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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06
The Latest News.
nY rELEGRx Pm
ny the UnlOn Haas
omoe, conner Of Monroe and wA1ef s'rrc;A
Interesting from The South
Business Prospects Encouraging.
Military AEalS About Chattanooga.
Increase of Internal ReVe.
nue. Receipts.
An Inhuman Federal Officer.
.LATENEWS FROM EUROPE
Military AFaiS About Chattanooga.
An Inhuman Federal Officer.
LATENEWS FROM EUROPE

Revival Of Trade ut savannah go En'
eOmraEinE PrOHPeCts...A Renovation
Going on ut Chattanooga -. strict
I Military Discipline to he Enforced.
( NEW YORK, Sept. The Hcrald's
Savannah correspondent SAYS:
I The Georgia Central railroad has been
repaired for distance OF ~ miles out
! Of Savannah, and, as consequence,
I trade had become very brltk, phrticu-
tinriy In cotton. Large qndEt'ties were
stored In the city, on the. WhAryes and
Rllout the presses, and everything look
| ca encouraging for thorough renewal
Of the important traffic as soon rs the
railroads should be restored. Aces
sious bud been made ito the line OF
steamers from SaVnnnsh To Augusta,
and new lines between New York ana
Savannah were being established. Al
| Hilton Head the commel ffll prosperity
was not so great. The place WINS los
ing importance as II depot, and conse-
1uentlY much of the IuIilie hah been
directed elsewhere. Efforts were being
mnde To Organize II company to build II
rnilroad from Hilton Head to Augusta,
and thus give the former place the pre-
tensions OF a rival TO Charleston.
There was very little excitement in
politics, ThecOming State convention
VAS creating but little excitement.
ThelHerald's Chattanooga rorrespon-
dent says: Since ColOucl w. u. Cav, of
the 10th eOlOrpd infantry, took com
maud OF this post the. Augean stable Is
being renovated. Tic arrest and CON
hneineRI Of several officers, for drunk
enness, and the PRONUNCIATION OF nm
order iOrhiddng the sale Of liquors to
officers or soldiers have had salulary
object. As Chattanooga is one OF the
| fine permanent iOrtrcsScs of the United
States, it is evidently desirable that
strict order and military discipline
should nj once be inauguratcd, and that
vice in every form should bc dlsconr-
nued. This Col. Cav has done. The
colorod soldiers of the C0loncl's rcgi-
mcnt IRE all picked men, formerly of
the Engineer Corps, embracing me
chnnics OF all kinds who, can construct
ANYTHING, from tho simplest article Of
mechanism to Il traverse trick for II
One-hunlrGd- pOunder gun. The Colo
mel Is An experienced engineer, and con-
atructed the batteries ut Clpo-Hirar-
deau. Mo-, Island NO.-ld and other
places in the carly part Of the war.
This makes both Gommander aud sol
llers eminenJly fitted for the command
bore, where guns are to be mounted.
Chattanooga presents R,,liHelY military
Appearance. There are now Bt0red in
tbs city aIS6dt- sRl,en million dollars
worth IS stores iiil %. the Cow
eminent, anIl,Ine1ap reA ittt tilis 1lillla
TO secure them against lire,
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NEW Y0RK, Sept. B. The Posts WASH,
ingtOn special says the regular Cabinet
session was held to-day.
The Andcrsonville Prison Survivors
Association held u meeting last evening
The object of the Society is to assist The
widows and orphans of AndersonyillC
prisoners, and also to assist themselves
when their circumstances demand it.
Mayor Gunthcr has responded TO tho
Governors notification of charges
against him and Others concerning the
street cleaning contract, and asks an
earlier hearing than named by the Gov
crnor. lie says he is ready for an inn
mediate trial.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 3.

NEW York, Sept. 3.
ASIrEs-Quiet. CorroN-Lcss active
with large net prices scarcely so firm;
iSGCiic for middling. FLOUR-Nd lhc
better, s. 1909 OO for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; the market closing firm with no
sellers ut the quotations, RYE FLOUR
Dull. Com MEAI~-Quiet. WnsKY--
Heavy; western nj g 25. WtnEAr-2@
&c better on spring and lCD9c 'bstter on
winter; 81. 6tlOpl IS for Chicago spring
and Milwaukee club. BARLRY-ln
moderate request, BAnbEY MALT
Dull. CoRN-In iHir request without
decided change In prices. COFFEE
Dull. SUUAR-Dull. OATS--Dull ut 81
GljSc for western. MOLAssEs- Dull.
PETROLEuM--Dull and prices nominal
~ same. PORK-Active excited and
heavier at $50 sOG3l S7IS for new mess,
closing ut $3l IS for cash, $50 GOA 20 10
for 1851 do; S2l OOC92i % for prime;
SOS OO@2S 1917 for prime mess, BEEF
Firms SsGIl0 for plain mess. and $40 90
oil so for extra mess. BEEF HANS
Quiet. CUT MEATs-In fair demand.
BACoS-Rathcr dull. LARD--FiTm ut
as. BuTTER-St Steady ut 23M30 for
Ohio, and ~ Is@3O for state. CHIEsE-
Active at ii ikGul6H.
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By the Governor Of West Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL. VACANCY
wv Exists In the office OF Judge for the Ninth
judicial Cipuit, and a vacancy has been oc-
COSiOnet In the Office OF Judge for the Tenth
ludlClRlClHuit by the removal by tho Legs
lAtuTO, OlJOhn W. Kennedy, irum said Office
both OtVhiCh VnCNnCiIe have been tenn
pnTafily naCI In the manner prescribed by
law AndrwhGrC,IS, II ismadc the duty OF
the (tOverngl 10 give notice oil SnCh Vacan-
Giles by proclamation, and by the same To
appoint some t'ly, not less than thirty nor
more tlRn Sixty lays from the Ilntc thereof,
FOR holding clcCiinlS 10 I'LL sail vacancies:
Now, therefore, l,Arthurl Foreman, Cow
ernor Of the Sutc of Nest Virginia, hereby
give notice Of the vaCsNCiCS existing aS atOrc-
said and nppnlnt ThuTSnSy, the TNvCuty.SINth
DAY OF October next for hotIIng elections 10 MI
said vacancies, Aud the Supervisor and in.
EpeCtOrS OF election at each voting place with
In the SeVernl counties composing the Ninth
and Tenth judicial Circuits, are lSrrhy direct
ed TO hold elections ut their several places ui
voting, on the day and for the offices hCrcin-
before specified, and tomNkC due rCtunl there
oG In nCIupiunce with section torty-tlNnce NJ
chapter one hundred of tile Acts Of eighteen
hundred and SiXty.thrCc.
- In testimony whereof, | have here
g., lunto set my hand and caused tho seal
80 OF the said State to lle affixed at the
~ Capital IN the City Of Wheeling, this
thirty.flrSt day OF August, In the year Of our
Lord, eighteen hundred and SiNty-tlve. and
Of the State the thinl.
BY the Governor
GR.NNViLl.E d, HALL, Sect'y Of the state.
Eepl-lmdSw
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A Trip through the Southern StNt"S..'
CrurI treatment of Freedmen.

RALEIGH, y. G., Sept. l.--Jndgc Car
ter, who has returned from nm extern
sivc trip through the Southern States,
states that the cruelty TO freedmen and
the number of homicidcs among them
by the whites are increasing to q fearful
extent, especially in places where the
troops are being Withdrawn. The
Judge has II copy of the Southern sun
which SAYS. that the Yankees are alarm
ed at the killing of n few negroes day
in the Stutos where they have the pro-
lection Of Yankee troops 10 n certain
extent, what will be their alarm after
the departure ofthe military forces and
the re-admission into the Union Of these
states rs sovereign powers, who will
then have a complete organization OF
militia in each county which will give
the South the standing army that can
bid defiance to the world.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 5.-Thcrc is con-
siderable excitement In the yachting
circles in,regurd 10 an OIcan race that is
TO come Oh on the 18th inst, between
the Fleet Wing, owned 10y Mr., Geo. A..
Osgood, soh-in-Iaw of Com. Wander
bilt, and the Henrietta, owned by Mr..
Jas. q. BcunGt. Jr,, two Of the largest
yachts In the L. $, II will be the first
ocean race that has ever taken place on
this side of the Atlantic. The yachts
nrc to start ut noon on the nth instant
from the Light Ship oil Sandy
Hook and sail toand around the Light
Ship OIL Cape May and back TO the
starting point This match is TO he sail
ed by the sailing regulations ofthe n. Y.
Yacht Club, with the exception that no
difference of tonnage is to bc allowed,
and that one or two tug sails can I've
used in heavy weather il any Nrc re-
quircd. immediately after thisruu an
other is to he run on the 18th inst, be-
tween the Restless, n very fast schooner
yacht, and the Henrietta from Sands
Point to New London. Other ocean
races are in contemplation.
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New YORK, Sept. 5.-The Tribune's
Richmond correspondent says: Com
plants continue to pour into the Freed.
mems Bureau of mnltrcnlment and
mcanncss toward negroes on the part
ofplantcrs in different parts Ofthc State,
They band together TO turn oil all thcir
help except such as shall BIZ actually
needed during the winter. Four dol
lars per month is paid to such.
Henry a. Wise is out with thirty
pages Of foolscap addressed to General
Grant, appealing from Gen. Tcrry's do
cision transferring Wise's property
abandoned by him to the Freedmen
Bureau.
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A New Military DistrICt...StiII COmtlm'
my hIa NmIICa.

NEW YORK, sept. 5.-The Tribunc's
special says: The upprovalo OF the Com.
handing General of the military divis.
ion of the Atlantic. Gen. Perry COM
handing the department Of Virginia
has been constituted anew district, tObc
STYLED the District of South Eastern Va,
TO be commanded 10y BreYct Maj. Gen.
A. j, A. Torhett. The district will CON
sIst Of the counties of Princess Anne,
Norfolk, Nansemond, Southamptonand
isle Of Wight.
John Wilson, Esq, third Auditor OF
the Treasury, still continues his duties,
il having been deemed proper " delay
the establishment of an executive bu'
renu for the present. 1t has been fully
determined however to create such a
bureau, although its establishment may
be delayed until Congress cOnVenes.
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Compensation for Captured Property
Death Sentences ConIumWtctl.-,I.nrEc
Influx of ROuthernerH. etc.

Influx of SOuthCrneTS. etc.
NEW NoRK, Sept. i.--The Tribunc's
Washington special says: In reply Ia
an inquiry whether officers capturing
horses from gucrriluS, and afterwards
turuin0them over to the United Suites,
nndtaIsing receipts therefor, ARE entitled
M 4 CONDENSATION 10 the amount OF the
value Of the HniInalS, Acting ComptrOl.
Ter Buckingham has decided that such
lfidyni0phs would De I'm GoITIltut with uli
fiia. ordtlE OF the War Department on
fliis subject, and TINT the practice would
result dIsastrously to the people Of any
invaded country, ut the same time ron
deFinE the. invaders infamous, and
would ultimately rGcOil upon them
selves by destroying the morale ofthelr
army. The Worlds special says tho
President has generally committed TO
Imprisonment for term of years, all
pending sentences of death III eases Of
soldiers convicted Of dCscrtion. Three
Massachusetts soldiers, under sentence
of death, have been sent TO Fort Della
ware for five years each.
The Hcrdid says that from the large
number of arrivals ut the hotels last
night aud to-day, the major part of
which are from the South, there Is good
reason TO apprchend applications for
pardon, adjustment of claims and pc
iitions for the restitution Of properly,
with all the other mullilHriOus duties
pertaining at this timocxclusively to the
Executive Chamber, will commence to-
morrow with renewed importantly.
and backed bytheaddcd number. The
registers of the hotels indicate that II
large proportion Of these newly arrived
soI0urnGrs are from Nirginln; Tonnes
see being next in number, and few
from North Carolina.
A Washington dispatch states that
none of tho prominent ex-rebcl Gencr-
ais have rs yet applied for permission
to leave the country under the provis-
ions of the late Presidential prOclama-
ton. Gen. Leo has no thought of thus
applying, though he has been offered n
handsome mansion in the city Of Lon
don.
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RnIlrond Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. I.-Thc Ere
express train on the Pennsylvania rail-
road coming east this morning, when
near Duncannon, met with II dreadful
accident, by which three persons were
instantly killed. The boiler Of the To-
Comotiyc drawing the trnin burstcd
with fearful explosion, killing II
stranger who WINS riding OH the loco
motive, The hnggnge- master was also
badly wounded. a coroncr's inquest
is proceeding this evening 10 mvesti.
gate the matter,
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TRoY. y. y, Sept. "a destructive
threatening tire occurred mt West Troy
this afternoon, below Canal street, tax,
ing both sides of Broadway from and
including Clifford and LathNm's Steam
PlaniDg Mill to the Exchange, includ.
ing some - valuable brick buildings
mnking n loss of probably S7j,OOO tc
100000. Included Hre Tirswnll's Man
sion House block and other stores
The fire was stopped at the Exchange
10y great exertions. The Democrat Office
was destroyed.
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NEW York, Sept. 5.-Thc Express
states that the steamer Montana, which
sails Tomorrow for Rio JnnGirO, takes
out Minister Washburn 10 Paraguay,
and also number of southorncrs 10
Brazil. The Inter go for information,
prior TO cilccting II permanent settle
mcnt for others IN tho south.
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NTH.
sTEraENyllLn, Q 81. ilh, m.

sTRuRENvItLE, q. ;sSept. lh, +. NJ.
frank smith. tho man who was cut
by the negro, in fight last night, Is
letter this evening and some hopes OF
hi, recovery. He attacked the negro,
striking him, when a scuitie ensned
and The negro drew, knife, cutting
smith very badly in the abdomen
The negro + named Jordan Reynolds,
They tried him this afternoon, but the
Mayor has not Yet given his declsioh'
The negro is In jail MnAuAN'
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w" '''"t ~ l'' "'
MoNEY-NIarkct is rather more ac-
tive at SAG per cent. on call lOans.
STERLING EXCHANGE Rather more
steady ut lO0EGIO0H on gold for first
class bids. AMERICAN GoLD--A shade
llrmcr; opening ut l4iI, closing at
lIiL
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Leg, Arms and 0rltChss,
0REM tsPRo8EMEST IN tIRlR
sY MANUFACTURE, T.

". -. GENERAL Ii0HItAlh
1sstYlng y; a. Sg7 e, E.P 4 n,
you that have carefully exgnling tlie
yArlhciAI Legs Manufactured bys liza ARu
LEGNAN, aud TIT which sou are agent 0f
simplicity N construction M well NJ dnfi W
" and convenience, ] have never sen =, II
LhipE TO equal them, and therefore ehfariV 4
recpiDnIRnh kh9m t2anY who are nnI1t tnliAl4
enough 10 need artificial limhA t&
JOITN kiRRIl,
A,A. Surgeon, u. \. H., IN eliAI7e,
WHREIIN1, W. Va, April nth, ln.A
have cnrrfullY examined The A!tlncin
Isfpt Of LEONARD LkGRAN, and hhd mem
dmpIs III theiF cOnNtFnen0n, OF gnn work
rnHt,Shin, light and YIiS' substantially tnnde.
ThCy Will h. quite M sgrviccablc IA amy nfti-
6CIGi legs IN use, and OH account Of their Am'
IIifdiy and strength lCpa liable to need npnlIa,
4 chsrTfuIly recommend them 10 any who
'''' JOHN FRIasELL,
~ A, A. Surgeon, II, =. ~
WHEELING, W. Vnt April 2ieh, lHAb.
The Artificial [atp offered for Elle by CIIAs,
BtHLER. Agent, ! can recommend for the fol-
inwinV niynutOgC-. simplicity In STRUCTURE,
TtFgngth OT material and economy In price.
EdspectfHlly, H. W. IiAZLEtr,
SuntcOn lJOnrd ~ Enrolment.
diamonds me pleasure 10 state mat Lnm AZ
Ann I.EIRAN, c6rner Of Fast Commons, lle-
piieny, has furnished me With an artificial Icy,
& TINT 1 can llso well, Rflcr one weeks using:
chperfuIIy recommend to NIL who are uni0r-
tunate 10 need one Ia give him hchll.
I.EWIS RAMALEY,
SpTlnglnle, Allegheny TO, To,
For further particulars rnll on OrAhllrsS
CIIARLFaH BRIII.ER, Agt.,
Monroe 81, bst. Mdrket & Fourth
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NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Gold steady at
lii}EnlHh; the custom demand con-
tinues active. The prospect OF our cX-
ports setting of our imports checks the
upward tendency arising from n rapid
drain on the supply for the payment of
duties,
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Receipts from the Internal Revenue
Another Avalanche Of Pardon Seek.
cra-OIIiccrA Retained In the Service.

Another Avalanche Of Pardon Seek
erA-OIIiCcrH Retained In the Service
NEW York, Sept. 5.-The Times
Washington special says: The receipts
from Internal Revenue to-day reached
the sum Of five millions, two hundred
thousand dollars, being one million
seven hundred and siXty-eight thou
sand, eight hundred and eighty-iivC
dollars greater than the receipts of any
former day.
There was perfect avalanche Ofpar'
don seekers ut The Presidents mansion
to-day. \ grcuter number of South
erners are here for this purpose than
has ever been known before. Fully
three-courths of the Presidents bust
ness hours are taken up with the con
sidcration of propositions for pardons.
The names of the following officers
included in the list of those mustered
out, have been stricken oil today and
retained in service. Rrgndier Generals
j.. y. Bragg, John W. Spraguc, John
I. Miller, Jas. Hawlcy and John G,
Robinson.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. h.--The Wirz trial
was resumed to-day. Several witnesses
testified to III" crucliics practic"d Oh
prisoners by Capt. Wiry, and confirmed
The evidence previously given Of the
bad treatment and distressing mortality
among our prisoners,
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a cnatinE AaEay q AssabsnEIIle.

z NUIIIllE AuEly D "stNUtIl8 I11N'
sf.seiai b ~ Iatrin9 sle1 hy m [, $ 4t'ar-
STEuBENVILI.E, o., Sept 9Th. :,
last night abOnt lpu nelosE IA ntJSfu
man who lives with Mr.. Allison. e,lttpg
OF the Hcrqid, while on his way home
wa. attacked by two white men, one
named Frank smith, and roughly han
died, when he drew knife, using " ON
smith. cutting hun so severely IN
the abdomen tia, he is not expected 10
iive through the day.
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ST.. Louis, Sept. 3.
Cotton 30G40c. Tobacco unchanged.
Flour ss jOGlO % for double extra.
Corn declined I@2c. Whisky 50 q.
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- y, -. -. "a fN,,li adii5aa ~
The only Saic anu ~ is'sAt
nTARRHCAA, nSHlfN u y, >. " N w lN
Aflsis 90
AEa 81 ~ !. u e N h. eSi5'Sts ~
~, ~, .i,,tyys, Vpg,IyT y
flNHE tttptlti ~ " ntIi. ~ ~ ihe
u g, " ~ IL 'SuneFiOr
pnhe Ntilta ~ y, ~ ,,,,l .,yGf
q, !, i ~ NJ, Iis,si WITH tile
II, n n N iskFF6
x i,itfl b n W ID ~ CaSeg a 5hFon.
NJ ijiffiliell 81 gI6tIF EtilhiiinRt have been
cured by tho use Of tu0 bofltS. THIS remedy
ms TIetfr NIilsIl N single iIlNnncV, HhGro the
CliScasS hns banned the aIill OF even tho most
SlCIIi6Il nhVHlclnns.
KIAFTS DtARRIIdcA COMPOUND hns beer
In T,Se for n number or yehfS, and by It's timely
aii ms saved the lives OF hundreds,
This medicine, IL a purely Eclnntific prcparn-
lion. and * prpp0fed Will, tho greatest eau"
fi0nanL care,
RverS; traveller hhould have d bottle Of the
DixHRiII.A COMrpUND,
Every Colder wifi find Il Invaluable.
M Family shOlild h. Without II.
DOnot hesitate 10 try lEisAFT's DIARRHuA
CoSTp0TTSn. md I,TeVeflt main, suffering and
tieath. ~ 8st
TREAD THE FOIL, LOWING TESTIMONIALS
NN - 4 WHEELING, April 18th, IS6h.
So, VI ", -, a ~ CI.,,,I.,,,,,,.-
Mer McGAgE k IA = S2; Gs,.ISdf' G1r
aNiS wv hIll t,,i1 St'1t ,5,IirI, S"W" heen
LIMP RtlIIi M1 NV Ir6r,S ,,yoC6r+
LINZ and fInin% n NOT
.su III, XII siirc
tai,S i, ending IL 10 the IA.
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WASHINGTON Nurseries.

TNIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL
the attention Of FarmGrS and GTNp0
Growers In the vicinity OF Wheeling, to q
larVu and varied assortment Of Ililt Trees
and Native Grape vines, including lllne
shade and ornamental trees In great vAriBty.
An offered ON reasonable terms.
OnlerS deliVeNClR at Wheeling my OF GlI!lll q
j. b WILSON,
In92.em Mnshington. y.
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DASRuRY, CT, Sept. 5,--l'he report of
trouble In the Danhury Bank is utterly
incorrect. The bank,l strongerthanever
before.
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Good News from sherman!
Take Notice.

Until SATURDAY, THE 9TH SEPT,
at 1 O'Clock y, M, will receive proposals
rs follows: LIST, for mason work 70 be done nj
the mouth Of sewer aud foot Of Filth street,
East Wheeling. The wall % be about ionr-
,5I feet thick nj the bottom, The work to he
headers or stratCheTS, and to batter nom the
front at tile rnte Of aneAnd q hall AZ inches
to the foot. BIDS TO he by the perch, the dig.
cling included. md, For building sewer on
Sixth street, from John 10 Zane street, East
Wheeling, interesting with tho present sewer
on InneStn The new sewer to he two and
La lmlTl9ts) feet In diameter, and the bids to
be for this llneal foot thereof, dtRKinE includ-
ID. al, For furnishing and spreading under
John 10 CLAY, and Clay street from Fourth to
Flfth RrIGtS, about six hundred lG0Q) perch Of
blue lime stone. The bids to b. by tho pencil.
HENRY SHARP,
SepI-it Street Commissioner.
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Rebel BondhOIdcrs' CHIl.-.COmmittee
to Protect their RiEhIs'''COHmr"ts
oTthe London Star.

Of the London htNF'
NEW YORK, September 4.-Thc agents
for The rebel bondholders in London
have. issued tho following call "Ame@i-
inc ~ the bondholiers will be held on
Monday, the 4th day or September, TO
consider their altered position nowthht
the Government OF the United States
hNs become dGigCtO the government OF
the Confederate States, and II deemed
expadicnt. 10 appoint committee 10
protect the rights and interest, ana gem
orally TO take such steps rs may be
Thought advisable. Communications
from bona tide bondholders may. In the
meantime, be made to the undersigned.
(Signed)
TERRELL, CHAMBERLAIN 4 BLAKE,
Solicitors for the bondholderS.
Commenting upon this the London
star of the I'D says: There is not in
international law, the shred Of 0uthori.
ty to support the idea that the righitill
Government is bound to assume debts
which We're contracted to aid IN It's own
destruction. The doctlne Is SO mani
testify absurd that II only requires to be
stated to be its own confirmation. The
Confederate bOudholdcrs arc not deb
tors TO the late Southern Government.
If they were, they might, perhaps, find
some theory of law which would alb
solve them from the disHgreenble ncccS-
sity Of paying, They arc unfortunate
ly creditors, and their debtor has disNp-
neared, leaving no effects which are not
claimed by II creditor having preference.
The United States Government claim
all the cotton, all the ships, all the
money; all the stores of the GOniederates
in neutral countries, ms well MS in the
south. The Stoncwull has already
been given up to them by Spain, and
the Shenandoah will be given mp by
any country in whose hnrbor she seeks
refuge. They also claim all the cotton
and funds Of the Confedcracy now in
this country. If such questions come
BEFORE a court Of hIw, In England, the
Judges cannot look favonbly upon the
claims Of the bOndholders in connection
with loun entered into, in contravcn-
ton of the Queens proclamation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-24

3G~A New York paper frightens the
ladies by stating that r~aseals, with sharp
knives, go about cutting or waterfalls
With al the dexteriy ofscalpingsavages.