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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRISONS.
BY Robert Ii, Kellogg, Sergeant Major
18th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers.
Illustrated. L. Stebbins, Hartford,
Conn, publisher.
This is a book of 400 pages, giving
an account of the horrors of prison life
at the South, by one who writes whereof
he knows. Says the Hartford Evening
Press g
The sad tale is told with simplicity,
without exaggeration and with every
appearance of truth, and presents one
of the most exact and interesting pic
lures of prison life we have seen, The
privations, the hope and despair, the
schemes of escape, the deaths, the weary
life, the expedients to pass the time, the
brutality I'll the iailors, the heroic endu-
rance I'll the men, the Christian meet
lngs, and the robberies and murders, in
short all the events of the prison-house
are unfOlded in this thrilling narrative.
Eighteen soldiers who have suffered
in these prisons certify to the correct
ness of the narrative, and among those
eighteen witnesses we notice the names
Of c. H, Brush, LIST sergt. Co. K John
W. Dickinson, lst sergt Co. L, and Chas.
Tobias, private Of Co. X, all of the LIST
Vermont heavy artillery, eleventh reg
iment.)
The volume is bound in full gilt, and
is illustrated. Price s1,75. Sold only
by agents, Agents are wanted to sell
the work. See advertisement.
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PERsoNAL.-The lower house of the
last Congress made division of the du-
ties of its Committee on Ways and
Means, by creating new committee, to
be called the Revenue Committee, which
will hereafter discharge the most diff
cult tasks heretofore assigned to the
Committee of Ways and Means, and also
a Committee on Banks and Banking.
Representative Morrill, of this State is
much talked of as chairman of the for
mer committee and Representative
Hooper Of Massachusetts, as chairman
of the latter.
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TPUBLIC-NO. ll6,1

AN ACT requiring proof of payment of du-
ties on foreign salt before payment of the
allowances provided for by the acts of Ju-
ly twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
thirteen, and March third. eighteen hun
dred and nineteen.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of America
in Congress assembled.
That the allowance of bounty to certain
vessels employed in the bank and other fish
cries, as provided for, in the act of July
enty-ninth, eighteen hundred and thir
teen, entitled can act laying a duty on i'm
ported salt, granting bounty on picked fish
exported, and allowances to certain vessels
employed in the fisheries, and the act of
March third, eighteen hundred and nineteen,
amendatory thereof, shall not hereafter be
paid to any such vessel until satisfactory
shall have been furnished to the collector
ofcustoms, charged with the payment of
such bounty, that the import duty impos-
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BUTrER.-The st. Johnsbury Caledon-
ian says that it is reported that a Bos-
ton merchant formerly from that coun-
ty, had 10000 lbs. butter on hand when
it suddenly dropped some 80 cents. A
good many farmers are in a similar fix
on smaller scale. The best time to sell
produce, or anything else, is when one
is offered fair price for it.
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ggHon. William Whiting has p,

sY~ Hon. William Whiting has re-
signed the position of Solicitor Of the
War Department, and will resume the
practice Of law in Boston. Since his
connection with the War Department he
he has never received one dollar COM
pensatiOn for his services, though few
officials have taken a greater responsible
ty or performed more labor than Mr..
Whiting.
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Il ENNEDY'S
IA RHEUMATIC EMINENT

The attention of the public Is called to thus most
4xeeilent Of all LiDiments, as perfect and speedy
cure for all the aches and pains that flesh is heir
20. RHEUMATISM
"a caused by staRnation of the fluids arising from
checked perspiration-Is cured by few bottles Of
Renuedy's Rheumstio Tiniment.
SPRAlNs
are caused By an over extension and u sadden re-
action Of the musGles-is cured by few bottles
Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment-equallyg ooa
or man and beast.
PLEURIsY
IA an inflammation Of the Inning Of the rlbs-is
cured by few bottles Of Kannedy's Rheumatic
Liniment,
are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and
smashing of the tissues-is instantly relieved by
Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
CRAMP
is contraction of the muscles, caused by a sud
den steppage Of the nervous fluid, which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few
applications Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Lnment.
. BILIOUS COLO
- caused by d neuralgia in the stomach and bow
sis-take teaspoonful of Kennedy's RhemAtio
Lniment in varm water every half hour until
cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
are cap"Nd by an unnatural dryness of the glands
vet piece of flannel with Kennedy's Rheu-
matte Liniment, apply it on going to bed. and
you will be we'll in the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF THE
TEMPLES.
is caused by pressure from insensible perspira-
tion-s cured by few applications of X enneay,s
Rheumatic LinimeRt.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the directions in the circular around
each bottle,
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT
you will take one teaspoonful of the Liniment and
four teaspoonfuls Of water. 6argle the throa.
twice day. In a few days it will be well. This
one tesspoonful will be worth dollar to you,
FOR BRONCHITIS
and all Inflammation of the throat, tonsiia and
palate, with dry, hacking cough, you viii di-
lutte the Liniment with four five times its bulk
Of water, gargle the throat, and swallow the mois-
ture. This never fails.
It is good for Toothsehe, Earache, Swelled Face
and Inflammation of every kind, Every family
should have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Rox-
bury, Mass Price so cents. Sold by Druggists
generally. ap21 :d&wly
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FASTING HRN.-A hen that had been
missing .fre WeekS, was found by it's own
er in Bennington, few days ago, sew
eral feet under the hay in his barn. The
hen had not had drop of water nor a
particle of food all that time When
taken out it was emaciated to skin and
bone, but under proper treatment re-
vived and is now quite a hen.
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Approved June 20, 1864,
[PUBLIC-No. IFS.

lPUBLIC-No. ISL
AN ACT to ameud an act entitled An act
toprovide temporary government for the
Territory of Idaho" approved March 3,
1868.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, Of the United States Of AHrr-
lea in Congress assembled,
That the governor of the Territory of Ida
no be, and is hereby, authorized to re-appor'
ton said Territory for the election of mem
bers of the council and house of representa-
tives of the legislative assembly; Prouded,
That said apportionment shall be based on
an enumeration Of the inhabitants and quail
flied voters ofthe several counties and dis
tricts of the Territory, TO pc taken BY such
person and in such mode as Inc governor
sHS. DESIGNATE and egGpoint and the person
so appointed shall receive a reasonable com
pensatiOn therefor to be paid out of the Ter
rtoral treasury; PrOUided further, That this
a ct shall not be construed to diyest any
member of the council elected at the first
election in said Territory of any rights he
may have acquired by virtue of said election,
who was elected from any country or district
within the limits of the Territory of Idaho,
SEC. 2. And be ii further enacted, That
,,,.c annual election in said Territory for
tho oIoctior ,,,,' all officers provided for by
the laws of said Territory, ~. the eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, shall be hello a.
such places as Is now provided by law, and
such other places as the governor may direct
on the second Monday of October.
Approved June 30, 1864
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MANHOOD!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED

Just published in a sealed envelope. Price,
Six Cents :.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure of spermatsrrhna, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual pc
bility. and Impediments to Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapaeity, resulting from
selfAbuse, &c. By Robt. J. Culyerwell, NJ d.,
author of the Green Book, &c.
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, OF two
hostage stamps, BY DIR. j. C. KLINE
l27 Bowery, New York.
ianl3-d&wam Post Once box 4,55o
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ed hy law ON fore, On salt imported into the
limited States has h, zen duly paid on all for
elrn sail used in cnTin gthe fish onWhlch the
claim 10 the allowance If bounty IS based.
Approved June 20, lsSA
TPUBLIo-No.n ~
AN ACT 70 authorize the Set 'o'a'2 " the
Treasury 10 sell the Marine He 'p'ta' ana
grounds at Chicago Illinois, and 70 pur-
chase new site and build new he 'p''a''
BE Il eadCted by the Senate aud H0,S, q
Representatives. Of the United States of Ame,
ica Ia Congress assembled That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized, in his
discretion, 20 sell the Marine Hospital and
grounds al Chicago, Illinois, the sale 70 be
made az public auction 10 the highest and
best bidder therefor, in ready money, after
giving notice thereof six weeks in succession
in two daily papers printed in the city of
Chicago, And upon sale being made, as
aforesaid, the Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby authorized and empowered TO make,
execute, and deliver 10 the purchaser there.
of good and sufficient deed for the premises,
conveying all the right, title, and interest of
the United States.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, That out
of the proceeds of the said sale the Secretary
of the Treasury is directed 10 purchase n
new and more eligible site for marine hos
pital in or near Chicago, and erect new
hospital thereon, which site and building
shall in no event cost more than the amount |
received from the sale of the hospital and
grounds which are hereby authorized to be
sold. And il is hereby provided that the poss-
ession of the said hospital and grounds shall |
be retained by the United States until the |
new hospital to be built under the provisions |
of this act shall be completed and ready for
use.
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Local and state Items.

RAILROAD SALE. - The Rutland and
Washington Railroad was sold on the
10th inst, on the second and third mort
gage bonds, by B, F, Bancroft, referee,
to VIM. T. Hart, Esq, of Boston Mass,
for the sum of 1856, 900.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

Several desirable farms, including one large
stock farm of about 700 acres which will lease
to a responsible party for teI IA of years. either
with stock on it or not, as the party may want.
1t will keep from 500 to 700 sheep. Two or three
other farms I have for sale which will be rented
if not sold. For particulars apply 70 the under
signed. FRANKLIN POST
wallingford, Jan %, 1865. I23d&wtf
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Troy FIRE DEPARTMBNr.-We are in
debted to ]. S. Thorn, ESQ, Clerk of the
Board and the enterprising local editor
of the Troy Times, for a copy of the
Fourth Annual Report of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners Of the city of Troy,
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TENTH VERMONT Sergeant william
Hoyt, Of the 10th Vt, has been commits
stoned a Second Lieutenant. Lieut..
Charles Wheeler has been promoted TO a
First Lieutenancy.
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CHAMPION SoAP.--The champion
Soap Company" of Boston, are manu-
featuring a soap, which is said to cost
less than half the price of other soaps :;
and ssy.tae use of which washing can be
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
FARM FOR SALE.
J. rnp+aipipu sho11t

- containing ABOUT
TWO HUNDRED ACRE OF LAND,
Situated three miles south of Poultney Village
The said farm is about equally divided into
blowing, moving, and pasture land, with wood
enough on 1t to pay for it 1t is also situated on
Wells Pond, or Lake Austin, which, of late, has
hsssne gate a resort for pleasure parties, rem
aering il = very desirable location for one wish
ing to ht up summer resort for those wishing
to leave the city, during the warm weather, for
more quiet life.
The above farm will be sold at a bargain. For
particulars enquire of ID. n Giddinss, on the
place, or of CLARK and Brothers, Rutland, Vt
ianlS-deod&wly 81. D. N. GIDDINGS.
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IMMENSE SeCCtSS-, HlkD ED
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and all other tricks explained, 'Fort9ne Tel
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"Moustache aud Whiskers in 40 Days" How to
make Gold, Silver and Diamonds - and 100 other
new disco cries never before published. New
Book, handsomely printed and bound price
only % ceats; for 81 circulars for stamp.
Satisfaction Quraateed. Agents wanted, Ad-
dress HUNTER & CO.,
janl2-d&w3m Publishers, Hinsdale, n. II.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
It'll the purpose Of the Franklin County
Bank TO terminate its existence the LIST day of
June, 1865, in pursuance Of an act of the Leg
islature of the State of Vermont, approved Nov,
%, 1854, providing that an act incorporating the
Franklin Comfy Bank, approved Nov. IL, lS49,
be 50 amended as to limit the time during which
said Bank shall continue and have succession to
the first day of June, 1866, instead of the first
day of January, 1867, and all bills or notes of
said bank not presented to said bank for pay
ment before the first day of June, A. d. 1861,
will not be redeemed or paid by said Bank.
By order of the Directors.
M W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier
St, Albans, Nov q, 1884. jan2:d&w5m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z D R,N EXe CHAN

90 RN e g Il A GE
PETROLEUM 90. OF BOSTON.
ORGANIZED vNprEraELAws or rsNNsrLy.N,,
CAPITAL 100000,
IN 10000 shares Of $500 each.
WORKING CAPITAL 100000.
CASH, $4,000 RESERVED STOCK, 10000
SHARES
NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS.
The Subscription Pros and Par Value being the
same, stockholders are exempt from the
personal liability they would
otherwise be subject TO.
PRESIDENT, WILLIAM LINCOLN.
TREASURER, N. BURLEIGH
DIRECTORS,
JAMES H. CLAPP, Of J. H. Clapp & Co.,
Bankers, 81 State street, Boston.
<. @. FISK, of Humphrey, Fisk & Co., 2li
State street Boston.
WILLIAM LINCOLN. of William Lincoln Il
Co, Is Central street, Boston.
d, NJ. YEOMANS, "A Fulton street, Boston.
j n. BUPEEIGH, Of Humphrey, Flek 4 Co.
ga State street, Boston.
]. NJ. COMFY, % Union Wharf, Boston.
AFFORD DYER, Portland, Ne
L. ROBERTS, of L. Roberts Co., South st.,
New York.
W. C. ANDREWS, Titusytlle Penn
CoussEb, -JAMEs NJ. KEITH, ESQ.
The choice lands OF the Company are of the
richest kind, and furnish boring territory in
what is considered the surest of the Oil Region
for over 800 wells, with good oil lands Of less
developed character for 200 wells more With
sixteen wells going down, there can be no doubt
of some splendid strikes this spring of big dow
us wells.
For further information, maps, and prospec-
fuses, apply to J. H, CLAPP CO, Bankers,
81 State street, Boston; Afford DYER, Esq
Portland Me; l.. ROBERTS, OF L. Roberts &
Co., South street, N. Y. j. N. BURLEIGA,
Treasurer, PA state street, Boston;
Where Subscription Books are now opened.
J. H. CLAPP & co.
BANKERS,
81 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
roh7deodwlm
TOR SALE.-The Farm owned and
4 occupied by the late Fliada Cram pton, in
Tinmouth containing about 800 acres of land.
For particulars enquire of the subscriber on
the premises. GEORGE A. JACKSON.
Tinmouth, Aarcn2l, 1866 m2ld&w2w
pANK OF RUTLAND.
The Stockholders of the Bank OF Rutland are
hereby notified that there will be held a special
meeting of said stockholders, at their Banking
House, on Tuesday, April Is, 1865, at O'Clock
? NJ, for the purpose of considering the eXpe-
dienoy of organizing under the United States
Banking Law, and 10 take action thereon.
5. W. HOWELL, Cashier.
Rutland, VT, March 23, 1885. d&wto:apl25
DENSION AND CLAIM AGENCY.
Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay and pay for
wives and widowed mothers of prisoners of war
obtained as speedily possible, and al soldiers
claims collected by
WALTER O. DUNTON,
Rutland, vt.
Office in Merchants Exchange Block, on Mer-
chants Row, nova: d&wtf
- ENNEnV,S
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CAP BUCKETS! SAP BUCKETS II!

large quantity OF good ones for sale by
r. R. MEAD.
West Rutland, Feb. l6, 1865. fl7d&wtoap1
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FF"Lh " OIL GREEN
TRoLEUM COMPANY
OF BOSTON
900 CAPITAL STOCK.
100000 SHARES
$4,000 RESERVED WORKING CAPITAL.
IS 50 PAR VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE-
No Personal Liability or Future Assessments
PRESIDENT,
jobs 5 BARRY, of Boston,
TREASURER,
LEVI II. STRAW, OK Boston.
DIREoToas,
JOHN BARRY, o. Boston,
sAM'L JOHNSON, of Chaylestown,
S SHALL K, OF Roxbury,
j MESSENGER, of Canton,
SETH BROWN, of Boston,
A w ADAMS, Of Rox bury,
= + TlLLSON, of IitusvIlle.
The r pertits of this Company consist OF 8i3
acres, prime igally owned in Fee Simple, of the
most desirable Oil hands, situated mostly on
Oil Greek, Penn, upon which there are three
wells now down, capable OF producing from 100
II 1900 ArTels per dsy when completed, as they
of the Empire, Noble Sh rman, and Drake
wells, on this noted creek This Company offer
inducements seldom met with The capital
stock is very smsll for the amount of valuable
oil lands the Company posses es. Three engines
are already at the wells Our Agent at Titus
vile writes us ina the we ! on the Nc Elhanny
farm has commenced flowing, which places this
Company beyond doubt of success. The Off
GERS of this Company, in placing this property
before the New England pu lie, have full con-
idence that no properties yet offered are supe
rior, or any ont of which larger and more Ger
tain dividends may at once be expected Maps
and full Information given o. application 20 the
Treasurer. Subscriptions received by JOS. W
DAVIS, Banker, No. Is State street, and at
the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. Al
Congress street, Boston.
LEVI II. STRAW, T1easr.
march29ien1 : win
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CAPITAL, seOO.OOO.
NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS.

The Subscription Pros and Par Value being the
same, stockholders are exempt from the
personal liability they would
otherwise be subject 10.
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DIRECTORS,

The choice lands OF the Company are of the
richest kind, and furnish boring territory IL
what is considered the surest of the OIL Region
for over 800 wells, with good oil lands of les,
developed character for 200 wells more. With
sixteen wells going down, there can be no doubt
of some splendid strikes this spring of big aow'
lus wells.
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The Great Overland Telegraph Ex.
petition.

ST1KA, August 81, VIA NEW WEST
MINISTER, September Z, 1S65.-The
bark Clara Bell will sail from here to-
morrow for New Westminster.
The schooner Milton Badger will
also sail for Anadyr Bay tomorrow,
with an exploring party on board and
full supplies of equipments. This
party will be the advance explorers Of
the route from the Anadyr River to
the Amoor.
The bark Golden Gate will also sail
for Fort st. Aichaels and the Youkon
River, with the steamer Lizzie Horner
on board. The parties who will ex-
plore the Youkon River are ALSO on
board the Golden Gate.
The steamer Wright will also sail
for the mouth of the Youkon River
and the Gulf Of Anadyr. Colonel
Charles s. BullSley, Engineer-in-C Chief
of the Overland Telegraph Expedi-
ton, goes on the latter; and after di-
recting the preliminary operations of
the explorers of the Youkon, will
proceed to Anadyr and Behring Strait.
Everything pertaining to the great
expedition is progressing f:lvorably,
and the Russian officials at Sitka have
extended every aid in their power.
The health of the expeditionary corps
is excellent.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers at this place,
under the firm of FISHER u AGNEW Il
CO., Is dissolved 0y mutual consent. The
firms of AGNEW. KYLE Il FISHER, at Lau-
rcns c. H.; AGNEW, McCULLY II Co, at
Winnsboro: AGNEW, MCDONALD & CO.,
at Abbeville c. H., as well as all other bust
hess connections III which the undersigned
were interested as copartncrs, arc also dis
solved. Mr.. John Kyle will close the bust
ness at Laurcns G. H., and Mr.. John
McCully. Jr., at Winnsboro, using t. name
OF the firms i'll liquidation.
Z. H. FISHER,
Sept 13 81 JOHN AGNEW.
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Interesting from Mexico.

New YORK, September s.-The
steamship Manhattan, from Vera Cruz
on the 23d ult., via Havana on the Cd
inst, brought dispatches containing
news from Mexico of interest. Affuirs
In that country continue in very
confused condition, and it appears
almost impossible to arrive at the real
status OF matters. The Republicans
had been driven out of the town of
Tehuacan, and the Impcrialists were
unsophisticatedly chuckling over the
supposed material reduction of Gen.
Sheridan's military force in Texas.
The guelillas still give illimitable
trouble to NIaximilian's troops, and
there is apparently no improvement in
the social or moral condition of the
country.
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PEACE-MAKER.

fEACE.M AkER.
THIS THOROUGHBRED Stall
Ako LION, out of Millwood, by Bourbon,
TXS (raised by Col. Hampton,) will
n -N-stand the ensuing season, at the
Fair Grounds. The horse is 80 we'll known
that any recommendation would be super
fuous. Terms 500 in specie, or it's equiva-
lent in grcenbacks. Groom's, fee 81 in
specie. WM. HITCHCOCK.
Sept 13
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Aid Wanted for unytf.

New YORK, September s.-The
Haytien war stamer Geffrard, Captain
Ravigneau, from Hayti on the 22d nit. ,
via Beaufort, n. c., on the 2d inst,
arrived at this port last evening.
Captain Ravignenu, who, with the
exception of the chief engineer is the
only white man on board the steamer,
is the bearer of dispatches to Presi-
dent johnson from Nicholas Fabre
Geffrard, the beleaguered President of
that unfortunate republic
Captain Ravigneau's mission to
Washington is understood to be to
ask the United States Government
for assistance in quelling the revolt
which, under the leadership of
Salnave, has assumed such formidable
proportions in Hayti.
He will leave for Washington with
out delay with his dispatches.
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BY Tele&raph.
From NIiSSfAsfppi.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-The
Cone1aeycio1, of to-day, has despatch
dated Jackson, Miss, September 4,
saying Gen. Sloc;lm has issued an
order by direction of the President,
en]oinlng upon his officers not to in
terfere with the organization of the
State militia ordered by Provisional
Governor Sharkey.
Gen. Slocums order is considered
to be OF great importance, as fixing
definitely the policy of reconstruction
to be followed in Mississippi.