dnd
frsncis Campbell, respectfully Invited 10 attend
- =, July 2Jth, 70 -. BridTcfs Church whore Rn-
QUEEN Mass vail be offered ~ o'clock Tor the rcyyse
OF her soul, and from thence 10 Calvary Gene
LlTTLE-On the 10Th inst, Eliza Little. tie BE-.
age.
The friend. and scruan'snce. ~ the flrniiv arc
Thursday afternoon, 9th int. Al u',lyct. from
her late reddeuce, $50 seventh II. III
mcGREGDR -- On Tuesday morning, july 18th
htAinOhd john eidost and ouly sucyiviug -0 OF the
iat, James and AafsaIet scIresOr Gtod years "a
he relatives ami friends Of his mother are fearacl
lully invited u attend the funeral, on Thu. ..ay
~ eTnO0n' 2th ins', ~ o'clock tom hct Ic-idUucc
NOV numhgfy 81 ioid 2i2l wesI 10Th 81. Tue C.
MAINS Hui lie takon " \ ORR BAy Cent ter. Z,g
fliEk-On Tucsdsy, 18Th inst, after q LINGERING
hihe--, George IJyT, G"cI ~ yenss.
The funeral Will take place thl- tThursdNt after
nooh, A. o'clock from has late residence, US sUutA
4th 81, WilligiHsuurgn.
POWERS-On "Wednesday morning July 10Th
Mr. Cstharinc Poreu wifi, Of Niu1ce Povcfs, aseI
D. years.
lior remains will he taken from her late r,.i.
dcncc 90 seventh IT. At oclo X, FRIDAY tu1rutnv.
whc.eas iynn kcli en- Mas viii he offered Tor the
itpoec OF her tOui. thence " Galway Ceuit.Cr,.
lht friends ana HcVusIutanCrs Of the family. and
those OF her SONS, EiN nrJ gnd Maurice are ft-p.c.
III H. ihvi.,d tO attend. 40
SHpErs-On Tuesday, July II, Maria, wife Of
Jones Shorts
Tho relatives aaa friends 81 The family mo re-
fpcctiuly invited 70 attend the iuncral on !nuif-
day Afternoon. 10th int, at oCiCca, iIOm her late
read roc, % ave lot. IN and 10Th az. 80
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1866.
President johnson aud the Monroe
Daetrinp

TuF indications ofs determination on tho part OF
our Government 70 vindicste tic principle Of tho
Monroe Doctrine In the case Of Mexico, src gradu-
ally becoming nor, apparent. lis now reported
that Tie rsccn, spstch Of Secretary HARLAS in
Washington, In which be favored The expulsion Of
HAxtatLiAr by The United States was ian exact
expression Of tho Presidents views on tie Mexican
question" There Is strong ground for believing
this insertion. when ANDREW JonSoos was In
Congress-, the Monroe Doctrine had no more ardent
friend than he, and there was mono more hostile 10
monarchisl government Gu Ais continent or else-
whers. Hc wss thorough Republican then, sud
shere Is no reason to bel eve tina, his sentiments
htvo undergone chsug'. Besides This he " a
man Of The people, AMI knows that tho usurpsiion
An Mexico rs obnoxious to the popular will The
question ~ surutnding the Mclean monarchy
may .hereforc bo regarded as question OF uins
rather than Of result The heavy force Of Federal
sroops on the Texan frontier indicates that Jesl-
Gus watch IL hsnccforth ~ DO kept upon tie I'm.
pcrial Government, ,nd that ample pro
vision IL to 10 made for any crnergencF
Tho policy Of tho President viii prohahli IL 10
give France ample time to withdraw from Mexico
and TO avoid q collision II possible The country
has had q purfen q war. and the heavy debt Which
has been incurred by It admonishes thC Govern-
men, no, TO get iuto any foreign ontangeme that
can be honorsbly avoided nut soine develop
mont calculated 10 show plainly Tho purpose Of
the Government upon this subject may shortly DO
expected. Inc nLAIHs have turned Il into poh1-
Seal question, AMI Il will not be strange II VIC SEQ
"Mon.oe doctrine" emblazonsd upon party ban
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The Atlantic Gable.

A private letter from NJ. Cyrus W. Field, states
that the G,eAI Eastern would probably leave the
More On tho 1lth, and Vsents on tie 18th Of July.
All representatives Of the press Of England,
hucri.a and Franco, are to b. excluded iroGI tht
Grya' Eastern during she las Ing OF the cable the
Tcl,, raph Construction Company having cLarre
ui iAe cable lelieylnE this Cuurgc NEE. rssry, as
some MENTORS Of the press nI...nt eutrr into con-
vcrssIop with thu e. qnecrs, and ,hus distract
their AIcutiou from tAUir highly important ,iu-
no". A journal Of the trip and IT, results, viii,
how,Nc., lie furnished tho Associated Press i'm
mediate upon She arrival ot ,le Great Eastern at
II arts Content, aud tAo connection Icing mace
wish tho shore 1T that terminus % the line. A
the cat IT, across the Cult OF 81 Lawrence, between
Cape l'rr'on, \. D., and Newfoundland, Is now
y rlouGir duInugci tor the hrst sine In seven or
ei3ht years If probable the messages from and 30
the cable VIII have 20 no scut across the Gulf 10y
steamer, which will delay the press ports from
four to six hours Should there hc enough Of ,he
Atlantic cable lett 10 stretch across the Gulf $50
miles,, NA.eh 10 conf emily expected, II wall, We
unoe' stAnd, uo ami, iia.ey laiI, aud thus, in a
lew days, nut ou'y restore the continuity Of the
| New York and Newfoundland limo, but plAcs tue
two continents IN uninterrupted telegrapAic eom.
| munlcEtIon.
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TnErr Ia apparently but LITTLE rrospcc, Of a
reconciliation between lie Btrset contractors aud
tao Old employees Of the department The former
are prosecuting their wors az rapidly As possible,
anil although their force Is comparatively small,
they are steadily increasing II. Tho old swee 5crs
and cartmcn continue to hold meetings, at which
their doe to persist IN III. strike dsily
renewed. They have noS been IDLE twenty days.
and she ssr.k, has already proven All expensive
institution. Allowing that there are SIX hundred
swecpcrs and two huudred cartmc', ~ tho former
of whom tho contractors offered one dlllN aud
sevon,y-iye cents day, and to tho latter four dol
lars It will be that the sweopers have lost in
tie aggregate ,wcnty-ono thousand dul.AS and
tie csrImcn sixteen thousand dollars-thrty sew
en- thousand dollars n all.
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.


NhN bhhs diN ~ I'"'s
We have very nearly repetition OF last weeks
ranAstons for the hais Of prcFsnt report, moth
Ing worthy OF special note having trsnspIei In the
general produce market. Trade ecncralb has been
quite active since last and 20 continues to rule
Notwithstanding the slight adyrnc' in gold some Of
the leading article, Of produce lower to-day, -four
having been reduced leo aud wheat and PC. A fair
business ia doing In butter, hut prices remain I'M
chaurod. Ergs, OWING 10 admitted supply, are much
higher bCing quoted at Jaasc OF meats, veal nad
mutton are lower Will, pork and beef Is advancing.
Old rotatoe, have anicst entirely disappeared from
the market, while varieties ere abundant but
eorlnian ! ID, snced prices. We tote.
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The POkeepsie Boat Rncc-A CInIm O
Foul Put IN by the Pokeepsie Crew.

Tho following is irom the Poksepsie EAGLE Of
yesterday
TIC great four-2arcd boat race between tho
pokeepso boat Floyd T. T. Fields, and the Now
York burt Samuel Colyer, came Oft opposite n $
city on Tuesday, and was witnessed by nearly
eight thousand people. Between four and Eve
Z. N. tue two boats were Towed into position
VI Ihe stake boat the Floyd L. f. Fields
occupying the outside track. At given
signal tho two started, the New Yurk
bos. taking the lead, wnen midway between
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A Model r-oyisioun, Governor.

wnp> the delegation Of South Carohna citizens
wsiicl upon President JonSsyS for the purpose Of
urging the appointment Of 8 Provisional Governor
Sor their State, they mentioned, among ether
names, that Of BEsJAMrs + PTY as a suitable
person for the position ~ know DRSJANES +.
PERRY WE'LL" sand the President ami alluded to the
bet that PnIy and himself were representatives
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TIME seems to 10 no LONGER doubs that NuDD,
OLAuGnLIS, AHNoLD and srASGLEE have been
sent TO tho Dry Tortugs- instead Of to the Albany
Psntenti.ry, as was reported Tho cause ~ this
procedure evidently was o. pace THO criminals I've
yond the reach Of writs from the civil courts and
thus prevent the snnulment Of tho work Of the
NJ litsry Commission. 30 far IS tho location for
serving out the sentence 10 concerned It In quite
well that Ne conspirstors have been seut to this
barren SPOT, where hey will not consaminsto more
respectable williams. TIE Toriugas is about the
las. SPOT on earth that any man would select for >
residence; snd as for being closely confined there
Il Ia about the worst fate that corlu befa culpr.
Tho sea aud tle sky will he all they viii have 10
look upon. They will be as cflectuully shut out
frou the world asn they were immured in a dun
seon, and will 10 alone with their guilty con.
| n.iencrB