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CoyCILIATiSG The SoUTH The best
way to conciliate rebels Is to defeat
them The people of Savannah were
very rampant month ago, and indulg'
ed in fire-eating to an unlimited ex"
tent Bat as soon as Sherman cap
tured their city, they became very
quiet and orderly" and appeared to
"the sympathy Of . magnanim0us Toe. I
We recommend this instance OF con
cilliation 70 the rebel press Of Ne"
York /. Herald
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English News from the South.

GLOOMY PICTURE OF THE STATE OF AFFAIRS
IN THE CONFEDERATE
The following letter has been adj
dressed to the editor of the Manchester
Examiner .rr-.. .-
S1R:-If you think the following ex-
tract from letter sent here from a
Manchester man who is now, and has
been for some time, in the Confederate
States, is of any public interest, it is at
your service. may premise that the
writer is a strong sympathiser with the
South, and up to the present always
maintained the ultimate triumph of its
cause. am Sir, yours, DC.
Manchester, Dec ID, 1864
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The model Of a colossal statute OF
Major General Berry has just been com
nIeted and IS on exhibition in Port
land. Maine. IL is the first portrait
etatue ever executed in Maine, and also
the first yet modelled Of General who
has fallen in the war of the rebellion.
IL is inteaded TO stand 10 ROoklsnd,
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Naturalise have remarked that the
squirrel is continually chatting 70 his
fellow squirrels in the woods. This, we
have every reason TO suppose, arises
from the animal love Of gossip, as he is
notoriously one Of the greatest tall
bearers among the tribe.
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Probable Offensive Operations OF the
Enemy.

Its very generally believed here, and
preparations are already made amply
to meet the contingency, that the enc
my contemplates an early and heavy
attack on one Of the TANKS Of this army,
probably with a view Of Selling and
holding the pontoon bridge spanning
the Appotomax river at Point Of Rocks
The rebel troops evacuating Savannah
are, doubtless, on their way 70 reinforce
Lee. In addition to these Brecken-
ridges forces are expected 20 appear on
this front, and We may confidently look
for a renewal Of active hOstilities, init
ated by Lee, at an early day.-Cor. y.
y Herald
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NO. csc:
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rebel Beseriers.
HrtB9'Es psP'r ev ruE CCuEsr,,
NtSHvTTF- Ian str fs4.

NtSBvuIE, Jan. 5th. 1852
Col. .. a. Parkhurst, Provost A--rss..
General The Major General commarf--~
directs that all deserters from the r.I.f
army who reside IN the States Of Ter7ss-
see and Kentucky, and who can fr-7s--
satisfactory evidence Of their intention I'd,
become law-abiding and peaceabIs citizens.
may, upon reporting TO your Office and TAX a..
ing the amnesty oath, De permitted 90 e..
20 their homes.
hen practicable, transportation vii be-
furnished by the Government.
GU viii adopt such measures for carry.
ing out these Instructions as yau may deem
necessary.
L remain, Colonel. very respectfully, yc--
obedient servant,
lSignedl W.. p. WHrFrrE.
Chief OF STAT
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Crunk, Glascock & Co, will sell o.
the residence Of John ". Wake. 10. u
north High street, sll Of his household and
kitchen furniture, hne piano, inc mirrors.
fine velvet and Brussels carpets, fine uarI5r
sets, bureaus, bedsteads, wardrobes. chairs,
mattresses, Ac. This sale viii take place on
Saturday, the 9TH inst, at 10 O'Clock, and
will be rare chance for housekeepeT5 &.
buy fine furniture. All are invited
ToN. C. CUuE, Auctioueer.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such "a aaobll-
lists, carpenters, tsamsters, etc., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, OF Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner OF Union
and College streets, where the yery best
prices are always paid for ever description
Of Government claims.
CHECKs OF THa DHPOsTE4RY AZ LOOIsVILLH,
cashsd On the very best terms.
THOE. r. Ma.
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TO LOAN R5n-nnn-

Securities Of all kinds discounted Oh ltse
rel terms, such as atches, Chains, Pins,
Kings, Diamonds and Jewelry Of every dc
scrIption, also Furniture and other property
too numerous 10 mention, az No. s.. Ch-r-y
street, sign o. tic three gold talI,
jan In c. T.. GREGORY a 60.
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ORDNANCE AND QUARTERMASTER'S RE
turns and accounts male up aad adjusted
Certificates Of Non-lndebtedness obtained toy-
eminent (laims for Pensions, Bounty, Rack Pay,
Horses Lost IN Battle, Prize Money, &c., CoLLEHED
with 4. spatch, and at reasonable rates.
oar immediate presence enables Us 10 expedite
the collection Of all clsmS. No charge ~ cOiiecbd.
/ 81 information free Of charge.
dscsI -fIns
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For sale.

A Scholarship in Bacoo's Co1mere al
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 BarQa.a c17.
Be had. Apply 10 or address this ofics
noVI8-tf
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TUE CORNERSTONE AVID EXPERIFECE or
A. INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as - cAgrI5y 81.
YOUNG HEE and others, who 5sfier from NervCa-
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., SUP.
plying At The same time the Means Of SefCure
By one who na- cured him-ef alieF UndeTgJu.
considerable qusckery. BY enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may ~ hsi 1l
the suth0r
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR E7l
dees-3tu Brooklyn, Kings COS ". ~
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'IVH = q. w I0lllH L1NH-
No. 50 Cherry street
CASH CAFTAL, $4,000
Liberal advances made on all kinds r.
property. Persons @osrcus Of otfafrl1.
money on security can do so By calling d,
the above named place.
janB-lm g. Z. GEEGOEE b Co.
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DIAzRHGA AND DTsEETzsT--We have OK
AHMED a great number Of letters from some
~ the moot prominent citizens ia Ciucin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking IN the
highest terms Of DR.. StrickiGnd'5 Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DiarTh0a
and Dyssntery. The letters arc too long "
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of COvingtOn, says
he was pronounced ineursbls ~ the beat
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Btrickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
q permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrh0a and Dys-
entsFY. ap 96-tu ~ THY
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A coal oil Millionaire has named his
little heiress Petrolia Ann.
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our turn comes. Remember me kindly
TO sll at home, and if | live I will write
again before very long.
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Lumber.

10000 Feet Dressed Flooring
1900 Clear seasoned inch Pine.
lbCOO -
Just received ami for sale by q a.
iml. .g. l-f D. b. DICKEY, Agent,
High and Broad SITS
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REBELLION lSIOwER CANADA.
The French Refuse 10 serve AZ hill
iiamcn.


/ Prom The QaeLe' i.ay New, Der 81. too,efa
L foent osssHi
/ The most intense excitement pre-
vailed in the city last evening. when
Intelligence reached town that the
draft, which was to have taken place
yesterday throughout the Province. ac.
! cUFding to the Act 9th Vic. cans %
/ %, had been resisted in several of the
! counties in this district, and that the
officers appointed TO enforce it had
| been driven away at Chateau Richer.
and their lives threatened. Deputy
| Adlt-Gen. DeSalaberry. setting under
directions from the Executive Council,
Immediately ordered cut four compa-
MES Of the best and most effective of
! the Volunteer Active Militia, viz. No.
I Volunteer Garrison Artillery, Capt.
Murray and Lieut. NOntiZam6ert No.
Garrison Artillery, Capt Grant and
Lieut. W. Home Lamontagne' field
| battery Of Artillery, two guns,) and
the W ellington Rifles, under command
o. Capt. GybsOne. These four compa-
es left the armory about S o'clock in
c3rloles, each man provided with TWEEN
" rounds of ammunition, amidst the
cheers Of hundreds of spectators. 1t
Is scarcely possible that the baJii1Hs
will attempt 70 resist such force. al
though it was reported last night
that over 200 ship-earpenters from st.
Roch had gone down to cut the
MOntmorenei bridge, and prevent
the troops from proceeding TO Cha
teau Richer The greatest excite
ment prevails in the city. The vo.un,
teer force is not expected to return to
town before evening, after the draft is
completed, unless they meet with de-
teFmined resistance. The four cOmpa-
MES under command of Lieut. Col De
Salaberry, Mr. Justice Mcclure accom-
panying the force in his official capac-
lty. We will have news from the vol
Unteer force this afternoon, which VII
be communicated to our readers by
extra. The resistance of the draft in
the rural districts was not unexpected,
and has therefore not taken the au-
thorities unswares; but that such force
a. left the city last night should have
been deemed necessary, has taken our
citizens by surprise.
ADDITIONAL
The Journal, of last evening, says
"We have just been informed at the
instant, that the Rouge party have ris-
en- at Chateau. Richer against the exc
cution of the militia law, and that the
officers charged with the duty of put
ting it into effect have been obliged to
take flight from the locality in order to
save their lives The rioters were all
armed, and many Of them appeared to
be under the influence of liquor. This
is sorry treatment of law initiated by
their own leader, Mr.. Dorion. We do
not know what steps the Government
intends to take under the circumstsn-
ces bat, in the meantime, we cannot
too strongly condemn violence and re
sistance to the law, from whatever side
they come.
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NOTICE.
Wanted Immediately,

1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD CARPENTERS. Best
i wages paid. Apply to A. q broee, ~ n, a
6lngleton's News Depot. l7n0-0s'
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General John A Logan and a portion
Of his staff are in New York.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORSE is the first TO introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land" and judge for yourself CI4,tE
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Lost

ON DECEMBER ID, 1874, q CERT1FICATEpF
" DEPOSIT for 500, No. 39S on The Ffst Va
Ionsl Bank a Nashville, payable % TIE ordo. Of
John r. CroWl. u is OF 10 value q 'he hnderl as
payment has been stopped.
decZs -lm.s JOHN p CRoWL
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Ms r. As rs Or 40 - ~ rasEE
~ VOUs, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL.
sFsTF M3-usN and reliable treatnent-in Rsports
OF ths HOWARD AsSOCIATTON-Sent b. mai in
sealed letter envelopes, fros Of charge. Adore.
u. J. BKILLIh HOUGHTON, Howard Aaaociation.
No. 5, South Ninth-strset, Pnlladelphia. Pa
iF-IV
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ArrLngton & Farrar. Real 800 -

Have removed their Office % the count
ing room Of JnO. x. Hume & Co., College
street near Church. iau8-Iw
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If you want a good Cigar, cal on
Ehrenberg, No, 40 Union street
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CLAI M S
CLAIMS

CLAIMS
For HORSES and EQUIPAsE LOST in The SER.
VICE; officers accounts settled with the Quar-.
termasters, CommiSsary, Ordinance and Treasury
Departments; stoppages of Pay removed, Cert
hcates Of non-indebtedness obtained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY, BACK PAY, &C., promptly collected
Mr.. Atkinson having had ten years experience as
Sd Auditor, becoming thereby familiar With the
Rules, Regulations and Precedents established hor
the auditing and settling Of claims, can safely
say that no firm in the Southwest has the same ia
cilities for the prompt collection OF all war claims
IS presented By this Office.
JNO. F. ISOM,
Late Capt 25th Ills, A. A. Q NJ,
And Post Q. NJ. Post Nashville
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Sundries.

20oOO Shingles
5000 Lsths.
20 Bhs. Apples
20 Boxes Glass
10 Kegs Butter.
Just received and for sale by
jsnl. D. D. DICKEY, Agent,
rnE# High and Broad SIS
Times and Dspatcn copy
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episcopal GENERAL CONvKN-
TIOS.
on sniurdny-The Tennessee
Bisbep-Finsnciai-T Nieenc Creed
-Admission 10 the minssfry-Bishop
CeIeuso-The Case OF Bishsp Wilmer.
pBLapHlrHiA. Seturdss Oct.

pHrLapEiFHiA Ssturdss Oct :. 1868
The Convention resssemblcO ~ ~ O'Clock.
Testimonials from the Diocese OF Tenne'sec. relative
70 the election o. Bishop OF that STAT wore referred
20 the Commit oe On COnsccratOn ~ Bishops.
Tire Committee on FxDenses reported having exam
iuei the Treasures report and foun y correct.
Herman Cope OF Phlspelphia Thsrre!ectcd iTeaou'tI
b. unnniIDOus vote.
The election OF Jas. G. Tsibt D. D.. hs Assistant
R,shop Of the Diocsse of Indiana referred 20 The
COMMITTEE Oh ConseoIa ion OF Bishops c.,..,
The Rev. j. II. Aupctnrn OF Wrttcd, NohhPwicu'
presented memorial asking permission of the Convrn
ton TO omit from the Hcene creed certain words which
haze been interpreted In the said creed since the hold
ing of the Great Nicene Council RefeTred 70 the CON-
uittee on Prayer Books.
The Rev. NJ. Hare Of Ptnsdolpbia offered resoln
ton for the appointment OF committee 70 oonsnei we
causes relating 10 admission 10 the ministry with
view to render their meaning moro OBVIOUS anu 10
render entrance to the ministry more diifiouit
A message received from The House on BISHOPS
relative N the conduct Of Arohhshop Gray OF Cnpe
Town. IN South Africa in the DETECTION Of the soctied
heresv Of Bishop Colenso OF Natal and congratuiaing
Archbishop Gray on bis action in said afa'r.
A message received from tie House Of bishops
informing the Convention thai the House OF Bsbous
ia satisfied n at the Rev Richard Hooker Wlner d. ID,
has been yadlv cnnFecrsted Ia the Office 81 Bishop
having been elected 70 the exercise Of that Office In the
vacant Diocese Of Alabama and that without an er
animation OF the circumstances oocas'oning certain
canopicel irregularities in the election aud conse.
Grafton. and expressly declaring that It's present
action shall meyer Be- construed Soh or Scosptea
Right Rev. Dr. Wilmer ~ Bishop OF Alabama, and
con sents TO bis episoopdte "a suc proyhcd tlr the
House Of Clerical and Lay Deputies Is willing to signify
its concurrence in such acceptance and consent and
that thereafter the Bishop Of Alabama shall ran'nit IN
writing 70 the presiding Bishop TO be by him committed
10 the custody OF the register Of this House the promise
Of conformity comprised in the oioe Tor tie oonsecra
ton of Bishops In the OrdinaL"
After a long discussion on tie proposal new canon
relative 10 clergymen entering the military or naval
service the Convention adjourned.
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CRInR IN PHILADELPHIA.
Three Murders Within Twenfy.four Hours
Shedding and Btrsnglipg.

PBrLApEPmA. Saturday. Oct. T. 1865
Three murders have been committed since 10
O'Clock last evening
Bernard 4. Kane aged 10 years. shot by Ed ward
sImons In the southern part Of the city and member
OF the oath u. s. Colored Regiment killed another in
the cars peor Hsvre dc Grace Tho regiment has jn.t
assed mn CbaetDu. at with the ASSASSIN under guard
Bur glars we're secreted In Whites Dental Depot.
Arch st. this morning at o'clock when tho store was
opened by a boy. The burglars seized and sLahgled
him Ia death with rope and escaped with portion
OF their pander which they bad piled up ready Tor ro
m0vaL
The victim In the A.ohst. murder was oosofed man.
aged % Years instead OF boy. The burglar TOOK
from him toe key Of the SAFE and punderod II VI ~ oo
intn0tAa
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UIQRA PORT guAg1EnhAsff Is I'D u. ;. e.,
FoR1 JHFfFEsoY. Dry 1o1TuGas Fin..
September q. 1865
To-day, A. the steamer Scott was lying AZ nc
wharf waiting for the embsrkht'on Of tie l6st New.
York Volunteers whose term Of service Is about t. ex
pire. Dr. Med taking advantage Of the eonflson q
moving baggage sores Sc and with tie aid Of one OF
tie crew nsnod Kelly attempted 70 ,oeape by conceal
ing himself or teing concealed BY his Confederate IN
tie coal bankers Of Ito steamer. Information Was I'M
med.atsy given hy Mr. Jackson. Military s,oIekespr
q, this post iAet Mud al gone below and bad not
cone M ssaln Capt gdgonc y Roberts. oaosr OF the
d.y Immediately ordered search. when Major Geo. L.
weutworih, commanding ite post Caps Roberts, en-
Ger OF he al, and Lieut. g. Arthur Tsppan command
ing the gnafd. Ard Corporal ard ave men. went
&c arrhirg for the vie cousgrator Ijenh rsppan hrst
discovers aim by running his saber under an old boz
a. the COL -ater and the ooi stesl coming Ia eoutast
xlsh t latter cad " DR. Madd. idc Lin cry oIt ard
come o-t lie made soris remark ~ T. his bang In
hard ccf ~, two eoorcd seniucls in bic rear aged
tie gentlemen forward without Sny fuTthcr remarks
Search WIS then msde 'or Spangler. Arnold and
oLsuy lin hEt they al fouad inside Of the walls
MldJ seemed 10 great confusion. and haven't the
leas, doabt but what bis hha VA somewhat nuddled
TIE Doctor i- now enjoying the dnneeop and a bran
uew par Of bracelets Tor DotI wfists and ankles.
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CALIFORNIA.
Death Of a Pfoncer--nevemsn is OF Steam.
er.-CommerciaI.

SAN FRANCISCO Friday Oct 6. 1855.
George 0. Youn,, Pioneer Of the Napa Nelley,
died yesterday.
Arrived. steamer California. from New. York; also
arrived. steamer OTlaba, from Oregon. w.ih neatly
500 OOO III treasure
SAN FHAHcIGCo. Saturday. Oct Z, 1863
Nearly oil ESatern goods advancing. Large
transactions teking place. partly OIL SPECULATION Ia
Eastern whisky candles msckerel sosp &c. at higher
prices. Coal o sells gt 81 10 gallon msekerel at
o. kit aud Gil half barrel. WHISKY Is VI 73dei ~
q gallon TIE market Is entirely barr n Eastern pro-
duets In first hands Wheat has advanced to &c. ID.
-Four sell al &c - v barrel
Money 10 plenty and soeSing investment Ia mercban'
disc. Loans effected IN low rs 10 per oehs POI
annum. Mining stocks are fiat.
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The LIHgGus PLAsr.-A valuable win

The LNNEUs PLASr.-A valuable wine,
Manufactured from plant bearing this name, has re-
Gently boon produced in few localities In New York
and Connecticut In appearance. tho plant somewhat
r,senbles the rhubarb pie plant" though entirely
dissimnar in its chemical qualities II viii hourish on
ordinary land Set out in the Fall Spring. IL Is
ready 70 be made into wine In the following July OF
August. II BE- manufactured In an ordinary cider
press During The present II has boon success
fully produced In stamford and Greenw,oh, Conn. Tho
swsrn statements Of sovea cuivatOrs of those Tow
have been exhibited 10 u.s. FROM which 1t appears that
In the aggregate they sec out a4 plants which cost
them 10 cents each and that In July and August they
manufactured theretrom 4,006 gallons Of wins the
plants at tue same time producing more than %
other plants for resetng this Fall SOME Of these GENTLE
men say they readily sell their vine tor II per
gallon. One 81 them. experienced hortruitur-
ist who made 500 gallons declares that the vine In
many OF Its qualities ia superior to any ever noiore
manufac ured In this country imported rom Europe
The plant Ia being extensively cultivated IN onoomc
and Chenango Counties in this State Unitea States
District Attorney Dickinson. Judge Griswotd Con
gressman Hotohkiss. and other prominent sens OF
BDghamton In paper before us, declare that p's VINE
possesses "a beauty Of favor and deucacy OF taste
seldom II ever exccled by the beat Sherry vines u
Europe and that the plant cannot fail to Dc great
and sure source Of revenue u all who engage In Its
Some Of those who have tried the wine
say that II seems to be cross between Madeira and
Sherry With the best qualities OF each.
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MISSISSIPPI Pr.
Gen. Humphreys Undoubtedly kkeses-
Other Candidates - Csv. sharkey~
Negro Opinioa.
JAcKaoY. Miss., Friday, Oct. 6. 1868.

JACKH0N. Miss., Friday, Utt 0, 100
Returns Of the election come in slowly but
there is no longer any doubt Of TIE election OF Cen
Humphreys as Governor. Judge ns'er his opponent.
s here and bas declared his int ltion 10 communicate
with President johnson, urging the immediate pardon
of Gen Humphreys.
Charles Potter elected 10 Congress in this districts
MI Haverson IL elected In the Second district and MI
rriton is elected Ia the Third district
IL is feared that Gov SbaIk,ys opinion that tie AZ.
ton OF the COnvsntioG conferred the negroes the
right 70 give testimony in OF Justice viii deeat
him for tho Uulted States Senate Though the Governor
himself ia confident that the Legislature viii sustain
him.
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PROM RoRTsr-s MONROE.
Governm,st sale - Per,ousi-Savei-No-
ticc to Mariners.

ToETprss MosRoE Thursday. Oct. s. lseS.
A Government sale OF 100 horses and 100
mules took place today The property wa sold at very
high proes.
GEN q. T. Shetsy was II Norfolk yesterday.
FoEIHFss MoSKof, saturday Oct 7. leso.
CommOdory RGdiord's flagship Malvern vent 10 sea
Last cyculrP.
The lighthouse nt New Point, IN Chesapeake Bay
viii be gh I'd io.nleLt for tao fst time since Il vB e1
,ingulsbcd by he Rebels ia leCl. II viii show white
liz az " fu.lfe
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NV. OaLEU'. Thursday. Oct 5, 1895.

Alfred Jones, the Erie Railroad de!aulter,
wa arrested here TO day.
The Planters Convection met yesterday. and dis
cussed the subject II the broken ley.es Tie Conven
ton petitionod Gov. Wells and GeD. Candy 10 assibt
item with AID fiom the State and General Govern
ments that they could make the necessary repairs
Both gentlemen promised 10 give their attention W the
matter.
Gov Wells has written lct.oT accepting the guber'
Material nomination.
The steamer Monterey. from New-fork, has arrived.
Cotton excited anu advanced Pa. e ID. Bales day
Loo hale AT ina47c. for Kidding. feighfs ~ NO"
YorsidIio. y 10 On Cotton. Ctecks on New'fork
n n /. per cent discount
ORLEANS. Friday. Oct G. 1865
Cotton 6rm Gales tod y, 800 bai1s At f'dseS i6r
Midclng sGet of tAe week, ~ go BATS stock w w
bses Sugar and Moiasses quiet. Fieighis hightr-f
d2c A. 70 on Cotton 10 Mw.fuk. Checks on New.
York, II per cent discount. -
kHw.OELrAse, Saturday. Oct. :. 1888
Arrived Stes Iers IoaasHDda. Guiding Star, esd
George Washir zion 'Ion Fes YORK.
Cotton mRskgt .tin; salss ~. baee at Fdfsc-;
froishts on Cotton " Neeioih iH2i EIchanso On
.Yors-Checks are quoted al
a leading Journal hese denouncss TIE statement mAhe
saaiu,s Cen Csuby Vy the Louisiana del, cation LoW
IN Washington IL s0Js th,t Candy. Instead 81
tramphng upon civil here, has been insf 1eLta
IN restoring them.
Ibe Convention Of tie Conservative Union party
met to-day, snd .fer appointing JaGge Thonss VI ms
city Precedent pru tom and o.eeine ,1inmiitea on
OF sdoniias a. JurHed until Monday. Ten Parishes
were represented
Itis understood 10 political circles tha. j. hsdsop
W els VIII also IT, ihe noniLee fJf 1o'unor