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~ TESTIMONIALs.

We. the nndersgBs d. hereby certify that The Tonic
deorge Cabus worthy OF the confidence Of the
y Having tried the recommend IL its great
merits.
John A. Graham, H. g. Alexander. Special Agt P O.
Department; Hm Punk, Keosauqua; Jacob Within n
H.. Charles Smith. Keokuk. VIM. Leighton Mayor
h1-Prce rs cents per Bottle. A liberal discount to
the trade. sept2S-d6mo
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TOR EALE-6O acres Of ibnd on the
4 bluff above the Mississippi River, about miles
fence. Title good sale. Price SIS per Call
IL. b. TEN-EYCK,
jano Real Estate Agent.
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DIR. WRIGKT;S
Rejuvenating EliAE
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, COINS,
nothing injurious ID the most delicate.
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fHOLLAND HERRING-a5 kees new
81 il f0r sale by KRLLOoo = 1IRGk

GANDY-AV fae assortment for The
" Hsasaass-. Ssrsalslt Kuloea : IinoA
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GROVER 4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

VIII Stitch Hem, Fell Tuck, Bind Braid Cord Quilt sne
Embroider beautifully 1t will from perfect worh
the finest Nainsook, the heaviest beaver cloth
with change OF tension needle OF thread.
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The JeG. DnYi,.Leet1nc.

NEW York, August MFR. Robert
Brown, who was PRESENT. the jeff. Da-
Wis meeting in this city re other day,
makes affidavit, which ipublishedS IN
the Tribune, that Mr. Livingstone,
Wis must quit agitating te subject. I'M
til the Government is foled to put him
on trial. Mr.. Livingston said Western
soldiers hated negroes s0hHt there had
lately been killed in col blood more
than 100. he also said Iabama would
send solid delegatiq of staunch
and true Southern me to Congress,
and that the feeling is UNIVERSAL South
that no damned Yankeenust be allow
stone informed the meeng that he WIS
on his way to England raise funds in
behalf of Davis. Ss3l 80
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The Great Enslea., Paying out the

NEW YoRK, Aug 5.-Tho English
papers note tho ACCENT that the Great
Eastern in her trip BIN the shore lines
to Valentia Bay, hi not lnore than
half enough steam over for the work.
she has to do. Thnthe made only five
miles per hour. 1t MS believed TINT in
a storm or gale anstrong head-wind
she would be manageable.
New York, Angst GA dispatch
from Queenstown pIBteamship Cityof
Boston, dated JulyTth, states that the
steamship Great Extern was OH that
morning three hurried miles out ut
sea paying out the able successfully.
The signals were gdotsnd the weather.
A private note I'm Cyrus w. Field
says: We expect tolach Hearts Con-
tent, New Foundl0n, about the 9th of
August. ..'
The following disatches froms on
board the Great Easter to Mr.. SaWard,
London, are of intere: ~
Tuesday, IL P. M.-Qe hundred and
fifty miles Of cable id. Midnight
$50 miles run.
Wednesday, G a. M-Two hundred
miles of cable laid; snals good; all
going on well.
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Trouble Among the Negroes.
lincoln National Monument.
rhe JEFF. Davis meetipgg
CHOLERA IN EGYPT
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

Plot Among the Negroes % AssassI-
nate the White Laborers d Acquia
CreeI<---Letter from Gen. butler to
the Convention of CoIOret Men al
Alexandria, va.
NEW YoRK, August 5.-Tie Posts
Washington special says International
Intelligencer has a statement nat a plot
has been discovered aulonr a large
number of negro workmen Il Ac1ufa
Creek to assinRte the white la orerS en-
gagged on the railroad therd A com
pany of soldiers arrested ard inpris-
oned all the negroes, Capturing their
weapons, stfclr as scythes, &c. The
officers of the road say they know of
no reason. why such a plot should be
projected. The Intdligencer says one
of the negroes was shot.
4, The Posts special says Gen. Butler
has sent a letter to the convention of
COlored men at AlgxandFia. Va. in
which he advises tn colored men of
eastern Virginia to, 10 no violence, as
all riots are charged pom them. AS to
the grievances comlained of by the
cOlored men of Nofolk and Ports
mouth, the General sVs the blacksmith
ns certainly. receive althey asls, as that
two and two make hJr.
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Riot Among Negro soldiers In North
-Ne,rsrnr,c,.s ssnann,,IIoII-

NEW York, August 5.-Wilmington
.advices to the 31st have been received.
The Herald contains accountsIo of bad
conduct of the negro soldiers. a party
Of them, accompanied by negroes Of the
city, lately entsred q store, called for
cigars, and left without paying. Sub
sequently they returned with others,
broke open the store and robbed it in
discriminatory.
Abortion of the 9th regiment COLOR
ed troops,) caused n riot by attacking
the quarters of n sutler. They fired
round after rouna into the place, i'll the
hopes of killing him. The officers.
quarters being on n line with the suit
ler's place, many of the balls went
through them also. Very fortunately
no one was hit. A number of the lead
ers in the riot were arrested.
| Three negroes were found murdered
in Dauphin county last week. AIthOull
suspected parties We're arrested, no evi.
dence was had to fix the guilt on them
| The publication of the Salisbury Daily
Union Banner has been ordered sus.
pended, for uttering inCendiary. and re.
belliOuB language.
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New York money rIorket.

igt 81 itss NEW York; August S.
I, MoNEY-More active at z per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Steady at lOs
GoLD-opencd at 143, advanced to
1885, and closed ut I4395.
Total exports of specie to-day Sis, 200.
g GOVERNMENT ' SrOCKSAFSrm and
quiet; Treasury 3-lOths 991I, second
series 991I; Skies 1881 coupons lO7IE:
$40 coupons 1853; do. new issue 1917:
1910 coupons g71I. sfil a' -.'.a7
q, SToCKs-Fort Wayne 973E; Erie 30;
do. preferred 81; Michigan Southern
Co.'S; Illinois Central scrip 1871; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg 40; Great Western
2SH; do. preferred 625s; Reading IO6A.
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nrN Rnn,Is NInrI,ef

/
20 NEW YoRK, August 5.-The trade
OF the week has been quiet. The ad.
vance of money to z per cent, checked
the buoyancy of trade and domestic
cotton goods have shown slight reac.
tlon downward! In brown sheetinCS
prices are steady, with slight tendency
toward closing out of stockSlf Specu-
a intlEe holders have offered lots at a
4 SuGh5 decline in price. Indian Head,
lawrence G, Appleton A and Indian,
9re quoted ut 3S14, GrQntsville 3O1k;
appletons, 35c for B, CSC for G and sac
ior ID. Nashua extra IA 80, New Mar
ke1 81 S235<, do r. X. SO. Sheetings are
sLeady; Nashua 24c, and 29c, Nashua
eAtrn 2oe; Bleached sheetings still
scarce ana In. active demand for the bet
ter grades; lower qualities not SO firm
anu IN better supply Bortell's were
oilered ut Ale for "A, 3T3<c for rs. and
SIC for 3-S inch. Brown drills in staoIIIy
demand. The price of standards lc..
main steady at Sic and SS1Sc. Cotton
nannels are in active demand and with
short supply; prices firm. Naumkeag
are in good demand. sA'iia - T. =
Ticks are sold Mt the same price
Amoskeag a G at 80 n 6Oc. B, 57I5c. :.
Y. 5Oc.; D 41c. ; Whittenten, 4Tc.: for
a, 55c. Printing cloths dull; printers
buy only to supply required necessi-
tles at present prices. Standard Ga
py 81 are quoted - u 23c. Prints are
very active. Supply is not large, and
hrm In quotations. The following are
current Quotations among iObbers =
Merr1mac, 200. u 31c; Spragues, fancy
w.; Richmond, 29c. Lawrence, 29c.
Dunnels, 2Sc. T; Saunders, 26c. Aliens
SC; Amoskeag, %; National Mills,
70; Arnolds, 25; Lowell, 2B15 Dutch.
SsS b, 70; London mourning spragues,
IN; Atlantic mOurninU 5TI$. FVotIS
mourning, 26H; AmOslIeag mourning,
281E Manchester bring 321&; Pacific
De4atneS, 80 x; Pacific Armures
in checks and stripes chintz DESIGNS
sell at 324; Scarlet Armures, 37IE 4
Lowell Delaines and Hamiltons, 80.
WOODEN Goods-rrhe wooden trade is
more active and prices generally high
er. There is scarcity of good styles
OF Inncy caSSimereS and an advance of
lOal215c has been reached on prime
goods during the week. Satinets are
more active; finer quotations nre scarce
and 5a101Sc higher, Black cloths are in \
active demand. Beavers are verv7
tive; fine goods sell readily: IA superior
supply is wanted by the clothing trade.
OnL rs scarce. Flannels are in good de-
mand; the advance of last week is fully
army flannels are held 6tzI
TIC for standard. Carpets nre in very |
light supply and prices in some cases |
2a3 per cent higher. Tf
Foreign Goods - Trade in FOREIGN
goods has been rather less active during
the week; there is, however, Il good 4
steady demand for styles of dress and |
especially of the finer grades; the lob 4
bers have now supplied themselves and
deter making further material pur-
chases until they can ascertain more |
clearly what is likely to be the volume I
Of impOrtatiOns. L.,
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New Yorkia Market,


Il Uaissifrf. NEW YORK, August 5.
GoTFoN-,Dul, heavy lower; 400
| 47G for middling, am
FLOUR Dull, heavy and lO@15c
lower; 81, $50 9, so for Extra State: So "a
EGg6,2O for SupertineF western; So. 4O(66 n
Tor common TO medium extra western;
$3.50 Tor trade extra western; $40 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
ana q, SO@9,6 5 for trade brands, market
1oSlnS heavy; .s1r-.0.d f-,ssl
oute Ht1 xsato'2P 81 Sd dun but closed
iWHEATA2dSc lower or, SD,.ius, op,l
I1(92c'better on Winter, with, only mod
crate business doing; 81, 3s9l ,SS5[ for
haclne Spring; 81, S99l, 40 for Amber
Nlllwaukee; S1sS5 for choice Winter
Red Western, and l,9O@l ,a5 for Amber
RICE-Quiet. re-
BARLEY-Dull,
..,SSHoRSS'--Heavy and fully &c lower; 81
@s5o torunsound and s5@SGc for sound
hhlNed.i tLyI ssr.t- ff l55GuI
oAATs=--E4Em, with some speculative
inquiry; sales of western to n fair ex-
tent at 56@59c. ~
CoFFEE-Duu. .f3
@13c. ''>''' - q
NToLAssEs- ''s -l-
PETRoIEUM-Dull,an lower: 32lSCa33
for crude; 499521S for refined in bond.
ana osSg72 for refined free.
PoRK-Dun and lower: S94- 5OC995 M
for now mess, closing Mt $:j4. S7IS c0sh.
S29, O0(93O,OO for 1854 do; and S27. 5OGI
2I,15 for prime mess. Also, 100 bblS.
at So, 80. ''''''
BEEF-Quiet:1 ss,5O@12.5O for plain
mess and Sl0,OO@l4,5O for extra mess.
BACoN-Dull and lower.
, BUT'rER-Quiet H H7ilf
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Internal Revenue Reeipts-The Lin
coin National IOnument.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 5.-The Times
Washington special Is the following
The INTERNAL revenueeceipts since our
last report fOots up SSO,3i6, 1856, viz:-
Yesterdays receipts vas ISlOS, G4O;7l5;
.to-day's receipts ireH71 ,675, GIL.
1t has been Rnnounad in some of the
papers that the Present would leave
here to-day for Cape lay. We under
stand the President Id no such inten-
ton. His health is ilproving.
The German Socieks in this city are
preparing an enteninment for the
benefit of the Lincolt National Monu-
ment to be erected hej. The Baltimore
action to the same nd. The mOnu-
ment associations hNe already a hand
some sum in hand.
1t is reported thatl officers recently
dlschnrged from ourrny have protfer-
ed their services to t. Mexican Minis
ter here and propose to join the Next
can army.
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The BrOoIkIyn. swinging Merchant.

The BrOOEEIyn ,SVVindlng Merchant.
= New YORK, Ang. s5tTlIe Herald's
Paris correspondent sat the swindling
reported to be III the in6ne asylum i'll
Lyons, France, made disappearance Mt
the U. s. Consul at thaPlace, and de-
positod with him BiXtea thousand four
hundred dollars, representing himself
as an unfortunate man nd a bankrupt.
In few days the Wee Consul was
obliged to put Mr.. Eastman in a lunatic
asylum, and then repoted his case to
Mr.. Bigelow, our NIiniter ut Paris, who
torney-i Tor New York merchants inter
ested in the case. =
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The ChoIer1 in Egyrt---vidoWs' APP
plicaf3Ons for Pensions. H
e11er;,,JS IN the Word -

NEW York, August Sour Consul,
General Hale, mt AleXnmria, Egypt,
account is true of i,7S5 leaths from
cholera between June 2Ih and July
18th. so ..ale,g -s.,I'4 .shs!s
One hundred Thousand app1ications
for pensions from widows have been
filed in the Pension Office.
Colonel johnson, late aid of JEFF.
Davis, has been released OF the ground
of being rebel officer and entitled to
other officers.
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NEW YORK, August 5.-Gold is weak
and rather dull. There is an apparent
pressure to sell, which probably comes
from the fast of the sub-treasEry hay-
ing put ont a certain amount for sale
this morning. 49,
It is reported in well informed circles
that government sold a million and a
half of dollars, y
& There is an abundance of cash. Gold
opened at 1917, and ranupto 1879.
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Treaty Between the souh American
.9iH Suites.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The treaty
between the South American States IS
published. 1t is binding for fifteen
years, and provides for Uncommon de-
fence against foreign Intervention in
either, and each binding itself to nom
intercourse with any nation attacking
either. 1t is to counteract the agrees
sions of Napoleon and Macmillan.
The States included are Salvador, Bo-
livia. Columbia, Chilli, Ecuador, Peru
and Venezuela.
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ST. Louis, August BY the recent
completion of the line between Pine
Bluffs and Camden, Ark. ,telcgraDhic
is opened TO Galveston,
via Shreveport, Marshall and Houston.
Lines now in course of construction in
western Texas, will soon give the Wash
ington authorities connection with San
Antonio, Brownsville and other points
on the frontier m
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EVERY ONE SHOULD Use s.

EVERY ONE SHOULD USE -
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and SO much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t win ever give up
1t is a Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
Twill prevent the Hair from falling out
II MAKES the Hnir to grow on Bald Heads
II cIe1nSeS the Scalp and makes the Hair
SOFT and luStrouS and Silken.
II - splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country,
Be particular to ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
6ICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, ms there Is n
worthless imitation in the market
For sale by MI Druggists uraas. 81
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietofs,
q t. HLoGAN & co. and LOGAN LIST 4
CO, Wheeling, W. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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Troops Under GeheraI Sheridan to b,
'''. Mustered Out, aa4=

New YoRI,, August SAN order has
been sent to General Sheridan author
izlng him TO cause to be mustered out
of service all volunteer troops serving
in the Department. of Texas that he
thinks he can dispense with, the pref
ercnce to be given TO veteran regiments
having the shortest term to serve.
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COLGATE,s IIONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versaIdemand, Is made from the Choicest ma
terinls, is MILD and EAiOLLIENT in its nu-
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tFemely BENEFICIAL In It's action upon the
kim. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers marl5-lyd&w
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Reopenins OF Mail service-.-DIed.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Post
Master General has just ordered the re-
opening of the mail service on the
Mobile & Ohio railroad from Mobile,
Ala, to Columbus, Kyp including Ma
f1 Capt. 2. Drayton, Chief of the Bureau
of Navigation, died Last night. He had
been i'll only two days. He participated
with Admiral Dupont in the taking OF
Port Royal and other important places.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 5.-The schooner
Union, Capt. Geel, from Port Huron,
Mich, fOor days via Montreal, with an
assorted cargo, bound 70 groytOwn,
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CA1ko, August 55.+-oyer 1890 bales of
cotton passed here yesterday for st.
Louis, and 500 bales for Cincinnati.
The Mobile & Ohio railroad is COM
Rleted from Columbus, KY, to Trenton,
Tenn Cars will be running through
to Mobile in a few weeks.
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by authority of the Legislature.J
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
.ont VIrplnla.

PEoLvED, BY THE LEGISLATURES
IN o. West Virginia, The following is pro-
ms state, to be added at the end OF the first
secaon OF the third article thereof, to become
Patt 81 the said Constitution when rntifetl
acc0rdIng to the provisions thereof, naineiv:
,oojN 40 person who, since the first day OF June.
100, mas given or shall give voluntary aid or
SssSsstanSe toth rebellion against the United
SLateS, shall be q citizen of this State or be al
IoTed % vote At any election held therein.
unless ne mas volunteered into the military
E 3:en Or shall be hOnOrably discharged there
Adopted, March /, 1855. lla.- ,uss
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New YORK, Aug. 6.-The Herald's
Virginia correspondence states that
planters tell the negroes that they are
not vet free, and Cypress freedmen in
many ways. There isconsidernbleo ppo-
position among the Virginia nristocracy
against Northern emmigration thither.
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TROY, n. Y, Aug. GA fire occurred
this morning consuming over 1000
cords of wood, belonging to the Hudson
River II. II AT one time the whole
southern section of city was in danger.
in safety. Total loss is about SIOO, 600.
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The Cholera AdYancIng---Gen. Beu.
Hill, rebel, arrested ana sent to the
wOrkhOuSe---HecOTe or President
vi Johnson. lraa
WAsnNGToN, Aug. 5.-The State De-
partment has been officially advised by
our Consul, at Port Mahon that the
cholera which has prevailed in Egypt,
is slowly advancing. He adds, from
the reported violence of disease, there
is considerable apprehension here, this
being the Quarantine station, that i
may spread again over the country.
The evening papers represent that the
rebel Gen. BENZ. g. Hill was arrested
last night for druken and disorderly
conduct, and for want of.money to pay
the fine, was to-day sent to the work
house for 20 days.
President johnson has nearly recov-
cred from sickness of weeks dura-
ton, and to-day received visitors. He
has pardoned Bishop Lynch, of S. c..
who is now in Rome. 3
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EoRTREss NIoYR oE,s4ug. 5.-The o.
u o'c1ock, was kept afloat for sometime
for high water to take her from her bed
Of SANG, when the pumps gave out and
she sunk again, but is now in a posi-
ton on higher ground than where she
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CAIRO, Aug. 6.-Nine hundred and
forty=four bales of cotton passed for st.
Louis, and $50 for Cincinnati and
Evansville.
The election Mt Memphis passed off
quiet, only l,32S votes cast Dir. Left-
wicll was probably elected to Congress,
over Bullock and Cameron.
Cotton ut Memphis steady at 30 n N.
New Orleans dates of the 3lst ult. say
Gov; Hamilton, of Texns published u
proclamation informing the people Of
their situation, and what is required of
them to regain lost citizenship. 20 .,..
% n 43; sugar, II; MuscOvada, I674,
choice Louisiann; Cuba molnsses, so a
50; Hour, $3.50 u Sl1.OO; mess pork, $50.
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spettal auttffs.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR. q,
tt- Coco Cream for the Hair. ~
T. - Coco Cream for the Hair. * ia ID
Away with your Grey Hair. H.
Away With your Grey Hair.
Nomore rancid PomadesII ~ -s3f.
Nomore rancid Pomades II 5ia-' st''
II yoA want something elegant, ~ g.r.
nyou admine delicious Perfume, alf
If you desire soft and SILKY Hair, s.1=sg.,as
nyou want your Hair preserved,
fyou want your Hair to grow .s41i.
nyou want 10 prevent premature Baldness
II you want to be rid of Dandruf. -
Use the Coco Cream. r,raI
Use the Coco Cream. ID a'.a
Use the Coco Cream. ~ 80
Use the Coco Cream. %
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle. 1..tiioi
For saleby p. .a.tislt .s.t..st.
IAUGHL1Ns BUsHF1ELD,
JuA Wheeling, w. Va.
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I, MONTREAL, August 6.-There are no
signs Of the Steamer Damascus at Far
Their Point, with Liverpool dates of the
18th ult. The wind is high and n 1hun-
der stormis prevailing.
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.. LMoNTREAL; August 6.-Gen. Grant
tall% at Quebec at o'clock this az
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List of Letters

ID ENIAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
IN Oilice at Wheeling, State OF West Wiz
gtnin, on tile 9TH day Of August 1863
To obiuin any Of tlIeSa' IetterS the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date OF
this list, and pay two cents for advertising.
II not ct!lctl fNr within one month, they will
Ike sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Office hours on sunday from to lOI, a. m i,
70. III f.9-s Cd. I, "A nTESESI, I.TEsp g..
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Application for Permission 10 Sec
t.-.s'J JefT: Davis.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Severnl an
Plications, within the past few DAYS.
have been made to the Executive 1u-
thorities for special permission to visit
Jeit' Davis. One of these was made by
practically ascertain the actual condi-
ton of that individuals health. To
this no answer has yet been made, The
Government has abundant means of
constantly being advised on that sub
Ject, and SO far as is known here the
prisoners health docs not suffer from
his treatment. T77-17f' :,
Tic General commanding the Depart
ment of Texas isienjoined to strict and
faithful observance of the instructions
heretofore issued which require him to
Iorbear from any form of interference
IN the war between France and the SOW
.ercign power of Mexico, of which Pres
ldent Juarez continues to be recognized
as the chief. f'I7 '>S'
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