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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE County CON-

MIssIoNERs.-At their meeting this week,
the County Commissioners transacted the
following business:
MeSsrS. Norman and MofTitt, appointed Examiners
on proposed road near WarbuIton's III tie A Ri
meeting, having declined To act Israel Reynolds and
Samuel Burns, Esqs. were appointed to fill the
vacancy.
James R. Trimhl", Esq, was appointed Inspector of
weights and Measures for the county.
Licenses were ordered to be issued to John II
Harris Ferlyman at Bohemia River, and John Scho-
field Felryman at FrederirI:town.
An order was passed requiring the several Road
supervisors to tighten the braces and ties all colln-
ty bridges in their several Districts James Davs
end John Met le'ry were appointed 10 repair the
Plank road-the first named from Elkton to Cherry
lii, at au expense not exceeding 500 and the last
from Cherry Hill to the State line, at an expense not
exceeding 500.
Ordered, that Road Supervisors for 1865 he notified
that their accounts for repairs will be received for
examination ana payment at the July and October
meetings of the Commissioners only, by which latter
time the repairs for the year must be finished
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-13
One cent per day on a $50 note.
More and More Desirable

The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce expendi-
lures as rapidly as possible to peace footing, thus
withdrawing from market borrower and purcla-
ser.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07
~''. *e'' &C. Se,


NKw ORLEANS. Sept. 4-The Times Browns
vile correspondent, August 81, says: The Mata-
mOras Monitor Of the proceeding week announced
the arrival of BesuTegard at Vera Cruz.
The Liberals on the border are quiet but are
recruiting large force for future operations
A force of lmperialists with wagon train on
he route from Monterey to Matamoras were
met by eighty Liberal scouts. attacked and driven
back to Monterey. A Colonel in the late Con-
federate army was killed. Reinforcemee;s from
Matamoras were met by Cortnas and driven
back
The troops mustered out under the late order
OF Sheridan have nearly all gone home, bot a
large force remains here to guard the interior Oi
Texas.
A grand ball was given on the night of the
24lh in honor Of Msximilians Minister, which
was attended by General Steele and other nited
States officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07

Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
BROAD GUAGE TO NEW YORK.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY FROM
CINCINNATI To NEW YORK.
Special Notice to the Public

ON AND AFTER sEPTRMBKR 4th, 1865, owing
" TO the rapid increase of Passenger Business and
add to the comfort Of the travelling public the Company
have put Lighting Express Train which leaves Cin-
chnat at A. N; Urbana, a3T A. NJ Gallon. 1870 P.
NJ. arriving at New York At P. NJ the day.
The Company are doing everything in their power 10
make the A. G. W. Railway the quickest, safest and
most comfortable railway In the country The engines,
and other equipments entirely and Of the
most modern and improved patterns uneqgalled by any
other line this continent Theiron the entire line
is and heavy and the bridges all and safe.
The scenery not surpassed by other line. The
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving indianapolis at $50 A n, by the
Columbus Indianapolis Central make close connection
at Urbans with the $40 A. NJ Express out Of Cincinnati
The Night Express leaving indianapolis at 740 P. M via
Columbus Indianapolis Central, also make direct con-
nection at Urbana with the Night Express which leaves
Cincinnati at 1850 p. M.
Remember, Three Through Trains leave daily for New
York, Boston, Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and all points in the East =,
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot, Indian
apos and at all the principal ticket offices in the East
and West.
Baggage checked through Rates Of fare as low by
any other In asking your tickets be they
read Atlantic L Great Western Railway.
For particulars N regard to the route &C. small
bills and maps.
]. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent A. G. W. Railway,
sep5-dtr INDIANAPOLIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07
Alabama AffaIrs.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 6.-The Herald's special
says: General Swsyne, of the Department oil
Alabama, has recently Issued an urgent order
inviting the Judicial officers and magistrates oil
that State to become agents o! the Freedmen 5
Bureau for the administration of justice in all
difficulties arising between the whites and ne
groes and has admonished such officials that fail
TO accept the agency for the purpose designated
which would be followed by the substitution OF
martial law in the district
Gov Parsons earnestly advises all judicial of
hcers and magistrates to accept the appointment
offered a. above. in good faith. to do it justice
and to observe the instructions contained in the
order ol General Swayne.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07
stephens and weagan-Pickens, OF y
a., Asking for Pardon.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The Times special
saws: There is the best authority for saying that
Alexander II Stephens and j II Reagan, now
confined at Fort Warren, in writing to their
friends at the South, express the most liberal
views respecting reconstruction. the negro race
and the future OF the Soutl.. They urge that
the agricultural system of the South must be
revolutionized That the negro being large
and permanent element in the population OF the
South, must be SO treated as to Increase his self
respect.
W Pickens, of South Carolina, the man who
said he was insensible to fear. has asked for par
don
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II 90 20 400 $50 500 $50 400 40 SOC
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81 i76l 2e2 $50 437 525 e12 TOO 7.s7 s.Ti
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pa5 1900 IL rs II 90 $500 10 90 IS 90 5000 IS o.
&C 800 25 90 30 so 81 so $3.50 81 so ST so 81 81
m 90 20 20 so Is so 90 81 so e5 90 Os
9 90 IS 30 90 90 SO 90 s5 90 1890 s5 90 IS OF

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07

sE- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the of BULLS CEDRoS BrrrERs any such there
be. read the following certificate frem gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1883.
We the undersgned have the good effects Of DR..
and prostraOn Of the system and believe It's general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering.
Among soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who exposed 10 the miasmstic in
fuenees in the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell
Collector Int Rev. Sd Dis. Ky
CHAS. B. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville NJ.
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of kentucky.
REV D. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission
HARVEY, HUGHES & CO.,
Publishers Demycrst.
GEO z. D0ERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anzegcr.
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
Vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
Lthogrsphers. corner Market .si Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third and Marsst ste,
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. s p. HILDRETH,
or the steamer Majo Anderson.
MAJ L.. T. THURSTON.
Psymaster U, :. Army.
C. M. METCALF.
National Hotel, Louisville Ky
COL. JESSE bAYLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEFER d kUSH,
73 South Meridian St., indianapolis.
decl8'64- 64-dlykwl2toam
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BEY GENUINE wALTHAM WATCH ifye ~
a durable and reliable time keeper.
BUY GENUINE wALTHAM wATCH--it Gusts se :.
aud is worth double the price Of these worthless Engs
and Swiss watches.
GENUINE wALTHaM WATCHES. msde eNPressl:
for Railroad Engineers aud Conductors,
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES made express :
for Soldiers heavy hunting case accurate time keepers
We set Watches direct from tho mandatory, ans
keep none but the genuine.
SINGLE WATCHES SENT To SOLDIERS OF other
ia Of keeper, at tLy lowest possible rate-
The trade supplied At factory prices S,ni lof a
eular.
We also have large variety Of iow pri@ Swiss
Watches. fine .ewalry and solid siiser e.r~
w. p. BINGHAM : CO.
so East Washington Street,
Near Odd Fellow uall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07
small POX and Yellow Fever at Beau
fort

New York, Sept. 6.-The Herald's Beaufort
correspondence of the 22d says: Yesterday the
Hsytian despatch steamer Jeffrard, put into this
port for coal and water. The Captain is a bearer
of dispatches to Washington. asking. it is pre-
sumed, for aid TO quell the rebellion in Hayt.
The small pox aud yellow fever are showing
themselves here on board some OF the merchant
vessels. Two are infected
Bilious and Inalarious fevers are prevalent but
not very fatal.
The city ID comparatively healthy, sickness be-
ing confined to the vessels
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MACY HOUSE.
Corner Market & Illinois Sc.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
E. PENTECOST, Proprietor.

II TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY
il friends and numerous patrons, that am es
t2bhshed In this hsnse which have refurnlshed and
now thrown open for your reception.
take the opportunity Of thanking my many former
friends for their patronage during the years while
onduetng the 0rent House. and viii st all tines
se glad 10 see hen At ny new stand.
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M DiCAI.
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

C,YNPTONs s-PalpiiatiOn, Fullness and Inconpressi-
- biity and a choking sensation ansologous TO that
experienced in painful emotion when effort Is made
refrain from weeping, pan between the shoulders
back uumbness IN either arm. Second stage-Pits,
Paralysis, ST. vituS' Dance.
cure of this usually effected in u hours BY
Or. Address, Dr. HAL.sTED. Indianapolis.
P. o. Box 90 ofce, 63 south Meridian street
iy29-dly
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. coLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. ss SOUTH
Meridian Street. forfeits his fee IL he fails In cur
ing any case that May under his care no matter
how obstinate or long standing. He warrants You
cure Syphilis in the primary stage, helped In Is
Gfes cured IN - hours. elect OF 20 years standing
cured hy Or. c. once hours 7 10 lOPH ~sr2
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.sGreat oaks From Little Acorns
Crow

crow
The worst diseases known to the human race spring
from causes so small a. to almost defy detection.
The volumes Of scientific lore that eli the tables ard
shelves Of the medical fraternity only to prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimpe on the skin teltae and indicator OF disease
Il sv fade and die away from the surface Of the body,
but will reach the vtaIs perhaps, at last and death be
the result and anal close Maggels Bilious Dyspepc,
Diarrhs Pills where all others fail While for
Burns scalts, Chblans Cuts, and all abrasiOns Ofhe
skin, Magsel's ssve nfable. Sold by J. Msggiel, -
Fulton street, New York. and all Druggists at IS cents
per box aug22-d&wiy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Cham ber, an Essay OF warn
inr and Instruction for Yeung Men. Also, and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systens-sept free sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J.
sKIII1S HoUGHros. Howard Association. Phsiadel-
phi. Pa apr4-d&wly
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INSURANCE.
Home Organization.

rUyHE AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE COMPANY
insure live stock against los By thef and death
Home once. Ineanapolis, Ind. yinton Block, opposite
Post Once. This IL sound and reliable company In
sure with them. se1-clw
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CROCE RIES,
RENOvATERS.
ClEANlNG AND DYElNG ESTABIISHMel

nv ERUSTTED STATES DYE HOUSE,, no Is ssoUrH
i nfn0fs street. Indianapolis, Indiana,
Al old and welkno~n mcnt, thu lsdIss
have silks and wooden goods dyed 10 perm ansnt anA
beautiful eolOrs; and gems renoys-
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold aisc
pacaar branch n the business rn< dssu.
lg-bAs atsbis cloth, tear IN any gxrnsnt ear -
wro1ght n IL Doi be visible the nzket ere
Reuenberths place, Nc. ss sout1 Illinois street
iaule JOSEPH HARMS prspr4sssv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-07
Privilege Granted to Davis-Extr
Billy smith.

NEw YoRK, Sept Extra Billy Smith is
passing his time quietly on his uneoh6scated es
tate, near Warrenton.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspondent
says; Privilege of writing to bis wife has been
granted to eff Davis.
Gen. Torbett will not take command of the
new department for a month yet
The Norfolk and Weldon railroad will be in
running order in few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-05
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Sales so bhs Xxx white country brands
80 IS. I'D - -, SH'iS'T's 40 f'u a'
WHEAT-Saless 3 cars NJ. 2 red (new) from store
at 81 IS: 9 cars do do at 81 SO. ,-l''. - =
, CORN-Sales 3,24O bushels No. mixed, free on
boarl at CSC. .1Il '-Y- va
0ATS--Held at 4O944c from store.
E-Iqll and nominal at SOC from store.
BARLEY for No. Cauada; sales 10000
oISh R1 private ts%f so Ohio dull and heavy
-ll,ARD-Firm at 3O92O1zc for city rendered.
'BUTTER-Un Unchanged and firm AT IS SIC for good
to- prime shipping lots Western Reserve. -
,HEESE-Firm and steady. iagN. a
EGGS-Sales bbls at 2lc.
ALC0H0L-Hed at 81 81 "A so for 9s per cent.
So 50 for Cologne Spirits, 90 1909 AZ for Neutral
Pc 'TaR6LEUM-Horders are very firm at u@soc
for refined. E ---.... .- ...a. D
80 or No White Fish: or so for Pickerel; S6 oOD
9 so for Trout: - 009 so for Herring.
POTATOES-Ileld at 6O955c for Peach Blows the
car load,
oNIONS-Held at 5Oc per bushel, with fair de-
. DRIED APPLEs-sales is bbs at 1iHc, and pay
TIMOTHY sEED-ouiet and steady.at - 90 per
SXLT-Firm. Held at g. IS for fine; g 60 for
coarse onondag % 5S for Sawnaw.
cnt U.e XX Ale $40; Stock XXX $l4; Kennett 80:
Pale Cream sll; Porter $l4. Half and quarter bar
rels in proportion G- o..
WATER LIME-Firm, scarce, and in good de-
mand. 0swego and Akron firm at So 25
, ,PtASTER-"PowelPs"l land plaster $40 per ton;
% H0PSaaNew York. State, 4595Oc. according to
quality: Ohio. 25@3Oc. ~ -. HG
': MALT-Barley Malt held at 81 20 per hush.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-05
New York marke,-oc,A

.COTTON--Active, excited and fully I425 htRher;
4s9 49c for midding and by auction to-day for Gov
ernment account, 1871 bales New Orleans and Mo-
bile cotton at4456c for ordinary TO good middlino
h--lO@15e better; ss25@S rs t, extra State.
90 ~ 10 tor extra round hoop Ohio, and 90 so q,
~ 70 for trsde bands. the market ciOsing firm In
half Of October at $S2 rs, 'V- 'N''
WHlSkl--kather easier Western a. 90 cIosed
Win buyers at S228 ana sellers at 81 80. iHq -6H
w HEAT--2e better for Spring and 3@5c better for
Winter; 81 6891 73 for Chicaeo Sprin0 Al 70a "a
for Milwaukee Club, 81 74@9l 75f for Amber Miwau-
kee, and 81 30 for common Winter Red Western
kYE--tirm; Canada 81 O79l OS. f
BARLEY-SteaaJ; Canada western 81 35. 1s
BARLEY MALT-Quiet "
COkN--Quite firm at 02@93Hc for unsound and
94N9J, for sound mixed western.
OATS-Firm at 4S954c for unsound, and 63h@
O. lSc f,r sound.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Firm; Cuba Muscoyado l3@I3A; Havan-
ma 14ls9l6H.
MOLA SSES-DuIl.
PETROLEUM-Quie and firm; 3g939X forcrude.
o3 SSc lor refined IN bond and S29s4c for do free.
P0RK-Dull heavy and lower; $s4 1904 SIX for
new mess closing at s34 s7a cash. $40 5O93O 60 for
prime, and $50 0O@37 37h for prime mess; also 1000
S34 1895 so.
BEEF-Firm at 80 5oSlO so for plain mess, and
$l2 509l5 so for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
ti,UT MEATS--Firm at 1e,z9IXc for shoulders.
and 191f@23c for hams. r. --N1
LARn-Dull at 25999kc.. D .r.,.,t- .t.rfs
BuTTER-Steady at 2e@43c for Ohio, and 4395Oc
CHEESE-Firm at Ia9l7c. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-05
6en. Grant ON the Mexican Ques
q A tfOm. hIlj hHtiI

PHILApELPHI&, Oct. At is established
beyond doubt, that in conversation with
a distinished Illinoisan few days since,
Lieut.. Gen. Grant 80 far varied from his
customary reticence on public topics as to
unreservedly express himself on the Next
can question. He declares that the Gov
ernment will viniicate the Monroe doctrine
at an early day, and that Macmillan must
leave Mexico. 1t will be. he said, less ex-
pensive to rid Mexico of the presence
OF enemies than to guard our borders
against him. 1t is his opinion it will re-
qulre no call for troops, but that with our
present army we can spare enough to give
effectiveness to the forces Mexico will be
ready to put in the field, If our Govern
ment aid them in the matter Of supplies.
General Grant is Of the opinion that the
President and the authorities at Washing,
ton hold this as a settled purpose, and only
await the meeting of Congress to take the
open ground in the matter. 1t is not be-
lieved France will be able to disregard Eu-
ropean complication, present and prospec-
tive, SO as TO make the cause of Maximilan
her own. This solution of the Mexican
question must be accepted as one of the
forthcoming sensations for the close of the
year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-05
Latest Foreign News-The Fenian
Excifementin I'm England and IRE
u.S ~ - - - Ft-


Excitement I'm England and Ere
land. ssNs5 G %f.a
New York, Oct. 4.-The Persia arrived
here last night with dates to Sept. 24th.
There Is nothing new regarding the
Fenians. Another petty officer was arrest
ed in the Cork garrison, but it is believed
that the troops, as body, are perfectly re-
liable. Dublin detectives were at work in
England, and had arrested two Fenians in
Manchester and one in Sheffield. All were
sent to Dublin. Fenian organizations in
Liverpool are reported to continue active
notwithstanding the arrests. The Dublin
Evening Mail says evidence is so volumin
ous that an examination of prisoners could
not take place on the 23d. All quiet
throughout Ireland at latest dates. A gun
boat continued to cruise Off Cork, looking
out for vessel reported to have cleared
from America with arms. The Times edi-
torially holds up the movement to contempt.
as ridiculously absurd and utterly insig-
niicant in proportions, but says it is some
thing TO have it clearly shown that the
American Government rejects all partici-
patton, which Irishmen fondly expected.
~ The Army and Navy Gazette does not
believe in the troops being infected with
Fenianism, and says they are stationed on
sound military principles in the event of
rising, and number 10000 men, besides TO-
600 armed police.
The Moniteur authoritatively states that
no change in members or policy of the
French Government Is contemplated: The.
rumOrs are the inventions of evil-disposed
persons. .
Attention Is drawn in Paris to the fact
that there are two small islands between
Newfoundland and Ireland not marked in
present maps, but adapted for service in
laying the Atlantic cable. -,
The Emperor of Austria issues an import
ant manifesto to his people, solemnly guar
anteeing them the right to participate,
through their Representatives in Legisla-
tion and the conduct of the finance.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Sept 23-
The steamer Caledonia, from New York, ar
rived at Greenock to-day.
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes re-
port that the American bark Hannah,
arrived here from Cardenas, was overhaul
ed at sea by an armed screw steamer carry
ing the Fenian flag. The Captain of the
steamer pronounces this story hoax.
The issue of GS00,000 sterlingbonds by the
Erie r. r. Company is officially announced
by Morgan d Co., of London. The sub
scription price is 75, redeemable at par in
ten years, with interest at six per cent. The
bonds are convertiabie at any time into
stock at the owners optior. --.a"I-
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.-(By telegraph to
Queenstown, Sept. ~ The Feniah prisoners
were all remanded yesterday at Dublin for
a week. They will all be tried together.
Arrests continue. Among the latest are
merchant tailor in Dublin, named Duniffe,
and a stationer in Liverpool, named Arch
deacon. TreasOnable documents and arms
were found in both cases.
PARIS, Saturday, Sept. 23.-The bourse
closed at 6Sf 425.
The Minister of the Interior has instruct
ed the projects to carefully peruse provin-
cial papers, and officially correct errors in
them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-05

THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT LANcAs-
TER.-We learn from gentleman who was
present, that the Democratic mass meeting
at Lancaster on Monday last, was attended
BY a large concourse of people, and was ad-
mitted on all hands to be fully twice as
large, as the Cox meeting, which took place
in the same city some time previous. . Gem
eral Morgan was received with enthusiastic
and prolonged cheers, and proceeded to adj
dress the immense multitude there assem-
bled, with one of those able, argumentative
and effective speeches, for which he has
eminently distinguished himself in this
campaign. An extract from the speech he
delivered at Lancaster, will be found 10
another place in this paper. We commend
It to the perusal Of the reader, as a speci-
men Of the ability and skill with which
General Morgan handles every topic he
discusses. ~ -tt'O
While General Morgan was still speaking,
our informant LETT Lancaster on his return
to this city. Hon. W. E. Finck was on the
platform with the General, and was ex-
pected tofollow him with one Of his telling
campaign speeches.0I a