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NTOREHEAD's
NEURODYNE,
Or
NEURALGIA ANTIDOTE

4
Il cs @ s n e @ S5
class diseases Known as Nervous conp"ins Which s are
rarely benefited by the Of medicine the skill ply
NEURoDyNE may be described as a compound aromatic,
Absolute purity IN the 70 form eS pre %, era. as s0 ~
rgc snio II e believed 70 POSSESS peculiar aud valu BILE
asy neSn Is psn3, and ant is use not
SEuEODYNE 4 sedat,ves sootter OF The nerves and
hsss t T. e%s While i
L. readily impars this baimy vit nnncnceio tho
vogs power Hence It's beneficial elects be Inferred
IN the r Sssd a s or 81 ac PAN
part OF ths human orgnsRi the cause en- be traced 70
The wonderful power of NEuRoDYXE to control nervous
wakeiuness or INABILITY to sleep, Delicate persona who
to excited agltad condition OF the nerves viii ind
II Is proper to atae hat his preparation does not contain
particle o. opium morphine OF amy other narcotic inju
There b. doubt about the origin Of manyer
useless to cnmaie taein The dsrsrs Which early WOO
ra Of 1sy ws M nse o. As are s sss
fons c he differently nsnel bit The soae IL the
Tic Dououreux, weakness. pfoslratun forth through
nS s "s have AZ & s s p S s es ." %
physician sirnay al 10 nervous Complaints The means
the most POtsn, remedies ana the most sxfal prae,I0nsrs
se e NSw sa and
direct action upon re whole nervous system rs primary
Vita, power Is ha. gydsn to the nerve, wfi at the sane
Antdote. Uealthul action rapidly ensues nervous
agaton Is diminished; pam gradually dcparts. the natural
laws OF being reestabshed through The
OF the system and in the place pain discsse
hail the return OF renewed health and strength This Is
theory OF the remedial remarkable
attending the uhe OF NEtRODNNE.
Much more might be said but this suffice. The
sole object OF the tscovcrcr IL introduce his NEURO
pfNE " tue pubic The verdict of ~ reality Neural
gic Andote snail be With the public The private OF it's
merits by SOM II our most eminent citizens has been alum
dainty encouraging aud satisfactory II this he happily
hrrned by public trial, public benefit win result.
MOREHEAD's NEURoDYNE OR NEURALGIc ANTI
DOrE is carefully up bottles containing i've ounces
with plain directions for
Price one dollar bottle
d. G. MOREuEAD, NJ d..
sole Proprietor
10 Walker street, New YORK
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SHIPPIN G ~ G. w S
Port OF New York, July IA, 1so5.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YonE--r.fs DAY
in pIsEs.............4 81 NOON .... eve il ~
IN SITS. 80 HIGH N~IER. 80
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The Eighth District.

Below give list of incomes, ranging from twenty
Thousand dollars upwards returned in the third fourth
firth Ind twelfth divisions OF the Eighth district together
with the returns Of last year by the parties. As
the following list is that of only part of The district, it
may readily be conceived that the Eighth district Of this
city has done its part in sustaining the OF the
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Gross Receipts of Express and Telegraph
Companies.
Below we give, parallel columns the gross receipts
OF the express companies for the first four months Of
1894 and ISG5:--
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nied.

McKEAa.--On Friday evening, July IA, Ann McKEAG
relic. OF William McKeag in the 74th year of her age
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon. at
two O'Clock from her late residence No l3l West Fiji
teenth street
FIR other DEATHS see Third Page
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The race here to-day between the steam wagon and
the pedestrian Rcnslcy resulted in favor Of the wagon
which came in eight rods ahead. The contest b. tween
the and the irotlng horse also resulted In favor
Of the WAGON The following Is the time maze Wagon
one mile. 40; Rensley, one mile $50; horse, one
mile 1871,
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Telegraph Companies.

When the Internal Revenue laws were amended in
June, 1884, Congress decided TO levy tax OF Ave
per the gross receipts Of telegraph companies
and below give table Of their receipts since that
time with the amount OF taxes paid
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roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

c,uRFwsBURv, LONG BRANCH, &C. THE STEAMER
- META Captain Parker erves short p'e Barclay street
HANK att r. NJ. sunday leaves New York st sN a. ~;
kel P.4s OF sP. N,
, 1865-07-13
would have stood as no me.n pattern for his

would have stood as no me.n pattern for his
pe1ghborh0od.
Do you AJAX me how this man whom hare
drawn could do the deed that Lewis Payne
d:d? He was the very man to do it,. 4
teastlcas wretch could not have done it:
could not even hare attempted: it. Money
could not have bought his attempt and his
service. What money could command Waa
Atzcrodt; Fhas revenge could fnspire :wns
Mrs. Sui1atti what personal obligation could
held YVES Spangler; what dis1oyalty could pro-
duee vas y. AIdd What fascination gould
dnence was O'Lcughlin !; what Righteousness
could lead to was Arnold. Meme Of these in
.auences-o agencies controlled Payne
HIS : ideas ---of : duty ---as Con
;edeIate soldier. his belief In personal
communion with Providence wholly mimi
cal; 10 the North. bis blind. aspirations for.
that Which he named manhood d-thase werc
the unseen forces that nsryed his arm and
stseled his heart in that awful hour. He said
mere Than once to his guard that he hsd no
III will toward Mr.. Seward. and sent him yes-
te1dsy message to that eff, ct. He has as
serted, t3mo and time again, that his sole nc
tive was What he conceived to be his duty as
got something Of his idea Of duty from the
cool and fascinating and impass2oned Booth.
He confessed that ill the decd Was done, he
had no question but that Providence would
sanction his act. When, riding away from
the house. his horse stumbled, threw him,
cavalry that he waa Obliged to take
to the fields, he queried whether Providence
was really with him.. While he wandered
three days In the woods and swamps cas-. Of
the city, and gradually realized that his
escape vas becoming matter Of grave doubt,
Providence had deserted him. In the last
week OF his life he reached the conclusion
, 1865-07-13
Professor GFe2ne eN tho American
Revolution.


age eulturn will fail to enjoy the lectnrts on
American Revolution by Geo. ". Greene,
just published By Ticknor tS Fi.1ds. H,s
method and manner Of treating the great
subject gives 1t new Significance aud more
comprehensive interest," His book Is to the
labors OF Bancroft and Sparks, what, in law
case, the judicial summary and digest IL to
the special PLEADING and elaborate testtno-
ny: he Concentrates and crystnlizes the
sto1y, arrays the facts In their true relations
surveys the whole field and selects what Is
essential and permanent. We obsa!n tho
most vivid glimpses into the l1fa OF The
American Revolution as we read. We re-
a,!ze the character Of the leaders, the spirit
Of the times; ne grasp afresh the principles
OF that holy war and feefrenewed the EN-
pbasis OF those convictions which inspired
and supported our tathers.
Professor Gretne, with admirable skill, d.
vlees Ills subject into lis elementary phc-
nemena; he treats separately Of the
army, the Congress, the diplomacy, the
aware Of csstaIn facts and relations OF each
theme, before but dimly appreciated more
aver there Is q concise yet q WING stvle.
there are original Illustrations Ia q tone
which patriotic scholarship alone can give,
whereby these new studies commend them.
selves to the taste and thought as well as the
oJt Jt1PAAAAe9 " A4tS4A4kE4k AEaAElSs
This work Is most seasonable. Itappears
just as the last thnnders Of the rebellion hayo
died away and the pure stars Of the Republic
re-apptar. At such time, with the sutTar-
ings Of the past and the problems Of the fu-
tute Weighing on our minds and hearts, what
guidance so valuable, what memories 80
cheering, as those which consecrate the war
Of American Independence and this work
is, rs 1t we're, the intellectual key note Of
that grand Old music IN these pages We
seem to breathe the atmosphere Of those he
rcic times, and catch the wise and disinter-
ested patriotism Of the Founders OF the Re-
public who thus counsel and b1ess her chill
dren at the solemn hour, Of her second birth,
As the feve1ish excitement Of ..batt1e, murder
and sudden DEATH" subsidies, VIC begin to
contemplate history to elicit truth We seok
the orioles Of the past with new faith and rev.
erence and We know not OF higher and
more invaluable practical lesson for IN Amer
lean than to tuln from the Rebellion Record
to the Views OF the American Revolution"
by the accomplished grandson Of Wasuinr-
ten'a ablest coadjutor In that memorla5le
Struggle whose best fruits have only nov be-
gun to ripeu In Freedoms nnpollited sun
Adresiser.
, 1865-07-13

We would call especial attention to LIT
ter fsem Mobile on the snfEnge-, question,
which will be found In another column. It's
strongly significant Of the firm and persistent
adherence to The Republican party Of that
sincere and devoted class of1oyalists known
as " War Democrats" This letter, SAYS the
Philadelphia Pres, is from q gentleman
well known IN this city AZ an active and in.
flucntih lifelong Democrat. Few men are
less likely to be Influenced In fhror Of negro
suffrage by preconceived opinions; hut the
change Of sentiment produced IN bis mind BY
short intercourse with Southern. society. is
para1le1ed by other instances within on.
knowledge" The same paper proceeds to
say "Hthe sentiment described BY our cor
respondent Is not essentially mollided fit
Is clearly shown that tie rebels have Learned
neither wisdom, patriotism, nor the yrtue of
submission by the teachings Of war, and that
their only object, In coming back to the
tnion. Is to organize new inEidlous political
warfare against the perpetulty Of The Rcpub-
lie, we appsthend It viii be found as difHeult
fer 6lEunion Senators and Representatives to
reFaiu thcir old teats In Congress as it was
easy for them to yacate those positions in
lSG0-GL The President has given To the ,.o
PIE Of the South m opportunity 10 make
amends for past errors and crimes, by the c1-
hibiuon ofa loyal spirit in the future. But If
generosity and magnanimity arc to be rcpald
only by new evidences Of treachery and trek
6on, q remedy even for such bascness can BE-
applied THIS from the h-me organ Of For.
rcy, who asplree to be the premier Of Amsri.
can ccurtiere, Is indicative Of hopeful modi-
h1ation OF Executive Views on recous t1u:tIon.
, 1865-07-13

One cf our citizens has just responded to
m urgent business call which took him to the
remote Inferior Of South Carolina BE was,
probably, one Of the earliest to avail himself
ol t1e close Of the rebellion to enter the late
" most sccrct chambers Of the Coniederacy.
he went By steamer from New York
to Charleston, where he tmme-
diate|y prepared for his Journey 10
the interior. = Communications were
not restored, ,ivcr steamer could earye
him only portien Of the distance, and for
one hundred and fifty miles of his journey lie
Was left to lis own resources for travelling,
and these amounted to mule, too poor, to
have tempted the zeal Of quarternastesa' or
the cupioity Of bummers. Horses, there are
none left, the only representatives Of the
equine family being their cousins Of low dc.
grce, AID those In no great number. The
journey WIS therefore nude uncomfortable
though safely on muleback. circumstance
that striking]y establiahes two points, the
poverty Of the region In beasta -of burden,
aDd tie extinction of hostile manifestations,
not 10 say feeling, declared in the immunity
thus early afforded Northe1uer to follow
the psth unchallcnged to the very heart of
the late Confedesacy. Traces Of the var
have rested thick upon all that met the ere
OF the traveller at Charleston, and the route
be took had been the chosen path Of flght
for ils citizens, able to get away from the
pe1ils Of that city, and at the close Of his
journey. a. at numerous points along the
route, he found himself among these fugitiTes, |
n feg1on never directly visited BY the war.
ne elees touching account Of the poverty |
ard actual want that sits fast upon many Of
these communities. He conyersed with men
and women. now absolutely penniless, who
we're The Poesesso1s Of comfortable homss In
, 1865-07-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"AueGS0A4 GVEXIS9s July II, 4St0s
There have no new Developments to.day in re-
esrd to the Cook County Bounty Scrip, aud it IL
pretty generally understood that the whola
euacunt, nome $4,000, passed OF by tho seoun-
drels, bas been discovered in the hsnds Of slI
bankers srd brokers. The whole buslnes, WAS
do1e Oh Saturday afternoon ard Monday mornicg,
snd the discovery Of the fraud uAde about twelve
o'clock on the latter tsy. But one individual has
been identified as engaged In the business, and he
Ia now In jail, The vic IDS disagree In their de-
etripsous Of the olher parties, 8nd 1t IL extremely
doubtful II they could be identified II arrested.
The loss will pretty certainly have 10 fall uuon tbs
present holders Ct the bogns scrip Atlesst two
Of the vicdms would be glad to sel ont at Is censs
On the dollar. CsnBure is very justly thrown
upon our county ofllcers, who had tue msster In
charge, for ifsuing the scrip in The MINER In
which they did. The scrip Il simply common
letter pre.s printing, and ens1ly counterfelted.
Capitalists md operators generally decline to
touch 1t now, not taking the trouble to inquire
whether It be genuine or not.
The calls for money chow fncfeaBed activity to-
dsy, coming lsrge1y from produce men and pack
ers. The rise In Gold somewhat excited both In
the early part Of the day, and carried prices up
eomewaat carly in the day, hut at the close, bath
became datt and prlces rcceded- The calls Goa
other eou1ces are very far, snd bankers are reaay
and glad to recognize good paper at the usuL dfs
coant rates. There Is no scarcity Of ereenbacka
OF National currency. There has not been time
for many months when tho general condition OF
our bankers was better than now. They have
plenty OF meacs, and their customers are mostly
of the vigorous, healthy kind. Their deposit &c
counts are very large.
The entire exchange market continues, almosr
impezcepubly, to grow closer. The b,nkers have
hardly been able to get what they want from their
customers At par to-day. and when Eorced to call
upon other banks have been compelled to p.y q
premium Of 5e175 csnts.- Cnrrehey being abuud-
ant, sud no prospective ealls from army paym.s-
ters, Of course no exchange Is thrown upon the
market By bankers, and II they are short, they
have to 60 out md hunt ttup, psytns such prices
rs The seller chooses to name. Notninaliy, quot,-
tons remain as yesterday, par buying l1VQ41.s
sel1rg,
Gold becsme somewhat excited TO dsy in New
York by reaaor, It Ia said, Of the decline In 5s0s
IN Europe, and went up from II to per cent.
The to1lo1ing quotations we're telesraphed to
, 1865-07-13

Tho 1sCEtp4 tcd1T nave Deem LIBERAL AID the de-
mand more active than yesterday. Al hettsr class OF
tma psst. but lner 21e 1ot generally r1eatng with
very St1dy sa1a. number Of Eastern buyers are in
the Msfkst.t but ere doing mora pricing tbaa pui-
chasnr. I'll Jet too esr!y fot shtpotng Cattle 10 80
actively sought AtteT, md IN tbs nts.t the market
reusrs ratneE du11 On taatpasucu1as grads. specu.
1ators, however. have doae something, aud NC note
the iaes Of several choice lots at u 80 AMI per
10: nE.
The inquiry fer nuteh.rs' cst.s Is not 10 scve ss
yestsIdaJ dealers having thesatans pretty Hel ILL
cd, and. anticipating large receipts and reduction
n prices, hAve anlested disposition to keep out
OF the mako: amush pcssihls The sales Effected
though they e1hiplR no quotsbIe dscne. ara rather
more tsyershla to sne buyer than yeaterday.
Te quote the malket a. moderately active, and
prices without msteftxl change.
Tho sales ara ~ fol.oWs:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
saxRx.z rAaps.
Adams told Aassh 10 head averaging l,o:c -. a:
adams to lecEoid. ss hesd. averaging $50 ns, It
cHIsy Co. to Leopolt. u head. sTessztax s's g.
Adam, to ooe.non. u heAs, ayersgsus sas Ms, at
G1sgesy. 4 c., to LEOPOLD, q hesd. aversr,ny 80
Adams 10 Kaller, Is head, averaging 80 ns~ at
Ceo.y d Co to Herman, II hsad averaging s.s -.
pRovz1s UNION STOCK 1Aaps.
Aaaus soia nasnAlue Il aeao .1Sns steesa aYesas
Ma.Tork / MaIlo,y sold f,antz II had CoT. and
ssstEs sysasEtug III ha.asN 80.
; MICHIGAN soCTHxax YAKo-
Il T:nse 'o1a stoHe y head aseFsktnz 1laa NJ at
Ren;ln. .nld whlsa 4 o:ls u As.d. Averaging ,.&o
HenlG seld s:ove1 rs heAd. sye.aS,1g LII n, ss
pav1on s,,d stoztl1 81 head aye1sr.nz 12,s ~, 1t
J. 6r!a - so1d o'Na,ey II hard, avcr.s,nEsss
fEaon soll Cameron II head, a7es.z.nx 40 ~,
EonEur nro. sold KcGr.w 20 head Cows And
Htlas. ayeI4sinH Bss ns. AZ u ~ w" 011
GaIsh fo.d r. mAn Ruole 4 c.. IS h.Ad dna HsaSe
a.eeI3. averaging ,1H ~, 4s35z.
Henllne sold kembler II head, Averaging $50 ns, As
CSoge5 Dso: SOD Webb u head Stock Steers, ave.
conser & Bro. soid Hickey II had s4ir Bu.cner,'
Steers, s4exaR1rE t,t9s ~, NJ IS 90.
Alexautef sold NatioFy II head, Averaging 10 as,
1t s4.+o.
foHT HAfSx TARDs.
l. Reed sold Flaunigan II nasd. averaging s7 ns. At
Wallaork Mallory sold Rosen1ha1 $ had, avssaE.
&eedmaa sosd seools 80 head, averaging 1ts7 ns,
1sseniS4 1cld Ksller II ne.d svsrastnx sss d, At
&3C1
HOGS+From the Ieperts made On Change, We lsasn
that the 1ectips and shlpnenssaee oar last issue,
compared with lhe receipts and shipments or 1864,
have been ~ folloxs. It thculd be born IN r,ind
that the rtcstpu hId shipments really thos.
div nftceSisR.
, 1865-07-13

Ut HEr WoN'r WoRE."-Boats on esriy-
ing ct our wharf are in the habit of giving
ont tickets to abont fifty blacks who are to
be employed In putting of CT taking on
freight. It Is nowadays not unus1ai for
several hundred stout black fellows to desire
employment In such cases, and there Is 90
yesterday the mate Of one vessel was pushed
of the gang-plank into the rIFer.--Nemphis
Du0etin, 8Lh,
, 1865-07-13

The patriotic citizens Of onare. propose to
give grand ovation to returned soldiers On
tbs 18th Of July. The latest OF that can be
found 10 to be roasted whole. Every body Ia
requested to contribute suchluxuylcs as the1r
aims can spare, and all arc invited to join In
and haEe-hs the programme says. good
and easy 5o1liacatiou.'' The procession wilt
form at II O'Clock and march to the Bower,
where Rev. A. G. Wilson will deliver the vel
coming address. Instrumental aud vocal mu-
sic will be In attendance, and the day viii
close with display OF fireworks. AL soldiers
and their families are especially in4ited to bs
present.
, 1865-07-13

ARRIVAL OF Bur1EI.-The steamer PhfIo
Parsons broqght TO this city, last evening,
transferred to the General Grant and taSen
to Port Clinton where is TO have Ills trial.
He was accompanied BY his counsel, Messrs.
Learned and Rauney. The trial viii take
Place Immediately, and we hope to furnish
the readers Of the Register with full report,
-Sdndu&ky Register, LII.
, 1865-07-13


In Nav Yurk Government bonds are very
et1oug, srd in good denand. influenced In some
mxature by the decIslon OF Judge Nelson, Of the
Umted states Supreme Cont, that eales made by
brokers for their own account, are not taxabts.
The following ts q liat Of sem, annual dtvts
deuds, declared by come Of the New England
manufacturing companies on ths 1T Of July: An
droscoggin Mills, Is per cent Appleton, s; B.te.,
10; cheropee, 70; cocheco, 20; Dougias Axc Co..
8; Franklin Mills. s; uill. &; Jaekson, (ya:ha4,
N. H.,)6; Lowell Bls,chtng, s.; Lancaster, 81;
Langdon, s; Manchester Print Works, 4; Middle
sex Mills, II Nashua, 10; New Market. 8; Pacific,
10; sta,k, 8; Salisbury, II; Salmon Falls. 3:
WAthilRton,s s. The average Of there d,v1dend1
Ii lower than on January last, but even row most
OF them chow living II NOT a luxurious psoat.
The following ls The official report OF all the
Amer.csn gold received At the United states mint
and it, branches, from our ar=s gold discovery
, 1865-07-13
CHICAGO LUmnKR maR1gr.


O., w1pSIspAT KvxsEsa, July Il. 1sss-
IuMBEE-Hecetyed. 37td n shtpoed. ! ia m.
Market quet-thete b=tnx yrr1 Tow catgoes oea-sd.
s.1es were: cargn schr G. North. from ocon.o % n
str,ps md boards st sl2to by WhEconb: cargo ,ehr
WE. Burn, from Acnem.uee, 10 II u stttp.. h.ance
boards. 1t sl7ao. bJ Bi:aort; cargo 'chz Magnet.
from white Lake. Is N u btrips, balanto common
lolsss, &C.. u xl1oa-
suIEGLES-ya1ket nEm. Sales wss: ch1co schs
Cone. nana Man1so4oc, 3oo m Asavedt- r at sL!aS !;
cargo eeIr Granger, from Kalamazoo. 20 N do at
HIM.
, 1865-07-13

70 The oldest enlisted 1nan 1T the United
States army Is Sergeant John Mills, principal
on duty at New O1leans. Sergeant Mills be-
longs to Haverhi11, Massachusetts, aud enter
ed the United States military service Ia the
year 1903. Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott enter
cd cur army the same year.
, 1865-07-13

Gold opered here at 1s91t39;, bat on the re-
celpt of quo.atiors developing the rise in New
York, It advanced to 14cQD14cf, closing drm At
the latt6a6gusc,
Silver was bought at1so.
There 10 nothing doing IN Gu K County Scrip,
brokers refusing to touch H. They think the VIC
tins are Numerous enough already.
Government stocks are STEADY. We quote the
different yatietleo ~ follows:
, 1865-07-13

The tstal thus absorbed In India, or which has
gene there and never returned, since the year
Levy, amounts to astlc over twelve hundred and
eighty million III 80, OK, ,000) dollars,
= mr. aattefthWaffe's 1N9<r&c1n Circular eaya
The London market for American se-urlttes has
during the past week been characterized By con
siderable animation and huoJaucy. United Stat,s
Government boLda hayt been IN iaopo It on homs
account aud rise OF . per cent has been estah-
hshed since our last. There have been Quacrous-
buyers OF good class for Illinois shareB, which
At one ttme today touched ST., closing at ST to
S6. rise OF neaI.y eight dollars on the week.
The inquiry fof the various securities Of the Al
lsntfc and drest Wettern Railway still con'inpes,
daily thvestors."
The London Econon,tss Of June q saYs:
"Te1eerancs from MarsetIles announce The fail.
ute OF MesHs. CHARLES RestRni 4 Co, sucsr re.
hneEt with liabilities estimated at about ESQ O00
favorable liquidation ID expected. Adylces from
Bombay etste That the liabilities Of Nj. Byraufee
aormuejse Cana. whose failure was announced II
London on the Sd ut., reach about Ga, 9N, 600,
and the assets e. e00, ,0o0.' deed Of assignment
has been dispatched to England. Thera has becn
ysry excited cotton marksest Liverpool through
out the week, and the sales have been On . verJ
changed hands, number which has never been
exceeded, II even equled- ALI cla.sas seemed
ready to buy. apa there ts no douhs, II holders
had not exhibited sou1s EeGeIye in selling their
cottor, thst the sales would have been larger than
they TeEc."
, 1865-07-13

FLouk lID 0Rl0 4 8y0KK.
The following table, compiled ftom tho efficient
reports OF the warehouse men to the Secretary Of
the Board Of Trade, shows the amount OF Flour
a.d Grain In store in this city on Saturday even
Ing last, compared with the amount in store, a
xf ek 500 and the enrreannndfnp data fa4t year.
, 1865-07-13

- The Yickaburg herald says Gov.
6harkey, Provisional Governor OF Mississippi,
VAS He'll man In 1860; Judge Parsons, Pro.
visional Governor Of Alabama, was u Doug
!ss man, and ". ". Holden, Provisional
Governor Of North Carolina, was Breckin-
ridEe man, ---------