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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
By the Governor Of West Virginia,
III ORGANIZATION.

uTHEREAS, AN CIlIGIfIA AL VACANCY
NV exlltl ID the ON o OF Judge fnrthe Ninth
IndlClAl Circuit and q VncAncy has been OC-
CAslOnNd in The oillca 81 Judge for the Tenth
judicial CiTCult 81 tn removal by the Legs.
iatufO, Of John ~ : ~ lpedy, nom Rlld olilcC
both Of which WI 1hcilS have been TOM
p0fAfily dllnd Ia Tie manner prescribed by
iiRV. And, ~ \ ~ u n1ale The duty Of
M Governor 10 flVe notice x such YHc0n-
cIOl hy nFOclanla on, and ~ Me 5aule to
appoint some day, MOI le.sl s1lfty nor
MON than sixty days nom me y fepl,
for holding elections 70 MI sd VEGA ~
Now. ihefeinFn, /, Arthur ]. B0toInali, Cow
aPnnf hi fhe Htlie Of West Virginia, heIRhV
GivS n6iitN az tho vacancies existing a. lfdFi@
IN. and 0nloint THURSDAY, the Twenty, Slyth
finy f0si6lleF next for holding elections to an
lSld VnoAnei6l And the supervisor and iTl-
TpNcAoN az CleCtion ~ each voting place with
Al mo SnVpFal counties composing the Ninth
6nd TOnth md lciRl Circuits, are hereby direct
"a IA nod CleCtions a. their several places ul
VOtinF, on the day and for the otflceS herein
hO6nF6 spec i6etl, and 70 make due TOtuFn there.
al m accordance with section forty-thTce Of
chRntGr one hundred of tho Acts OF eighteen
dFeI and siXty-three.
X Int liniOny whereof, have here.
unto set my hand and caused tho seal
~ % the said State TO be AiIlxed at the
Capital In The city or Wheeling, this
fhiIty.dfSt day OF August, IN the year OF our
,fnri lghteen hundred and Nxty-hVe, and
nm ate the third.
ARTHUR !. FOREMAN.
ly tho Governor:
e IilYII,I.E D. HALL, Ssect'y Of the state.
u, PkrA4ffNNN a. NN lrf.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
Tbc cold Market.

NEW York, Sept. 4.-GOld Is n fraC-
ton lower. The advance o. BIDS IN
London and the favorable character oil
the debt statement counteracted the
upward tendency, arising nom the ac'
IKE custom demand. The price has
ranged at 14SS<aliik.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

New YoitR, ssbt. I'd Is expected
that the algonquin 4 WinnGilski VIII
begin their trial Of power this week
surely, The WinnOoslli L. all ready for
the Contest. The North Carolina nus
ceased 10 be receiving ship, and Will
now be fitted up as an ordinary vessel.
Can't. McKInstry, who has conducted
her for the past year, will take COM
nand Of one Of the SCREW sloops.
The JananPse gItnboat Fusigama
Capt franklin Hallett, sailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
.ERAFTls DIARRHRA COMPOUND!

AlAh4 U9Ap1l ..ll S S,'ll S SSA'N'
l The only 6aio ana Cettfln SuTelOF
lDIARRH0RA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM.
IL ~ MEl COMPLAINT.
~, i,,,,,,,,,.h ,,,,,l E,c,,,.y, IN,
AVA NJ n n n 5nos ~ iSef y. G7bTGtS. "
WHE PROP lETOllS OF THIS TRULY
u Invaluable medlcine, now oilSr " 70 W.
publ with tull ~ " .l..,
eiit over any o. .tS ,ItS n, ,,Sa
before introduced y hAs Dcen ~ WIN tIt
Sloli ltonea1 IN tll0nsa OF ctlS phcre
az etleF hQttl w. ,!,,
W Dlafflna OF ygAls ttAn1LlS ~ A., I " uet ~
cared by Use ol tigo oullss. auA wv. ~
has ~ y y y @ ~ 1
0lgqet nv u Ift1 tlo AiAlAt vi eNeAa t'0 H'"1S
1illlltut my " I'M. I,-, -. ,,.,,,
lkA1nh ~, ~, ~, N,
~ u.e ipE "! W ~
nid lt tn9 y ,,, aIaStItc royoyn
TINS y WE ~ Y, fS1.
ION ana y ptep Scu WIN tue siS.''S'e
ton and =, .,,a ,,,,,o :, ,,o,,l., ~ tba
= DV'''0 W '''
N al a, ,,,t,,ahIa
i ~ Nv y, ~ n Ky IMAM N
40 ~ y !, n, ,ou,,,pA
VNp, hilu prevent t'A'i'' 'A''e
deAttl. 4. ,,,.,. u,
READ THE N.Y. 4 " Ss,t! IsSs
,Arsa4a. GcCAHE, KRATF 4 Go, GsRtemgl:--
Having 1llrd ISFaftG DlAfT1doh Comp oundt tuf
Camp 6iaThde, With which I have been
Ss1ieIiel MIDI AdVtHg JtrlAd, and hnding II not
onlya present rslse but 9 Es,.o,.l.ss'.t e,
take pleasure IN RECOMMENDING " 70 tIne ~,
Von6l0 notice fallwho may b allES atillcsed
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NeMl YoEl. lIeaeI lIaElsSt,
NEW YoRR, Sept. 4.

MoNEY-Market easy ut sac per cent.
STERLING EXCHANdE-luiet and UNI
changed at lO9k@l0glz. AtEnIcAN
GoLD- Easier, opening ut l44, declining
to 14SS4, advancing to1441li and closing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

NRw York, Sept. An. 7. CurlIss,
late receiving clerk on the Eastern De-
parluenL of the American Telegraph
Company, died Mt his residence In
BROOKLYN, yesterday morning, after II
short but severe Illness. Mr.. Curtiss
has been well known byOur merchants
and the telegraph community since the
first introduction Ofthe telegraph into
public notice.
Advlces have been received from Port
au Prince to the 18th Of August.
An irsurrectiOn which was intended
to aid the rebels at Cape Haytien, has
been promptly suppressed by the gov
ernment forces,
Pesident GifTrard has sent n commits
sion to examine into the condition of
the army which Is besieging Cape Hay
Itlen, The members Of the commission
hive returned u favorable report. They
also advise that, to spare useless blood
shed, + the rebel stronghold should not
be attacked, but strongly invested and
blockaded, so that the rebel ghIriBon
may receive no suceof from outside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

BosToN, Sept. 4.-Commodnre Jno.
Collins, long Of tho United States Navy
.Iltedoil Saturday HttNew Conway, N.
H.. where ne was visiting. He WINS
born In l7a5, served with distinction
during tho Last war with Great Britain,
and eontinuediu active service up 70
wlthinsix years, when i'll health compel
ed him 10 retire.
The steamer Kensington arrived To-
day from New Orleans with s02 bales
ofcottOn and other valuable southern
produce. 81
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baltimore Market.

~ BALTIMORE, Sept. A.
FLoUR-Yery dull, aud declining.
WHEAF-Steady; old red S2@2 80. CORN
Dull; white 0Oc. 0ATs-Heavy at 40.
PROVISIONS Quiet. GRoCER1RsTAer
tive and firm. WHIsKY-Nominal az
g pop 30 M TEtM E,ll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
PhiIaieIphin G,attie lIarltel. /

Cattle are very dull; receipts large;
$500 head, extra 15l9@lG. Sheep dull
and unchanged. Cows in fair demand
al $SOCGT0. Hogs better; 200 arrived;
sales ut Sl66l7 go per 100 lbs, nett
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Poatponement Of the Trial Of Keteh-
uni. the PorEer-,-De Destructive Fire ~
pntrnIeum Centre.

A8-ANl0-NN.NNNSA Nl-N
UNI. the F0rger.',D Destructive Fire n
Petroleum Centre
NEW York, Sept. 4.-Ketchum the
fotger was brought before Justice Hn-
gan this morning accorlingto adjourn.
ment last week. When he appeared In
court he bore the same careless manner
noticed when arrested, and he appear
ed to look with contempt on tho court
and all in the room. Upon being ask
cd II he was ready to proceed with the
examination, he replied that he was not,
as his counsel was absent from the city,
and he would ask an adjournment for
two days. The case was then poStpon-
Cd till next Monday. II was intended
to have the Case presented 10 the grand
Jury to-day, but this adjournment has
made u pOstponGment necessary.
The Post has IL dispatch datcd PetrO-
leum Centre the "a, saying: A fire
caught from n spark from laborer's
pipe on Saturday morning which first
DESTROYED three hundred barrels Of oil
and a tank ut Anderson wells, and
when The tank burst destruction was
spread over I'm acre Of territory, Two
engine houses and derriCks0nd II refine
ry were destroyed. The whole town
was once threatened. The loss IL esIi-
mated ut $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
rN0Gice to Commissions in
pnoreanized Counties.
ogliCI lGaHEA W o. TIE Ill.l SAT- y

N,oAfAFis l{fRst OF THE COUNTIES
Nyywhich l6t SCI held their ant elec.
u flSn, NH rto the Necessary Poll BOOKS
dSiit PIp - RIlil Forms, which u = made
fheif ti6ig ~ y NJ u provide by application
I'd fhis dilief iiing the number Of voting
/ tflkf3l 10 ~ y, and tllrtcling how the
foli books Ct hall Re sent.
filffE iI GRANVILLE D,tldALII,
- .nay,1. intfih1 w. EarNatnPV df'tne State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

NHw York, Sept. 4.--Gold opened at
IA. rose TO IAtIli, and closed At lAlN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
One Latest News.
e TEhEs IL y %.

NJ tlls UniOa GA0ef
oHloa, eomSSOf Monroe and Water STREETS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
AuOOD SAUCE.
CHILPREN'N COACIIEN.

4 Iisr RTCEIYED- Another lot Of Wrought
D Iroh Wheel Coaches lot children, by
~ ~ s-fi.sg4 JO4, GRAVES
le3 No. 70 Monroe street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

WIN md our Stock larger and more varied
In CLOTHING and PIECE GOODS, than ever
before, which we arc determined 10 sell At
Close figures In order 70 still further increase
that branch Of our business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-14
SPECIAL NOb'tCES.


Itch, Itch, Itch scratch, Scratch, scratch
N.o4.ou.. Iut..snf all r.ig t.r l.,. 'n o. .I.'-
Efrp't.4s of 600 -l'H Ir.. 8. ,,nf-. Iur-te lt.
ui q .a..l.ts. s,asiu. 5s oeu'- to Week. d l...
',f. 500 .tH.-. N.s..i.'.l si., Boston. 10 .ll
re 'u.ra..'i tr ila. htc OF po.,s-o. 60 .ay putyi
Go" uii"4 stlt's. $40
Wheeler Il Wilson's Highest Premium
lL.a.-.4.. Do Sealing MHtI.fts, I.y D.. 0ads4y. see
wheeler & Wi-ol's butounoe Na.l.uo. 5Il
The Great Cough Remedy Of all the
tou.u f'm,lIr-. Ne nov IT none -o sure 90 cu.c
a. ''r iua'- Iua0tic Ialsau.. the uuuuiu Ger. U-
rnt'- Of i"ffnus Who Rave teen cuIcI OF t1u.l d,
t"Ar N-tuH.A hutia,uc-s, Bronchitis and 9th 'r
'-'t-'' '.'H. o. tIrs HtInu. Nfr f".iti. tF a4.-
Ni-iuf. "u columns were vo " pgliisH thDU you %
D. it. ~ t-N Attut cures 900 medicine Hts effected.
fA' moro can vc sn. TO tu,. no ap. AFFLICTED VI IA
WV % mo h"'e u..t res 90 100 o. g., 10 f.f Pee .
'.a''t NAV H' sltr' t-si 10 p,r.t1L- NIl.yt1 500
u.t. $50 nee, 20 i..E EHs, OF 90. Is f. t.AA.u.f 49,
l.iluu sg ~. \ Fore le BY all Dru,sists p..a %
i't .utt. ..H
Piles .. Il. ~onp Tho POOR Peoples
i1'hd Cheap and rooI. s"ii by pfuccls ,v,r,-
W4,.". ~
Grover a. Bnl,er's irst Prcm.nri Elastic
r-I'rI lil .p.. .'lt.h tt... .f,. ga. Il.. .a.
y, ! 90 pua t.3 Futon .'. T.1nk.n sd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-14

EEESH EGGS CHEAP-IOLkS OF SEW
t.lt Tor zalu chew D.. tLr quart -Lllu- "a. ,tw
Ea,g4 i. 4 pv..s cg., L.4- 4Aa =! .al-.a 80, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-14
sOCAHTY NOTICES.

A .. Il. so. ia MIEIlNG OF HE
la .F a. Lhi M - ul i-e'4HF cNtu.u, fob. e az
''tio'E tuu'tlM A., u |hayc Of each mont. z Is
Itticstt 3. iu-its4 OF lup. tarCp be- 20 be trans
"'.t1. Il. llEkNLl, Tres. VI. tkOf ION, >cc.Il6
4 O. II, BEOONLYN, l.. Ia GENERAL
meeting 90 'ug Ano,, u.fry Vil Dee hr.d a. lam.
MAN ..'r con ok agd Pear, IT., ou N,iu,,,.ay
''rNlus' l'ih met ~ ~ O'Clock, tu u.-ke s-4au,-
{" s. '' '"'"'' '''N''' u. r DANIEL A .5i
FATHER MATHEW TEMALET.A 4. b. So
cI.} w. : viii Ao,t tLelr ielular weekly uret.u,
tAt TUESDAY evening, h. t.cII hall a,.a lat -tl -
A. u,,u. B. .ri. 4.rr- Nr-ss. Dunn, carroll A. -
ttrm.n- s'u'i"s b' Sis Mcluu, MIS- llc.sy
M'sT- Ns.a,e, kusscl. MlrIt ana others f.
y" y fl' il'sid'ut, j. MONAGHAN See lcI
NASoNIC-THE BRETHREN OF MINI
'iiult' No i". J.. 4. N uIr hosrH, .tI1....u,i M
s'.,.'t ." '.,'- Lt '..aaH'''.iun %. 4.D Lo4.c Al
s'-., ou TUESDAY 81 .eguoou, 90 H., t'..o.. t az,
va i's" OF iu lug 'hc a'' tribute ~ r. .t TO tic
,ua.ur ~ "ui Ate worthy brother, ISAIAH H. UAK-
LAW. !. oitc. OF hv'hH B.. WILSON, ". NJ. 10
SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
De 'ohAl gee NIu meet ior the ilrtL,. U,.rlus
OF testimony iu tho W-l'Cro die CItg In.ft..o.'.
Irp" tntat d" thursday, icu 10Th. All ptrsols hA,-
WORKING OF Ma department viu plparc .iluiu .catr
with JOSEPH 4. DAILY, 80 " Imam s,,tA!Jut b tle
POET t' e or otherwise. 5I
IiiE MEMBERS or COLUMBIA LODGE,
n No" s., A. J, A.t a,c lv.up4 od to meet OF thor
.''-t N'oh' SO. Ii3 e. uud tL IS ooElNu, =. To-. On
i' '.4' '"."} 10 inst A o.co'H' p'''' CIV,
'.t d" h '..# 90 pay await D.. .H.l'st4og. %
l'... o.. .-t, Nu lu. their l..u-c Room, ia Low
r.r, N'" lult. JAMES kELIkt, ". NJ. IuuN
D. Ll IIi" Il.I. Il. r,,.e.ary. $50
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INfuEMtTloN WANI.u-N:-. ANNG
~ K.tIl- ..a..,4 ..i., U.l.... I'd ..,'.,. y.
I..u, q, auI. A-4.,ss 'i.,. % krAL.l. 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
COMMERCE. AND GENERAL
PAIN TING OE'FlCas,

IVA u lIinore ST., Baltimore.
q EsSkS KELLY & PET, friniers Machine
WI Rulers, nd Account Book Manufacturers,
respect uliy invite the attention Of Merchants,
and the public generally, to the great facilities
they rosaess flr exc utin1g every elias: Of PRINT
ings Prices Current, Catalogues DO. Their as.
soTtment Of Types are very extensive, embracing
ell the ne west designs. aud their presses an M
chinery combine II the test improvements.
Messrs. K q P. have had extensive experience
In the panufscture of Account Books, ETC., and
will execute all orders In this branch with the
gre test accuracy on the shortest possible notice.
faIQ-ndQm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
BALTIMORE ADVExTIsM'Ts
BALTIMORE WHITE LEAD
AND COLOR WORKS.
AUG. G. MEYER & co.,

Factory FEDERAL Hill.
Warehouse No 100 lombard street.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
Manufacture and have for sale
vsrnishes of all kinds
White Lead all grades
White 2 nc Paint all grades
Putty, In bulk and bladdsrs
Refined SalGpstre
Wind " Glass
Glue Neatafoot Oil, Ssudpaper
Extract LogwoOd. Alum. Coppsras
Epson salts, Blue Vitfiol and Lampblaok
Together with full assortment Of Colors dry
end grounl, 10 oil, all neatly put up in packages
to suit tbs trade Our own brands OF pure Lead
and Zinc are well known in our market for their
whitens $. fneness and covering qualities. and
We respectful , call tae attention OF southern
merchanist give them q trial before maEing
their purchases Q sawbere- Our Mr.. Meyer vas
for many ye ,rs q member Of the late firm Of VIM.
DAWSON 4 Co. je7-todam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24

ITO TIE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE
hEEPsR5 VI RICHMOND, va, AND
NIClN TY.-lbe great advance in prices OF eve
" zrtic Of domestic use asst brought out
RenL's last India Coffee.
Since its in 10 ti"n in l-ol VIII liked 8
4. become 10 Consequence VI It's ex client flavor
and very healthy pr,p"rtie, besides t. & eat
,eOnom lie rs nj half the lriee VI the b o.
ava Ufee-.haL IL has 10 q Is way into early
ev, ~ pr. vsts Ia Il. ho'el restaurant s.d board
ing house tn the pin ipal cities Of the East,
North and West and IS It undou ted, viii In
tie SOith.
Kent's East India Coffee
q repare4 from pure Y. lie and Uapus ion Root,
which Is kuow possessing reat uoutishiI 2
anu iov gOr ting pIwers, aud when properly
rOa cd nd NIKE wit pure Coffee fe from
the Do eie lou eHeets prJdlcei By tae ordinary
store eof=es or pure odee alone.
RenI's East India COFFEE
produc 3 no asrgOu. exc u seut T headache,
bat Is healthy pal tao and nOurishl II can
used by The Invalid as well - by the strongest
lbe -miuent IT. PRIMS Us:
"Kent's East ndia Coffee
Il worthy VI praise, and should be used by
al economical houssksepefsn
Professor UPBAN. one " our most eminent
chemists says: i consider
KenI's q asst india Coffee
q natl. nal blessing. ] have en- unable 70 use
any cote for over twenty years past, until Kents
East India Zee was recommended TO me. IL
produces neither headache nor nervous prostrs
ion vf the sys . ., as 10 Lbe case Of every other
coffee have ever used
Thseninent Dish" p Ames, Bishop Potter Bishop
baker Rev. DR.. Aichardson, ri fessor Jas. Boy.s,
DR., "a e and many Uther Of our ost dis:in.
Euish-d @en, all bear testimony to the great eX'
offence OF kENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE as
pleasa T. wholesome iamilv beverage. combined
with hOuss hold economy while ~ the sto, ekeeper
Il a6or handsome pioht ami gives general
satisfaction 20 bis customers.
Kent'S East india Coffee
l. packed in apers contain ng me pound, true
weight and eta rs is deiELtfal aroma any
lenRth Z time. Il Ii packed in cases conta ming
80 81 md ~ lbs- ior Rroces and large con- umers.
FRs 9 st lndi CoTee CompanS's depot Is at
i64 Resde street, New York.
RICHARD DAVIES,
my9s-tsm sOdsm 9tWsm ltWsu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
DRINCKENHOFF

DRINCKENHOFF e. MILLS,
ID Wholesale Dealers in TEAS Orders fog all
K nds Of Teas, In any size packages desired filed
at the lowest market prices Parties ordering
will please send remittance. Ter cash. Orders
solicited. Southern produce received and sold on
comm ssion. Will also receive deposits Of money
for sbursement. No. III Pearl St., near Wall,
iy6-lm New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24

NAVASSA & u ANO.-The Naysssa
~ Phosphate Company are now prepared to
supply this most excellent phosphate, by cargo,
direct from the Island In lots to SUIT from their
warehouses In Biltimore. Below We give analy-
81 Of late cargUes
Brig Lark's" cargo containing 80 per cent of
phosphoric acid, equivalent to 69,56 per cent of
bone phosphate Of lime.
CHAs II. BRADFORD,
Guano Inspector Baltimore.
Brig Romance's" cargo containing % per ct,
phosphoric acid, equivalent TO "a per CT. bone
phosphate of line. BooTH GARRETT,
Phi adelphia. May 8, '66. Chemists.
Brig Lark's cargo. analysed by DR.. g. A. Lubig;
phosphorc acid 80 81 per cent. equivalent to cal.
culaied bone phosphate Of lime 7l.s4
r. W. L. X SIN, Agent,
je 97-eo2n 20 South st., Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
TRE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestlon.
ably superior to all Others.
Don't fail TO read the advertisement In the
RIcbMoNp WHIe, containing full particulars,
eVmy Monday morning. spll-eVdezA6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
UROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY

uROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
N CENTS A B0X.-Boxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural, durable. beautiful
Wrr .nted TO please. This article has been tho
roughly tested by DR.. Chiffon Of New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett of Philadelphia,
who pronounce II free from all poisonous IN
gredients and the material composing 1t will
not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, As Chestnut Street.
my 9-Sm PhilsdelphiSPs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-24
Roosevelt e. Son,
IMPORTERS UF
French British and Crystal Plate
Glass and
IOGRTNG-GLASs PLATEs,
"a Maiden Lane.
Jyl0-eod9m NEW YORK.
DURYEAS, MAIZENA

ia 1k T. y VA ~ IVA
WAS the only preparation for food from In.
w dian Corn" that reoe we'd Q media and
honorable mention from the ROYAL G mulsSion.
ers, the co p ttion Of sll prominent manufae-
,urere Of Corn starch" and Prepared Corn
Flour" Of this and Of her countries notwithstaud-
ing. MAlZSlA the food aud ! xury Of the age,
without a single fault. one trial will convince
the most skepIical. Makes ruddings, Cakes, Gus
tsrds, Blanca auge &C.. without ,singiasS, with
few Or no eggs, at cost as Onisbing tie most
economical. sigh, additlsn TO ordinary wheat
aour greatly improves bread ano cake II Is also
K Ell emit Tor thick ming sweet sauces, gravies for
nsh and meat soups, &c. sof leo cream nothing
can mpae with il a tile boiled Ia milk will
produce rich cream for coffee chocolate, tea, DC.
Put up N one pound packages, u der the trade
mar N izena, tn directions for use.
A most delicious article Of food for children
and ipvalids Of all ages. For sale by 0rocers and
DrVgg SIS every where.
Wholesale Depot l66 Fulton st., New York.
je26-ly WILLIAM DURYEA, Gsn1 gent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-04
The Confederate state. Debts.

The following despatch hom the Prcsi-
dent to Governor Holden, VIC take from the
Raleigh Standard Of q recent date:
WAsa1SaToS CRY, October IS, 1865;
". ". Holden, Provisional Governor:
Every dollar OF the State debt, created to
aid the rebellion against the United State,
should be repudiated, finally and forever.
The great mass OF the people should not
be taxed to pay debt to aid in carrying on
a: rebellion which they in fact, if left to
themselves. were opposed to. Let those
who have given their means for the obliga-
tions of the State, look to that power they
tried to establish in violation OF law, con-
stitution,- and will OF the people They
must meet their fate. It is their mis-
fortune, and cannot be recognized by the
people OF any State protesting themselves
loyal to the Government Of the United
States. and in the Union.
repeat, that the loyal people Of North
Carolina should be exonerated from the
payment Of every dollar OF indebtedness
created to aid in carrying on the rebellion.
I trust and hope that the people Of North
Carolina will wash their hands Of everv-
thing that partakes, in the slightest degree,
OF the rebellion, which has been 50 re-
gently crushed by the strong arm of the
Government, in carrying out the obliga-
tions imposed by the Constitution OF the
Union. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-04
Jefferson, Davis.

The trial of Mr.. Jefferson Davis for
treason is still g matter of very great
doubt. The New York Herald asserts that
it is soon to take place, either at Washing
ton or ct Richmond, and gives to ita asscr-
tions an air of truth, by going into the mi
nutcst details az to the number, names
and character of the eminent counsel VINO
have been retained by the prosecution and
the defence.
On the other hand, the Her0lds report is
declared purely sensational by other load
ing New York journals, and the usually
well informed Washington journals are
silent upon the subject. -
The Richmond Times says that the Pc
titions for the pardon Of Mr.. Davis are
pouring ip upon President johnson in a
constantly increasing volume. Legislative
assemblies, religious synoes, scores Of
thousands OF Southern women, the NUM-
cipal authorities Of leading cities and
towns, have recently sent up eloquent and
touching appeals i'll his behalf The circle
OF sympathy for the unfortunate gentleman
is widening every day, and from Italy and
other sections Of Europe, the President is
lmporsuned to extend to him that Gle
mency OF which so many less prominent
participants in the rebellion have been the
grateful recipients. IN