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The following correspondence between the
Governor Of Mississippi and the President
ofthe United States, We fnd il Che Jackson
News: "
ExEcCIIyE 0FFfcr. b.
Jackson, Miss, 0ei. 81, lsG5.
Bis Kxceency Andres Jahneon. presi.i..i n he
United ststes, Washington, D. Q
Capt. Peck: sub-commissionor Of Freed
mems Bureau al Hazelhurst, CoDiah county.
Eas arrested By the Sheriff Of that county.
under q warrant issued By a magistrate, on
the 18th Of October, for assault and battery
upon ID. }. Brown, a citizen Of Mississippi.
The magistrate required Capt. Peck 10 give
bond Tor his appearance at next Circuit
oourt; citizens Offered 10 90 his security
lie declined gIyiRg bond and u defsuit Was
imprisoned IN the County jail. To-day an
armed force, under command Of 1t Col
GIlsfn, Of the 18th United States Cslored
Infantry, released Capt Peck, and arrested
u. Il Redus, Depaty sheriff, for executing
the warrant. The civil authority is thus
deied and put in subordination to tho mill
tary, AFTER the csse was duly considered by
Geo. Oste haUs. i respectfully refer tho
matter 10 you, and ask your decision, and
such orders as you may direct
BESJ. o. HUEPHREYs,
..4sn
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SmasemeHt&
New Theatre.
ooRNER on UNION AND SUMNER srREEIz

-4'si lev Rights OF ths tsieu.e'i Young actrsss =
MISS ErTIE HENDERSON.
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THE EXAMINE,
GAnATiS. TENaEssEE.
Important Sale.
Valuable Property.

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The ConspiratOrs.
LETTER FROM EDMAN spAS0LER-BE ASSERTS mrs
ENTIRE INNOCENCE.
Tnx
FoRr JErrERsoS, Tortugas Hand. [
Sen rs. 1895

Ny dear Friend: take my pen In hand 10 rite to
you these 6eu lines lot you know that am well and
hope you the same this Is purity hard place 70 live
the Is very hot and who have hard grub salt horse
and piece Of bread whe tines gets soup there
IL some small Ash In the brake water that can catch
from cell window but we have no nsh hooks smai
enough here and have no money TO send FOR thin,
there Is suffers store here you get any thing you
want II you have money there IL about 500 hundred
whole island Il 4 sbou, 10 acns Of sand sod some Ecu
trees am at wok at my trade You have no doubt
nccied with my trial and sentence and Imprisonment
Nothing that say do alter the opinion OF the
world or the Publick. Before God and ali that sis
sacred am perfectly innocent Of all the charges and
specifications brought agmnT me by the prosecution
had no knowledge or idea or eanythng did aid
assist the villain or the assassin OF the Prcsdani either
before or after the assanafion you know that not
more intimate than others that around him much
As some or them Heasked TO his horses wich
did he said that he would make me hansomid presf
wch hn DID, six years the Hand OF Dry Tortugas
never enjoyed his confidence his favor except
sionally when We met At restaurant he woald ask
u have something 20 dak, had nothing to do with
him on the evening Of the assassination than any
other man similarly situated could have Hc came TO
the theater called mo and asked " could hold his
horse wich ! dcclnea lor the reason had ms work
70 attend 10 on the stage. called Peanut John 20
hold hs horse who held him until hc came oat
what had taken place until tic deed had bin cont-
r,sted and Booth made his escape from The thcatef
msv'r ."na 'ns ocm M'eI nv ,,h ,hn o wi
in the wall boring the whole % The MnS 81 the bar Of
she door OF Ioosng the scricws all tbs was charged
with as being Guilty or suspcioned Of having done but
before God who know viii hold me accountable " lie
knieu nothing herd nothing about The exsiarce Of
any such thing until after the nssassinaton when
asked concerning u all the evidence IN my N known
leave u to all homes, and unprudcs people 70 Judge of
my Innocence or guilt Crate Injustice has been done mo
by some alc witnesses from whom expresses rrer TO
my trial know acted by gain or reward. wish you
would and whether he ever received my
statement that J sent him with young man by the
welsh and " he has "a let know what he "
going 90 with please and send some small iish
hooks some or three ty hooks Ia litter and little
money 10 buy somc .postnge stamps and some PAPER,
my love 10 all my enauirng Friends and let know
what they think Of me am here suffering hero wnobJ
nnocently
yours Most Respectfully
EDMAN sPANclER
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Alexander II. Stephens, John 4. campbell,
Ihn II. Reagan, George A. Trenholm and
Charles Clark Released on Parole.
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The Members OF the South Carolina
Convention Pard0ncd.
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Protest Of Governor Hamilton Against the
Payment Of Texas Indemnity Bonds.
10. -. &es
IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE ORDER.

q, EXECUTIVE Orgy, Oct II, 1896.
Whereas the following named persons, TO wit:-John
A Campbell, Of Alabama; John H Reagan, Of Toxas;
Alexander H. Stephens Of Georgia. George A. Trenholm,
Of South Carolina Charles Clark or Mississippi lately
engagen rebellion against the United States government
who in close custody have made their submits
aon to tho authority Of the United States and applied
the President for pardon under his proclamation; and
whereas the authority Of the federal government
- sufficiently restored in the aforesaid States
70 admit OF the enlargement Of said per
from close custody, it is ordered that they be
released giving their respective paroles appear
such timo and place the President may Designate
any charge that he ny direct TO be preferred
against Them and also that they will respectively abide
until further orders the places herein designated
not depart therefrom John A. Campbell in the State
Of Alabama; John H. Reagan, in the State Of Texas;
Alexander H. Stephens in the State Of Georgia. George
Trenholu in the State OF South Carolina and Charles
Clark in the State Of Missssippi and IL the President
should grant his pardon to any of said persons such
PERSONS parole will thereby be discharged.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Proclamation by Governor foreman
Orders for the Arrest OF Persons Vio-
latfng the Laws OF the State by Hold.
ing EIeotions for the Legislature OF
Virginia.
BALTIMORE, Oct IL, 1866.
Governor Foreman, OF West Virginia, has Issued an
important proclamation in reference to tho efforts OF
evdsposed and sedtious persons in the county Of JEFF
feson incite the people there to resistance Of the
laws Of West Virginia by holding elections Of delegates
to the General Assembly Of Virginia. claiming that
county to be in the state of Virginia The Governor
orders the arrest Of all parties offending and calls upon
the United States military authorities to aid the civil
authorities to prevent such election
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THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT IL, 1890
Tho Union majority in the State is estimated at 10000
with gains Of several members OF assembly in Phadel-
phia John Given, the Union candidate for City Com
missioner is defeated by Major D. Weaver, dem ocrat
by 1,147 majority-Given running nearly 1900 behind
his ticket.
In Philadelphia McMchael's majority for Mayor is
6l09, Hartranft's, for Auditor General, 1892; Camp
bells, for Surveyor General, 1850 All the Union city
ticket is elected Two Union Senator'S fifteen Union and
three democratic Assembymen elected. Mann, the
Union candidate for District Attorney has 5000 majority
The vote in tho city was the largest cast except
Presidential election-t being not less than 81 GOO
The Union party gains Senator in Adams and
Franklin, one member Of Assembly in Franklin and
Perry one in Armstrong and ono in Adams counties.
Montour county gives 400 democratic majority only.
Union gain o.
Bedford county gives democratic majority Of about
lO0--a Union gain Of over600. .
Chester county gives republican majority Of 1000
: Union loss Of $780,
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Trom Bell'a LIfe ln london. slnt. 2Al

[from Bells Life IN london, sept 2al
We regret 20 state that after ALL this MATCH which had
been looked forward 10 with much interest," has ended
a forfeit the part OF the youthful champion There
have been rumors tor some weeks That thwe would Be-
no night, but the money put down with sgch rcTu-
larlty that were la hopes suspicions were
founded On Friday however the murder out and 10
became clear to bat Joc chance of .hing nc pre-
sent has long been forlon one. On that day WVrnald
called on VI with tho ioowsiR csrtiacate:--
81 HARroto agw's HorrfrAf, Sept 20, 1884,
do hereby certify that Joseph wormald u under my
care e. Bartholomew Hospital, IA an outIaleDI.
suffering with pcrosiis Of The right huncius, oonse-
a'''' JOHN isrrEY BIoxHAN, HOUSES Surgeon.
He showed his right arm which II perfectly sim NJ
the elbow and utterly useless; and also exhibited
wound made fnr The purpose OF injecting morpha twice
q day in order 10 deadcn tho pain, snd b. assured
us that for several weeks he las been under this
treatment, and has been compelled 70 Ito up,
suffering tho greatest agony He had hoped BY care
aud rest n got round in time 70 do Justice 70 HIS
hackers: hut now finding that there chance ~
his getting theuse Of his FOG months, he thougbt
his dsty dolay longer but "a COME NJ " 70
prevent SAC match iro goE on ana h,s renas from
10 skeleton tecrned deeply mortified at the state OF
things andcyprefsed his regret that he had not come
orwrrd sooner make known the real state ~ adais
lie did not however despair ~ yet having another tusso
for The belt he much coveted, and which, of conrse,
now rcverts hands, and he requested ~ state
that whoever inay be- fortunate enough TO secure dur
ing his retirement must look forward Va challenge from
him soon az his state will Justify IT, On questioning
Joe 70 the csnse Of the injury ssccrtnned that
some weeks since hc wa performing with the oumo
bells al bob Taycrs, aitct making ono OF his depmit
when no contrycd 10 strain his arm aud 70 arerate the
membrane surrounding The bone, and Inflammation
corning upon this had brought his arm 70 is present.
state Jcm Mace pockets the lorets Of tl2o withovsa
struggle II s unfortunate cor Jem tni INC auair hss
terinnttcd IN this way, I, has deprived MN not "y
&c an chance ~ once WEAVING the champion eit,
bu also cf the possible ttak wbch victory over Wnr-
maid would have shed his 'lsendsd vies " AmsrsA
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ARRIvAL or rHE INDIAN COMMISSION AT BIuyy
GREEN ONE OF BuTTKRFIFLD's ovEnI AND
COACHES ATTACKED AND BURNED BY TUE RED
SKINS, ETC.
~. LOUIS Oct. III, 1896
The Ds@erCs Lawrence kansas, special has the
following
courier brings intelligence that the Indian Commits
sion, which to meet at Bluff Creek on the an had
arrived. The Kiowas, Camauches and Cheyennes wcrc
campcd some distance or but up TO The 5th none had
appeared at the Crock.
The courier says that Of Butterneds coaches had
been attacked and burned by Indians, and the stock
driven or The loss, including the express matter Ia
10000 Tho passengers escaped An escort will here
after accompany the coaches
General Dodge with svcps escors, Jeff Denver Sep
scnpcr 90 coming the was
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vIR GINA.
The Virginia Election and the military.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE
flt RICHMOND Oct TO- 1866.

OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE
RIeHxoSD, Oct. 10, 1865.
The following order is out in reference to the elections
in this State
oRDBRs-No. I22.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Q, 1855. I
All district, subdistrct and post commanders IN this
department will take efficient TO prevent any in
reference by the officers and OF their commands
with the elections which will take place the 18th inst
To this end they WILL the day Of the election remove
all troops from the vicinity Of the polling places and
suffer no officer or man TO approach them, except in
cases Of disturbances OF the peace when IL absolutely
necessary military force may be used TO quel the
By command Of Major General A. II. TERRY.
En-. W. SMITH, Assistant Adjutant General
There are indications Of excitement in Norfolk at the
State election The military win be held In readiness TO
quell any disturbance that may occur.
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The Charter Election at Newark.

NEWARK. Oct. III, 1865.
The charter election here yesterday is more favorable
to the Unionists than before reported The whole Union
city ticket is elected by shireen hundred majority
Union gain Of twenty fonr hundred since last October
The Unionists gain four Aldermen, making the Common
Council tie Every other department Of the city gov
ernment is decidedly Uniop for the first time six
uearh
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The soldiers Vote In wasp ACTON.

WASHINGTON Oct. II, 1855.
The polls were opened in various parts Of Washington
yesterday TO afford the comparatively few soldiers here
opportunity to vote Partial returns show that four
companies Of the Two Hundred and Fourteenth Pcnnsy
regiment gave 60 Onion and rs democratic votes
AT the Soldiers Rest the Ono Hundred and Ninety fifth
Pennsylvania gave Harranft a majority Of nearly 100
At three of the places opened for the OHIO election 19
for the Union 100 for the democratic
ticket.s
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City Politics.

rAMMAHy HALL JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS.
The judiciary Convention Of Tammsny Hall met last
evening at the Old wigwa, and nominated the entire
Judiciary ticket The Convention animated and
fully attended and s proceedings entirely harmonious
Elijah r. Purdy presided, and Messrs Memo Defcndon
and Ben Ray acted as secretaries.
John A. Burrl moved the nomination 0f Daniel r. In
graham for Justice OF the Supreme Court, and Judge
Quinn brought forward the name " John X. Hsckett
speech In regard 10 hesclnme and the merits OF Mr.
Hackctt, but concluded by Withdrawing his name 10
Difference 10 the position Of Judge lngahsm cand
date, and with the view OF evsding tho nschievous
intention Of cressing divisions in The party.
Judge lngrsharh lxas accordingly nominated ny &C
claMxiion.
The present Chief Justice of the Superior Court, Mr.
A. i. Robertson, nominated Ivy scclsniaiion and
samuel Jones also named IN tho same manner in the
place OF Justice Moncrief
For.ihe Common Piess Chaa p. DAILY renominated
for bis present position and Henry Akcr named for
the Marine Court, likewise by exclamation.
For the position made vacant by tins death OF Judge
Mccarthy, ~ the Marine Court the name Of George w.
Curtiss was brough, forward. The Seventeenth ward
delegation nominated Michael q G0ss Mr. Curtis
withdrew his name, IN speech which gave much yatls
faction and elclied appliance when Mr. Gross chosen
wshout adivisoh
or these omlnntions three bad been endorsed or an
Ncpated in The action OF the NMafters The Others will
probably present the difference which the s'tcs Of
strength between Tanmany and the outside organim-
lions ~il be made II the latter VIII risk such test
rHMAaIEs on TlfE UNITED Service SOCIETIES.
1hs United Service Societies soldiers paryD last
eypning their several Assembly district headquarters
and held primary elections deepaesso Senatorial and
county conventions the former r. be held this evening
and ts latter Saturday evening at Masonic Hall. In
the Ninth Assembly district Sixteenth ward Colonel
Gcsrge d. Kellogg war nominated by acclnrnetion for
member Or Assembly,
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eH PHILADELPHIA, Oct III, 1905
The new steamships ENTITY y squdcr AMI Moneka, q
this city, have been purchased by Aehibali, Getty
Co, OF Charleston g. c., who will run them Us regular
jiDc betwesn thai city and New Yoyk.
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The National Can me,

08a PHIfADkitJuA, Oct III, 1900.
AZ the base ball match today the Athletics OF pills
dolphin beat the Eycesors Of Brooklyn Score 40 70 H.
The Phadcphians gave The guests splendid supper 10
night al tho 81 james
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The baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1850
Al the City Council election to-day small vote was
poled There opposition. All the candidates
were Unionsts. Only seven thousand FIVE hundred
votes were polIed
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Returns from the Iowa election indicate that stones
(republican) majority will he about 10000 small vote
poed Clinton county gives about 500 republican
majority.
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Judicial NOInInntIon.

ClHASpAIGuA Oct. n, 1896
A. the Republican Convention for the Seventh Judicial
district, held in this place yesterday, Thomas A
johnson, Of Corning was nominated by reclamation as
candidate FOE Justice Of The Supreme Court
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ICNcnsArr, Oct IL, 1885,
The latest returns from Ohio give Cox tUnon) about
$4,000 majority. Sixty Union Representatives and
twenty-one Senators elected. The House will stand
about los Union and the Senate 81 Union.
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Kings County Politics.
nunax.u A r.g Nf.pst1 flaNG

The democratic conventions have nearly concluded
Their ahcrs and the whole, have presented for the
Assembly AZ gooA ticket o. hes been run IN several
years The following corrected list Of The candidates
up to the present ~Sitlng--
snwAr0RfAL
Dist No~< DAT Name
g.. -. Gen Calvin =. Pratt 3.......B Henry G. Murphy
In Yesterdays Herald we trsnspoeed the Of the
Sx.Slai nrial On ddainE
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.


WALL STREET AGAIN IN FRRhEsr.
F,RarHins A,p F.IUurs-Ioo nUts CosrIpEroE.
-Duriny the last four or i've days there has BEEN
scarcely any thing 10 chronicle but tho srcitsmsnts
iu W all street in consOqusucs Of dsfacations an1
falu us Yesterday the donizens Of that street we're
ax.ln Ia tvrrbe state of nj In consequences
OF all announcement that forseros 10 the amount Of
two and half million. had been committed by Mr..
Edwin Is ketchuua ono Of the Junior partners Of the
,rcat banking firm Of Morris, Kelehum, son b %.
The iacts Of the ca.s weru made public yesterday
morning. aud sre .s nearly as could be sseerAined.
a. folloss Mr.. Charles Graham . gold broksr Of a
Erchanye Place having been III for some two monthss
e.trus,eI tho management Of his business TO
young Ko,chum. few days ago be returned
to hls Office, aud on looking over his
check book, found several checks missing. u
Jo.. no, sppcar that Mr. Graham said anything about
b ,,,t,r Mt tha time a. he had the greatest oonh-
d.ne.in Mr. Ketchum, and did not believe he voah !
tr,. the nam. of any person to cert tcstss purLu
=. .uriti., The usual plan Of gold brokers Il 70 put
tb.lr god into banks, and get ceticates Of dsposis
! tom IA. bankers. Th,.e certificates we're used -
eoll.terau for loan. With an unds tandns that thsy
were mot to 40 on the street" Yesterday morning
eight OF the-s certificates each for sSoo-vsre pre-
,ented at the banks and were NJ once prosouncoA
iorrsres The consequence vas that both the houses
Ketchum A Co.. and Graham Co. suspended. which
eau-od agtsal commotion.
Il -a though. at one time that the 4th Nstionsi
B,ns-of which Morris Ketehum, the head Of the
| Arm was formerly Pr.dent-misht have sufsrsdS
But soon the Prcsient lssusd a card, In which he
| ,,at.d that tho Ke,chums had never owed, and dt6
NOT now owe a ceut to the Bank over which he pre-
.ded and that the only possible loss II could sustain
,oild be on ssg6OJO orh Of gold certificates which
sui posed 10 be forged, and which the Bank hoids
a. collate securities loans made to other partos-
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MAINK DEMoCRATiC CONVENTION
Preliminary Rusiness.


Prtdnd' AUG. le.-rhe pcm0cra''c eta'e Com
vention met At lo9o thb morning fAul . MorHl'
Chairman Of the Democratic state Committee,
called ,hs Copvontion To order. nominating tho
80 80. 80
Hon Z. +. Pllshury, OF Pennington. temporary
Chairman
Mr.. P,ll.bury addressed the meo,ins, eoner,,ui.,.
s mem On INC rcstoraton o' paaoc. II. ,siu tnat y
pvmosIauc plnoiPies hsu PieNnneu, meie solIa
NV reen no Vac buN utviuslsulns tue tIeN
olocnshed, peace vss AGAIN reNeted snd sreh
r.sponnnhiy nov rests upon hs Demcctacy. Az
sttempi Icing made to destroy shIe sovereisnty,
Which the Democracy must fstra'e The rclicy ofthe
hepnnncen prry can only pe i9tced upon the sout1
Ine polut OF ths yone.Lsnu W, iot 9he hhn lnu
mat man the present. trefldento ot the lpued
stMef luIest sppsu~ for thf Se ose MN
the real party the Union, seeks not rscendtucy for
poNe, pu' TOT we tSoa nhd Ncnhre Ol tue rnoe
eouhtp' he hoped th.t id..idsnt Jonn'on rouo
feceNc he assurance OF ht'y Thousand men IN
mhne' fOon ana tue rho would sok 70 stay
NJ MS arm 90 Ions ~ be sustained the ara OF the
covenant.
John u. Hutchinson, OF PA1', and John Narney, OF
bsngor were appointed secretAftes Committee
on CFedentsl, r@ then spp9l 9lntei. Avice-pte'idset
rom erh county in the state vefe cnossn. Inc
Coinmiuee on Credentials reported the whole mum
heI ~ deegates present a b.l Inc temporrv
organization vas then made permanent conmit-
tee OF one from each county vas appointed TO prepare
aset OF re'oluuon.
The Convention met again at o'clock.
nun. n''oh haopuV P'esen'eu 'ue iep''' VI Nhe
Committee on Rcso utions
4Ne n' 'AP'o''e' P''''unu b.'i'uu- W "'u VII"
the clash Of arms ls no longer heard In the land.
The second resolves that We should ssercdly cher
sn ~, tne me,nory OF the dead aIien 10 the sWufse
uho have pored lie and fortune In The same gresi
cause ,he thiId asserts that Slth the ee'.sion OF
i.had from our midst and hatred and S.sseSnco
,houli ye'i 10 Christisn charity and mssnanmity
government 10 ,".e,t.b'i.h Al ,hs s.rlie,i nomsn,