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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-15

AAAa Irish fanily il Cs Oh. stsr Gems.
were mseh disturbed the osLsf dsy, bgdr
seeing their husband and father enter the
house, as they had fewdays hsfsrs psidr
$3.50 fer the .transportafisn shsms zsf shisaD
body. from the arsy, saa had1bur,sd hin sea
with many tears. It tesk SEINE tinie fsrrsv
the live lrishman to coayincs his family q
that he Was net . ghost. nsa sssssI A.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-15
la- Ths Geyernnent, II IS sstin.tsl >

ps- The Gsvernnent it is sstiustsd,s
owns thousand millions Of acres Of laas 4
capable Of cultivation. But, this. If seld
at its maximum price, would not half
pay the public debt. - sssqa4 assi
e. su- sBricks' p sasiSy ssysDls thisi
section the whiskey is So weak since the
war tax struck il t4at it is run in candle.
moulds, frozen, and sold BY the stick"
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s Boston, Feb. 3.--Bsth braachsi sf'kES q
Massachusetts, legislatures this sftsfas slsei
aaanimeasly pascal the bill ratifJihs'aBSIs
CONSTITUTIONAL amendment abslishiss sIss's :
very. s,ss sra It'd sa1 zaisss4 ssys fe ies'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-15

Il WHEELING. w, yA,.s Fsb. 3--TAss u
Constitutional nepds ept abelishisg slar !
very in the United States was unaninessr u
ly ratified by, beth branches Of the Wsst
Virginia Legislature to-day, sasisrisisal
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-15

No. The nsst huniliating fsssurs in 4
the .eseval of Butler, consists in the fart !,
of his being ordered to report at Lsweli,
his place sfrcsidence He was nos OIL =
rcmsyed fremscsmnanaes - bar ate Vsoas ssss 81
home This was tho pakinds.t cue Of alhsos
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DIDN'T wANreA suBsrrrurr VI, pt,..s
kinsss.ra small farmer h spsos,lssst.
was some tineaage drafted for the ssrvissz
OIL mas ssantry@ HIS wifs though shs psW
sesses but small stsck Of general iIfsr.g
nation, IS enc of the best -ssajursl par,.
ners and Eshe wasE much 1roublsa & yl.
thought OF parting with her husband
AS she was Engaged in sscrabiar ef Ixy
oeeeerstsps, reugh-loeking stranger saue,,
up and thus addressed her:
- hear madam, that ysur husba q hs. hnTs
been drafted i'aaz 4Sa sa . : ;rrs
Yes, sir, be has," answered Mr.. .P;lis
klnssn, "thsugh dear knows. thsrs:sl ss~.s
men N that cealds't better be spared .frc-I.
their families t.21is q =, 80
- Well, madam, lhavs COZ. !. .S.,,x
myself as substitate fer hin p ssaE73 = 4
"A what Yaasked Mrs. Pilkisssa, viii. .
ssne excitement. -
the stranger. 3 ss@ t-s-fs-si'
sYsa take ath. place sf ~ hssb.sS q
you wretch. I'll teach yss T. insals ~
distressed woman that way, ysu vaeabosa
erred Mrs. PnkiaseH. as she discharges. !,
the dirty seapsads in tie face sf the dis
esmhted and astenished substituts. Who
tceka his heels inst il tire t. asssa - =
haSins bis head broken BY the buokss baz
o. w ,-7-----.e---- X .ti53a ~ bra srss
nA A Boston hackman recently drevs
: couple Of Engfishnan to see Bsaksr
Hull Menumentsq Having satisfsd tAsir
curiosity SO far as them sAamsat Was css y.
cerneds they returned ts. the hac vhsres !,
they found the driver sitting quietly upea. /.
his seat. Il say driver" said one Of thu
Englishmen, this is the place whsrs we A
Engiishmen gave ysu Yankees . dsn'd
thras ingssboataeigkty years 81 Dos. 49,
"Well, replied the driver; don't knew
as Lever heard tie iaabout that; but 1hs
ewDs the land snowss,' .ssse' EalessssI j
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.NSndsy, October d.


The United States Consul a, Bareelous, uuo,s date
o! tho le.h ut september iuiorm' the Department Of
STATE thu, the port Of B.rc.louA has been officially
declared Infected With the cholera Badness
vi al Kinda Is entirely suspended. aud over oue
half Of the populAiio. " the city llyo lett All
operations At the EI;ususe have eessyd .iuee The
LOT Of september,
Among Ibe prominent pardon seekers nor here is
Nj. TrescosL AaistInt secretary oi state ULdcr Mr.
Buch s'ministrANon.
Preparations are being inside 10 l,.to-r 10 the
original s~usfs = large amount Of propen, situated
ia AeiandI.s, Va, nd al dining youniir- the
libel ior conuscatiou, W orlot hA'iu- been 9Th
draNu
The keuiuotN Dei. a ion. heated BY Hon Garrett
DAVE, obtained ali Interview 18th the President
this morning, and urged the removal Of Dtu. Palmer
nth much earnrstues. The ru.deui, Is 10 s,d,
has referred the whole matter 90 Cen Thona, or
iuS,stiIHtiou, AID dytiuss 10 Interfere su'il ten.
lLoms makes report upon tho subject
Sky A,nu'-v pariou. we're granted TO DAY all VI
then " pSr,.s Lsliins rom Aabaus.
private letter received from CoustAstinopie
states that the eouhAgratios that broke out M that
siy tue Oh OF septt lub.s, dr.tryyci about ten
Ihoassud tsnemensly shch upN 49,. Of iofty thou.
aud people are en ~ithouts roof 10 cover them.
The receipts Al tho Internal Revenue bureau 70
dAy tmoun'.i to sl,srgVo.
Colonel r Heintlel,rau, former major s.p.rsl.
1. ordered to ,Oin his regiment al Hart. Island .pi
rpoft 10 General Nss-rls phO "a CAPTAIN ia ths
icnner' REGIMENT Ia Arlico. Al this rat. one Or
! .so more vars would pra.ucAb reduce him toll.
| rank VI second leutahAut.
| W A-HiSUTuS, oct :
The tipt District Of Coiuu.l,H Coorpd R,,imyut
returned to " ellington this shtluoon ftom a.,
solth thrh a.ptaraues "a tie -li,a, A.trAr,i i'm.
! ritast roIsi. Vi spectators lh,i, cuofoi f,..o..
,iu1tns sul fiNe them ioumh reception and {. inner
to-notrO- AZ the UimvueI lio.rts
Capt Wiz Is suheriuE froui nraamat .on vi biz,
tight arm, which ss' ouudeI b. .,ueI. lie SEEM.
~ have recovered irvm he dep -.sa, effect. ID, I'M,
nervous N'A'I' end hs' Therefore ,,h.l.tsd u.hcd
eAnnes. during the trial oilste
The usoriU VI 'he k4,sl.Ur Club Arrived l.,.
to-day, AMI have teen W ne u,ud, o.. t,e hose ~
ANtiVaaA The base ULi us,ch t,,-geu H., g,.sI
| Gss mi ~ S-rs.-ALI - --aIpy.A In, la-,s
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THE GRANT-NRNICO STORY.
A Card from JsdEe eaton

g. NICHOLAS uoTll, NE~ NOEN, Oct G.
10 tl< Assse.sted Prss
regret ~ SEQ in the papers this morning nay usne
s-nuecisd slih a report from Philadelphia III refer
once 10 an alleged eOuvorsatiOn With General drsnt
naout MsIice. While aiu SURE Mr.. smith would not
tntsntiosaly pisrsprssept even by shade, he cef-
s1lnly usunde rstood the purport OF my conversation
With hin II bs h correctly reported. wn never On
. train With General GtsDt to my tno"lsdse' TO- OF
(Iom Cir iun.u once had a cssual conversation
- "a General Grant, Ia shIeh MeAico Al uded 70,
and Of this spuke 10 Mr. Smith IL general cehyer-
station on the ssfr. General bfant ia no NA MIN
aled that IL the purpOsc Of he gON uineht
- intortsre Ia Mexican Affairs. Casual Conventions
maintained merely 70 shle sway time, are 100 llhhle
N he mlsu uds stood isrA culated and ees
snrInists Asonniderstsy cHpTeEiod are too lAble
% he taken - statements OF facts ~ be made t,e
4,unds,ioa Tor even sensation repairs. by allowing
yne this denial you viii do act Of Justice 10 Gen
Grant n. vel .. myself. You're truly,
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The Episcopal Isnyentlsu-Fsurth Day

Ih.lE,slph,d, OCT The convention rea.,sin b ed
a, ten o'coct. Testimonial. non the ploceic Of
Tennessee, fsla,iv, TO the election VI Li.hop OF that
state, were reie ed " the Counties u. Iopsec
tion Of Bishops,
The election ot Jss. G.. isht. ID. H., a. Assistant
Bishop Of hs Diocese OF Indiana 49,. referred to the
Committee on Gems, alton VI b shops.
The Rev. J. H. Au7stem, Of Vin,tsd Conser'icut.
presen'-d memorial skin peri1is,ion OF the col.
vention 10 omit from the Nic-as Greed certain wstd.
which hs'e teen in'erpol,ed 10 tie .ald cred .iace
tue CoiniJittee on i'TayCr BOOK
~. Rev M Haze, Of Philadelphia. ofs-ei ,trs,.
iu'oD ioi me appointment " Comn tee T. cons q
the eAusoI se'atins to admission 10 Le ~ nsti .th
ayiew 60 render their meanias move o. y ous aud 70
render entrance TO the uinistry more a. ,TcUlt
A iuesssre va received from the House " Biahons
ieeuNt 20 TIE ondui u Chbi. hop Gtg,, Of Cape
loSn ~ south y. les 10 The detection Of the so
raled hett-y % bishop CoIeuso, OF natal and con.
.isif '''''' '''"' '''p gray On h'' Se''0" IN said
Am'''a'e -. received fiom tho ilous. Of Bishops
luioitul1" hs Convention that the House OF Il .h-
vps % ta.sIed thht tAe tcy hichaiu HoJke r Will
ucr u. ~. las cen validity coz seciatei 10 tbr ofr,
Of Bishop. having been elected 10 the essrcise OF ths
Once IA tue vacant diocese OF Allah M, aud that
lhLont an examination Of the circumstances occs-
rnhr certain tanouic irtclulsgitie. ia Ihe election
ana eOnsectution, sud pNptes-ly aring that its
pe'rn' nc'ioh ,hsli never be construed OF accepted
- precedent, this House hereby tcte,' me kieht
htv IN W timer ~ Bishop OF Alstsns aud consents
10 I've .p-opais .. such, poN iLe thai the lou.o Of
IT. concurrence in such acceptance aud consent
thd that thereafter the bishop Of Alst auia shall
transmit In writing TO the presidng bishop 70 be b.
MN committed to the custody Ut tie lsOr Of this
House the promise VI conformity colupri.sd In the
once iot the ronreeration VI bishop. in he orinal
Nrti lorg discus.ion Oh tn pIouosei new cauou
ItaNe 10 cletf, men entering tbs military naval
service the Convention sdlou.nec.
Tennessee Methodtrt Conference.
Nashr..ls, IsnH., Oet.-1he Iennsss.e Methodist
Conference b. still in session a, Edgefold Many
elAinent diyinos are IN attendance
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TiiE wIRL TRIAL.
Continuation VI the Defence.

WASHINGTON. oct TIE win AutAry Cemm,..
ion elnblsd this mornius.
Augustus Aleich, OF the sth renu.yi,.ut. ca,Alry.
testified that DO taken prisoner u Anderson.
willie. lie ueyes hesId Of or saw Ia.t Wiz shoot VI
in'nre any MAN wirE would curse . maj 10, NO
thius at ali LAlty, and Nsud .ouelu,s pail ivllys
sl0rf oug hy.
Nrr.lu : hsris, Of tho 18th New Nort cavalry, teI.
'fot tLI he Ss prisoner NJ Auder.onvillr, frum
,luly HHli - NoNrIuhei It, l>6i lie ssIcrtni OF
sdiv'Vh # uII-t' men. On tie lOth " september
aha pr'sUlcr- commenced rrmON ing the dead line IL
continued uDn 70 untii ths middle " October Daring
tr ab,ltou OF tnis ulAtiO on the prisoner al
uuretsgicI,i inter, curse With rNtr'hod About this
tima SAp' - 10 Utdtfed sutrr TO leave the stotk
Ee 10y ch torluu ellint thr prisoners 10 help them.
We, nVn hs ttvt VI RuvIs, ryinr tue pOtsloes
fnd Oihut NegS.a lrs ioI lhr -Igk. Capt NirE aAii
10 htu. Abi uthtr -rrteauts that the camp
had beeu fyvlpAuI.t i snd hat the provisions
g~hi b, Ltlt MundzLt AL ocular The
GgitaiA -'ta ia,rest.d lLv .stlous aud supply
~ up)i sd lt United ,ht sluads under guard "
. ~ s'-.y ~ A-i -, 49, LsIAI " pNsS susl
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sro-d Of spectators. Tbs refusal u the Atlsntte' TO
iusl their snsosement to meet the Athletics In
Washington. will probably result In there being no
came, this season between the Chsnpions and the
Athletics.
Oa Tuesday the Enterr~issCiub Of Baltimore enter
tho lisu With the Nationals. The President, II 10 eH-
e-ted will visit I've grounds to-morTov for brief
time
In Alexandria, Va. Col. FIRE. II the ia3th Ohio
Volunteer, was alta kcd last night by an CT Reicl
soldier. The latter "a most severely punished.
coiored man named Hunter wa shot md severe
ly wounded in tho head this afternoon BY young
m.n named richardson, of this city.
The follo.ing important circular tom ,s navy
department has lust been iAued
kAvN DgrAhrsssf. oct 7, 1860
Application "a G the position Of mas.ef workman
10 af VI he nav ysrds will hereafter 10 add rus "a
to Tie chic. " the Bureau Of Yards sud Docks
slsuur the name aud reridebce Of the applicant,
VIII tcaiutni4s Ne 70 bs cha sctef. habits pfoiee
snlsl .sll aud cVmp.t'nCy, md Thyscal ability
Wh-u.syi sacsucy anal occuf In the Office VI uss
Ter iesrd Ill he ensd At u,s navy yard where
sI,h "a aucs tHiEs, under the direction Of tie
Sec e,ery Of the Nivy. and selection viii he made
from ID" qualified cafslidates uho shall have psa,.d
~ factor, sGsmina iou. The selection o. master
sOGt men ~i hereafter ne made irrespective Of To-
cGlit.. district staie being entitled to pref
srenC. To- thee pyitons.
uprOr wuIIS Secretary Of the Navy.
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Montreal exchanges are si,ius iull reports Of ,he
Sander. abduction Gaze shich Ia nov in progress
there Il -ill lie iemsuibvred that some weeks ago
'corge y. Sanders the notorious rebel eIui..ary,
claimed thai certain parties had attempted TO kidnap
Inn and minr him IRON Montreal to the uitei
Saer WIN the NieN Of fannE the large ard that
hai Teen ofered iof sanders no au ArCutuulirr Of
liooth. The -tor oohrd improbable, first tecsn,s
The nrccsinstiou Niterinr the tcwsrd y ainly sfit
lated thAt the Arrests should he made Nithin he
boundaries OF the | nited states Second. lecauss
anyhof' hkey 10 aEempt such feet would kno.
that lie Government could not accept prisoner
uhirl ruch c.rcuuistAures; and third, tacAu, a
sanders has ,ech passion for notoriety that he
whole thing looked Like fiction VI his o.n inveu-
tiou' 10 Keep his name before the public The Al.
ltted kidusWers are, hON ever, now GU trial san.
dcisNtils that he received Information from friend.
10 the effect shat Afeuts Of the Washington TOW
ttnuent' were pro. ling shout Moutre4l, -A,rhing
Tor chGnce to abduct him. Being very brave h.
determined 10 pot them 10 the test, and h.,ipy
friends conveniently near, he permitted them 10
hgudcuh him, aud then lie vas rescued Beyeriy
Tucker smother s2Gv0 con,pir.tor test,hes that IA.
va one Of the "rtscueu" The vhoe thing Il.
doubtless farce 10 creste sympa hy for The r,iugs.
rtuels, and 10 induce Canadian syupsthzsu 10 gIye
them nonr' WITH which " pay their i.udlord and
NasleIr0mAu.
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RELIGIOUS ISTELIIGK>CE.
Convention Of the Kpisc opal Church =
Third bay.

T'hidd>iDhfs, oct. The Convention reas,eub-
fed al 10 o'cloSk.
DR.. Hisbes, u New York, stated ths, two deputies
ffOtn Iennos.es -ere present, but owing ~ the ab
Of the Secretary VI that Diocese uusbe to
present thor eertincsiss lie moved that the names
Of The Tennessee deVutie. be placed the roll, hoh
wsa carried.
The Committee on Canous srpolutei yesterday,
sepor'od In favor OF the adoption o. new Canon,
ssTbiddinT the cerFymeu OF the Protestant fpi,co-
pal Church from .nierins the military OF naval
service OF The Unisi States except 10 the capacity
nj Chaplsns " 70 eutrr any military or naval
nehoo, eIeeEt ne ChApaius or professor VI instruc
zion
A meu.g. va. received from the House Of Rishop,
ancloouF Iidteru fto'u the Protestant tp. -copa
Church 10 CRhsdA 10 tie convention Of clerical and
Ay deess!es Of III. United states VI America. Tbs
convention, aud made fss remsik-. lie ia Pro.
tcutor VI s Canadian synod and Authcr Of he oil
Known ct'echism bearing his name, aud visits phiia-
sselphis 40 bearer VI the address shove mentioned
The Rev pf. fuliota, Lord Bishop II Csnada, slso
made . fcu remstfs relative " the conueIiou be-
svecn the church IN husband and America.
The question ~As discussed VI alterius the Canon
which allowed b,hop. to distribute Faster alas.
motion " rs.cOmmn tie question nth inrtruc-
Iions srs lost aud the roInmittre discharsei from
the consideration Of u, subject
Rev DR. Cuminins then aud offered the fol.
l)N ana resolution.
Rt.oirsd, That Nj, House Offer it. profound graft
hndo TO Goa tat ~ have auong Us eur brethren ths
cerc4l ami lsy d,puuri frum the diocese, Of eIAs
North taroiihA and tennessee, and that t,,os-
flfF AAtlE f'rsthte IA our mlSI - fphth Ahd
PLEDGE Of The future entire rsstoTAtiou OF tho uion
81 the church thrSu.Lo tie ieHgth and breadth Of
thC land.
judge spiiin. Of OhiN hoped the resolution would
not nsss We sere slAd 70 receive our breihttp from
ne 'acrded states but he -As opposed to sst1ue
40 p IN huruilation ~ thom.
M. Narnsn Of reUnsylv,nis, moved TO lay the
matter az lie table.
Df. Haro tVpsd that the r.solu' OF Would pAs. n
We can hold 0ut the olive branch 10 hfeIhr-n Of
she soath VItht 10 Do ~, lie recVuied our
f,ihun o. North CsrOlius, IeI0 aud tennessee
pth open
AtsG SONS fAr.ler debate the IeIo.utiou a.
passed.
Inc qr"stcu Of PROVINCIAL organisation VI diocese.
was called n.y.
M. Rnf ~, OF New Work. moved 10 refer the
Iue~loh 10 10 jnuiittcs On tanOu-. but etNAfds
oensidcted thtt Ds e'ertlus the meter Ia spa,sl
nnmNteo, me brethren VI Tennessee, lrSss, aud
me tecrdel states could act Ia hsrWonj With she
1elefAtts Of tue Northern states lie gladly ~ith-
heN the notion u Teier tus question 10 tie Cull
Nittee on Csnuui
The femAnder VI thr session sH occupied ia
nsushhs ne Woposed uts tAu0u t,iatiSs a.
lergImep catering NE ulhtsD VI naval ,eiyies.
aIcept - eLapNus.
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RCANA wATcH-Ay rrrcAyr NV

city In watches The ctse. oi mi. uatch o..
ae- INV alton, compo'ed OF several dts.,u; u,etaI
eOlAuihed, rolled togttLCg sui uuuish,u ....u.,I.
~ shAct imitation Of Is carat sold called AnAnH
uoI ~ beaGiiills - 60 "a so!I and are sio. led
destined, and Arc eu 'avod n n cr,ct stylc vi TX
eslrhrated Gold tuuunr he e.. tud 20 exact 4.
imitation Of rold ~ triCfy Lett N he lo,eusut,
Ne wAhnN uIed h' The veil taona 81. Jt!uvl
" Aleh 'umpash q. u' ,pt A..I are sAIe5by hui.L,
e'' ~ ~ ,AgEavcd p}Ucs. lauct ,aNel briu.- -,
Ae.e NlIcnus 40 an huatms cG.es, aud of thftz
SIC, lhe smallest he.us Tor ladies. A case OF -
vi DO .'ni ~ mail Or 'yptes, to- -. .n.lt
one sens IL LantsUme case tor SO The, IN
ie-dll sell for 'n.se times ihelr cost We ala, M
shieh &c can sell for 49, each or 4. l6u par 60. y
az. Thee sle slso hlItiug cssos sud fof luirr and
f'h.., we are sole AGENTS ior nj. va'ch ia ne
eest .rsdg marf. f-'sou. ofd'rinD ss.,le.. =
H., NIl pltae remit 3. pei cent o. ilo -n'ou1i
pIonPtly sod ial,hflll, tulflel. hddIel. AI.CtNS
NTH 60. ~ Fulton It, Nes York City, In porn
SsS S to 'ai5 d E1,s9c Of t'Ssg de''dpoa
A WAY WITH SPICTACLES-OLD EYE3
enc Pamphlet Wsi'ei ne" on receipt OF ten ren,s
Addre'st b fOuIi VI. d.. ~" Broadway ~ N
PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLp
~ .,.,,, bkltSIs HAIR DYE. :
ali othen. because
IT DOES not STAN THE SKIN. =
ana a. All VINO have tined IT,. Arkuos isFr,
DOES NOT mi III mn HAIR
ol' he1 .. trey hair 90 beautiful ~ a14l
bLACh OR BRONN, "a
800 llurtaut Au1uuslyl al
and Is sole Nv all n.uggists At ,hr los prSsd
,-, FIFTY CENTs PR BOA
buTgh.
wu@lnAIE AGEyr,.-p u. Bsrue. 4 Co., u t,,R
NV fIastI lee, -I Hickman n Wheeler, lrl
@, rry - Mile Reed 40 Allen, cor stanton are
sac cor Houston q. tId Ayep l!oA.ey. VI Ejghtt,
.y. tS,. 'tt,ill' ~ iuu-'n 7tnud ~ s1n
ne ,rnRsls's csn alec b. supplied BY q. CRIT
ILNloN' - sixth ave. ~
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D.~s.,Ic Market..,ybolenle rriccs & urrem
NV iOAl, sATrsDAr7 o. ! ~.

w" Ton, sATrsDAr CO, Isos
cora, ib.-Java. aj..1: - Uo,uinro. l-..sI-s.
Rio. f'ir ~ PRIME, 49,, Nc " ~ U. igu3L
cotton, ID Md. SEES O.lsaIe - Nil lplAua
~ ai5
iish, rst DRY col, 5lsg o.; Ml,sereL l. N..s.
~ o.
-Four ana kea, bbi.-Geu.ssee. ext, --.
lnlo G. TO L. = l0alz % heuIscttru. %
stare, q. 10 stY ~ 10, hissCufI, IA JIgly .U
CAimdisn, G. {. A. 3o Rye Hous. % un. Coz
nsa, $40 y; po Bfand,ain q.
Lsmbe Southern pms, b. Ut,1Il. While o.us
tOI bo..9L 2! vG!a ~ White pine mufch 'rtauls
box boards " ODnYS ~. Clear pine 90. pg1l M
~ood boards and plank. o. oOst5 M: Chen, ts,.ri,
ana plank, - Wt~I ": Dab and arh % De-. i. Ma
pl, aud birch 50 Y aiU OF nlack walnut 80 Uu8, W
h0.ss"s, gdi.-New Oflvaus, - pouo e..
9isl q; Cube. Nus. AGO ''N
Os.-CTud, Whsle. al =: ll.sc' I'd DO I -,
~, Crude Sperm. sI0--. urhlesclefd d. mo h,
Kerosene, SZaS4 'N
Irgr.0'.. Beef n. Nh, i0uelsuy 10 n
r. " iSslo ~ PORK clear ueN, nomiua - us.s
AZ Batter. OrlnFo CO., ttsGo, 10 s.a.s t..sy
Iheese' cou mon W chOcc Iiat~
Nugafs.-CubA lsalhs Havana lskAlJ. IL.
hnsd susarA- lts2lc per d.
Io5ic-g,- Kentucty, ts.C. CabA dolly l,id id,
~ y ihulnfe, 'ou loudl G4lt; hs'aa. .lu.,
paid sja2 q; Connecticut 1ssU
Foot7 % ,alO !Jr state Hni WtJr.g d. 49,,
Tor ONO aud Peuusf lysuiA. Wat N4r.lgi, AL 4,
southern unwAsLei a. 49, iuI!rd 81 al H, ~ M
Nsaeu a. a Cah oruia =, 3Ua.i H.. Cay :,
k'e'asnssus-R TO h. Test lutl. drp.s..l
I.l.nd DO Rengoop, I5il1sj ssl', 1uI.'i
~ 1Ahu- nush, va Liverpool s4ak, q. g.. CAs-
tue Sair per b.i Az. hOr-. cfop l,dt gua iU.
1903, DO 4OaCO; Hay, 10 lh, 4. % icr sbyyils,
anu 'VSSv Tor rr'Ail lots Candles, city. o.,
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tD the redeznption u claims ~bere the defendant
ssres 70 pay the principal sns Dir yer cent interest
Inc pii vas referred 70 the Judlcis-y Con mittse .
Leuisiasa.
Nee Ortssaa Oct S.-Govern4< Wells hss sccepted
the nomination Of The Democratic party Of Loui.i,ns
br re election.
N,'r Orleans, Oct. IA leading jouipL bere de.
nounoes the ststement made sxainst Gen. Candy nv
the Louisiana delegation now in Washington. II
says that CANDY, instead Of trantlns upon the civil
rights here has been Instrumental IN restoring them
Inc Convention Of the Con.ervs'iy, Union Party
met to-day, and amer Appointing Judge Thomas Of
this city, President pro iep and ssctins colu nit
zee on credentials, adjourned until Monday. Tho
parishes were represented II Is uudei Stood IN poll
cal circle, thst j. Madison wels will aLo be the
nominee tor Governor.
Mi-sissippi.
Jackson, Nee, oct. 8. Return, O, ,b, election
ceus IN siO-ly but there IL no longer any doub, Of
Me election Of General Humphrey. a. Governor
Judge Fisher bis opponent L. here and has declared
hi. intsnton 70 communicate ~ith President John.
SOU uisns the Immediate paI,ios Vt General
Humphreys. Charles Potter 10 elected to Congress
second Dsgrict. sud Nj Priton Il elec, cd Ia the
Ihird disfict. Ii n feared that Cove nor shskry,
opiuton that the action Of the Convention conferred
the nestoes the tghi 70 rive testimony 10 courts
o. Justice vii deest hir for tbs ned states senate.
Enough the Io'"ruol himself " eoutdent that the
LesiAAiuie will sustain him.
Oresos
san fraHc,sco OFT Gov Gibbs n OREGON, h"
i"ued a Proclamation calling ,yeciA session Of the
Legislature for the 9th OF Dccemb,r. Tho Object OF
the session no. stated IL TIE telegram announcing
n. fact
rbe supn nc Court Of oregon ha' sr'sained 'he
Snndty las /. bAa alec decided that al State tlNss
II u,t be paid in sold
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Norlh Carolina,

Rleigh, \ e, oct The Convention hu just
passed unanimously the foo~nr ordinance 'yTh.t
slavery OF Involuntary seryiiuir, o,nvr han ion
crime. whereof the party shall have been duly con.
,ictei. shall be aud /. hereby forever probibi ed
within the state" The Convention viD. In ali
probability, ignore tue rebel stat, dsbt The Con.
,,uiou has also passed oniusncy proyidn. for the
election OF Governor, member VI the lagi,l.tur.
a,d ,rysn members VI Congress ON the gin of
Soyeuber. Tie Legislature is to meet on the lg,h
n November
lstsued,l WV. nolnrs, Provisional Governor.