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the winter arrangement on the Erie railroad
that road viii run Eve through trains daily,
three being express trains.
Division SUPERINTESDENT.- The Boston
Post says Mr.. Clarendon Harris. recently
Engineer for the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road Company, is about to come West as
the Superintendent of the Michigan South
ern railroad, between Laporte and Chicago.
1t is rendered him By Mr.. Phillips, the new
Presidentof that road.
New TINE Yesterday morning a
new time table went into effect on the Tole-
do and Detroit Branch of the Michigan
Southern road. On and after that date trains
will arrive at Toledo as follows Cleveland
and Chicago Express at 200 A. NJ; Cleve-
land and Cincinnati Express at s:35 A. NJ;
Mail and Express at Lao P. NJ.
USE OF RAILROAD CBARrER.-It is under
stood that to continue the chain on from the
western end of the Catawissa railroad, the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Com
pany will use the charter of the Lewisburg,
Centre and Spruce Creek Company. This
latter company obtained a charter last win
ter to connect with any company in North
cumberland county, and to make their west
ern terminus at BelleGonte. From Belle
fonte is the Snow Shoe railway to Philips
burg-from Philipsburg another route is
secured to ClearieldTfrom Clearfeld anoth-
er to q point in the oil region, intersecting
with the Atlantic and, Great Western, al
ready in operation.
THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Omaha Re
publican says the Pacific Railroad Company
are atpresent running two trains daily from
that city, carrying iron, ties, &c. Construc-
ton trains now pass over about twenty-fou
miles of track, and by the end of the com
ing week, will be completed to the ElkhOrn
River, a distance in all Of t%wenty-nine miles.
The present force now employed, puts down
about one mile of iron per day. 1t has
been with great difficulty during the past
season that any adequate number of mel
could be engaged necessary for the swift
progression of this mighty work. The mum
Der employed is about six hundred, exclu.
sive of those who are erecting the machine
shops, depots, &c, in Omaha. Ties and
iron sufficient for an additional sixty miles
are on hand, and the road will be completed
for that distance early next spring.
The CENTRAL PACfFrc RAILRoAD.-A. D.
Richardson, in his last letter to the New
York Tribune, gives some interesting de-
tails of the Central Pacific Railroad, which
is now finished to the new town of Colfax,
So miles from Sacramento, and 2,45O feet
above the level of the sea. In the entire
route of this road only three tunnels are
contemplated, their aggregate length about
one mile. The road is expected to cross the
summit of the mountains at a height of
1900 feet above the sea. The cost of the
most expensive mile is estimated at $780,
900. For several miles the track must be
rooted, TO slide off the snow. These are the
distances across the continent:
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The receipts Of tho past week we're among the
largest Of the season. Trade has Ieeii fair but not
active, though the demand is larger than usual at
this season. Prices have been steady during the
week. and close to-day without change from Preyi-
ans 6eurrs- We 0uote.
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The petroleum stock market was generally firm
er to-day, with considerable activity in leading
shares. 1t is TUmored there is a corner in Mon
tana. This stock was quoted at sixty dollars this
afternoon. Sales were at the following rates:
Cherry Run 25, Excelsior 142, Oceanic IS, En-
Pire City 50, Berger 80, Allen Wright 20, Kentucky
Ign. Palmer 275, BenBehOf Run 1880, Buchanan
Farm 55, Webster I19, Oh Creek 295, Ptthole Creek
400, Rocky Run 80, Nesha C Run 81, Inexhausta-
bic l., Bradley 95, Fee Simple -, First National
Is, Shade River p.
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Money ~BFarket-NOv. "a,

MoNET-Firm at 7 p cent.
SrERLING-Firm at 1O9dIG9H.
~GoLD-Firmer, opening at 1471s, advancing to
1iT5E, and closing at 1471S.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
WM. I. PRESTON,

Successor to G. G. Bruce 4 Preston,l
Licensed d Army d Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NC. LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, O.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money aud all OtOer War Claims.
rs Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
ID. c., oevotes his entire time to the collection Of
0FFIcER's ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Non.
Indebtedness and obtaining pay
"a Fees low. No charges until we accomplish
what we undertake..
German Language spoken. apl3
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CIeyeIand Wholcsale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. q, 1865.
F~reiShts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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The MEXICAN news had II depressing effect ON
government stocks this p. NJ. At the close they
were weak with pressure to sell.
MONEY.
There is a fair demand and the supply is ample
at : per cent.
STATE BONDS.
State Bonds and miscellaneous stocks remain
firm .
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GARDNER, BURT d Co.,
STORAGE n
Produce Commission Merchants,

Proprietors of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators: Storage capacity, 250,0oS
bushels. Office and Warehouse adjoining the EIe-
vator,
No. 197 MerWIn Street, Cleveland, 0.
Dealers in all kinds Of Country Produce. Agents
for the a Salt COMPANY of OnOndaga." Salt sold
always at the Company's prices.
salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C, by car
loads, received or to be shipped on the q c. & c.,
C-& T., c. E., O. & T. or A. & G. W., marrow
guage} Railroads and their connections, loaded or
unloaded directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
pense Of drayage.
Will give personal attention to the filing Of or
ders for Produee and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, By Canal
Lake or Rail. without ~drayage), Grindstones
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Frelghts Of ali
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN THE
CITY for the transfer Of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men generally.
api.li3
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OPTICIANS.

rour community WILL EoT be deceived to deal
IN those who make FALSE PRETENSIoNS.
The only way TO sare your eye slgkf, is BY provi-
d e yourselves with a pair Of good spectacIes which
ian only be obtained at the old established and we'll
kaown Optical Institute Of Mr.. S0L0M0NSON'S,
l3l Superior street, under the American.
- Beware Of travelers claiming to be MI, Solo,
h9Eson OF his Agent. ocl2
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NEIGHBoRHooD APPOINTMENTS OF TWO
POPULAR LEcruRERs.-Mr. B. F. Peixotto.
Corresponding Secretary of the Library As
sociation, informs US that he has made ap-
pointments, that is, arranged the schedule
or time table for the a~ppearancesbf George
Alfred Townsend, in the following places at
the dates attached:
Dec. 18th, WarrenI sth, Toledo; 9th
Youngstown; 18th, Ashtabuls; 18th, Cleve-
land; 18th, Akron; 18th, Mansfield.
And he has made engagements with Prof.
E. L. Youmans as follows:
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

- MONDAY. Nav. 81; 1866.
The receipts and shipments of Lumber, Shingles
and Lath during the week ending on Saturday last
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morning, were as follows:

The receipts and shipments Of Flour and Grain
at this point during the weeks ending Nov. IS and
Nov. D, as reported to the Board Of Trade, we're as
follows:
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& BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November q.

The stock market is h esitating, and a weak in
terest in the railroad list is confined almost exclu-
sively to clique movements, which are progressing
very unsatisfactory to their promoters outside.
The public stands alOof through fear of corners.
At the morning board to-day the volume Of bust
ness was ] ght. Mexican news had an unfavorabIe
effect upon spectators. At the secoLd the market
was very heavy, and at the last board it failed to
improve. Speculative interest in Northwestern
and Michigan Southern appears to have ceased.
The following were the closing prices at 4:3OP NJ.
New York Central 9G3s; Erie 1895 Hudson River
lOSlS; Michigan Southern 753S; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 81 Rock Island los.
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Railroad I-nteIlieence.

TRAINS on THE ERIE RoAD.-Aceording to
the winter arrangement on the Erie railroad
that road will run Eve through trains daily,
three being express trains.
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EXAMINATION WAIvED-A FAMILY SENT TO
JAIL.-The St. Clair street family of Will
liamsons implicated in the stealing and
concealing of the goods stolen in Avon,
Ridgeville, and elsewhere, were disposed of
yesterday in Police Court. Mrs. Elizabeth
Williamson, her sons Robert S. and John A.
Williamson, and John Linkenfelter, a chum
of the boys, all and teverally, waived ex-
animation before Judge Abbey, and in de-
fault of bail in the sum of 81, goo, each, were
committed to Jail. Mrs. W. and John A.
also waived examination on the charge of
receiving stolen property, and had another
sum of 81, 200 bail clapped on their respec
tive caputs.
We happened in the city prison when the
parties were called out to march over TO
jail. Johnny L~inkenfelter and Bobby
Williamson, two loving youths, were firmly
united in bonds of steel. The other John
and his mother walked behind. The party
were Of so mich consequence and consider
alton, that a body of policemen escorted
them to do the honors by the way. John
W.'s back was somewhat dirty as he stood
in the hall. His mother brushed off the
dust, and asked him if he wanted a chew of
hacker. John didn't want any. Mrs. W.
was oppressed, and heaved many a sigh as
the procession moved away. Honesty, viz
tue, never looked half SO fair, as when-par-
tics law been tripped and caught by the
folly of crime.
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Petroleum market is steady, with sales Of $500
bbls refined in bond at 66@G619; 1900 bbls do free
for January delivery at 671ai 200 bbls crude at 40.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods market is heavy to-day with a
decline in prints, and operators were waiting for
additional concessions. A number Of Western
houses were represented here to-day, but purchases
we're very light.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetings-standards 321z; Medford 80;
Newmarket %.
Blcached shirtings-wamsutta AZ; Hill 331S;
Hope 32h.
Prints-Pacidc 2; sprague 231l Merrimack q;
American 22Ia.
Hoop Skirts-BradIey's duplex elliptic NJ to
I5j per dozen hoops.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day
Ciicago-Tradc opens better to-day.
B~oston-Market scarcely opened. No material
changes in prices from last week.
Philalciphia-There is little more activity in
the dry goods trade, and prices are unsettled. The
market Is generally quiet.
BaItimore-No change to note in prices. Some
business doing.
LouisyiIIe-Trade dull. Prices unchanged. Mon
pY easy.
, 1865-09-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

[ Anledning af at den senesr BoeU eIJer
~afgangne Enke M. E. KOefoed f0dt Carpen-
ter, meddelte Enerets be%villing til Udsalg
af lis paa de dansk- vestindiske Ger vii I'D
lobe den Site December d. A., har Gouver-
nementet besl uttet at aabne otfentlig Con-
currence til en- ny Eneretsbevilling til I'd
salg af lis herpaa Oerne for s Aar fra 1ste
Januar 1866 til Site December 1878, /
Henhold til den aIlerh6ieste Resolution at
1Sde Marts 1853.
Conditionerne ere fremlagte til EfterSyn
i Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat paa st.
Croix og i Pr@sidentskabs- S ecretariatet
paa st. Thomas og vile skirt lige forsegle-
de Tilbud fra LysIhavende m*rkede Glen
der for Ice Monopoly" indeholdende OPP
givende af den forlangte laveste Priis pr.
Pund lis, SAINT den tilbudte Sikkerhed for
BevilIingens Opfyldelse, bli,e at indsende
enten directe til Gouvernementet eller til
Praesidentskabet senest den 22de Septem-
Der, Middag ri. IL.
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, st.
Croix den Site August 1865.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-05
NOTICE.

THE grant of a Monopoly for the sale
of Ice in the Danish Westindia Islands
lastly given to the dealing of the deceased
Mrs. M. E. Koefoed, born Carpenter, expir-
ing on the 31st of December next, the Co
vernment has determined to open public
competition for a new grant of a monopoly
for a period of 8 years from the LIST of Jan
uary 1866 to the 31st December 1873 for
the sale of Ice in the Danish Westindia
Islands in virtue Of the Royal Resolution
of 18th March 1853.
The conditions are open for inspection
at the Office of the End Governments Sc
cretary, st. Croix, and at the Presidents
, 1865-09-05

Secretary's Office, st. Thomas, persons
wishful to offer must send in written tend
ers, sealed and marked "Tender for Ice
Monopoly" e~mbodying a statement of the
lowest price demanded pr. pound Of Ice
and of the security offered for the due full
flment of the grant either to the Govern
ment or to the Presidency at latest on the
22nd of September next, II o'clock noon.
Governments 2nd Secretary's Office, St.
Croix 31st August 1865.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-05
COLONIAL BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that in
~ future Interest will be allowed
on Monies deposited in this Bank for
a fixed period on the following terms ;
For a period of not less than three
Months 3 pr. Cent. p. a. For a period
of twelve Months certain A pr. Cent.
p. a. In either case three Months,
notice to be given before withdraw
ing the whole or any part of the
principal sum.
NIB. In the case of Deposits for
twelve Months the Interest payable
half yearly if dssied- o.
gust 1865.
M. r. O'MALEY,
Manager.
, 1865-09-05
AUCTION.

DY request of Frederiksted's Dealing
9 Court, will be sold on Wednesday
18th Instant, at II o'clock, from the
Store No. 2 Strand Street, the Stock in
trade belonging TO the dealing Of J. B.
Dunlop decreased
Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines,
Liquors, Stationary, Glass & Hardwares,
Paints, Oils, Firebricks, Tiles, Oats,
Bran, Ollmeal &c. &c, also Ph@tons,
Harness, Saddles &c.
FrederIkst ed 4th September 1866.
R. j. ROBINSON,
Auctioneer.
, 1865-09-05
AUCTION.

W FTER B~egjering af Christiansteds
"a Skifteret som behandIende afgangne
Mrs. Maria Sheridans Bo, vii vorde af-
holdt offfentlig Auction over den Afdodes
LOS0RE og andet BOEHAVE SAINT
BOUTIKSVARE, Mandagen den lite
dennes Formiddag Il. II slet Huset No.
90 A. Compagniets Gade heri Byen.
C~hristiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
4de September 1865.
j. A. Stakemamm.
, 1865-09-05

In celebration of the birthday of
Her Majesty the QUEEN, His Excel
lency the Governor will receive the
Civil and Military Officials and other
inhabitants of the Island at Govern
ment House on Thursday the 7th
instant at IL o'clock noon.
st. Croix the lst September 1865.
By Order
A. J. BOYE,
Adiutant.
, 1865-09-05

ria Sheridan's dealing will he held a pub
lie Auction on the FURNITURE, Eff
FECTS and STOCK in trade belonging
TO said dealing on Monday the 18th in
slant, at II o'clock a. NJ. at the House
No So A. Company Street in this town.
ChrislianSteds Vendue Office, the 4th
September 1865.
j. A. Stakemanm.
, 1865-09-05
acknowledgements

| Anledning af Hendes Majestet
DRoNNINGENs hole F0dselsdag, mod
tager Hans H0iVelbaarehed Gnnver-
neuren Gems civile og miIitaire En-
bedsmend SAINT andre %Indvaanere i
Gouvernementshuset Torsdagen den
7dc dennes Kl. IL Middag.
St. Croix, den Iste Septemberl865.
Efter Befaling
A. J. BOYE,
Adjutant.
, 1865-09-05
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To the Editor of the St.. CrOix Avis.
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
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AUCTION.

81 T Request of. Christiansted's Dealing
u Court in behalf of the late Mrs. Ma
, 1865-09-05

TPHE public examinations in the
Country-Schools will take placN
this year as follows:
, 1865-09-05
For Rent

The ~DWELLINGHOUSE on Es-
tate Lowryhill. Apply to Mr. J. w.
X. HANSON.
23rd August 1865.
, 1865-09-05

this year as follows:
East Hill, Sept. 5th, Ii o'clock. a.
La Princesse, 9Th, "
Peters Rest, 18th, "
Friedensfeld, =" 18th,
La VaIIee, " 18th, " ="
Diamond, 22nd, " -"
Two Williams" Goth,
Mt. Victory, 4" 29th,
Christiansted August 3lst 1865.
In behalf of the Country-School-
Commission,
G. WILLEMOES.
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OBITlARN

of N az ms residence in Colnubus Mss o, tho 17h
ol may last, col GOHX II WIrt4rrrpo'',r ' INC N
years and months. 'Hl ooN, SD IL
W W. vas native OF oath Carolina and a r,ante
o5 procession Qniot an II 1os:eEta.ou.i in lis = -.
"7 ~ oded rather than sought distinction. The ma.
eS VI the lanl!y cree and the confidence and 4r
'ioh OF MS friends, were the cief urces of he
ness Am ab.e in his dis position OF exe5,tlor,, a.
Ian dep0rf"loht act ard usefu! in te snra
u MS associations and universally esteemed nv ir.,s
1-i1 "e4aaiifanees there1rcre few persons vl,so ~
p'''s ios honor ald ht2piness were briabte
S''ieSen down in the midst his dlys This
"''eH oy one who knew him wen and init ,.t, a.,
VINO only saw from tins = time m ore = nc,
Aon'r MIN lie was truly noble in ali his fren
n us dealings and in his friepdeb,, -,
isit oennd him loving aud uluch beloved. " ia avn,
'Aiee little children AID ccntiding sister, to r
untimely loss ~ "-o'ih L >
, ~ "lii ne be missed, with throbb:n, boort -
'Aose VINO relied upon him 50 co fd4ptl,, fo,
a." i'fotection' and by those ,vIos were r,o,.
n'n Dy the hand and to witness the o,,ha..s, s'"sp
eii'ih' friendship from his open and ,narlt
ne howers that aI3rn thy restfng ,,oo.
''oo'n ana "ither for many season befors "l''
-" iiect'onate remembrance Of thee nv fri.r, -.
aue from my heart Peace to thy ushe. and -
l-y memory anu hon'r to
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IICUsE.
MoNntr Ont % 1oe-

| u O-Ai' Oct. 20, 1900.
p, Use met pursuant to >adjournmeo,
J9urnai 10 read and approved.
o,t Dr4"h' representative from tn.
ly lo,'4;y VI iSsSq uena, presented bis Gre
a message was received from the Sar
bills P"'s'se OF sundr,
ar Webb, Of Amite, introduced hill,
,or @ tue r lief of Hugh W McInnis. a mi nj
:py N1r Levers, Of Calhoun: A bill en-
tlt4ed an act to revise an act incornorat
.ue the it town of Plttsboro', in the connty
o. %. Oainoun' and for other purposes
By Mr. DuT. of Calhoun
q Oh! t. be entitled an act to incor,o
rate "a S;repta Academy in Calhoun count-
Ar MeTnnis of Greene. introdnced
o'iI TO be entitled an act to Ieeal;za .ha
eieri'o;. Of c2uhly officers ia the co,ntn
~ ta ~ ,se9' enc on the first Monday Of Oeto
Mr Labauve offered a substitute f.,
'ne y, same, aud on motion of lTr McTnn;a
'he odi aud substitute was refereed -
select committee OF FIVE.
ne Speaker appointed as such com.
~ i'''e0 III s>rs Mclnn;s, Lahauye. Irbv |
Hearne and Surratt. ifoy'
by Mr Ii antey o. II ,rrison: 4 bin -
20 ehIitie q & act ;. revive an act 10
poiate the town OF Riiexi. and to |
80, several amendments thereto
,. memorial from suadry citizens Of
az ~ ASs'n county introduced by Mr. Ken
ali, W5S fAfPer.ld ~
cal. iieniey ana
By Dir Beauchamp OF Noxub,a
al 10 be entitled an act to amend -, 1
relation 10 the charter of Brooksy;iIa
- ~ No&uoee county. Passed. {
House returned TO the Senate b, c
lsst' the s'lu,ion iix;ng the time fer
niversity. 'ne 0'ate a
sir Lahauve from joint STANDING cou, q
lttee on Auditors office, offered a ras. Jt
lion ,hat the Auditor OF Public Ac.
dnts De directed to issue no more war.
n's upon the Treasurer for the nav. .,
eht ot money until flrther orders =
by Mr Simrall from the udiei.rv oor -
Gee. A bill to be entitled an act tn
= -. 81 an 10 provide for obtaining jurors al
ssf d. tu1s STATE Ii
by Dir Sirnrall: The bill to be ent;tled tav, !"
Z df1 = 70 incorporate the fernando M -,
) :. iasoranee e Company. Pa. sed. e.
- sir 3 3 mf!i! Of The judiciary com .
'at Toe bill to be mt tIgd an act r. j.,
= q the Pfoeate Court laws. The bin q,
i'ild on tie table Oh tAe motion ~ :,
Toy and ons handred copi, 5 orIel. = :.
m y inted. aud made the soecial orba~ -
"eane.day next, at IL O'Clock. -,
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WEEKLY MEssI,cTs 01fls-,

WEEKLY MEssLNCEk "-Bf.ssrs. Raid
win Grece and Canlley, Of the seIm.
D"i'y messenger, announce that they vii
commence the publication about the f,s
o Nove fnber Of wee kly family paper.
TO be devoted 10 part to religiou, subjects
II viii be full sheet, one third large,
'han 'he daily, and will be furnished :,
cash sub-c.ibers at - per arppm y ",
lake pleasure in commanding it to public
patronage.
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CENTENARY
+ E NJ ALE COLLEGE
.rss sUMMERFIELD,A Ala,
WAS OPENED MONDAY OrroREpo.

"l wen y'Six years this College has been l.,
se 80. u operation. Rev * HA1aGRovE. the presi
''h' VINO succeeds Dr.. Rivers is cbri,,;.n n.,I.
man, OF IL scholastic att2inmcnts formerlv 49,,
:" 'ls University 'f Alabama and in evtrvw.,
.a u 'ne Confidence of the patrons of tie sehoc
q W.. sshera'!y. He will be rided by Dr. r.
- "elr' Professor OF 0Iatht raatics and w..
ence and other competent Assistant, - "ei
'epartr. nts of Languages, L;t.rstnr, 'o1S
r'f "A schnit', assisted by f5, csr.a ~
ment. " 'Ne "IuScaI Depart
"ri'5 arfanftmtnts a e under the d.,os..o,
Sexten' " no was formerly connec,a, ~
On as stewart, in which cap.ctv he o.a
r0F lar:icu!ars, spplyto r. Harorovo O..
nei fl d Alabama sroVe, Bum.
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------ Pres't Board Trps,ooo
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26

we learn that the negro Harrison. who
| recently committed foul and brutal
uu'o5r ~ on the person of Mr.. Hunter OF
tbs place, has been Re leased bv 90 ~ ~
Col. Thomas, of the Freednen,s ~, ~
Ii we understand the case arirbt 1bis :.
an outrage and an act which Col. Thomas
had no right to authorize. The n,nrJ.'n
was committed in louisiana, and tb-
oihcers OF that State alone had ilrisdin
uon IN the matter. We had thonoht TIA,
civil law was re-established to carta;,
extent IN the State, but we find il to he |
a Sao mistake. Ifthere is any misannre
nenslon on our part concerning the aft ,;r
We nope that Col. Thomas will give us
promptly the true account .-VIcks bur-