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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
PARALYSIS,

REMipLsciA, PARasis, rsEArLEGiA. PARALYSIS. 40
HANS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

are doing every day. IN every City of the Union
is ,minentlv prasewurtisv.
Thi- .eaceinl ~. olution ~ goin., on through
out the whole land. and thus Leauty and harmony
suppisnt homeiiness aud inconyruiiy. Manaac-
turcd by J. CHRIsfAruRo No. T. Aston House
New-Iork. Sold by druggists. Applied by all
Hair dresserS ap5s-dAwlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

contains more e!.etabl. eA,ractive matter than
twenty box.s Of any pills be dss; nfty-tive hun
dred ply sic'ans use them in their ractce to the
exclusion of other rurgativess The hrst letter vi
Their valueis yet scarcely appreciated. When
they are better known sudden deslh aud coniin
ued sickness will be the past hct those who
know them speak r.ght out IN their favor. 1t is
aduty which VIII save life. fsr-~4
Our race are subject redundancy of vi,itat-
ed bile at this season and il is rs dangerous il
is prevalent; but Brsndrcth's Pills afford in
valuable and efficient protect BY their oc-
casional use we .prevent the collection OF those
Impurities. which, whch IN sufficient quantities,
cause much danger to the bcdy's health. They
soon cure liver COM lainf. dyspepsia. loss OF APP
petite, pain in the head, heart. burn. pain in the
tresstbune. sudden faintness and cosfiveness'-
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

RS pesf nd ~ sA.EJ
OAAPHDTER AND 144lyp1k t6HOP OF.
y Connsrsisl Aqsy, eRpssiP Pest 0Assv Nj
'VeO1uek r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
RHEUMATISM.

Arthritis. Neuralgia, Govt. Lumbauo.
Sciatica. Tie Douloureux
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
1OsEy n. BLOOD. ls-.. Ass.
n,clsssasvau,.

No. ~, n. Faith st., 81. LOUIS, Mo.
E0- For sale by Druggists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

The citizens of Montex,npa recently do.
mated 1926 to the Orphans Home, in re-
spouse to efforts made by Rev. Mr.. Sim
mons, the Agent -5iH5 To g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

Beautiful Grove, al fenced; large house tara end
ousbsildfns~ al In perfect order, and everything re-
quired BY rs, cbies farmer. One q the beat neisk
borhoQds In the csc - sDlAss ii e1shicrc.
J agkHEAr 9ARaAIn AID 2. 15RERAL gERaGa.
800 ~ .Esirs-Hal H..
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Our Exchanges.

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The Presidents proclamation announ

The Presidents proclamation announ
cling the restoration Of tho Southern
States TO the ,Uai"n, and their righ. TO
full representation in Congress and also
restoring the writ Of hqJcas corpus will
lie issued before the end of November.
--New York Daily Meas.
The United States Assessors at Allan
Ia, Georgia, asks the Commissioners OF
laternat Revenue whether the certificate
OF an officer to an amnesty oath Of an
ex'rebel should be stamped. The com.
missioner decides that such cer,ifi:ate,
whether the oath be taken befo,e a civil
or military Officer, requires stsmp," "hich
should be cancelled 10y the person taking
the OATH
A private letter from ThomasviIle, Ga.
says the Government, is seizinC hv force
all the cotton s:orei lher" belonging to
the Exporting and Importing Company
of Georgia, oi which, q. Is. Lamar is
President.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has for
warded letter in answer to the appica
ton Of the Governor Of South Carolina
to permit that State to assume the d..
rect tax levied Ev Congress, Secretary
McCulIoch informs the Governor that
under the existing law The government
has now power TO grant the privilege re-.
q'ested.
The late intelligence from Mexico is of
An important r"rmre. General ra'aci"s,
It is stated. in rc:a!,a,on tr the execution
Of Liberal Generals hy the Frrucl. has
ordered AL tie French, Austrian aud
Bel GUM prisoners to he shot.
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The Right Step

We learn that tie liquor di-iillerics and
drinking establishments in ihi. vicinity have
IL en- snpprt ssed by the military authorities.
The unlawful traffic in liquor had become
nh intolcrpLe nuisance, and the prompt nc.
tion Of Lieut.. Orcutt. the senior Officer at
this post, in the premises, will be applaud
ed by all good citizens
IL would be w"!l fIr offenders 10 remrm
b. E that the laws Of South Carolina OH the
su, j-rt of ,h.. .di,,llaiion an, sale of sp riiu-
Gus liquors j. $ i'll applicable to their cases,
NJ d they are liable Ia indictment and yun
fhm-ni to Il e same extent that they were
b, re- the war Many seem 10 be un Ter
The impression that We have no civil law ;
but this is n mistake as thcy will find TO
their sorrow, aud the Grand Jnry viii b..
bound at the next Court OF Sessions to
take ECtlcc of their cases. u word to the
Mise is sufficient.
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Aeadqu2 teIs,
I'd Sub District. District
Of ATrsiern So. Ca. {
GENERAL. ORDERS No. %.

|. All persons in The Dis ri;t Of Iancas.
ter having in their possession. or control,
property of any description, belonging to
the Unitrd Sta'es Government, or the late
SO called Confederate ,crnmcnt, or 10
the agents or cl,iccrs Of either, are directed
to give Immediate notice thereof and
promptly surrender the Same 10 the militia
~ authorities 1T Lancaster G. II. This or.
der embraces Cotton, Iron, Machinery ,Gums,
Pistols, Leather, Corn, Horses. Mules,
Wagons, Ambulancro, Harness Leather,
Saddles, Lumber, and all other descriptions
Of property whatever.
II. Parties holding property for which
receipts have brea given uu'css s'Clcd bv
T.. MrMullcn, formerly Assistant Special
Treasury Agent, vii, immriia ely surcudrr
the same.
III. Parties having Information which
Will lead 10 the detection OF persons who
have sold, ni>trI,trd, or concealed, any
Government property, and who furnish r-
formation thcreo: viii be fairly compensa.
ted
". All persons in Lancaster District arc
required L" pr,cHrr Of Lieut. OtCUTr. n
written pcrnj' before G:,rc>irg of thr;r
Cotton; and all pcrso:s before shipping
their cotton are required 10 riocurr written
permit from tie Assistant Special Treasury
Agent or Lieut. DRCETr
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News Of the w eek.

The fo!So" ing is s"m@a'y Of the rep
resentaiion Of the profess ons in the South
Carolina House OF Representatives. Gu,
OF the ~ members, there are As law.
yers. - doctors, 43 painters, ii farmers,
editors, (they are always IN the m iuori.
ty in the Offices OF "honor, trust, or emo
lumeni,D 2 mechanics, 5 merchants, /
mac ninist, banker, ! president insu.
rance company, aaI auclionecr.
Daring the qnarr-r jrSt ended. says
the Err, it has cos, Atlanta 500 10 bu
ry the psnpar negroes who have died
there. Il several cases negroes have been
detected smuggling their dead into the
city in order 10 have them buried at tho
city expense.
The Mississippi Legislature has direct.
ed a tax TO be levied to supper, disabled
Confederate soldiers children. Is II, have
been introduced to compel railway com
pani0s To have separate cars for negroes /;
to suspend all collection laws Of the State
aud to tax all suits brought in United
States Courts.
The New York Times laughs al the
idea that the repeal Of the secession or.
dinances, the abolition Of s'avery, the 70
nuIiati,n uf Ina (i.pt.,l.r.,a JaI, ~.
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SOUTH cARUiINN-Ln'cts!cr Disriri
HY d A WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WuEgEA-, ! l.. Robertson has applied
20 me for Letters or Administration ON all
and singular the goods and cha,iels, rights
aud credits OF John CL bum, late Of Tie
District aforesaid. Decreased.
THESE are, therefore, Ia cite and ai-
morish NIL and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the aniI dee .a,-d, 10 be and
appear before nr -; our next Ordinary :
Court for the sal District. 10 be holden a,
Lancaster Court House on th. I9h day uf
December, nrN', I" show cause. ig any. why
the said Administration should not be
grn't ted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal this 2S,h
day Of Nov, in the year "f our Lord
"Lc thousand eight hundred md sixty,
five, and IN the s9lh wear of The iudr
IcHdcErc Of the United States Of
America
d. a. WILLIAMS. O l.. y.
Dec \ printers lee 81
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Government Sales.

The sale CT G">crhruent property nt this
place on Saturday last wns well after drd
There were E."rc persons in town "n that
day than we have seen here sirr Il Z con.
c'.mpris, ira .rrat ne! s.re f stock that
was abandoned as " orth!css by Gen. Sher
man y arIny.ar.d afterwards taken up and
tsrtuitrd BY our people H. their sole chance
for raisng subsistence tie present year
IN fact :ie principal p"rt of tie stock IN
eur District is of this class. The prices
Ottaii,ei at the sale We're high - remarkable
high VI der all the circumstances.
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New .atvarti~c,rs .ls L..
NCt;Ce.

DEHSONS knowing themselves iudcb.
i led I" me for Lumber are hereby no
tined and rcqurs;rd To s.'tlc the same with
my Alt"rnc, 1T Lancaster {. II, W. VI.
Connors, Esq, in whose hands the papers
have been left for settlement. Those in
dehfcd by ucc"un, will please settle by cash
or note "Grccnbacks' will Lc received at
par for either notes or accounts iue ne on
said claims, if rendered al an ca'v day.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
December .. 1865 l3-f
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SOUTH CAROLINA -I.rncGS'er District.
pf -. y. WILLIAMS, Esquire, OrGinu.

SOUTH CAROLINA -Lrmcas'er D,Mr,ct.
DY y. \. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ortnu.
ID ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, Marcy Client Las applied
to me for Letters of Administration on a.l
and singular thc goods aud rhat,rl-, rights
and credits Of John Sings, late of the
District ni"re-a'd, deceased
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and ad
monish all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors al the sail deceased. L" be aud
appear before Iac NJ our rext Oriinary's
Court for tho said District. to hr holden ni
Lancaster C"urt House "n the l9h day Of
Dec. next, to show cau>r. IT any, why
the said Administration should not bo
granted.
~ Given under nv hand and seal
: l.. = thl-, 2Sth dat Of Nnvrmbrr. in the
~ iy-ar Of oar lord ore thonsand
eight hundred and ,iyty-hvc, and in ll,r Syin
year "f the independence OF the United
States OF America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS. O I. ID.
Nov 2s. 1865. [pfinl-r- fee 81.
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A WEDDING IN BALLooN.-On the
sth, in New YoIk, marriage conimenc.
cd in Balloon, at the Central Park, af.
ter which the happy and daring couple
asc endeJ--Do, into hsaven-Lut IN the
clouds, parsed beyond them, and spent
sn hour or more away from world Of
ein snd folly. While up the marriage
contract was signe,l it was headed "Sa.
cred Compact OF holy matrinony solemn
izrd above The cloud, floating in mid air,
sud IN accordance with the laws OF New
1'o,k. this sih day Of November, A. D..
1s65 Ex.sgy.>szs ' =
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Special N office.

Persons who have lately had printing and
job work done at this office, are respectfully
reminded to come forward and settle in accor.
dance with the terms under which they con,
tracted for the labor.
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At regular Communication of Jackson
Lodge, No IS, A.. f.. NJ. held at their
Hall on Thursday las, the following mem
b-rs were elected Officers f,r the ensuing
Masonic year:
B. }. Withsrspoon, W. NJ.
John w. Twilty. =. w.
J Frank Markry, J. w.
$ IL. Straitt, Treasurer.
~. J. Carter, Secretary.
John J. Graham! 'rN'cr:
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Dccc'ber ID, 1855.

N The time for hicn many Of our sub.
scribers have paid will soon expire We give
thrm this warning that they may renew,
n the paper, i'm ALL cAsfs, Wi be discontinu.
I'D at the expiiation.cf the time for which they
have paid. Subscribers fhding n (N) cross
mark on the margin of tler paper may know
Shxt their time is out.
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SOUTH CAROlINA-hancGSier District.
RYD \. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordna.
ID ~ for said District
NSERGA@, j.. i Remington has applied
10 me for lettr-s Of Administration an all
and singular the goods and cha'tcls. rights
aud credits If X r.. Ca,oe, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore. to cite and nd
monish Al aud singular, the kindred and
cIediiors OF the said deceased, to be and
appear before m- ut our next Ordinary :
Court for the said District, to be koId.n at
Lancaster Court House on the Iih day of
December. next. 10 snoN cause, If any, why
the said Admin sIra,iou should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this, 2Tih
day of Nov in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ard six y.
five. and ia the 80. ID wear Of the imde.
pendeacc of the United States of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. l.. ID.
Dec 2. printers fee 81
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Estate ~ otica.

DERSONS having demands against the
Estate Of tho late Nm. Cole are noli-
lied 10 prcs.rt them To tins undersigned
within the time prescribed hy law
X ). BECKnAM, Ear.
NJ. COLE, EEscT1.
Nov 2j 1865 I2-3t.
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SOUTH CAROLlNA--Lqnca,ter District.
RY ID. WILLIAMS, Esquirc, Ordinary

SOUTH CAROLINh--Lq lancaster District.
RY ID. WILLIAMS, Esquirc, Ordinary
I'D for said District.
WHEnEAs, J. 7. Kcnn'pgton hns applied
to me for Letters Of Administration on nil
and singular the gods and cka,tels. rights
and credits of Abijah Catoc, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore. TO cite aud ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased II lie aud
appear before ne ut our next Ordinary \
Court for The said district, 10 be h"idrn al
Lancaster Court tlous. on the l4th day Of
December, next, To show cause, il any, why
the said Administration should not te
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this. 9th
day Of Nov, in IL, year of our Lord
enc thousand eight hundred aud SIXTY.
five. aud m the S9;h wear OF tie indr
pcudrncc Of the United States Of
Amer ra.
ID. A. WILLIAMS. O. l.. d.
Dec. .. primtcr' Zee 81.
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Dr. j. m. SyitherspOOn

respectfully offers his professional services 90
the people OF l.ancdaGrville and surrounding
country. He can be found at his Office oppo
Sit the residence Of J. A. HasseItinc, or ut
the residence oil his father Co! j. III. Hither.
spoon.
September 2, ls6s.-tf.
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Estate DR.. w. G.. Cauthen

DERSONS. indebted To the Estate Of
l. DIR. W. &. Aauih,n. decd by note or
account nre lShired to make Immediate
payment, and all persons b wing any claims
against said Estate are hereby notified to
present them legally authenticated within
the time pres, ribcd b. Jaw, otherwise this
notice will be plead IN bar.
NJ. J. eau riiEN, Ersculrir.
Nov 2lst 1865 l2lf
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The Chnrl-sloY COHricr learns tha, Ex'
Governor Magra,h has been released t. ON
confincm,nt ut Fort Pulaski on parole.
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HEa>onic.

TiI"s The Trgu ar Communications Of
vZ,6ls3 Jackson Lodge, No, 53, a.. r.. NJ.
'"~'''"~~ arc held, as formerly, on THURSDAY
on or before the Fun Moonin every month
a prompt attendance Of the members i, re
quc>tcd
BY order Of the Lodge.
Z =. RIDDLE, !Secy
Sept 7, 1865. 5.-3m.
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Tie MaIk.tg.

New l"rk. November 23.-Co'ton from
80 1" 55 .ccu'-. Gold 10 To | ~.
Mobile Nov. 2l.-Co,ton 20 TO 50 cents.
Guld ~ 10 | 30
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"Ihc pliTniX.n
PUBLls SHE'D AT COLUMBIA C
BI JULIAN A. SELBY

U LisH d AT LUMBTA, s. c.
Bi JULIAN A. SELBY
INi!E Daily PhGniX, j.. ued every morn
L ing, except Sundav. is filled with the
laIe.t news, (by telegraph. mails, etc > Ed
i,"rial Correspondence, MiScelancy, Poo
try, and Stories
The III weekly PhUaix, for country cir.
cnlation, is pahli.hed every Tuesday, Thurs
Gay mud SATURDAY, and has all the reading
matter of interest contained in The daily is.
sues of the week.
'"'il, one NcHT.'''. = 10 90
three months. s............. 3 90
Tri.WcekIy, one yew. 700
three months. .... . 90
Weekly, one Year ......... 4 90
tiTce months. ......,..... ] IS
Adgertis>mrnts iusertc in the daily or
Th.WeekIy at 81 IA 20 inre for Ihe iirsI in.
seftlun, ami 10 cen Is tor each subsequent
insertion. Weekly advertisements 81 II
square every insertion
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E>:a,. of Dr. n. i. Crawford

A's'stf Ni hT. az. 4. Crawford
DERSONS indcdtcd 20 the k;s.g;e. of tie
late DR RuEEgT l. CHAwFnRu, vii
make early pI'mrnt To ths undersi sicd :;
and all prrsons Who have drmtndS ayrin.,
said Estate, "f any grade or character. are
hereby noithd O. present them dIIy aues
TED tsT'hc undersigned within q reasonable
time from the publication "f this notice,
otherwise sid claim, vii hc barr"d
M y. CRAWFORD,
idmiHisira! liz
October 2s.h, 1865 e-6!.
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STEAM GRIST MILL.
Estate of Minor Clinton, decd.

Estate of Minor Clinton, decd.
DERSONS ind ,blei TO the iatc Minor
l. Clinton, Esq deed, viii make paw.
ment /" the undersigned, at the Dilirc nr
The Commissioned IN Equirv at Lrucns.er
&. H.; or to my Attorney, W. NJ. Connofs
E.G.
A persons having demands, Of any
grade ar characteE, against the E-ta,. of
SAID Deceased, are hereby notified and re-
qnes'ed To present the same, duly attr,trd.
{" my SAID Attorney within tie time pre-
scFibed by law.
II & BILLINGS,
Q'aiiicd Executor
Sept. %, lSG5-4-3m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-08
Letter from wade IInmpton.

New York, Aug. THE Columbia,
S. c., Phoenix has a letter from Wade
Hampton discouraging an idea of emil
grafton, which, it seems, number of
his friends have entertained, and asked
his advice. He advised them to devote
all their energies to the work of rcstOr-
ing law, order, agriculture, commerce,
&c, and recommends all who can to
take the oath of allegiance, lie tells
them to select for the coming convcn-
ton tile best and truest men.@-not those
who have sEulked in the hour of dam
ger nor those who worshipped AIammon
while their country was bleeding Mt
every pore, nor the politician who, after
urging others, dared not enter its hard
ships, but those who have laid their all
at the alter of their country.
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DisposaI or Prize Money.

NEW YoRK, Aug. Tt will be re-
membered that previous to the capture
of Richmond, propositions were made
that considerable amount of money
should be raised and deposited with
Gen. Grant for presentation to the ma
tional soldier who should first place
the glorious old ensign of the republic
over that city, in the then contemplated
assault. But the matter was not pros
ecuted to the extent designed, and only
$500 were raised; besides Richmond
was not taken by assault, but by the
forced evacuation of the rebels. In
consideration of this fact, Gen. Grant
designed to divide the money among
three soldiers most conspicuous for gall
lantry in the final assault on Peters
burg, which was in effect an assault on
Richmond, and on recommendation of
their corps commanders, he has award
addressed each of them an autograph
letter to that effect: Sergt., David w.
Young, Of the 139th PennS Slraria in
fantry, 9th corps; Sergt. Thomas Nc
Graw, 23d Indiana infantry, 9th corps.
and Corp. Jacob r. Tucker, 4th Indiana
infantry, 5th corps. y
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The Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
FROM MEXICO.
GOLD CLOSED AT l4s 7-s

GEN. ButIer's Visit to Washington.
Pardon of Mrs. SIOcum ana other
Ladies' Of New OrIeanS---Ihe Indian
Tribes OfNeW Hexicd.--EroDaSitfo
from the Society OG.Friends in Phil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Stockholders
OfSOuthern Railroads trying to gain
possession or their respective Roads.
New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE HeruId,s
Washington special has the following.
The object ofGen. Buffers recent visit
to Washington proves to have been to
secure the pardon of Mrs. SlOcum end
other ladies of New Orleans. Tie par-
dOns were obtained on Friday, and
Gen. Butler left for New York on the
evening train. He was unable to OBJ
tain an interview with tho President
during his stay.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Commissioners of tho Indian Bureau,
with other officials, have now under
Amusement REIMBURSEMENT of our rGln-
lions with the Indian Tribes of New
Mexico. 1t is represented that certain
propositions from the Society of Friends
in Philadelphia have been received Mt
the department., which point to certain
reforms III the Government system now
IN vogue in the Indian coE-3try, aud
which crave the privilege of aiding in
the REIMBURSEMENT proposed. It is said
Secretary Harlan left last evening for
Philadelphia with IL view to Il personal
consideration with the Society, of sug-
gcstiOns it had advanced.
A general effort is being made by Of
ticials and stockholders of Southern
railroads to regain their possession
from the military authorities, and OBJ
tain such credit at the North as will en-
able them to replenish their rolling
stock, and otherwise prepare them for
transacting business. Mr.. West, Presi-
dent of the Mississippi Railroad, Mr..
ShacklefOrd, President of tho New Or
leans, Jackson & Great Northern r. r.,
running from New Orleans to Canton,
Samuel Tate, President of the Memphis
& Charleston r. r., Milton Brown,
President of the Mobile & Ohio r. r.,
Mr.. Woodruff, President of road from
Memphis to Louisville, Mr.. Pritchard.
Superintendent of the road from Selma
toMeridian, arein Washington at pres
ent, hoping to make some arrangement
with the Government for the purchase
of rolling stock on time, or until the
earnings Oftheir respectiveiltnes would
enable them to pay. Thus far the nego-
tiations have not been successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-08

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Cotton i'm
proved--l,900 bales sold at ~ IL a. SUI
gar S,,r and molasses dull. Freights un-
The Galveston Bulletin of the 4th
says the yellow fever is prevailing 10 "a
proportion of deaths is greater than us
ual. $500 70
The army worm is threatening the
entire destruction of cotton in Wharton
The Times Austin correspondence
announces the arrival of NIerritt's Cav
airy there from Shreveport. The old
nag was raised for the first time in four
years over the State Capitol amid great
rejoicings. "a