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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
5. y =, Is ". t HgSEEa, Acting see,x.

! NV York, Oct. 12.2rhe Express
Wishing ton special says:eiul snts
dSGeh. Grant has ordered the Secretary
ot7War TO dischargeAat least one bum
dfed more general officers, Majors and
BfigadIef Generals, With their staffs;
aud he has also ordered 1.-The Inust6rinG
ous Of nearly AL the negro troops =
has returned. He was one Of the COM
mtHsi onArs to- trent with the Indians,
rebels, and Others, and reports eyeryG
thing now satisfied 80 , RE-
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- ID &c vylrzlrrlnI.I

Z. NEW iXoRK, Oct. IL. ,rh Tribtine,s
special says It Is estimated that the
Wtrz trial will cost the government al
least 500, OOOs 9fFISSEf I =
Col. Moore, late surgeon- gsnarGl of
the rebel army, Is bore and will appear
betorc the WiFz Military Court ~ tyyit-
ness for tho defence. 4 fssGL
There Is h misnpprehenaion MS to tho
order mastering out e0l6fetlT troops.
All y. s. colored troops Which ARE cred
tied to no State arc to beGorthwith dis
chnrged. Those colored volunteers
credited in tho quotas OF States will he
mustered out only MS the exigenCios Of
tho service may warrant, ~ 81
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Rna.Io Mnrilet.

Flour unchanged. wheat-Spring
iirmer; sales Of, No. 2 Chicago 81 So,
.ASIIlllwaukee spring per sample 46aI SO,
acttve5 No. ], zoe; warm 62ISa65, Oats
inactive. Rarley quiet md nominal at
q 10 for Canadian. Rye 0Oc. Whisky
e "a. Pork S37a37 50. Lard SOC, Ca
nal tretghtS to New York-wheat 20.
rye 10, corn Is, oats 1l1<.H
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Stock SI1rI[M
- NRw YORK. Oct. "a

= sfliil NEW York, Oct. IL.
SSS9GSernment Stocks shade firmer;
1876 Treasury Notes, 7-SOs, 9sH.
Stocks heaVy; Rock Island lO9I(. Mil.
and Prairie du Chien 62S<; G. d 4. iO9S<:
y. w. BIZ; G. and P. s25E;AI. s. 78JS:
Canton ~; Cumberland Az; Quicksil5
yer L0SSi N. Y. G. 1O2; Erie SlI5; Hnd-
son 1924; Reading 11GH; p. and Ft. w.
lOI3z: o. q n: cert's 30; Mo. 6's NIX;
1 year cert's eS5s. III I'D :, = 90
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baltimore Cattle Market.

The Offering of beef cattle dnriSg the
past week foot up l05OO. The TeeIc
opened with brisk market, but prices
subsequently gave way fully I<c. yery
unsettled. Very superior beeves at $5S
9 % Y cwt., gross; fair to good lots S6a.
co. very good to very prime s. to s Is;
extreme rates could mot be obtained.
OF demand and prices have given ySnV
SC y NJ: sales Of common to superior
from Sls 25tO 10 IS; market inactiye at
the close. Tho sheep market was. fair
" supplied, and prices were without
material change; common and Stock
sheep nre selling mt 6951zc p n. gross,
and fair TO prime at 7aES, slight In Drove
ment in better desert ntions
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OsWego lTnrl.ef.

.st,,,tf OswEGo, Oct. u.
flour steady and in good demand at
50 90 for No. spring, 10 90 for red win
ter, IL 90 for white, u so double extra.
at 81 T3a1 "a. Oats scarce and nominal
Barley inactive and nomInaliy lower:
no sales. Rye firm but quiet Canal
ireights lc higher for -four and grain:
flour 5Sa54, wheat IL, corn I35<, barley
~, rye "A, oats 91<-to New York.
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Elections in Virginia.
Arms for the Fenians..
COST OF THE WIRz TRIAL,
Great cotton s,s 4 Is

NRw YokK, Oct. u. The Times SPEC
cial says: 49, III ~ -.
great cotton case or, more properly
a great cotton swindle, has just been
unearthed Mt Augusta, Ga. 1t involves
nearly Il, 900 bales of cotton of the value
OF about s., 900, 900, and the names Of
several prominent military officers are
mysteriously mixed up n'the affair.
"A large amount of money Is said to
have been used In PROPOSE ion for com
promise, &C.; the sums being Variously
stated at $40, 700, $50, 600, 800, 600, md
even 5000 The volume OF facts
concerning the transaction is very
great hut briefly are MS follows: .
During tho rebel occupation, Of Geor-
gia thee parties named Thomas s,
Metcalf, VIM. Benll and Jeremiah Beall,
Became the joint owners Of 1, 794 ntiles
OF cotton vartously stored at Enfield,
Alass Albany and Dunsen, Ga. Ono Of
the parties, AIetcslf, owned 4, 600 bales
on his own account, which the rebel
Gen, Hill, ut Augusta, burned in the
street In adamRged condition, DIetcaIf
one third OF the cotton to rebale it and
put 1t in order. This cotton Afetcalf
sold in July Inst, through Sehley. to
John Garsed, of PhiladelP hin. Tho de-
PENDANTS in! this case, ,Garsed and
Schley, also claim that AIetcalf sold
them {, 200 Eales, owned Jointly by, him
sci and the two Bealls. This AletcAlf
denied at first, Claiming that he only
gave the price it could be bought at on
a certain day for casI, 20 cents per
pound. Here begins the interest in the
case. Garsed and Sehley, It appears,
then went to, work upon the military
authorities, and manipulated the mat
ter so as to get certain orders from Gem
erals I6rosenver and Stedman, which
frightened Metcalf, who fs an old man,
500, 600. The Bealls, however, opposed
the sale, and appealed for an injunction.
The president hearing Of this and other
cnses of interference, on the part of the
military authorities, in civil hfI1irs; bns
issued an order which, In caustic terms,
Preyente much interference hereafter.
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.Resotfed, That we endorse the nd
mtnistration of His Excelleney Hon.
Andrew Johnson, Presidentof the Unia
ted States, especially his declaration
that treason shall BIO made odiOus and
traitors punished. ,Ei t1t5.,F
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chicago MARKET,

Flour dull. Wheat adyanced 10. clos
ing firm. at 81 45aI 451f for No i md
95al Is for No. 2. Corn quiet at 5ia
SAY for No. L, 51a62 for No. 2. Oats Cluli
and unChanged. Freights welk- and
1e y i Htghwines active at 8, 22a
., Provisions dull. 'fslt
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-NEw YpRR, Oct, 12.-Tha Hefaldis
Raleigh con- spondent sAys.s
Z In the North Carolina Convention to-
day, a report which WINS ioFdefei' % lie
over, was submitted feeomn( hiding that
,noiaction be taken by the Convention
in reference to the debit cuutEaEted IN
the State In aid of the rebellion. It *
expected that tho debt will be entirely
fepudinted.S r ~ 'l'i y u lslsl9eT 7 =
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Mining stoelIs.

,,e.s5.ss. New YoRK, Oct. u.
Prices of mining stocks bid In Boston
Franklin 37S4; Hancock i5IS; Huron 40:
Isle Royal 10: Minnesota Is; Quincy
551s; Rocklnnd 8; SiperIOt3.Is. 81
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Question by Col. ChapmlnLDfdI nn=
derstand YOU 70 mean in saying you
never heard of certain things having
been done by Capt. WirL,LtlRt such
tlfnEgS did n0t rHttiI.O ~ I's 4ff- Ut Til 7 7
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FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. I2.-The Vir-
ginia election passed of quietly, and
the Union candidates are probably
elected 70 Congress in the first and sec
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, NeJs YorlE lloneyl lInrl.ee.

~ .s,. ~. ~ NEw YORK, oct. IL.
Money active and Arm at 4 per Sent.
Tor call loans. Sterling Exchange dull
and dover, at l0aa1D91S Gold without
qSGldedl change, opening as ISL, adj
yanctng TO 1855, closing nt 146,
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The Gold BTn+lrce

9 NEW YoRR, Oct. 12-Gold is steady.
premium remaining at 14S1<al455<;. the
eastern demand is not quite so active.
and with the present prospect Of noim!
poTtant export of specie, the prices have
alEeaker tendency. II .i-s.i, --.5.l..7t5 =
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Charlain lsth NJ. N Y ..I InilntI.r.

NJ n.
Mel1E. McCAHE, RiLART q Co.; Galneniea:
Last summer being I'm Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe DinFFhnea / tried
the remedies Of several physicians hut with
out any efiect- was 6dV1sed by my friends
70 come home: Wns completely broken
DOWN ana ptost mated. Upon arriving at homa1
was ADVISED 70 Try KrRft's DinIThuA Conn
pound. One bottle gf q ne m.
eI1e and restored my hedEth. ] am Rlnd 70 ne
S9tmnena tnl9 valuable medicine to all aE-
1ietBd with this terrible disease. = : .
y fHOun truly ANnRNW EDWARp9
Me1TA. McCAHE, KRAFT q Co. GeltlfHlell.
Last hummer was attacked with Slefy
severe plAyThqe1s nom which suffered for
but was unable to check the dISeasa, IN Inst
pFocnBed . bottle of elSRafLis DInFTiloan CSoDns
pound.n One b0ttte eItirefy Cured az tRise1se
and restored me to my usual health. 4 tnits
pleasure In roc0mnlendln Ing this valuable mCSi-
icine, a. have proved It's vtrtues In my own
cAse, and Heen II tried by Of hers with theEame
7 Formerly Master 1Iaohintst ii & ORR.
1tccABE, RRAFT& Co, wlloleS1ie Drug.
sgistEi wheeling, W. Vas sole Prop9ietoM, 10
whom al orders should be nddFesed.
For 6ale In Bridgeport by WEST q MITCH
may1s-sm u. = z-4ls3s
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MontFeaI lInrl,et.

-, -, MONTREAL, Oct. u.
Flomr-Shper extra s. 25aS so, f.incy
O0a7 20. Wheat at 81 25nI IS. Onfs
82H;stc; nothing doing III round lots ex-
cepttn high grades for United States
mnEkels. =.
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BosToN, Oct, l2.-Gov. andrew has
appointed Thursday, the 2Oth day Of
November, ms the annual GiRT Of
Thanksgiving and PRAYER.
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PiInADELPHIA, Oct. lS.-Honestlals
Wayne county, gives from 200 TO 800
Democratic majority, Democratic loss
OF nearly 500. - !. =.
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
KRAFYS DIARRHEA COMPOUND!
The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DLARRHEA. DYSElTTERY, FLICX. Sim.
--Ta MER COMPLAINT. -


DLARRHGA, DYSENTERY, FLIJX. SIM
MER COMPLAINT. II =
And an DiSeases Of ne Stomach and B5,rels In
etdait 10 a Change Of Diet o.. CGhHEI6e
NNHE PRQPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
INVALUABLE Medicine, noWo1er It to the
public with n full knowledge OF Us supeFjoT
merit over any remedy of like chafacfef ever
before tntrodpced. II hns been used with the
EloSt GEltoeeSs, In thousands Of cases IrhEs
an 0tlieT Remedies haze G1fled Gases Oh yhrnn.
lc DinIhol of years Standing, have been
cured by the use OF tlB0 bottles. This REMEDY
has Terer failed IN a sfIgGe fIlItdHee where ne
disease has baf1ed the skin of even the mnSf
stCillful physicians.
KRAFrS DIARRHuA ColtPouND has been
N use Tor 2 number of years, and by Its timely
tid mas SAVED the lives of hunfrefiR ~
This MEDICINE r. purely scientific urepafa-
ton and Care - ~ S7T777i'7 - iisf'7
Every traveller should have a bottle or the
DLARRHdsA CdAtPoUND. ~ IifT % III li77ss
Every soldier will find 1t iuYaluai1Ie. % 50
No Family should be without II. ~ f,5s-
=, 10 not neaalAte To ny RRAET'S DIARRIICEA
Goe!PouND, and prevent palm, suffering and
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NAshvifni, oct. 10

The Nashville Dispatchw will contain a
letter from Hon. Henry S, F6ote to-mor-
row on the yexed Question OF negro suf-
ffage, In which ne says, first, TINT II is n
matter which ought to be regulated and
controlled by tho respective States, and
secondly that the privilege might now
he gtanted 10 all e6lored men who can
read and write, and pay q tax on any
properly. .gs'ssis5ss si,i5,S =
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Tornnfn Mnrlln.f-

-. ToRoNTo, oct, IL.
!Flour-D Double extra IS 90; extfa7 90
al %. Wheat dull 1T 81 i46a1 So, Bar
ley &c. Peas csc. Oats SOC, dsrf
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AL oEder b ReIerense q tlhe Eleea.len

An Order I'm ReEerepee 10 the Election
igf5 ~ In Virginia. lH
NEW York, Oct. 12.-The; Herald's
Richmond correspondent says tho fol-
lowing order has been tisSued:
All district, sub-district and post
commanders in this department will
take efficient means to prevent anyjin-
reference by the officers and men OF
which Will take place lon the 18th inst,
To this end they will, on tho day OF
election, remove all troops from the vi
cinttY Of the polling places, and suffer
no officers on. men to approach them
except in cases Of disturbances of the
peace, when, II absolutely necessary
military itorce may be used to qualI the
same. By command! of ..Ir-t ~, IS
10 III fsn a II
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sHzLl 10 ~ U ToLRDo, OCT, u.
( Wheat 4a5c better; new white Mich
igan Nd. 2, 2 20a2 OBJ and fewsli Is.
Corn 60a62c. sOats steady az sSsalaf(
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8pIrIt ID tIhe aInrlLef.

sl'iA''"s spirit OF the HlElEet,E ..tH
NEW YoRK, Oct. l2th.-+The CONNER
Guy ssSs stocks are again stronger, but
ton, the bearA stand aloof willing to nj
low further advance, before they. mt
out shorts, buyers options at 80 DAYS,
ana put moro freely in anticipation 81
returning cnse In money, and a conse-
quqnt advance in prices. Government
stocks continue strong, bit arc less ac-
tive than yesterday; old 500 closeti al
81 O51sI n rise of i1S;, newiloan 6-9O's risl,
y, closing at 81 O8; $40 -iO's were u bet
Ter. Q's were steady; compound inter.
est notes nre quiet and not 80 firm
The rise in 5-2O's has increased the dis.
posi- tton, to subscribe to the common
loans the subscriptions to which amt
TO about SIS, O00,O up to date. THE
miscellaneous list is quiet, except
Cumb erlAnd, which is again more ne
tive, under Speculative movements tht
price rose 31Sc.. Coal stocks arc attrac-
ting more interest and grow steadily
stronger. riIh the railroad list, tho chic
movement was in Northwestern pre-
terred, which advanced per cent, with
sales Of about 1000 shares. Money con,
tinues In active demand, but Shows q
tendency to trade at easier .fates. the
brokers ara not borrowers NJ
at the beginning OF the week, and there
y less disposition 10 call on per cent
loans; the prevailing rate on stocks Is
per cent; with a fhiri line of exceptions
at per cent. Discounts continue nc.
tive ut present rates, lenders give q
preference TO good paper over street
lqlnsi Ind class names nre not reldiIS
negotiated, tho rates vary ut 7al2 pei
cent. The demand for foreign ex0llungI
Is qnietimo derates More merchants bills
are Offering. which enables the leading
drawers 10 draw Ut, 60 days sterling al
Offering at 81 09I{aSI O99S; prices are d
shade lower.
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Sttambnats. > ..
Regular RheelInE. aud Pnrkersbnrl
hFal"fP a si.sssSS1l, F MhYssIilns and

The New and Elegnnt Passenger
Lellestsl Steamer FOREST CITY, Capt1In
- ohn Gordon, a. r. Blntins 'Ci'lS,
leaves Pittsburgh for ParlIeFs6uFg every
MednsSday and Saturday at IL NJ; leaves
ana saturday ut l2 r. NJ; leaves PnTkarsbuTg
for Pittsburgh every Monday md ThnFSfiAy
ut 2 p. Nj Leaves Wheeling for PitfEIburRh
every Tuesday and Friday at TA,AI ? f7577 =
Freight received for PittsbuFph every Nom
Day and ThurAAy at the Wharf Boat until 5
J. ongIl.0 .l.,L-I II -. o.. y Agents.
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}, a Case Of Fenian smuggIIng.

flIi q Case OF FeniRn bnuEgllnE.
. NEw York, Oct. 12.-lThe Herald's
Washington special snys that infor-
nation has been received here 600 Spen-
Ger rifles, in boxes, We're seized ES the
yesterday. The contents of the Ildxe
were ccidentally discovered in over
hauling the railroad freight! The al.-
thortiesi report 1t case of, Eenian
smuggling. It is we'll known that COM
binations exist in several of the princi-
pal cities OF the country for the purchase
otGuns from discharged soldiers, many
of whom on le1vfng the service availed
themselves of the privilege of purchas-
ing their guns ut greatly reduced
y Secretary Seward will not attempt TO
break up the traffic. -5s.thr lif5 I5i5l
d Tho 9Th o. 8. cavalry is ordered to
Gen. Sherman. .igFss IL ~ e. ta :.
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NRw ORLIakNs. Oct. LITTLE Crescent
newspaper will ( re-a appear Tomorrow
after. three years 81 81 pension! Yt
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I.aiial,eplnlltaBie state 81 lAnairs at Aea

'itl1f llr i'lsil ~ puIeo.t slsls5l > agit
NEW YoRfs, Oct. PA n account of
the lamentable condition of affairs on
the Pacific coast OF Acapulco, Mexico,
is given rby1a Herald correspondent IN.
that town, writing on;the 25th MT! The
place was reoccupied by tho Imberiala
lists on tho 14tll of September, N naval
squadron in the harbor landing four
hundred troops, all native AIeXicans,
under General AfonteEra.
blcAlyHrez, the Republican commander,
who held the place on their arrival, re-
tired with his force of three thousand
about twelve miles into the interior, and
there remained, cutting OF ali supplies
from The InperialistsJ Tho latter did
not dare to venture beyond the limits Of
the tOwnIeven In day time, and 0tnIGht
they had to shut themselves up in the
fort, MS them Alvarez and men came in
and had matters pretty much their own
way. Tho greater portion of. tho popu-
lRttpp left with Alvarez but those who
remained did not keep open their shops,
as he had by PROCLAMATION forbidden
them ito do so; consequently, bus
iness WINS at a completes stand!stil1, land
TIE ofieers could get nonb of thGinhab-
,ithnts To do nm hing for them, and out
side the fort mn Imperialist eonld not
obtain even glass Of water.
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i p = - :. 4IElTs-OUIIs ~ IL IEHELHs7
There are indications of excitement
in Norfolk at the State election. The
military will be held in readiness to
quell any disturbance thatJmay occur.
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transformations by Ihe PPeSIdeiif.
laW4siiiN0ToN, Oct. l2.4The PFesi dent
to-day issued the following: 4}fl
WHEREAS; by proclamation OF. the
9TH. of July, 1904, the President OF. the
United States when the civil war was
Migrant, and when combinations were
IN progress in Kentucky for the Dur-
pose OF melting inSuFEeckions and raids
IN that State, directed that the prot.ln-
nation suspending the privilege OF the
writ OF hnbens corpus should be made
et1ectuRl insK Kentucky, andithat maTtial
law should be established there and
tepntinuennEl said PROCLAMATION shOuld
be revoked or modified: and wheFens,
aimee then the danger from ihsirgeut.
ruids into Kentucky has substantially
passed away, now, therefore be It lSnoWIf
that 4, Andrew. Iohnson, President Of
the United Stltes, by virtue OF the nu-
,thnEity vested In me by. tho constitution,
do hereby declare that tho said proclal
nation Of the 9th Of July, 1864, shall be,
and hereby Is modified so far that mar
tsnl law shall be no longer in forqe In
Kentucky, from and altcr the DATE
hereQf.t =, ..ri;t;,,,,.t u, 49, u
IN testimony whereof ] have heFeun.
to set my hand and caused the seal Of
the 10. 81 to BIO affixed. Done ut the
city or Washington, on the i2th tiav Of
October, A. D. 1865, and OF the Indepenz
dence of tho United States OF America
the Goth, ANDREW JoHSSoN.
BY the Presidents:
"a, + n 4 w. HUNTER, Acting SeSlv.
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Question-,During the time that YOU
We're Mt Anderson did you ever hear or
know OF Capt. Wirz kicking, striSingor
shooting a mar, and that he did3
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I ..AANatNlFa = ft-A fftANN4AutsA4s
Rl1IlIlhFApELPH1A, Oct. I2,-The steamer
Cambria from Savannah, 7th. hns n <
rived here. nFlE' > -. - -, 'is1f
The Savannah Herald contains the
following; ,i,-..,7,,,l, =, s''ffs
Gen. Steadman has issued a document
THAT all orders relating 70 contracts be-
tWeam tndiVtdunls, except those (which
interest freedmen Or deterlnine the
Elgntt title or possession of property OF
any description whatever, except prop
erty owned or claimed by tho govern
lnentp inFe hereby suspended, aud all
oillle9fr Y. on duty In this Department nre
prohlptted from ndludic1lfnR questions
oLl contracts OF conflicting claims to
property except other thai NECESSARY
oiPrQtect the rights and Interests q the
government, - 7fa9'=[5l
The Tennessee State II, Il. was turned
oyer TO the State on the 10Th uIt. The
Y. p. very ltReElllly prop sed 70 furnish
running stock, machinery, tools, &C.
IN; Inc commission rs took seven locotiio.
Y Two stationary engines, one hum
dfed box cars aud ightY platform carr,
and they could have Obtained more had
they asked Tor them. Car shops and
al NECESSARY. machinery were also
credited. This stock IA an advance
mnde 70 The Road by the GoVernnient
y eedtngly liberal. !. r..
The commissioners have let ont con-
tracts tract tqr building four bridges on the
{q,lltqI 70 pc completed by the 10Th day of
DeeembeE. # These contracts arc nil
given 10. GeoriSinns. s''87 ~
lSottpn, ReeeIp Uplnnd Cotton fof
the pqst. week foot up 1891 bales. SOD
~ 81 bales, and domestic 2iJ bales.
me 11s OK ports during the slme period WINS
~ ~, 4nlnnaA 70 bnles, Sea 1slRHd and
~ bales domestic, leaving a stock on
hand apd on sliipboarIi not cleared 81
2424 bales upland and IN hnI1s NJ tfitl
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Citizens of South Carolina, who mr.
rived here to-day, direct from tllat
State, represent that the canvass for
election Is exceedingly lively and tint
the prospect for tho election of Gov.
Perry Is! favorable. His uureserved
statements TINT tho Parish system
fostcred and encouraged secession, and
committed many other political sins,
has gained the strong opposition of The
parishes, and their citizens unitctly
appear for Gov. Perry for Senator.
The President this morning made the
following appointments: ID. r. Hem
derson, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Sd Dist, of the State of Ohio
VIM. A. Prior, Collector Internal Rev,
for the 9th Dist. OF the State of Missouri;
Montgomery Moses, Collector of Inter
nal Rev. for the list Dist. of the Stale OF
South Curolina 3 JAS; T. Gibbs, Coliec.
tor of Internal Rev. for the sd Dist.
OF the State of South Carolina.
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WAsHINaToN, Oct. 11th.-The Times
| washington special says: F ta5.I
A delegation from South Carolina, np-
pointed by "A unanimous vote of the
Convention in that State to present
petition, to the ,Presid dent for tho pnr-
donor jeff. Davis has arrived here, and
expect to have an audience Mt the Exc
cutive Mansion Tomorrow. Tho dole
CATION consists Of Alfred Hager, Judge
5NoQdlow and NJ. Dawkins. The first
named was the second Post Master
OF Charleston ever appointed and CON
ttnued in office until tho secession of
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DIR. Ray examined the arm and said
TINT II was as bad as when he first saw
1t, he looked upon It las n gnngrene nj
Ger, two OF the fingers were disabled.
He thought the prisoner could not strike
anybody with that hand, or With any
himself but could not grhpple any one
with that nFTn p Icy
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s1he Pardon OF Hen. DnrtS...,Tl1fs EleFs
tt0n Canvass In Ihnt Stntes.-A ppOint.
mentS by the President. 100
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Cross examined. -He did not know
whether the same ratiOnS he delivered
ut thepOst wore tsupplied to the prisl
onors; we had not so much difficulty in
procuring subststence MS transp6fta
ton; he would not be famili6t with the
matter of Issuing furloughs IL It had
been done. --.--.----.L - - -