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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
DIABETES

Is = disease OF the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, thSt
affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease is the inversion OF the iarchy
principle (Or vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO An Excess
sive secretion OF water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignoran, Of il; that is, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get uD from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken Of il
uutil their attention called tothe al We disc
OF water, and often when it is 81 far udy anced M
to be beyond the control Of o. binary remedies
Another symptom is the extreme thirst, which
when the disease is fully established. is intolera-
ble-th. patient drinEs constantly mithoht b.ing
sdtt:fed also drvness Of the mouth, crsckinp 81
the lips. \ sweet breath. in the more ads anced
cases. aud finally loss otappetite. rinacistion, and
the patient " nduMlv sinks from Exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WArERis without doubt, the only
known remedy for dah,t.s, and We have much
confidence that Il is IA specific ~ "" have that OPT
um will produce sleep. and t'uthfuly say that it
has cured every case in which il has beer used.
STONEI> THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC. ETC,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion in the
one cas-. being too little and accompanied by Sc
we're pain. and the other too profuse secretion
which will be speedily cured by the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTll uTiON WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY Known REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY Known REMEDY FOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
UNDERWOOD l. co.,
GENERAL Commission MERCHANTS

Cor. Las'slie 4 " ashington SITS. q, cage.
r. L. UNDERWOOD. SIDNEY L. UNDERWOOD.
nEN. ~. UNDERWOOD.
We give our personal attention to the dspos-
81 Of property consigned 10 Us. also to the cond,-
Tor shipment or 10 hold on margins tor sale in
this aud Eastern marketa. We have e experience
in and can hand both hre sdstuffs and Provis-
ions and oil HcsterL produce to good advantage.
nov -dly UNDERWOOD L Co..
Cor. LaSalte 4 Washington ssts., Chicago.
McGRAW L ELLIOTT.
GENERAL
AuctjODeerS 4 CouuISNsn MerchautS
Brady sas Get. bet. Ath 4 6ah,
DARTlCCLAR attention paid to out door
i sales aud all business entrusted to their
care nOv4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
To LADIES.

TO LADIES.
lfyou require areiiable remedy to restore you uss
Or. Aarvey'O Female elllo,
. nc yer -fsihrg remedy TO- the removal Of Vb-
s.ru .tions mdff.r from WAaf cause fhsy ariss.
They are safe aud sure and will restore nature in
every case, They are ais eficacious IN all cas-
en Of weakness Whites. Proiapsus &c Sold in
Boxcs containing Go Pills. Price OSs nolLsR.
Or. Havey's Golden Pills.
A remedy far xp c,sl cases, four degrees
stronger than the above price Five Dollars per
boz.
A pavArs CsscuIAR TO Ladies' with fine anat-
omical engrsvings. sent free on receipt Of direct
cd envelope nd stamp
Send tor IA HAavsY's Priv ate Medical Adv,s.
er. addressed 10 females. loo pagca. giving full
Instructions. lc cents required for postage. II
you cannot purchase the pills Of YOUR druggist.
they will be sent BY mail. post paid. secure from
observation on r-ceip, OF ~ BY Or. }. BR AN.
COnsdi.ing thvsic,an. A42 BLoadwnv, New York.
Dealers supplied BY Demss Barnes 1 Co..
Wholesale Agents. New York. nov6dwly
lOneasmptlOn. AcroGaIa. RAea.
s0at1ssa. &c.
HEGEMAN 4 co = GENUINE MEDICINAL.
COP LtV Err OIL hiss proved. bv 81 years cxpc
rienec, the most valuable remedy N ne, ~
while i, cures the dis sse. u gives strength aud
flesh TO the put,ent Warranted pure and made
from fresh Llvers Sold b., Drugy' sts generally
HEGEMAN 1 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists. New York.
~ a,emas 90 cave ~ obOODmrs.
HE"tMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZlNE
remove Paint Grease spots, &c in family. snd
cleans Silks, Ribbons Gloves &c equal to new
only rs cts per bottle. Sold BY Druggists.
HICKMAN 4 Co,
Chemists and Druggists. New York.
ceapprsl 0emmsls 4 Gac~. More
Lips. l'1siDlplss ins. &c.
HEGEMAN 4 Co.'s CAMPHOR ICE WITH
GLiCERiNE. cures Chapp.d Hands. Ac. imm,
diatcly. and will keep the skin soft and smooth
IN the coolest weather Sold by Druggists. =
Price % cents: sent by mail for 81 cents.
noy1 SIN HE1EMANd CO.,
Chemists aud Druggists, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
Ola BETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATAKRH
Of THE BLADDER
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPAIN-
Full UKlNATING.
For the diseases il is truly asovereigs remedy,
and too much cannot he snid IN it's p,ulse. A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur.
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back aud thro Oh the hips, A
teaspoontul day OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced gwen up the use Of buchu, eu
bebs. and juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, aud only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
l,0sssftissit0n Water
Has proved itself equal 10 the task that has de
v0lved uDon it,
n0uIR ETTs2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

pFice o.
Those asiicsed With Hernia Deafness Ystua, Piles.
Nocturnal EmiesonA vafcocee by enclosing stamp
Wi receive price list Of remedies Tor tesee
diseases.
TWE ELECTRO MAGNETIC PRIvENflvk-Those
.srine limit their offspring, ene4ose stamp ~
Psmpf let contain ing ~igr wings and lanstons Oe
the apove prev. h,ve with essay on the SUBJECT Of
prevention. All cOsTespos dence cerodehtial
Address all letters Ia
n. WILLIAM. n -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

VuVHE KESiUENCEUF q. X. BARD, formerly
i occupied bv Aimct Ske~l. Esq. ON 4th ST.,
oppusite the Court House, is for ssle ut he very
low priceuf q, 900. Possession given in media
tely For further particulars address,
4, h kAktl aoun lowe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
IOWA CENrRA Al
INSURANCE COMPANY
once on WAshingtOn ST.,
IOWA CITY. IOWA.
n n ,.na A. 81 AKAA- 0MA. II ~

IOWA CITY. IOWA.
Authorized Ca pis n sS0o. ooo.o 30
OFFICERS:
lion. q. W. McCLxAav. President.
q. w. DoppxR, Vice President.
Wa. SrswAsr. Secretary.
:. : : I I:s..; General Agents.
RucKnAx / MAssa, Agents.
OlRKc .Oas AND RsseRRNCxs
Hon. g. W. McC.esry, lion Chas. McCollster
l.. r. Frost, Geo. l.. Rupert
J. x. llartsock. David Wray.
sylvester Johnson. Chas. Il. berryh,ll.
Hon. Jas. Is. Edn. Jnds, | Hon. W. T. Baker,
Geo. W. Dodder. John Z. Jennings
Geo Brush, y. n. Fairxii.
&. A. voxt, j. NJ. EIlwook,
Simon Hotx. Rev. Brush,
Hon. Ira Z. n chell. VIM. J. stewart
SsC0se y SertOee,
"AvE OPENED A STORE. - 1.0 Wea.
IL d Street. East side between lhl Z end
Fourth. south end Of d Z. tldridges GiVcery
store, and first door above Mr. Lyters Flour
Store. where they intend keeping Depot tor
Vegetables. Berries in their season, Lake and
River Fish, Oysters. Butter, Eggs. Poultry.
Lard. Honey. Fruit. and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Farpaers and lsardners
vill do we'll % call aud get the cash for your
goods. Quick sAles : email profits, 10 oar motto.
Come right along and get What is good for your
self and children At SWAN 4 SEXTON,
aprlsdtf SAX Brady street. East side.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
THO A. l,aDl'00 RAN,
CARPENTER and Joiner,
Resideaacc for safe.

Commerc,at Att,y, OPP. Post oHee.
JOBHING AND CARPENTER WORK done
u in the best manner. on short notice ag2sly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
A Great Bareaim.

For 9ale-the Brick hoses end lot occupied ~
st.. bet.sen Vine and Marquette. The house
and lot and one hslf istersss n the batch Facto.
~ will Be aold together or sepesste. = the most
reasonable terms. For partiusars esll on
ALExANUHR 4 HCHUfT. ARents.
deedf LEI Nat Raak bniI1lue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

Conseu ~ nces - Dna1geselOn.
what's rant, or title, station, state Of eealehs
70 that far greater biesstnE, h slthf
whats hoss~, or lard, dresr, vine, ~ mat.
Nor 20 about in ~omfortf H-re's the SuestlosS
Whst's 81, ue world vithost good digestIonf
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
'Em,fgratfon7 70 g she south.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept s.-There is
now considerable tide of emigration from
the North Most of 1t is under the auspices
of the General Southern Land Agency,
which has established an Office for the
Northern States at No. go Broadway, New
YOrk.rThe company offers land for sale
through allathe Southern Statesg and Its
agents estimate that at least 100000 emf
grants will go from the n Northern States
opposition to the movement when it first
commenced, but the southern people are
gradually becoming favorable to the new
6rder of things, and are putting their lands
In the hands of these agents at low figures,
many OF them being convinced that north
ern men will greatly assist the development
of the resources of the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Commercial
says the SUPPLY of-gold is being, heavily
drawn upon by the demand for duties. for
the South and for foreign export. 1t is
impossible to say whether the Sub-Treasury
is selling, secrecy being observed in those
operations with the most 'serupulous care.
Merchants are embarrassed by this secret
management of public business. They can
form no opinion as to the probable move
mepts of the Treasury in the matter of sell
ling gold, and therefore cannot judge as to
Government should sell fifteen millions of
gold within the next sixty days it is quite
likely it would prevent rise OF per cent.
in the Premium. This uncertainty is very
embarrassing to buyers of gold and ex-
change, and indeed to the mercantile COM
munity generally. The price Was steady
to-day at 144ss44.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
New YorIr stock NIarI1et---sept. IA.
New York Market--Sept. IL.

ASHES-Dnll. .,' -
.COITON-SIore active and higher at 4Sc for mid
FLOUR-Less active and 5@lSc lower. o. sOa7 IS
Ohioi % 2Osll OO for trade brands. Market closed
~ HIIsKY- Firm, Western q Is. and small lots
WHEAT-Un CAoice spring scarce and
brings full prices. Market for other kinds dull and
nominaly lC92c lower. 81 589l 64 for Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club 81 So for No Chicago
Friee al extreme. ln rsga gs4 ~ 900 yn
D. BARLEYEStead New four rowed state at 81 Q5.
BARLEY MAET-Dull. l'ih77 - Tr''''s''''
-iGORN-lc lower for sound mixed Western. 70
oAIS-Dull and lc lower; 54D5ec for state; $50 for
RiGE-DuIl. ,si7rdu4asH ,yirHf, ''er0 'r'''
SUGiAR,-Steady. 1s9I4c for Porto Rico; 1s9I4Xc
foF Cuba AZ! Mi!IsGcoyado; e Havana l4o. .brgo- fJca7
H0PS-:Steady. 2O95oc for '64 CROP. 4oooo for 'o5
erpP! 4. batalci "'s Ir1.. ~ js1 ~ 5hnhi o0t
OpETROLE UM-Firm at 34c for crude; 5595sc for
refined in bondi 74977cfor refined. free.
TPORk--Quiet and steady &C $3i 00d 81 25 for new
mess closing at S2 25 CASH $3o93l for 1868 and 64
$23 75g2f IS for prime; S26 25928 60 for prime
messf 3sS0bbls new moss FOR Sept, Oct, and Dec.
seeT p aRd bpyers option, at 500 5o9Ssto y nr.ol
plain ci caa 'SSsSse g fdF safs & Ssjs ~ i0i
bBEEF HAMS--Quiet and firm. 79 yG'' ~ en4
,n,GSs ~ MEATS-Steady lat l5@l6h for shoulders;
.gAG0E-Quiet. Largslots offered above the views
of buyers. road ..if,Te7 0Tsi' SiIH itThI
,tAkH1;TDe Decidedly frmer at 9I s2sxc. siela rod.
BsSIIEkhActive aud firm at 2sSSacf for ohiO %
CHEESE-Dull at 10 el6)5c. ln.'gnp o7'iW, b|' SOC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
49, uVsFE1r1 uXzY
QbfSl(9rap5lt, lj|l).l {|:)pl5
. From NYashington.tr,, ~

New York, Sept. 11.-The Herald'sspe-
cial says: The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs has just received from Superinten-
dent Irish, of Utah, Information that he has
succeeded in negotiating with the Indians
of that territory; the effect of which, If
ratified, will be to place upon,a most satis-
factory basis the relations Of the Govern
ment with all the tribes in that section.
The Times Washington special has the
following: In the Fourth Auditors De-
partment, during the month of August,
1872 naval accounts were settled. The ag-
gregaate anionatof these ACCOUNTS Is S5,3i6,-
Brigadier General E. F. Dent, brother-in-
law of General Grant, has been rlaeed in
command Of the garrison of this city, num-
bering over 5000 men.
Since our last report the President has
granted pardons to the following named
persons, citizeIis, of Texas; j., IL, Hutch-
Mahon, Allen Lewis, John W Woolston, j. M.
Brown and NIL. Mott. 2 ''''f
The Tribune's Washington special says:
1t Is now stated the.trial of JEFF. Davis will
Immediately follow on the final disposition
of WirtZ. The statement is also revived
that he will be tried i'm Richmond, II M
The POstoiiicei Department. is In receipt
of quite number of remttances from par
ties who were indebted to postmasters at
the time of secession, but a still larger num-
Der very cody write the Department asking
for payment of accounts due them for pos
tai service rendered the United States up to
the period of rebellion.
Ex-C9pgressman VIM. D. Bishop = has
beenf here the past Week efldRavoring to Sc
cure the release OF the rebel Secretary NAL
lory.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
The wir1z Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.--Mr. Baker asked
that messenger be dispatched South for
certain witnesses, as necessary for the de-
fense. H '..
The Court decided that the question
would be decided on the production of affi-
davits from the prisoner as to what he in
tended to prove by them. 'g r- =
Mr.. Baker made exceptional remarks
which involved the integrity Of some of the
witnesses, and the unworthy motives by
which they were influenced. ea ~ Aa- ID
The Court gave time to Mr.. Baker to make
good his assertion, .,at i...gt .4l-.suy
Gen. Wilson testified that the officers
whom he semitic arrest Captain Wirtzwere
not authorized to promise him anything,
except that he should not be killed or hang
ed on his way, and he belieyed Major Noyes
did prevent him from getting killed by his
guard at Chattanooga. He also testified to
other facts in connection with the Ander-
SOnYille prison. = = - -. ------- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Southern Items.

sNEw YoRK, Sept. l1.AThe Wilmington
Herald, of the 9TH, says Gen. Crook took
command there on that day, vice General
Ames. = - -. - = 80 - i -
The Richmond papers make an important
correction in the reading of Wise's letter to
Gen. Grant. Instead Of saying, slong- be-
fore the war, indeed, had made. up hismihd
to advocate emancipation" he said "long
before the war ended" 1t thuszappears
the war had produced the conversion.
4 The Savannah Heralds Jacksonville (Fla.)
correspondent says within the past month
that city has been improved greatly, and
business is prosperous. The railroad to ST.
Marks is in full operation, and two steamers
afe TO run to New York, and two more tC
New Orleans, Large quantities of cotton
arrive daily from the interior. Gov. Mar.
vim has ordered an election for delegates tc
the Convention on The 18th of October. z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
CLEVELAND Market.


FL0UR-City brands he'd at $40 for Xxx red; 81
for Xxx white. Sales 100 bbls Xxx rcd, . Wheat
City, at 50 50; 100 bbs XX red, country made, at
$500. pm III. ."- '.'' .i'~ -
WHEAT-Sales . cars No red from store at
81 So car do do at 81 oil; car Noe white on track
at 50 90, ....,,.
G0RN-SaIes of 2OOo bush No 9 mixed from store
at zoe. ~ L.at ~ d. o.. ' .'i. !-l,i' ~tN!+
0ATSzSales cars from store attic, f...rIr
RYE-Qliet. Sale car No 2 on track at &c..
BARLEY Quiet. Held at 81 O5 for No Q; SHOE
] Is for Mel. ~ - ....y'-. -l p .-.' :
BEEF-City mess held at 80 90, with light do
mand. b. f|. 'iI '-- ..'.. ..- - ''-.
4 LARD-Firm at 24c for city-rendered in barrels
and tierees.- . - --s, Cd 7.,-s 20 .- .s.--
SMOKED MEATS-Firm and in good request
at unchanged prices. We quote; Plain-cured hams,
canvassed, Csc; Shoulders, 100; Bacon 2Oc; Dried
Beef go. D. 40 q iaia go ..si.1i-.,.'u1
HiGHWINES-Firrm at 50 "a. Demand light, ..
ALC0H0L-Steady and firm. Held at 50 4Ss 4 IS g
for 98 percent. Cologne Spirits, 08 per cent 81 63.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 5000 a: .!Ts9rgg
PE.TREQLEUM;17Demapd active and prices ad-
vancing Refined held to-day at 70c present deliye-
ry. Liberal orders are being received by refners.
but generally they are only supplying customers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Capt. Heisler Murdered.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-The Savannah
Republican of the 9TH contains an account
of the murder of Capt, Heisler, of the 33d
u. S. colored troops, at Augusta, on the
night of the 9Th. by three young men, men,
bers of three of the most respectable fami-
lies of that place. 1t appears the Captain
was discovered in company with mulatto
girl who was the mistress of one of the
young men, and they all attacked him with
theirrcvolvers, one ofthe shots penetrating
his neck and proving mortal. Notsatisfed
with this they fell ouiqhis prostrate body,
inficting several CHASTITY cuts with knives.
The affair had caused such wide spread ex-
citement that there was danger Of riot,
and threats were made Of burning the city.
The murderers were arrested and quiet re-
stored. .,gtyg u-;gofl - ( reT or ror8l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
.ExcItement in llle Aboli1Ion Cnump. CuunuD

NEw YoRk, Sept. 1.-THE Commercials
Washington special says: Leading politi-
clans of the Republican party have gath
cred in this city to consider their policy in
thefall elections and In the new Congress.
The edifference of opinion is wide, and ex-
cites angry controversy, Thurlow Weed
is playing prominent part. He has warn
ed the radicals that they will be displaced
from power If they press their extreme
views upon the people. 1t Is doubtful
whether the conflicting elements can be
harmonized.a Senator Wilson, in behalf of
the New England 'Congressmen, seems to
reject all compromises. His plan is to rely
on the party majority In Congress to resist
the admission of Southern States, and vir-
tvally,appeal to the people against Presi-
dent JOhnsOn's policy. The conservative
Republicans propose TO meet the difficulty
In the New York Democratic nominations
by nominating Generals SfOcum and Pat-
rick, and LIcius Robinson The leading
New York Republicans have, bad numef-
GUS interviews with Secretary Seward, with
whom the project has been discussed. The
radicals have been reinforced by General
Butler, and a lively time is expected. In. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Banquet Given 10 English Cap
italists.

New YORK, Septerhber 1.-THE Herald's
Meadville, Pa, correspondent gives an ac-
count of grand banquet given last Satur-
day night, in that place, by the A. and G..
w. Railroad Company to the English capi-
'talists who arrived in this city on Tuesday
last, and who are now on tour of inspec-
ton of the public works and other enter
iprises of this country and Canada. Some
otCthese gentlemen are relargely Interested IN
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad,
and assisted materially in its construction.
Mr.. L. e. Hommideer, presided at the
banquet, and Mr.. Reynolds, former Pres
ident of the road, made the speech well
coming the distinguished guests, whichi
was responded to on their part by Sir Nor
ton Peto. Other speeches were also made.
Together with these, the handsome decora-
tions of the room and the good things set
before the company, a rare treat was en-
loved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
TO TTNVALIDs.

AClsrsyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered q safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been sl-
ready cured by this noble remedy Prouted BY q
desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will
send the receipt for preparing and using this med.
cine. in scaled envelope, TO any one who needs it,
Free Of CHARGE ''''. -.' '"
Please inclosea postpaid envelope. addressed te
yourself. p Address. ". '..7 ''' ~.
% lg'fraf'. JOSEPH T. INMAN, "
'"... /" .Hi STATION u. BIBLE HOUSE,
moh2f65.dly New York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Proclamation of Gov, Hamilton.

New YORK, Sept. MISREPRESENTATION
OF Provisional Governor Hamilton, of Tex
as, already referred to, lays down the regu-
lations and preseribes the plan whereby
the people. ofSthes State shall be ehabled to
take the oath of amnesty and allegiance to
the National Government, and qualify
themselves to vote for delegates to the State
Convention and to sit in that body. The
chief justices and clerks of the county
courts are, to constitute the boards, 1.-THE
several counties for administering the oath
and keeping a list of the names of those
ance of this duty they are required to be in
session at least one. day in each. week until
theirwork is accomplished. SFhe Governor
concludes by urging the citizens to come
forward and take this preliminary step in
the work of restoring their civil govern
ment. ,j loys Hin t'h1.. D 90" .H' o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
Gen. SIOcum -CoIored
Troops to be Remover from Wis
sissippi.. correspondence between
Gen. DIegia and Gen. steele. 70

New ORLEANS, Sept. little steamers
Guiding Star, Monterey and George Wash
ington from New York, arrived. Us d
q The Times Jackson special says It Is
credibly rumored that Gen. Slocum has
rendered his resignation in consequence bf
the Presidents ENDORSEMENT of Gov. Shar-
keys action. .;.,'.la ..,,, ....,..r.,l. ~
The News predicts, confidentally, that
the colored troops will be marched out of
the State for muster ont or, transfer to
another locality. gro ',p'F aH'- ~
An Engine aud one passenger car were
precipitated down high, embankment
near Clinton, Missouri. fortunately no one
was hurt. ''''a. -. ..l ~ ~
The Matamora Monitor contains an in
teresting correspondence between General
Megia and Gen. Steele. The former COM
plains that Corlinas had fired on body of
lmperialists, while the bandit was taking
refiIgeih Texas. Steele replies, regrettina
the violation of the international law, Rnd
stating that it was against his expresssin-
junction to Cortinas, who, he said, had
complainedlof sinilaroutrages on the part
of Megias men. r- H.. rr ....r,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
N Rational TcIegrnphic Union.

/ CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE. National Tele-
graphic Union met this afternoon in Con-
cert Hall of the Opera House, and was call.
ed to order at three o'clock by President
Hammond. Reports of the President
Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary
were received. After some other prelim-
inary business, the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning, to await the ar
rival of several delegates now EN- route.
ALL the Northern States are represented IN
the Convention. h !,, .l.,.,l'..' N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12
A Delegation Of SOutherners at
WashingtOn--lnter Revenue.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Posts Wash
ihgton special says large delegation from
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi,
Tennessee and Virginia is at the White
House. Their object is to assure the Presi-
dent that his policy and course towards the
South are meeting the general approval of
the people of those States. The delegation
declares that in return they will give the
The receipts of internal revenue during
the past week were thirteen million dollars.
Secretary Seward has not yet returned.
It is thought he has extended his visit to
Richmond,UGJ iHs.s 1I ,sT3'isd iolsla.. .H'-