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Yet unpaid,
3 497 OS

VV UTVuIU' y fUI %
The time in which this money has
been received is from January, 1864,
to February, 1868. inclusive--iour
ten months. The line is doing well,
and too much credit cannot be given
to the originators Of the enterprise,
and To those now having it and the
business of the line in charge.
This statement only includes the
business done ut this office. The
Fl storia and Fremont offices, we
presume, have done proportionahly
well. We doubt that any other
branch of this great telegraph line
has done as well
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Captains Alban and Cusic. Of the
21st, who were taken prisoners al
Chickamauga, and have been ever
since IN rebel prisons, arrived at home
last week. Capt. Alban escaped, and
made his way nearly to our lines,
when he was re captured and taken
back He suffered everything, and
but for the kind offices OF the negroes
he would have perished. Both were
exchanged. Both Alban and Cusic
have done their country food service
aud have given ample proof Of theil
love for the flag they were born un.
der
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sLBB NC CARS
oS niGnr THAlNsTn
Philadelphia, New York e. Baltimore

ingg'gc Checkedlh, ~ ~ ira"'ferrcd FIe
| Tue pENssyLvAsiA RAiLUpAD Co. VIII not
| assume any risk lur Baggage, except for
wearing apparel. ana limit their rospnnsibll-
| t. t. one hundred dollars IN value. All bag
,sge exceeding that amount III valun VIII be
| ~ the riak # the owner, unless taken by
| special contract.
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JAY COOKE,
The Ninth National Bank
OF THE CITY or NEw YORK,
CAPITAL, $1,000, ,oOo PAD Nv.

FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
n0p agent,
wn deliver 7-30 ho,cs Free ~ cha <.
by express, IN AL parrs Of the country, ano
receive in payment Checks on New York
Philadelphia and b. 'Ston. ourrent bills, an
bills, and all hve per cent. interest mites, wltI
interest 10 date of subscription. ORDER
sen by mali viii be promptly hlled.
This Bank receives The acsounls Of Bank'
and bankers on favorable terms also OF in
dividuals keeping New York accounts.
IT. Hit, Cashier. J. U. JRV,s, Pres'i.
Na all yvti Aims
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SCROFULA,
or KINGS EVIL,
SCALD HEAD,
TETEW,
RING WORM.

remdie Complaints, and all oielking'0u'a
ON the face and body. Tho vast number VI
ub.nn m edicines which have iurmehy boen
~ cd for I'll. 80 diseases, were mercivrsmpo.
rsry IN their effects ard OF doubtful rtuo
nut the Rheumatic Compound reaches the
suurre 0; III trouble and efocualiy bAnIahes
4 G dlseAso from tue systcm br iis imnedi.
ate action On the blond. Wo advise ,ni and
All tu glyo II = trial and become satisfied Of
ljs wonderful power
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D.nA>DoLPH c siPBELL. l.. L. d.,
ATTORNEY AND CoyNsgiLoR AT Law,

NXyI.l. prarllce law m the supreme Court
w of the United States, and the supreme
Court oi Ohio f; also. IN ih, County Courts of
Ohio and tho s5joining states, "a criin'nal
causes, Mr.. Caiapbell can he consulted n
the English, tisrm N, French and Sp tnish
Language, :, In Fndlay, Hancock county. o.,
when NJ prafessiomtTly sngagei.
Consultation lee under no consideration
o., ,han tweuty doiltrs =,
Cfaos bears from . a. ~, 10 y, NJ
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Bu-inrss I hnnge.

Bu-inrs hnngc.
Messrs. I b. Lamb, late Isl Lieut..
Co. B, 2lst Regt., and VIM, Stewart,
formerly doing business with Louis
Adams, have purchased the Grocery
Store of Beese & Bussard.
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II. S. 7-3O LOAN

By authority rfthe Srrcretary oftho Treas
ury. The unders gu,a has assume thc Gen
e"al Su scriptiun AgenCy for the sale al
United States Treasury Notes, bearing scyer
and three tcnihs per cent Interest, per an.
NUN, known as tho
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FACTS for the Ir,p.e.

Facts for the Zee pee
1t isa well established fact that nc
preparation has erc; been placed be
fore the public that as u retledia
agent for the safe and speedy cure oi
Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza,
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat,
Soreness of the Chest and Lungs, and
the Relief OF Consumptive Cough, Is
equal to Goes Cough Balsam. Al.
though not known in the Western
States until the tall OF 1853, oven
800, 900 bottles of it were sold and
used hy the people, its immense pop
ularity being the result oi its un-
doubted merit. The proprietors,
Messrs. c. q. Clark, IL Co, of New
Haven, Ct, who are among the most
reliable of the Eastern Drug Houses,
have offered to any man who would
produce an article that would cure
and Lung and Throat affections as
quick rs Goes Cough Balsam, u re.
ward of 800, and are without any
taker, although the offer has been
made public over two years. The
bottle compares favorably in size
with any of the 65 cent preparations,
and its strength is second to none
making it not only the best, but the
cheapest remedy IN the world We
have the united testimony of such
houses rs Lord IL Smith; Fuller
Finch " Fuller; Burnham & Van
Shaack j. II. Reed ~. Co, and II
Scovill, all heavy druggists in the
city of Chicago, together with the ~
surancc of wholesale and retail drug
gists in all points OF the north west
and they are selling more of this
preparation, and that it gives greater
satisfaction than any other Cough
Balsam now eXtant. No family
should be without it; it is within the
reach OF all, the.price being only 4C
cents. In time of health, provide fol
disease. hjc0go T',b"ne.
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in6',nury.

1t is generally understood that tn,
question of building County Iniir'
mary is to be submitted TO the people
ut the coming election. The Coun
ty Commissioners are authorized tC
build an Intirmary whenever they
think 1t necessary, but they prefer tt
submit it to the people. There is nc
doubt Of the need of an Infrmary
and it is TO be hoped that the people
will vote in the affirmative.
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EOd"N,s Ind >. ilnnk

For April has been received. 1t
is filled, rs usual, with interesting
and instructive stories, beautiful en-
cravings, fashion plates etc. Pub
hshed by Louis A. Cooley, Philadel.
uhia.
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Now nnd Imprnvra

Pianos. Organs aud Melodeons, for
sale by w. s. Luut, 'Fostoria. De-
livered in Findlay without extra
Charge. II you want the cheapest
and the best, send for a circular.
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Going, Gone |!

Mr. Joel Marklc informs us--and
of course, hc knew we would tell it
that be has taken out lcrnse as
IAuctionecr. and will attend sales
throughout the county. Joel has a
Glib tongue, "A good voice, and is
well posted as To the value of prop
erty, and will, we have no doubt, give
entire satisfaction.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24

Hon. Parlee Carlin has once more
laid us under obligations for valuable
State documents.
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DH1 1rtnl Ifpnnft.

ON r'al R"p"ri.
The following is the official vote of
Hancock county at the Presidential
election in November last, as found
in the report of the Secretary of
State.
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Coming Ei' ctioo.

Election day is one week from next
Monday 'pril 2d We hope Union
men throught the county will he pre-
pared for it. Make your nomina
tions, aud get everything in readi
ness to make a good fight,
Some dav should be fixed in which
the nominations in each township
should be made. Tuesday, Marcl
2ith would be rs good day as any
and we suggest that as the time -
Make the nominations on that day
and send III the names and have then
published.
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On the 18th inst, in Fostoria, O.,
, by Rev. w. S. Lunt, Grafton h. lales
: and Mary K. Ebersole, both of Ar
! cadia.
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Thr ', " tne,or ,I,n~"

Thr v " tn.iDc ,i.'u~"
Belonging TO the Louisville IL Lake
Erie X. X at this place, was blown
over Oh Wednesday evening last
1t was Il frame building, and was but
lately built, and must have been
very loosely put together How ii
escaped the heavy blow of Saturday
night, is a mystery. Probably it was
wrenched on that OCCASION, and the
wind of Wednesday finished the work
Fortunately the engine had not been
run in, aud therefore was saved from
being buried in the ruins.
Gold closed in New York, Tues
day, at | 56. BY private dispatch
on ednesday it was l 81.
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Nv. A. JonHsoS Sir: Ny vito wss
taken had with II famaiorv rheumatism ~
March last. she was very mnuh swollen Snd
confined 10 her bed. l was ADVISED To try
your RheumaiiG Compound and blood pari'
her, ~ / GIT II tottle Uf II, and before ths
half o. il was usep she was entirely we'll
The cure wa4 IL perfect one-l never say
such a maLicine. She had only taken three
du.es of II lill the pam aud swelling began 10
gbAto. Al YOU medicine wants 10 10 DO
kuuS IN order 10 give II success.
Yuura AfeC CtiOnatcly,
JihES Nc tI4i9fER.
My residence 10 No. Us Cherry Alley,
where nv wiio can bs seen ny any person
doubling tine truth oi the sboy3.
Pttsburgh, April l9Ih, lSCA'
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Tickets

Tickets.
Send in and get your tickets print
ed for the election. We will print
them Tor fifty cents per hundred.
Send in early.
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VALUABLE OF for sale.

yUyHE unuers,sDed offers tor salo Al !, bar
gam y nice building lot, ON Main street
tn North findlay. the lot IL u good one
pleasantly situated and but u short distano
Iron, the 'businOss part of town. For hrthe
information GA on y. Y. WlNDEhS.
kAren 3-vkln<lU
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DeRes Competition

In Northwestern Ohio. Particularly does he
claim SUPERIORITY over EASTERN "ohh'
that many are In the hsbit ~ buying.
GOOD HORSES taken In exchange Tor
urk
REP ,IRlNG PROMPTLY DoyE AMI salts
otlnn gwen In ali ctsos. ). r. khhh'
JKnutrv t3. tS6t viino3ttf
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DIR. psr'n -
Will be in Findlay, on Thursday
and Friday, june LIST and I'd
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SEVEN HIlY LOAN.

The Notes are issued under date OF = adgus
18th, lsGi, aud are payable three yesrs IRON
that umo, in currencv, or are convert lie :,
the option uf the holder INTO
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Nh. Joastls -Da. S,r Til!i IL 10 certify
hat was h4ily crippled w'th ehr"aic alsu.
natsln for eighteen OF twealy years; par:
ol thetims Was nut ablo Ia .el about.
tIied all the rheumatic remedies that cod
hear Of, but found no reiiof until tried
/. our Rheum.ric compoai.i ah' bl'ni Puri.
her. | usod but three.foHr:hs NJ :. bottle of
II an dit oured mo sound aid we'll. My vito
slRO " - All ciod with the salse disease. and
u small por,IOn al u curou her. | am nsar.
is seventy yeara OF sgs, aud II Ia over Hour
yeara since | Was cured, AMI naso noi been
IT, ,ubled with II since. II UIul DIS lls great
10 Iarnlsh YOU wlLh thls certificate,
SO thAt you can Aeier others Yuo are hli, ,clud
with rheumatism 10 ne
remain, yours truly.
ANDREW ARMo lrOSG,
No. 10 James street, A!leshsn. City.
Alleg heny, MI, 81, 1854.
Prepared by e"
Il. e. SELLERS& CO.,
ISole Prop,lelors,l
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u. -. $3.50 aiX percent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium oi
lime per cent, including gold interest from
Nov. whlon makes the actual profit on the
7'3O loan. ut current ra es, ncluding interes
about ten per cent. per annuh,, besides It's
exemption from stale and municipal taxation.
which adds Il Om ose la three per cent more
according 10 the rate ioviod on other proper
IS. The Interes, is payable semi annually
by coupons attached to each note. which may
be cut OF and sold 10 any bank or banker.
The interest amounts -
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9anistA -Stffersonias
Local and Miscellaneous.
FINDLAY UNION MEETING

There will be meeting of the Un.
ion men of Findlay Tp at the Court
House, on
SATURDAY, MARcH 25rH, 1865,
For the purpose of nominating Town
ship Officers, to he voted for at the
ensuing Spring election. t.t
BY Order of Committee.
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Piano.

Piano. T-~ aJ--g
Call at Mrs. Mefiord,s and see a
beautiful piano thatiS for sale at a
bargain.
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I.pttpr-

tsfttPE-
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
office at Findlay. State { Ohio, on
the oath dav of March. 1865:
Wilson Blaiz 3, Mrs. Elizabeth Bar.
Der. / z. Bauld, Daved Coons, Mrs.
Elizabeth Conks. Mrs. Martha Collier,
Miss Susan Decker. Mrs. Elizabeth
Deans, Wellncr Duncan, Jackson
airchild, Luke Fellers, Miss Kate
Henderson, Jacob Irwin, Miss Phebe
Ann Jackson, Levi Jacobs, Charles
Johnston, Peter Lines, Miss Mary
Metzker. Charles Morrison, +. ID
Norris, Miss Ellie Pennington, Mrs.
Bateman Powell, Calvin Smith, Peter
Smith, J. j. Stailey, Eliza Sargent,
lydia a Setback, Miss Mary Mahala
Whaley, Anna Weaver
Persons wishing to obtain any OF
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. B. ROTHCHILD =. NJ.
Soldiers-wc think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in lvising YOU in hi
/ advertisement in our columns of to
days paper, TO take bottle of hi
highly recommended Anti-Choler'
Mixture in your knapsacks, it ma,
save the lives of many of our hest sol
dicrs. Mothers, see that yours son
do not neglect it. You can get it a
the Drug Stores at 50 cents per bo,
tie. 1t is the best remedy for DiarI
Ihpa and Dysentery.
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Purify, purify, purify the blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla, and the
humors, arrangements and distem.
pers which pcrvade the system Mt this
season will disappear. we have
tried it and speak with knowledge
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New po,tai Law

Below, our readers will find few
items Of interest, from the new post
al law:
All domestic letters, except letters
lawfully franked. and duly certified
letters of soldiers. sailors and ma.
rines, in the service of the United
States, which are deposited FOR mail
ing in any post office, on which the
postage is unpaid. shall be sent e
the Dead Letter Office; and all let.
ters paid only in part, shall he for.
warded, charged with the unpaid rate
to he collected on delivery.
Any person wilfully injuring oil
tearing down any letter box or 9th
or receiving boxes established fol
the deposit of mails, shall, for every
such offence, he fined not less thar
one hundred. nor more than one thou
sand dollars, or be imprisoned moi
less than one, nor more than thre,
years, or both, according to the cir
cumstances and aggravations of thu
offence.
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TICKETS FoS sALr 40 BOSTON BY BOAT
OR RAll.
noAr TICKETS noon OK ANY OF rHE souSn LINES.
Fare to all Points as low as any Route
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VERY BEST MATERIAL

And can safely assure those who need any
thing in his mo that they will be sstisaec
with IL after EiyinI Il the ssyerest toss. foi
STYLE, PRICE, aud DURABILITY, he
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Notes Of all the denominations named vii
be promptly furnished upon receipt OF sub
lcrIlIiInna IhlS u
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BuGGiES,
CARRIAGES,
SULklES,
SLElGHS, SO,

OF everystyls and variety.
He employs mona but the NEhi bEs
Workmen, uses none but ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01

EAsHIoN PLRAsUR1 GROUND fnofTNq-sA
match fos tscs SssSsss s. famous si.nica: onnoasr:
Mace has charge Of The and Dan fnfer
Chief Both horses doing veil epa IN Ss great
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EXPRESSES.

IlURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS FURNITURE
ID families moved city country Planofores furniture
boxed and shipped Furniture storsd. Oaee lls West
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
~ loA hands high bay perfectly sound; also handsome
Rockaway Carriage and Harness viii be sold low Can bt
at Cedar street opposite the Post Office between the
hours Of II A. NJ and L. NJ Also four spring light Wa
gon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01

nl HoyT DENTIST, ORIGINATOR OF ANAEsrHE-
~ NC nitrous oxide has used = 70. years With peri sct sue
often Extracting fourteen 10 sixteen teeth ~ single
operation without knowledge Of the patient omca go
Or0Adway, near ElghtAaDAb stvest
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C0LTON DENTAL. ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THB
~ anDsthetic Of nitrous oxide and have made
speciality may 1868 They have never had failure
even patients who had tried choroform IN vain nor The
out pain; win make charge where this not fulhled 70
the otter The most delicate breathe the gas With safety
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
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Between GENERAL q

LIOR SALE-A DOUBLE BARREL CHARLES Lam
caster Gun, twelve bore with complete f7O
sterling ApplyAt the Office Of E. Lamontagne, No vii
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yyTANTED-A FIRST CLASS SUGAR REFINER. ON
w who is well audited TO take charge Of n III hous
hear Of situation, with good wages by adj
dressing box 2706 Post Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

Is entirely uOiseless,
war;. - ~ ~ ~
The PArESrED NEEDLE cannot be set wrong.
cannot he set wrong
II fnn@ isster than any other.
will never drop sttch
lt "a the only practical Machiue which All can tse
~ does the finest and neatest work ever known and
A varieties OF family sewing in the most perfect
No other machine takes the TWISTED IooP Srrrcu.'
II cannot be adjusted or got out Of order
u uses the 'HOrATIEa HsOK" !"
Whatever the merits OF other machines II Il no
dlsp p'ragement TO say the Wilcox a Gibbs is WORTH
20 the public
The Gold Medal at the Americaa Institute, and nn.
merous First Premiums at Siats Fairs, and at the
meetings OF MechapicM and Scientific soeiet es ali
over the world, are among ts trophies.
Ii is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
CINCIEKATIi 70 West 4thlst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

The agent of Humphreys homeopathic
Specifics has received a very important add.
ton to his list Of Humphreys homeopathic
speeihe Remedies in the shape of Specific
NO "a, which cures diptheria and liberated
sore throat These specifics have obtained
a wide celebrity among medical practitioners
and are very largely used by them, being
prompt, efficient, reliable and convenient An
extended advertisement in another column
gives a list of the different specifics, the dis
eases which they remedy, and the prices Tn,
cases Tor family use are especially worthy of
attention, and also the new department Of
veterinary specifics The headquarters Of
Humphreys Specifies Homeopathic Medicine
20. is at 562 BRoADwAY, New York-Boston
Traveller
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
I,sm. from W..hlng,on.

WASHINGTON, June president johnson
to day moved his residence TO the White
House, of which he has uow taken full posses.
sion.
The Government yesterday dispatched five
hundred men with lnlrenchment too+s and
collins to the battle-6elds of the Wilderness,
for the purpose Ci decently nlerring the re.
mains of all soldiers exposed to view of which
there is quite number
An Alabama delegation called at the State
Department this morning for the purpose of
paying their respects to Secretary seward.
They we're cordially received by the Secretary
Yesterday and to-day quite number Of
the rebels officers in the Old Capitol prison
took the oath of allegiance.
Secretary Seward walked to the State De.
partment to-day from bis residence, for the
first since he received his injuries. His lady,
who has been confined TO her bed for week
past, is quite loW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
FORENOON REPORT.
An.irs III r.I.s.

:
NEw YORK, June lO.-The Tribunes cor
respondent with the feet of Galveston. NAV
24lh says:
Galveston was evacuated by the rebel, on
mat day 1t appears that few DAYS previ.
ons'y number OF paroled rebel officers were
brought from New Orleans aud landed among
them General Wilcox, well known in Texas,
and II was hoped they would influence a sur,
render. This proved TO be the case. as ON
the I4th OF May the announcement was made
oy signal Galveston was cunniuply eyaoua.
ted When the Federal troops entered il
was found tha, each soldier had taken his mns.
ket and marched home
Inc famous blockade rupner Denbiph was
run ashore aud destroyed
Inc Heralds Texas correspondent saws
Forts Mannahassett and Griffin, strong works
Geiendlng Sabine Pass, were occupied by
Lieutenant Commanding Pennington of the
uuh boat O~asca without opposition on the
Zoth ut The rebel troops had all evacuated
before tue arrival of the Federal forces. 1t
was SAID that they left in state of mutipy,
ana that this was the prevalent condition Of
the rebel forces generally in Texas prior and
at the time OF Kirby Smiths surrender
Nlneheavy guns aud other valuable property
'""''" q" tneeo TWO IOftS Delegations
OF citizens met Commander Pennington and
expressed themselves as willing to surrender
every thing. They were anxious TO take the
oath OF allegiance and delighted at their res.
toraton TO tho protection of the National
Goyernment, and this seemed TO be the feeling
OF the Texans generally
JEFF DAVIS TO De TRIED ny CIVIL corpr
The Times Washington special saws we can
say authoritatively that the Government has
positively determined that JEFF Davis shall bs
tried by civil tribunal This question was
decided IN Cabinet meeting within the week
past Where the trial will take place has NOT |
beeen decided
STATE AGENTS SETTLING SOLDIERS AccouNrs
State agencies generally devote themselves
10 settling soldiers accounts. thus relieving
our bravo men from the risk fbeinp swinded |
anprincipled sharpers.
COLLECTOR APPOINTED.
Monsell d Field Iats Assistant Ssere,arv
II the Treasury has been appointed Collector
d Internal Revenue for the Sixth District of
New York.
The special TO the Herald dated Washing.
on 9th, says, the Georgia delegation recon
nends to the President, Isaac Scott, of Ma.
'on, Tor Provisional Governor, and pro mise 10
END Joshua Hill to the United States Senate