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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
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EVENING PAPERS.

ATrest of Prominent RebeIs-Jef. Dayis i,s
hss Ceit-Nortfern asen Implicated DO Dis
loyal Practice, &c.
fsya New YoRK, May 26.
The Herald's Richmond correspondence
says Seddon, the ex-rebel Secretary of War,
has been arrested and is imprisoned on gun
boat with Hunter aud Campbell. 1t was be-
lieved that Lee also would soon be in custody
Davis sits alone in his cell save the two guards
who are not permitted to address him on any
subject whatever, and he is given no lights.
The Herald's dispatch says information has
been received here that Kirby Smith intends
marching across the Rio Grande to tender his
services to Macmillan. This movement will
be prevented. 1t is said that discoveries have
been made in captured rebel documents, i'm
plicating prominent Northern men whose 10y
atty heretofore has not been questioned.
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COUNTERFEIT BILLs.--Y Yesterday morn
lag City Marshal Head received information
that quantities of counterfeit SIS on the East
ern Bank, Bangor, were being putin circu-
lation in this city. On investigating that mat
ter, he found twelve seamen at the Walker
House, each one Of when had some OF these
I counterfeits, varying from $40 to $6O--in all
about 1910. The men were taken to the
police office, where It was made clear, to the
satisfaction ofthe Marshal, that the men wei
seamen on board ship Pactolus, and had been
paid off at t.John, n. B., on their discharge
from a trip from Fortress Monroe, in this
money, by Capt. VIM. Tobey Of this city, who
received the same from a broker in that city.
They arrived here from st. John yesterday
, morning. Hqsq iiaa -t9 iess 5
Mr.. Head at once discharged the men, ard
obtained a passage for them to Thomaston on
board the steamer Regulator, 10 which place
! and vicinity they belong. The counterfeit
money was retained by the Marshal. On
stating the case of these men to Capt. Mower
of the Regulator, he very generously granted
them a passage home in his vessel.
1t is not little ST gular that the St. John
broker should have got stuck with such a
large amount Of counterfeit money.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

~ rife 2 CAIRO, ILL.,. May rs.
The New Orleans Times says 5000 rebels
are at Mobile, being, paroled. Among them
are Dick Taylor aud other prominent Gen
erals. 500 tgesirs "
Cotton is not allowed to come in, as the gov
amount surrendered was 1880 bales, bat it is
largely scattered and mainly in bad order
That now in the city is being prepared for
shipment north. HG 81 To-
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CITYIOF PORTLANn.

NOTICE Is herebv fivon, that It Is the intention
IN Of the City Jounji to Ia cut a street or
publii way o, the ese of he city, beginning At ~
presen terminus of Salem street and contu ning TO
q Junction with either Entry r lapaI STREET.
And he Joint Standing Committee Of the City
an order of the City Counc passed on the 20tb day
Of Ma Oh, win meet for said purpose en- Frdsy.
the and day ofJu lat o'clock In chs afternoon, at
he terminus Salon ct, ett d place OF begin
ming. then and there proceed TO view and lny cut
said new s'reet IA ,,.sL.....Ll. = Al. -f fIt I.
themselves acc rsingly,
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DEoLrNE IN SAILORS WAers.-Tba N

DECLINE IN SAILORS WAeEs.-The N. Y.
EUening Post, says sailors were very scarce
few months ago, and vessels that were ready
to sail often remained for days at their wharfs
without crews. The wages OF seamen were
then fifty dollars month and higher sums
were offered in cases Of emergency. The dis
charge Of many vessels BY the government,
and the suspension Of recruiting for the navy,
have changed this state Of things. Sea-
men are now sufficiently numerous to supply
the demand, at wages varying from thirty to
thirtv-nva dollars a month
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

AN INvITATIoN.-The Parish Committee
of the Central Church, Rev. Henry D. Moore
Pastor, extend to the Third Parish Church and
congregation, a cordial invitation to worship
with them, as far as they can be accommo-
dated, during the repairing of their church
edihce The Pew holders in Central church
will gladly second this invitation by opening
their seats to their brethren friends.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
lZJ;JH]Xll!ll];y

y yonr ciothes-pF esses this mouth, and you are
saved deal ef trouble and los Ce n Caniphor IL
featured by HARRIS l. CHAPMAN OF Poston and
sold by all druggist. may26ost
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
LHNInN nnNFERRN0E.

fTtHE Annual Meeting Of the Unio Conference Of
.chnrche. Will ho held with FirRt Con IRE "a,
tionsI Church In. brid gton e1mmereirg fnesd y
June 6th Inc Tepreet nta ives OF he chu CHI
Is 10 the conference VIII ii. d entertainment du1ir
the session ut the toflowing placss:
The Aurehes IN Albany and Nor.h BridKt n at
WIN VI, Croes'; the church IN Brow field at Thos.
4 taves'; Denmark. A, NJ. Nei'or's; Fryehurg,
Dixey Stone Hsrrison, Royal senter; hiram, Ma
than C.eas es; Lowell, Rufus GIBBS; Ma les, Benz.
Cieaves; Otishel0, n b Caswe D; Swe en- b. nj.
Walker; Soa'h Bridgton, Augustus Perley: Water
ford, Doet Pease. 1-.l 49,. q, MAJ 26d3t
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NICE EMBRoDERY.-Perhaps our lady
readers are not aware of what nice work in
the line Of embroidery is done, as it were at
their own doors. Mrs. c. W. Jordan, opposite
Lancaster Hall, on Centre Street, exhibited 10
US yesterday specimens of work done by her
that would match any Chinese work that we
have ever seen, 1t was an infants blanket
the ground white cashmere, heavily embroid-
cred with silk. 1t was a very rich article, and
the work upon it, all done with the needle,
had cost about $40 or $25.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

MAP OF PORTLAND Happening to be in
the Office of the Horse Railroad Company q
day or two ago, we were shown by the Treas
urer, very beautiful map of our city. drawn
by Mr.. W. S. Barbour, OF Cambridgeport,
Mass, the engineer of the company. 1t is
drawn on a scale OF sixteen rods to an inch,
and is the largest and most correct map OF
our city extant.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

Mr.. Tracy, our travelling agent, will visit
York county during the month Of June for the
purpose of receiving subscribers and collect
ing dues for the Daily Press and the Maine
State Press We trust that our subscribers in
that county will, as usual, b. in readiness to
nav their Indebtedness
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

N New YORK. May 20.
The trial Of Isaac Henderson, late Navy
Agent, broke down this morning for want Of
evidence, and the jury without leaving their
seats rendered a verdict of not'guilty.
The Posts dispatch says Gov. Pierpont ar
rived at Richmond yesterday, and assumed the
executive control of the State. A general cleo
ton was also held throughout Virginia yester-
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OFFICERS, SOLDIERS AND SRAMEN.-Re
turning from the United States service, and
having claims against the, government, can
have them promptly collected by calling at
the War Claim Agency Office Of Harmon &
Sawyer, SS Exchange street, near Post ONCE.
may27edtf - s e,t.sti.5.f --.ssfsrl
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NEW YoRK. Nav %.

The Herald publishes details of plan TO
pay off the National debt Immediately, with
out taxation. by subscription of 10000
shares of $4,000 each. The following sub.
scriptions have already been made: Ct Van
berbilt, rs shares, 100000; H.,A. Heisen &
Sons and one friend, 2 shares, $40 900; Robt
Bonner. 2 shares, 10000; Jordan D. Mott, /
share, $4,000; ]. Gordon Bennett, 2 shares,
$4,000; total to date, 100000. Ssass1 "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

The Concord IN. 81. Democrat pays a niga
compliment to our State and city. Inc editor
has been. on tour up the Penobscot, and
therefore speaks Of the Maine Central Railroad
and the steamer Katahdin in very eulogistic
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
Municipal Court May &c.

sa Michael Lynch pleaded guilty to search
- and seizure process and paid the usual fine and
costs, 1926. sa m e
Mary 5. CLANCY, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars and costs
Committed syg tlol o. sla'ss s si'
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u =. J-90 SIX Per Ceet.
GoID-BEARiNG BONDS

These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are AL the Government Bonds,
from State. County, and Mnnicpai tss ,tion ,chich
adds from one to three per cent. per to their
vafue, according 70 the levied upon other prop
erty,o The interest yable semi annually by
pons attached to each note, which may be cat OF
and sold to any bank or banker. -
lTh,interest at 7.a0 per cent. amounts tol1F
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

fWOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent
Iy located in this city. During the two yeara We
have been in this city, We have cured some o
the worst forms Of disease in persons who kAve rieo
other 0rms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tients in abort time that the question oiteE
asked do they stay cnredl 70 answer this question
We viii cay that III that 90 not stay cur ed vii
doctor the second time for nothing.
; Or. ID. has been praotioa. electrician tNenr
years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In tho head neok, or extromities consumption, VII
In the acute stages or whore the lungs not fu
disease1 whiteswellings, spinal diseaaeE saryai
81 the spino contracted mueclee, distorted iJnl q
palsy or parhysis, St. vitas Dance, deafness stan
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-WaOui
evory case that can be presented; asthma, brono j.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

CARTER ZoUAvE TRoUPE.-There will be
a grand matinee at Deering Hall at IL
O'Clock this afternoon. when the Carter Zouave
Troupe will go through some of their interest
ing exhibitions. Children will be admitted
for Is cents and adults for rs cents.
This evening is the last one of the engage
ment of the company and they will present a
a grand entertainment, embracing some things
never performed here. m
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

New YORK, May 26.
The Commercials Washington despatch says
yesterday found three bills Of indictment
against JEFF Davis and John G.. Breckenridge.
The bills are to be presented in the Criminal
Court to day. 80. sis
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

. BOARD OF TRADE.--Members ofthe Board of
Trade are reminded that their meeting stands
adjourned to this evening at IL o'clock
A general attendance is desirable, as impor-
tant matters viii come up. -
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AOs4 EAND AND pfOTnITy.

Nsss Advertisements Dog
The stre- beering Hall Evening.
bpt cial Notice-Pease's hair R5newer,
Excel ior Troachss.
Proposals-Chas A., Gooden.
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Fynahnsfa,..

~. s. : r.ss 9sg PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
The subscriptions to the 4 80 loan to-day,
from all parts of the Union as teIegraphed
to Jay Cooke. amounted to 81 POI, $50. The
number Of individual subscriptions OF $50 aud
500 was 1914
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

FREIeHTs.-Syke's Chicago circular Of May
2Sd, quotes freight of -four to New York by
propeller at LILO, and by rail to Portland and
panvilIe Junction at LILO per barrel.
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FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES 8.
100 LOAN. :
Third series.
s. = 3 O,OOO,O 90.
FINANCIAL.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agentfor the
fale of the United States Securities, offers to the
publieths third series of Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three tenth per cent interest per annum,
known az The 5l1aiai saa le>0Aa go4 -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

VINO have cold hands Gnc rect; weak stomschf
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headach'
dtExinesa and swimming IN the head, with midget.
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain In tho ce
and back leucorrh6sa, Tor whites; falling Of the
womb with internal oancersi tumors, polypus, ane
all that long train Of diseases will hnd IN klecIre
itya sure means Of cure. For painful nenstrunticA
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity 10 3erlb
specific. and Will in short time, restore the sufferer
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
rnETHf TEETI4I rEE1Hf

Or. D. still continues Extract eeth BY Elect, L
sty s0ithoaa Pasn: fereons having decay cd zee Il
ne would give Apolite invitation o call. ~ 40
Snperlor Aiectro Hagnetio Machines for safe for
family use with thorough Instructions.
Dr.. u. can accommodate few patients with
board and troatment ut his house. niQII gI
once hours from ofllrkA &c 2M.;i
from TO 8 ,. n, aad to In the Evening. 80
q OonsulfAkor free. nov1if
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Aften.pt . Assassiaafe can. p.raI.

NEW YORK, May 26,
An attempt was made a few nights since to
assassinate Gen. Duval, commander of United
States forces at Staunton, Va. The General
escaped without injury. s5s.ra
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

THE ORGAN for the Universalist Church in
Congress Square is expected to be put up some
time prior to the middle Of next month. The
manufacturers are long way behind their
contract, but will no doubt furnish one of the
best instruments in New England. 'sai
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
ESQ LOAN.

These notes are issued under the dato OF July Is,
1856, an are payable three years trem that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
HI lder into 03 u u au % ttap
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

Canada and the United State.

The Toronto Globe don't like the tone of
the London Spectator and other English
journals in relation to some question now agi
tating the public mind. The Globe IA not
pleased with being told that Canada may sep
arate herself from the Mother Country If she
desires it. n A son who shoul1 be persstently
assured, on every, possible OCCASION, that he
was atliberty to leave home and provide for
himself, would be very likely to understand
that bis absence was desired. II the Globe
could be certain that these every day assur-
ances that the Canadians are at liberty to dis
solve their connection with England, truly
represented the feeling of the nation, 1t GER
tainly would infer that their departure, was
very earnestly desired, And IL this is the
cases the Imperial authorities in the opinion
of the Globe, ought to say SO plainly and not
mince the matter. ~ I" siAs n sneoa q.
The Canadians don't like to be thus scold-
ed by these Imperial lecturers and critics.
The Globe says:a "It is simply impertinent in
the Spectator to warn us that it is preposte-
rous for US to attempt to dictate terms to the
Mother Country. But what strikes us more for
ciblyi is the fact that The Spectator accuses the
Canadians of valuing the British connection
only for the pecuniary relief it affords" Now
the Globe takes exception to this and remarks
that the boot IS on, the other leg, and that
this ''pecuniary relief" is all immaglnsrya It
says; sias eai ~ tady yliaa.a vgsstau n
We do not say, though we kaow that very
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

.ssssiNsCOrm a. Oats ieoo
5000 BUSHELS corn. 81. -. :, :
1000 BueheIs oats. ROY lsndiDg for sale ey
@as24a4wa b" A- No4s5U ion ~tsrf.
Rect, Pork aud Lard.
| DU pPLs. Mes, Extra Mess, and Plate beei'
~ Rb q. Ms Pork. Clear PORK =.
Lard in Tns. Bbls. Kegs and 1uns' 'oF WI " -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

81 g FORTRESS MONROE, May 25. -
Governor Pierpont arrived from Washing
ton this afternoon and let for Richmond to
establish the seat of government.
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sIraYeaI

u ROM the pa,ture Of the subecr ber on 1hurseay
1T a ght 1871 q Ct, soirel mare, with white rec
aud U'ttte hiBd feet, and viii weigh about ~ Ds.
WhoeKqr las found laid mare and WI give
ton y the @ubscrbsr, shall be sai,so 5, ~ NJ
may25dlwt JAMES MOVES, W ooa-,eor, = y.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

j TRoTTINe.--There was large coDcourse Of
people at Ling's Trotting Park yesterday at
ternoon, and the best Of order preserved. The
first race was for a purse of $50, best two in
three, mile heats, to harness. George H. Bal
ley entered grey gelding Cottage Boy, and T.
Z. Whalen entered bay gelding Tom. The
trot was well contested. Cottage Boy won the
first heat in 2.4s. Tom won the second heat
in 249; and Cottage Boy the third in 49,
The next trot was for purse of 500. G.
ID. Miller entered bay mare Sea Foam, which
ran Thursday for the pnrse Of $50. Frank
Owen entered bay mare Susan. The race was
to be the best three in five to harness. Sea
Foam won in three straight heats. Time 2 so
$50, ISL. ,.se-s &
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THIRTIETH NAME The reputation of
this regiment, amongthe officers Of the army,
stands high. After witnessing dress parade
of the regiment few evenings since, Gen.
Custar rode up to Col. Hubbard and remark
:-"Colonel-You have got one of the best
regiments in the United States.n Coming
from such an officer it was no email praise.
At.the grand review on Tuesday, the demean-
or and marching of the Doth Maine was com
mented upon by thousands of spectators as
being "the best yet" Col. Hubbard and his
subordinate officers deserve great credit for
bringing the regiment to such state Of per-
lection. ) fdsa lHatis -
The Band Of this regiment, led by Mr.. Gam
mond of this city, has attained a high rank,
and is among the best. They serenaded Gen.
Sheridan recently and were highly applauded
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

NEAT, handy articic. NEEDED ex-ry ur. snq
~ fndisrensahie 10 every gentleman, ~ Mt poet.
AID 20 anyaddfsss. upon receipt OF Thirty cents
and stamp. -, - -,.,--....s -.
ne~rlecas IN Name, to cell 1T oe-ale and RITA L.
i.argl profits allowed Send TFi.'y eents band
lamp for saFple and particulars % no. 70 CoE-
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly fur. ished upon receipt of subscriptions
Ths Not,s of this Third Sere. arepreciseIy similar
in form and privileges to the Sevon-Thiriss already
Sold excsp that the Government reserves 10 itself
tn option O. paying interest in gold ooin At PR
cen inns cad Of 9-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
win deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the time when they subscribe. e.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series ofthe
thrties win comms the list of june. and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. -sss. I. 81. s K u
The slight change made in the conditions of this
rHrRD SERIES affect only the mater of interest
The pal ment in gold, If made, VIII equivalent to
thu currency interested the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only wifi be the option to pay interest in gold
be awaited Of, would 50 reduce and equalizs prices
thaspurchsses nsde with tx per cent In gold would
be fully equal to those made with seven and three-
tenths per cent. in ourrency.i .aiitaa 1sogl =
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ns,rxr va. -. ,lrcrks on Fore street will be sod
N'nn seks n applied Tor coon. This n q God
chance s% saS w.hls gto enter into bs,is
ne wors .,, "a bbIs Of Vinegar per year.
eer , about 40 acres r and, 81 uated Ia west
49, For fuftT particulars ~ ply ~ H'-'I
ofo'- JOHNSON g. GLOVES BROS
.,.vasdtf y ~ ~ $40 Cor ersss Sc Portland.
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Ne.c Orreans Market

CAIR0, May 70.
Cotton was sellios in New Orleans at 400 for strict
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27
! AUCTION SALES.
: For Sale at Auction.

For Sale AT AUcIEOm.
ON thursday, May q, a O'Clock P n. the Stock,
IFis lures and good will OF S.a u N6B2 and 2. IN
mik street Make II uaivers lily ackn eRh ogtd
the best Stall In this market. dofnga kfo btsi-
ness. The present psopre has business that calls
MN out of the eitv FuEth,r PAL tlculafa At sac.
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
may 2sdtd Il 81 ..assl .,...4.
horses. Carriages, HARNESSES. Ac.
ON Saturday, uav n. NJ III O'Clock A n. ON Linz
~ s.os'' we snatl tell one " Carl &c manufsc-
,ureo i9r va Fancy Goods p dlar'e Wa, on Two
koekaway ior Hour Pc. sous; aiso four sceond-band
Wsgonst Aa Az Express Wagon. HoIs g. SO.
MAY 22td iN
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-27

Result of the Conference betsoeea Kirby
8 Smith and Col. Spra0sse- Cotton on Red
Riuer- Battle near Brosgnvifle- strength of
IS the Liberal Psrty IN Mecico.
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Co1nptroller-Gc,. rails Office.

We were pleased to meet the other
day our very efficient Comptroller
General, J. i. Black, ESQ, and eel
gratified to learn from him that all
the documents and papers belonging
to his Office have, through his exer-
tons, qdisk travelling and judicious
selection Of travelling routes, been
saved to the State. MI. Black, like
Mr.. Hunt, Secretary Of State, de-
serves great credit for his successful
efforts to save the records OF Sis Office.
His annual report will be eforthcoming
in n few days.
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COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 26. 1865.
From the North.

We have received New York papers
of the 10th, but they bring little news
of interestb beyond the summary pub
ished elsewhere in our columns.
The World, of that date, contains n
full report of the speech of Wendell,
Phillips, at Boston, on the 18th, de-
nouncing President Johnson as
''three-fourths rebel" It also con-
tains a full report of a great ratifica-
ton meeting of the Democracy of the
city of New York, held at Cooper
Institute on the previo' evening.
The World also'hasa graphic sketch
of scenes and incidents at the Astor
Housey eyconsequent on the arrival, at
that hotel, Of Hon. A. H. Stephens
and J. c. Reagan. The conversations
between these gentlemen a,fa their
visitors show that they both strongly
support President Jchnson's policy of
reconstruction. They also give us
reliable accounts of the fight. and
subsequent capture of Jefferson
Davis and his party, which will prove
interesting to our readers as soon as
We can find space for its publication.
The foreign items of. news contain
nothing Of great interest A loan of
9424, 900 for the State of Massachu.
setts was being privately subscribed
for in London Additional fatal cases
Of the cholera had occurred at South
ampton. A recruiting depot for the
Mexican army had lately been estab-
ished at Lille.
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We are SO much engrossed in do
mestic affairs, and war intelligence
from South America comes so irrecu-
larly, that We pay but little attention
to the war raging there between Para
quay on tie one side, and. Brazil and
Uraguay Oh the other The forces on
either side number from. 80, ,OO0 to
10000 men. Lopez, the Paraguayan
leader, is fighting for his very oxist-
ence, and his men arc courageous
and fight With desps ration. Where
they have been victorious they have
acted with cruelty. The allies have
large resources. which in the end will
have its effect on tie. result Of the
war, though at present they DO not
manifest much activity.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
At late meeting Of the stockholders
Of this road, held in Lynchburs, Col.
Robert Il. Owen was unanimously re-
elected President. and his SALARY ON
motion of Bishop Early. who pre-
sided was fixed at -, 900 per wear
It was resolved to apply to the nsx5
legislature OF Virginia for permission
- borrow one million Of collars on 4
EoFT&'a" OF the road fcr ten or twenty
YEa":
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Election Returns.

US1oN.-For Governor, General
Hampton is about 125 votes ahead.
SenMo1'-Robert Beatty.
Representatives, n. Dawkins,
DR.. A. W. Thomson, Chas. Petty.
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Col. James Farrow, of Spartan
burg; has been pardoned by the
President. Il has been generally sup
posed that all the members of the
South Carolina Convention were pcr-
doned; but this is a mistake, as ex-
ceptions We're made in several cases.