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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN The lnmsn Line, saiug semiwesk'
y. carrying the United states Mails.
CITY or UBLlN............. WEDNESDAY, SEPT 90
CITY OF LONDON........"...SAT SATURDAY. SEPT %,
CITY or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES skfE n,
CITY OF BOSION................SA SATURDAY. sEff 80
And each succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY
al Hoon from. Pier No. q. North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday:
FIRST GAbis.........Spl SIEtR 3 70
To London. % 10 London........... 3.
To Paris ............ los To Paris.........s... ~
PAIABLR ~ GOLD.
Passage by the "Wednesday steamers: First Cabin, So
sieef,so &3j Payable In u ;. currency
Passengers also for aided to Esyre, Hamburg Bremen
kc al moderate rates .
seege passage from Liverpool or O1eensown 53o gold,
o. the equivalent Tickets be bought here by persons
sendiug for their friends.
For further information spply Al the Complnys Offices
JOHN q DALE. Agent. No. L. Brosds ay. Ae~-f ok.
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1 ONG ISLAND RATLROAD.-Trains viii

L. LEI We Jame.slip, Ns~-iork. as foIlows
sN Creenport Mail AMI Passenger Train, stopping q
al Way stations, and Connecting With Cleo Head kosynaaA
LEM p.esd Trains
100 m Syosset Train. stopping at ~ Way Station
- D. Ueenpor; Express, eonnee snk With hempAsss4
anf stopping a all stations eat Of ltichsNlle
" 20 r. m Syoset sssenger Train for Rosyn- Glen Head
. s:35p IN For North Islp. Hempsea Glen Head sas
2 Resign. r..
a. M for Yuphank and all Intermediate Stations.
o. CUARLlCK, President
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spoken.

Harf J. c. Broohr,n RON Noble oI NcwYoit, al vel.
1891. 1t . ?. f1., Ia, ~ - iou ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-iORk AND llN EkPOOL, CALLING
All CORK HARBOK
AND BETWEEN BOSrOS AND LIVERPOOL. GALL
mo Al HALIFAX AND COak HARBOR
ASrA...........ravesB Boston W ednesiay Sept- II
N...loaye. New tork. edAesday Oot ~
CUbA..........iesNesb osi'n' wednesday Yet Il
PFRSlA........isavrs rewf oTk. W ednesday. Oct.
oson. " ednesday, Oct.
SCOlIA.......lrsv-a Newly ORR W wednesday. NOV.
IRON SEwyoRE TO LlvEKPooL
Chies Cs5n Passage. ..........'...'.''''''Slef
Second Cabin fEssdfe " ~
FKox rOsroN LIVERPOOL
Chic Cabin Fat'ase.. ..'''''..''''''''''''st ce
Second taoin Passage. y"
PAYABLE in gold equivalent in United States cessg ~
BeTths secured until paid Tor.
An Experienced Surgeon on board -
bs owners Of thes. ships Will no. be accountable Specie
or Valuable. un Bills OF Ladins having the valued nprssei
ase signed therefor.
fsf Freight OF Passage spplyn -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANY'S
NEW LINE or FIRST CLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HANRE, CALLING AT
BRESr. ,
| Continent the following:
WASHINGTON 20& ttp...... $40 horse power.
Embellishments i .9j0hors power.
EUROPE lG4 tuDs. 800 horse power.
NAPOLEON Il...l Nearly r-ady). 100 horse power.
ST. fR uiiDy). .tirrst power.
PFREfHF Il luiidr Great power.
WILLIE De PARIS. lButdins). Great powell
DEPARTURES FROM NETWORK.
LAFAYETTE A. Bocance... ...FRIDAY, October II
EUROPE, A. FRIDAY .......Noveunber 10
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN COLD.
Fmsr CABIN SJ5 SECOND CABIN, $50
Including table win. TOR either ciass
Passengers intending 70 and Brett will BE- furnished hero
with railroad coupon cs- aud their baggage ch-cxed to
Pads at an additional charge OF % tor hr and % for second
els.a
Medical ATTENDANCE free Of charge
For further inostslAiion spply to -
Go MACKENZIE. Agent.
No Broadway. Sew.fork.
Al Peri, 10 boulevard des Cspleines torsnd boio.
~ Havre, WN ISELiN co.
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TAX FOR STATE PUrPosgs.

Cor COMMON SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT TIE
STATE -Four hundred and tnirty-two thou
sand do,ltrs and twclye cen,s................. 81
SoR CAsALs-fhreeh hun dred and forty five thou
Said in hundred dollars and tea ceu;s........ 8
F0E GESYRGL PUEPOszs EOUSTIEs, ALBANY
AND oUsepEHASSA RAILHOAD-iwO millions
two hundred aud iory-s.K tbOusind four
bundled dollars aud sixiy three oents....... ~
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DEOPI, E,s LINE for ALBANY and TROY
i FoR ALBAsY-The steamer ST. jon caves on 80
d,vs Wed,,rsdays and Fridays. and the DEAN hlCd-
M0ND on Tre;dsys Thursdays and SATURDAY., ocecs
n m from Pier No. ~ North R.ver foot o. tanals
No, iaoy-Ibe St. amer VANDEB III leaves on sundsypb
Tuesdays and Tburdays. and the kiP yAN wiNhL -
Moudays Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock p m.' ~
pier No a. North River. foot 81 Watts-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

60 PROVIDE TIE NECESSARY MEANS SUPPORT TEE mr..
sPECTlSE GOysRSNlSrs OF COUNTY ASD CRY ~
NETWORK, AND TO PAY QUOrA OF SAD coUS1Y or
STATE FOR THE SzAa Thousand EIGHr HrsD-
RED AMI slXTTFIyE.
Te Hort of SaIersoT' Of lie County Of Neo York do or.
dam JoHOics:
SECTION There shah We aud hereby t. imposed upon the
ees real and personal subject u taxa ION according
Of and thin tie City and County Of New ofk Ind 70
tsd coec am paid into tie County 1IesuTy according
10 the purpose Of paying the quota Of tie State
Imposed upon sand city and county Tor the aggregate
tua Of three million and wenty.oUT thousand dollars enc
eIhtr five cants : 9nll 90 80. as follow:
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~. 49,
received no wound Immortal e. ne .vsr ana whsn -
who promulgated them, they shall i've sys sprsad ~
branches over this continent doctrines un which The
South this contest win be acknowledge sns 0
Of the tree.
oOcUPAnos or MARSHALL! TEXAS - -
sh.vac. has occvnssd Msrsh.r IN this STATE TheS
SnIevepon mas occupaea Ma.sna, a. J ,or1.y
and percussion cap mandatory
NEWS FROM TIE INTERIOR
The news which We g. from the interior Interest
LIN a ~. W e'1. .'svSn 49, 80. ... shc..
Lreasry a. Ausun sno .ouusa 2, so1u. sweny ,s
sand dollars IN specie AS soon as the czens OF Austs
apprsed Of the robbery they rallied and attempto4
70 oyertako the robbers but were One Of
the robbers WAC shot IL e reported that Austn IA now
h; .crr,sr,v nstrc,es ni1ht ana dcv hv c,,irsr
guard
MANY of General Sheby's men are returning 70 their
homes In the western part Of the State and are repors1
70 be behaving themselves in an orderly manner
Not long AGO Colonel Edward Clark OK Governor Of The
State OF Texas fearing that he would be arrested BY the
United States authorities LETT for Mexico Soon after
Governor Murrah left for the destination. Other
persons, known prominent politicians, accompanied
the Governor in his pilgrimage to the 'troubled land"
MEETING AT HOUSTON
about the 18th The following resolutions 0dere1
and passed.
Resolved That in the pressnt circumstances in which ~
peope OF Texas placed and irrespective past differ
enccs We regara .ne tesumpuon Oh our poncsl ano c
M Of Dsaoe law order and rood IN
toI ss.is,,y,c, ~ - 49, eN
Resolved That we regard our duty a 81 sSs
q Texas 70 CONFORM PlU ccy, n m ou "a ~ he -
cnahgoo conuion ~ Ssae srNths
nhorx and 10 mantan in everv way in oar
P 0wer snc J.isui''' @ ~ " ~ 49,
Resoiyed That would the highest degree satsfae
tory to the people OF Texas the Sssses
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ter sent by the latter TO the formcr:-
TIE SLAVE QUESTION.
MArAxoRos, Dec. I, 1884,
orsrnM Although i Is certain that he siipu;;
criminals nave not sT%aa,sd sshors:
say a~ss MS s 10 1sa authorities the
Allow me, General % manifest 10 you that these agree
The
s GSa & but Tss aTye Of %
consider as Tree the slave that puts foot territory
The laws Of he ie"re soldiers p as ali men ca
Rs "a Sfsss snfs@ sd
the door to foreign cisraiion which Is immensely neces
up l.o;e who to avoid the calamcs Of Tsr come sect
70 General j. H. SLAUGHTER. Brownsville "A''A'
OFFICIAL LETTER RELATING TO CONFEDERATE COTTON
II there doubt that the impcralist directly
aided the rebels In getting cotton out OF Texas then
that doubt can no longer exist for here Is letter,
sibe authority stating that such transactions
ried with the Of tho Mexican authorities.
There be doubt to the commences Of these
letters for military Offices of government place
1t beyond dispute that such Is the positive fact:-
HrAD0vAHrrT; WIS, sgs Ds ga Z, TI Tax
General THOMAS MrJiA, &c, be-
GKsERAL--I have the honor to stat, for your
that Of Nav s since ss s' nudge Of q he he
&c conieaePa,e states. Psyasn. wa: not %"d:
RGSp s nsa sd To Se be-
longing TO the Confederate government and to take such
Iss se
BE- an It's
sideraton and decision
The commerce now being carried by the Confederate
States through their authorized agents with Mexico and
other through the ports of Mexico done by the
consent OF the Mexican authorities.
Very respectfully your obcdient servant,
JAS. Il. SLAUGHTER, Brig. Gen. Cong.
To Senior Don THOMAS MEJfA &C., &c.
The two following letters show plainly the friendly
feeling existing between General Mcjia and General
slaughter:--
HEADQUARTERS, WEST Sun DISTRICT, TEXAS,
BROWNSVILLE. Nov. IL, 1904 !
DrAa THOMAS MrJrA. General Commanding Chicf A.. -
GIsrRAI-- have not thought II mpro-
babe you will by my letter to Colonel Bcnayades
that Csnales have received announcement from this
ae OF the Rio Grandc and officers OF the Confederate gov
regret exceedingly however the necessity which corels
you 10 send General Corina above stated In
communication to Col Benavsds feel certain that your
course was not dictated any unfendlness TO govern
ent ana that and look but with
mpaty npon gallant people striving for national exits.
ence which, should they fortunate TO secure VIII be
bulwatk VI your empire against oyergrown aud
CANT nation who BY resolution Of Congress claims that
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

Is DAVIS TO BE TRIED in WASHING.
TON The Washington correspoin,
dent of the. Boston Traveller answers
this question thus
L is nearly or quite settled that
jeff. Davis shall be tried in civil
court, and in this city. There are
many distinguished persons who
favor a military trial for him, but a
large majority Of intelligent people
AL over the country prefer q civil
Trial Tor treason, and the Attorney
General says that the distinguished
prisoner shall be tried before Judge
Carter in this city. It is feared BY
many persons that some one Of a Jury.
taken in Washington will be sure 20.
be a rebel sympathizel, but | think
this is q mistake. The trial will be
one OF the most interesting ever held
in this country The facts nobody
will attempt to gainsay, but power
full arguments will be made on tcchni-
Cal points to try and save the leader
Of the rebellion. Several eminentI
lawyers at the North are already on
tiptoe, expecting a SUNNI ms FROM
Davis, or the Government. It's bel
lieved that the trial win speedily
take place, in June certainly. i
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HEADQUARTERS DEpARTxEXroF THE CUR. ] /.
New Orleans, June 5. 1865!

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or rue CUR. ]
New Orleans, June $, 1865!
General Orders No. 81.
All points in Western Louisiana IN rear
Ct 9, and covered BY posts occupied BY United
States troops, are declared to be within the
limits OF military occupation, as defined by
the 9Th section Of the law Of Jnly "a. 1854.
lsee War Department General Orders No.
2a7a and all the military orders Of reguls.
.tlons, restricting in any degree commercial
intercourse with such section Of the country:
are revoked. ys
The requirements Of General Orders Nos
IS and 20 from the Headquarters Of tbs
Division5of West Mississippi will apply to
the country above referred to, except thss
no lorelgn Of general commerce can be 81.
lowed with any ports that are affected by
the laws Of blockade.
Y The same rules will be applied to that
part Of the present Department Of the Gulf
Fast Of the Mississippi, as was not included
IN the limits Of the late Division Of West
Mississippi.
~ order Of
Maj.Gen. q r. S. CAssY:
ct. CHRISTENSEN;
Lt-Col, Asst. Adji. General.
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NEw York, June 7.--p. a.-Cotton
heavy af d9c G,,ld Josf

New York, June Up. a.--Cottol
heavy, at 43c. Gold 1874.
WASHINGTON, June T.--P. M-Ths
|Secretarysof the Treasury has divided
Mississippi and North and South Car
ollna into Districts for the collection
|of Internal Revenue.
The New York Tribune announces
that the President will soon restore
the protection Of the writ ofha5eas
corpus, thus ordering a very general
clearance of military prisons.
WASHINGTON, June S.-A formal de,
maid has been made for the sufren.
derof the Stonewall, notwithstanding
the intimations ofstlle British press.
~ is not the intention Of oar Gov
eminent to abandon or abate It's de-
Inands upon England for damages to
obr commerce. by Anglo Rebel pi.
rates. Enough Of ohr army will be-
retained to enforce any demand UPON
foreign Governments
It's understood preliminary meas
tires have already been taken for the
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine.
and Napoleon has been. notified that
we will not submit to European inter-
ference with Mexico, and that he
must withdraw French and Austrian
troops.
It is not probable that the trial of
jeff Davis will take place till Sep
Iember.
A portion Of the Alabama delcga.
ton were at the White House today
They have abandoned their intention
o recommend Cdlenel sSee6oid as
Provisional Goverdbr, and now recon-
mend Mr. Parsons. He is opposed
~ Alabama F,yal.inen, who have re-
commended Mr.. II. Smith. who was
orced to abandon Alabama in 1858,
IN account Of his Union sentiments.
New York, June S--The Wash !
ngton special says the Presidents
lcfiaitive policy towards the rebel
ious States will be reserved till the
rails are over.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

pIED. On the 2lst Of May, at the
residence Of pr. A oockerille, Alex.
andria, LoyArrE S. infant daughter Of
N. /. Wells and the late Lovatt S.
Burgess, aged ! year, s months, and
l3 days.
We laid thee 'downin thy sinless rest, and
rom thine infant brow,
Guild one soft lock Of hair-our cnly
solace now;
Then placed around thy beauteous corpse
]. flowers, not more fair and sweet,
Twin rosebuds in thy little bands, and
81 jasmine at thy feet" T*s.****.
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HEADQUARTERS POST, !
ALEXANDRIA, La, June 18th, 1865. {
Posr ORDERS,
No. q.
|. The Colonel Comd,g. again calls
upoL Parties holding Arms Of any
description, formerly. belonging to
the Confederate Army, to at once de.
liver them to the Provost Marshal at
this Point, in order to save tropble
and annoyance, Of instituting search
for the same.
Il. Negroes viii not be permitted
foreman IN the City 10 idleness, and
all such who may be found, will be-
placed,at work, cleaning the streets
Of the City, without pay, or will be
sent to the county. The Provost
Guard is charged with.the execution
Of this order.
Ill. Confederate Officers and sol.
diers, arriving in the City, will report
10 person to tile Provost Marshal upon
arrival.
". Parties having knowledge. Of
the whereabouts, (in this vicinity Of
Property q. any description, formerly
belonging to the Confederate Governs
ment or Army, and not yet delivered
70 the United States Government in
accordance with the terms Of surreu.
der, are requested to give notice to
these Headqrs., where such property.
nay be found.
By order
JAS. d. COATES,
Col. Comd'g. Post.
Nv. ]. McIsrYsE, 1t. & Post Adj't.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

NJ Less SwoaD Magnanilnity ii,
Grant We clipp the annexed para.
graph from the Macon Goa, Telo.
graph:
When Gen, Lee surrendered the maguid.
cent llt. sword, manufactured in England and
presented. to him bya number Of admirers
zen Grant received II examined il, curl.
oasly read the names Of battles engraved
upon the exquisitely wrought acabbard, and
then the generous hero returned it to the
Confederate cheiftain, saying. aGeuerui
y cannot be worn BY q drawer maniv
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14
THE GovErSoR IN rHE C,,

THs GovEsSoR IN rhE ClrY.-Gov
Wells. says the New Orleans Times,
arrived here Monday evening from
|hls trip TO Washington. and resumed
als official functions this morning.
There is considerable .;futteriur
amongst the political pigeons some
sharp firing being anticipated.
Since penning The above, it has
been stated upon what might be con.
sldefed IS pretty good authority, tlas
Hu. Kennedy returns lin a few daya
g Mayor Of New 0rlcans. and also,
that any Interference 81 the military
authorities with the civil matters Of
the q State is strictly prohibited. No
doubt We shall have fuller details
shortly.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

sm- The Tribnne's special says: A
letter of coincidence, from the Fun.
press Eagenia to Mrs Lincoln,
although sometime since received by
the French Minister, is detained By
him evincing i'll feeling on his part.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

The Memphis Bulletin recommends
Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee,
as the successor Of Judge Carton.
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! e
| The Charlotte Democrat publis, cs
laIctter from General Johnston giving
His reasons for sarrenderins. He
Says:
"On the Goth day Of April, the day
OF the convention. by The return Of
three Lieutenant Generals Of the Az.
my Of Tennessee, the number Of ia.
fantry and artillery present aud all
sent was 70,5lo, Total present 49,
'5ls. Effective total, or ig.llilag force
l4,H9. On the 7thof April, the date
Of the last return, / can find the efrec-
tive total Of cavalry WIS :, 400, but:
between the 7.ll aud 26th of April it
was greatly reduced by events in
Virginia and apprehension Of a sur.
render. In Sonth Carolina we had.
Youns's division ofcasalry besides,
reserved aud State troops, together
much inferior 10 the Federal force in
that State. In Florida we. were as
weak, in Georgia we were The same.
ln Lieutenant General Taylor's de-
partment. there were no means Of. op-
posing the formidable army under.
Candy, which had taken Mobile, nor
the cavalry under G tleral Wilson,
Which had captured nearly every
place OF Importance west Of Augusta.
70 carry on war, therefore, we had
lodepend upon the Army Of Tenues.
see alone. The United States could
b.ve brought against it twelve erfif-
teen times its number in The armies
d Gl'ant, Sherman and Candy. With
such odds against US, without Che
means Of procuring ammuaition OF re-
pairing arms, without money orl
credit to provide feod, it was iimpos-l
slhle to continue the war except asI
robbers. Tie consequence Of pro.
longing the struggle wonld only have
been the destruction or dispersion Of
our bravcst men and great suffering
If women and children by tie dcsoia. !
Lion aud ruin Inevitable from tIel
100000 men through the
country.
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C O M p e. NJ ID IU M I


: = = -.
.IErn M Is n A q, @TrNr
- !. - - =. I = - !.
s WAsHISGToN, May 3l.- The follow
ling official circular bas just beef
!. issued
DRp1RTMsNr or STATE; y
WlsH1scros, May 90, 1865.
8 Sin: A copy of the Presidents am
Z nesty proclamation of this date i
: herewith appended. By a clause ii
the instrument, the Secretary .of
Estate is directed to establish rnIes
, and regulations for administering and
!. rccordiag the amnesty oath SO as to
Insure its benefits to the PEOPLE, and
guard the Government against frauds
4 Pursuant to this Injunction, YOU are
Informed that the oath prescribed ii
Ethe proclamation may be taken aud
subscribed before any eommissii med
lofieer, civil, military or naval, III the
service Of the United States. Or any
Iciyil or military officer .Jf a loyal
State or Territory who, by the laws
thereof, may besqualifedfor admins;
|tefing the oath.
| AlTofficcrs who receive such oaths.
are hereby authorized to give ccrti-i
fed copies thereof to persons res.
Ipcctively by whom they were made ],
and such officers arc hereby required
to transmit originals of sucl, baths al.
as early a,day as may lie convenient
to this Department, where tbey will
Toe deposited and remain IN the -.
chiyes Of the Government. A repis.
ter thereof will be keut in the Denart.
ment, and on application. in praaer
cases, certificates viii be issned of|
such record, in the customa~ form Of
official certificates.
am, sir, your ob't sey,t
w II SEWARD
Secretary of State
WAsHIseroN, June 4 The deIega.
ton Of citizens of Alabama arrived
here last NIGHT to app.y for the resto.
ration Of their State Government 8
They are James Il. Brown. Lewis E
Parsons, #. NJ Moore, b AZ LoweI
aud Nichols Davis
Governor Blown, Of Georgia was
not under arrest here, bit enly order
ed to report.to the president.
General Grant and General LOGAN
have accepted an invitation to attend
a meeting ia New York ON ThursdavI
night, to endorscPresident Johuson;s
restoration policy.
Ten thousand troons a dav arc
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
WASHINGTON, via LOUISVILLE, ,June
6.-Ex.Governor Magrath has ar.
.ivcd, AID been committed to the Old
Capitol Prison.
Tae Cleveland Leaders Fourth Ar
nv Cosps corresp ,adent saws that
;orps is under marching orders for
;alycstun, \
New Yosg. June 8-C,tton s,,ld
or.43, and, by auction, nearly sever, !
honsana bales Of Savannah at ~
Gold 1917.
FAruEaP olyr, June s.-The steamer !
tortllaAmerica, from Liverpool on The
18th, has arrived. Cotton advanced
aring The week, with downward ten.
ency. MiddIing l5Ii Cpnsols 92zd /
Several journals deny renewal of !
he demand Of the United States for !.
he Alabama depredations, and say !.
he matter rests where Lincoln left '
!. !
The Louisville Journals special1
avs Stanton is greatly amused at the !
ensation reports ofshis resignation 4,
nd difficulties with the President.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-At Ae Wood.lu
swn races the Lexington colt Alex =
ndcr won the two.mile heatsin 3:s61 :
nd 1888. Time unexceled lin this = :
ountry. ?
MOBILE. June GA small meeting J
,as held to-day in Odyl Fellows T.
1
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~ William Culbertson Of the steamer
Una has alsoSremembered the Democrat.
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WAsHIseroS, May 3l.--The follow
ing official circular las just been
issued
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-14

Col. Comd'g. Post.
Wx. ]. McIsrYsE, 1t. & Post Adj't.
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