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sand workers. and whitehead sks sfds svsFy Oil with
nfty six million pounds OF snowy cotton.
There are other matters would have desired 70 touch
on In this connection but defer heir
till some future time should indeed anything further
from me DO OF interest In what have said have on
deavored 70 DO impartial attack no maA-for know
none OF the oiicias But do present certain stale
ments going to show that certain abuses OF very grave
nature have grown up in the administration here or the
abuses II is necessary the business mind Of the
North should be awakened the fact Of their existence,
on ne d shall lead 70 an o ss
in this section will consider myself amply repaid for my
EFFORTS In this regard What we want that the freed
must work or starve and that the planter should be en-
cOpnged to 60 on eutv.sins his Gelds and con
oung oy their increase to the prosperity OF our COM
TIE DEPARTMENT or GEORGIA
General ,S Orders No us Aauins General: o. once
Department Of Georgia, which, embracing the whole
State, is under command Of Major General James d.
city he has obtained great measure OF popularity and
ns Order No. In particular has been tho theme o!
voS pror copy OF sn OrdSs svs,a ssra
above given of the Military Division OF the United
States Brevet Brgader General z. L. Molineaux was In
Northern Distrc. Of Georgia Prior TO being brsve.ed
General Molneaux colonel OF the Ono Hundred and
Fifty ninth New York and acquitted himself with great
gaantry during the campans in Louisiana and shenan
doah In tho course Of which he received severe wound,
from the effects OF which he still suffers % under.
resignation n accepted ne will have herc With the
consciousness OF having not only performed his duty
with energy and forude but with such courteous con.
sderaon for the people whom he has been placed
entities him TO their respect and kind remembrance
To General Molneaux 10 your readers must DO indebted
for the plan Of the Notifications and prison grounds OF
the famous Andersonve where during the war 20 many
Union soldiers were immured.
Our Savannah Correspondence.
SAVANNAH July 20, 1885.
Major General Carl Schurz arrived here this morning,
with Major General Gilmore, commanding the Depart
ment OF South Carolina General Gilmore accom-
panied by Captains Bragg Leslie and James, Of his STAFF
and General Schurz by Captain Altman. Of his staff.
They came up in the Colt and TO return at noon,
after attending 10 matters officially connected with
their visit
CENTRAL DWIGHT
has left here TO take Of the District of Aaoona
with headquarters at Marietta He has issued farewell
order to his division, Of the Nineteenth corps
BREvEr BRIGADIER GENERAL IT, D wAsHBURN
has left for his home at Terra Haute by way Of Augusta
his term Of service Colonel of the Eighteenth Indiana
having expired. He very popular hore in the sub
district Of Altamaha, which he commanded for
time before his departure He is succeeded there by
Colonel B0an, OF the Fourteenth Name.
The following the receipts OF cotton and domestics
at the port of Savannah from July to July 49, 1865
,Lns1Ae QAn eU0As noNnr
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cotton at Cairo.

CAIRO, August b. iso5
Over thirteen hundred balA Of cotton passed here yes
to-day for 81 Louis and Avo hundred aud eighty for
Cincippntt
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Magic or the Mouth ,-There sPe.
IN odorIferous that renders We mouth ,,
to Ina gums whileness 70 The teth decous ~.
aroma 10 the breath and preserSc in'ac from yo"
AAs lnnlh
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No More cray Hsipcr Bnidness:-ECrty-
Owe years practice. Ad'i'ei"'' BY DR. oHAS'''A"
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The. Price OF Milks.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHK HDHALA.

Allow me 70 say faw words on the milk questsoa. /.
think the time has when the people should joa
together and put the price down For instance, mysex
noighbors agreed 70 stop taking milk for ono woek
The result was that in days the milkman down
three cents on the quart. There is reason why u
should not come down further yot let every family
stop taking for three -four days. and the result
Ia IL not worthy trlals II not, keep complaining
that MIX u ton cents per quart MILK DRiNKER
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TEE UNITED 6mrwRGHrs' CAUrxnss f0a0-
The picnic which TO, have been givensyesessAy ~
the United shipwrishs' and Caulkers' Assocs>ina IVES
b made OF the date nxed upon for the sxonrsisAL
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Highest Premium Lock-stItch sewnS
Machine and Buttonhole Machine. WHEELER ~'"'""'
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=
ITO be, or no, to be- that's tn. question"
whether TO suffer with mental anguish
Fevsrish lips, cracking pains dyspeptc ssooiess
prom nS wsS Of r nsr.s s snS an s p''d
Seize bottle Of PIArrauos Birr..s.
And as Gsn.hsr ~ sw .ns, h Se ssaash
Ny NY visass sassard' my breath ,rrmsndo.s had.
III gently bin,ed was fast becoming
Ss r SS; .s s "ac cssG%fy , ssssd
Friends cay changed man nav Is Jones.
SsS elastic Ia: ses aS MY sp sss s ssa
ss sel siSpsd n fooweS Ssfore too e
Quite gratifying 70 tho tailor. as well as DR. Drake.
All Prizes oashcd an Legal Lo.terits-
II: sst 5. tLurE, Brotsr. rTt Dro.awa,
N Legal Lo1,eTTy PRIZES dashed, omeisi
Drswss cSolsr'S snS lnSfoT9 '1 Street New yo
St'' - -, -,,-=;;..-z~-z- 1917
Ask any Druss,-; ,or :r..sip'' Iic:d l.ss.
y wacs.s y SSSS ss's;1'ss'
An Unfaning Female Regula , 9, =, IT,.
CIIFRoKEE FILLS Sold by all drussist. a. ~ per o "A
ar Ores: 81, DR. s'Ss' 'i Mksws @ YORK
ptcheiors Hair DysTne n Tss so,, IL D.s ess
dye Factory, 81 Bssoay street
Ralehe,s Msndoiine for the Hssr-Tne
only preparation free from lead sulphur o' "'''a'o
Sold by druggists "
corr. uuuIon., Enlarged Jotntss enc
All diseases OF the feet cured T Dr @Ao"ANaD' w
Broadway
Croouet Gnmes.-The Largest AGcrS
III. IN sbonablc game ~ found al ALIHOF, bk""
MANN cos, % Maiden lane
cnmowau's Nervous Antfdote-A s0vc-
.s aim FOR every wound cordial for every fear Msnu
isciurius depot 900 sls,h avenue. -
drawer e. Bakers Highest Premtum
rsstc stitch Look Stitch Sewing Machines go Bross
Highest Premium Lock-stitch sewsng
Machine and Buttonhoc Machine WHEELER "'"'""
Howe Sewing Machine Ccmpsny.,.
pfihs HOWE Jr sPresaent 62g Broadway Asen~
wanted.
Maoso or the Mouth .-There lie speu
IN odorferous sOZODONr that rsnde We mou,n ~,
Ing copossd OF antissptc herbs
10 the gums whllencss " the tleth neioous ~ -
aroma 10 The breath and preserycs nsact IRON you Nv
the teeth,
No Moro cray Haiplcr Badness. 10y
Ave yesrs' practice Adviccy free By DR. 0RASD'1A"'
Asscr place -L-
| Thanks 90 Mrs. Winsiow's 30, =" 81
evRffp zee have relieved from siccnless
Ynl watching with poor, sunorng tee,h.,k. lula follo,
gin. ~s AK cs,b sh cS.sru and y.
| guns, cures wind collie, and regulates me ''"''
VII TS Gi I've cen. bottle.
| xytrcox IA Ssit,y,s, Saving Maphtpes
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rn..ks to Mira Wtnsiow's soctnink
SYRUP We been relieved from sceGlcsSs ,esp II
fu watching with poor suherng ,se ittio fellow
ali wake ub W1eht cheerful aud az
tan Cabinet
thirty i've cents \ bottle
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This Climate has ne blossoms EmbueA
with q scsnA AZ exquisite as thaA eIhaled by PHALON'H
"NI0HT BLOOMIN0 CERktS" In the tropical Wales Of
the Andes grow from which derives IL naIae,
ana the frsyance which they pour upon moonlight
air dwsla every drop this EXTRACT Soa
axeryMhsxA
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Cbnpman's Nervous Antfdcte-A sove.
lin FOR every wound, cordial for every fear Msnu
,.ls,,,tns depot sixth avenue. 4
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drawer e. Bakers Highest Premtum
rsstc stitch Look Stitch Sewing Machines go Bross
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c-oou.t Gnmss.-The Largest ABORT
.ri bis fashionable game II found al ALTHOF Bs""
CO.'S Maiden lane.
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All Prizes oashcd an Legal Lotterits-
'"''-' -, Sss:.s~E s tLurE. Broker NC Broadway
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wilcox d CibI,s' Sewing mschtpe'
10. oos urosdwaS..
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Corrs. purIous, Enlarged Josntss snS
al $780,. OF the feet cured BY DR. zAcuAHib, ~
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RaIche,s Mandoiine for the Hssr-Tns
onv preparation free from lead sulphur or n''ra'o VI
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An UnfaiItng Fomnie ReguiatCr-rs.s
cIIFRoKHE PILLS Sold by all druggists ~ " pc' W.
or sI boxes Tor IS Thirty Two page pampss sw vort
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Al Lottery Prizes Dashed, Ohictsi
drawings Circulars and information sent e.'eFtf
-.,sEs, i r. CLAYTON, 10 wal street. New Yor6
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-~~ 81 ..g Is. :, ~. !, n an n
Ask any Druggist Tor s-ssiYs ucs1non
TRTRAoONS A cure guaranteed or money 'e'"aooo
wholesale by LOvEJoy 70 Fulton street
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Ratchelor's Hair Dyc-The ncss ~ . 80
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tue ouV H~'~~
dvs Factory 81 barclay street
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14
2 Srau1p! Sramp! Sruup!
ID sber
0es ,, Mboebrannten /" !9p1nun9 !

q Srapnp! Sramp! grump!
80 sber
0es ,, Qlbsebrannten Spflnan9
Sn ber Da&fub Rs' Id btsr bente HARRY 8rtunb an Old
Die Woueten, letbtr iue mir ansgeeaneen:
SnuenS tenf 6 b'ran-gBe pie Sreenbafs tsttn tann
8pn benz NICELY einen Sut mir Su rloneen.
SYamp! Srdntp! Eramp Die Danbtt8 ateten,
Treu' Old, NICELY an. Gdmnt ~ DIR.
Denn rom NICELY ~ etn put - ifebt pObl Sesen ttn
rub gut.
Setn 2ateu 1T In Baltimore Strnse, NC DrtieteSser.
Nh Ser cd, aaub' tdS off, ols mttn alter Sut nr& neu
lIrt bte Nidbden Beiau-ldbsl slnb naG mtr tGpfn
O np6 sb' Der StrbfptnS ts-raF Ct Fo"p a'' mic e'H
llub Id barf Inn nit Der 8irft nt@t me9r n09tn
Eramp! &rGmp Tramp! &C.
Darun fla tb Rnuent bier uns marie anI bic Sftt
JgD Vapa lie Ta1hen fuuet mte tnsrr ,,,..
Srnn MT ftmar,em Sut--prsmtntrt it6 . rtsber Sut
5n hsm Iisben ssten S@g~ Tpnu7s 81, Dansies ellen
Nl1 n1A No. 34 bn.
Stove pipe and Sporting bat - a ia! iie are Frb 70
Drum, Qltsr, G5tls brr i&usa aum NICELY LAB mid
flG61mG Jeh'n
,nn, & 6ro1D{orS G. g. GOpte
lsSua. s.. GratpfOrS Is Co.,
Better Der
4bbntr
(sjcluilrap, Senf. unD Gbpceloce>Oampf'
la mil5ic1t,
@ommiItonsz6 6Gnbler uno gertdnfsr tan
Sn Dt 60.
srQ Gs 80 &ru5Gr ssnitim'rs
Nrancis Gauer s So
,trt,n.n nab ge,taufer prn 9ter plates Stsw Safes
unb gD nppms
q SIR. II Glib @aeifr., Baltimore, NRo.
fr,ns orcer gusro il prn Sbep GGies tetS en Sanb
ssReaurstn rrtrten RAID unb prompt ausssf"pr''
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4 9elltide nnO enslii4s S9nle
P. WACKER's :,
ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

os felt elmer sse' S.q Sdfsr xfpsr n snt sa
neH A esJnube @r1tebuug nSitten 0te' eEH
ten ten tnsltSa @nfsLat aeS .t 1t
las osFssa Ss e ssHSt SsTfatH esr srn Ss ntes
m 5,idnen NAB lie petbsn @aGSaTSstt4s.n sr
@ SaIs 4 ~ REtsr saao sps Ssi sa saf aae @ss
FttuI ,nb efret. Suftrumenen BON 3ret FeVneeI0
bSa aHstfsan esrtr aterrs soa sStsst aa8s'
let gs:e .f"nft srt6ttIt Der srtnttpal sr Nnfat
Hdpe's ~"''N''' 3. gBddtr
$40 ia u. l76 5amblr9hr.
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6errenfleinerz

RNkbNMkNNt~NH NtWNEV
gBeit 8ratt Str. $50. 358 uno 359a.
0aeiuen seebrtea Greunbeu unb bem gnbIitum made
m bierutt bic In5ese, bus i cas i4on ett 3a5ren an
tieiem @ate etablirt e@Gt ubernpmmen babe unb Be-
anbig Gin reGbaItses 9osr BON 6Snen, plb Searbeis
tcteu SerrentIeberu neueer acpn Sen biisen Prez
len bsrr6t6is balten unb aud cle au 8eeuns anferz
tisen perte Stpffe fir 06de unS 5ceuiense iii alien
Serten unb 3u alien Prsiien.
6erner cine auspabl &eSsuidirme, GtSde &C., iotpe
ale in bieies Sad eiaI4la9enogn Grtifet.
E3y ale 8efteGunSen merSen prompt, StIts nns In
tiirsefer 6rf susefsrtist.
.. 8. 9aiier.
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9ent1be Apct6etelt
G6arle8 s. 0BilItam 0aSp0ri,

N Q. "A Nptp Wap SIt.
uuS @de bon 9ennipIpania IUeuue mno Siohle ctr.
uniere an ben pbsen @Iaten seIeseueu apptBefen nO
ben Serren aersten iopic bem sePrteu @Rbum betens
emsfOPleu. ReJepte uub ipnfSe meb5ini9e TercrO@
uungen merben 3u ieber 3e uuO nit Der 9rpBte Sor5
slt auseerttst; aud uo mir burd 6GufSe frii4e Se@
bupseu iets nit alien gu Nnerem @ei&dte SeRSremoen
WeeDitanleuten perie6eu. Die 4ufertguus Gemtl9er
9rGparate Osie aud Geuii&e aaapien bsiOrSen MIR IN
unierm Qa6cratcri1,n. Getr4iU
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JmpOrteuro &c.

Gotparo u. Scene & So,
IS Gr@ange pIace, @de pOn Soutbftr.,
DeutSc1eS 0SSeims urS 2tauOrzGeTea6ft
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gln bic beutl6en Sausfrauen!
8amberQer Srn'S,

ST 81. Sowerb unb IA erinston ST.,
baSen ts at Sonb Elm errssS 2eer frtfA nfrrtii
OeutfcDer ieiuener 0SSanre,
pelGe te febr btGie rfertren.
3etntn &tf& 9ar,dsf, 9ars brett itbr biuis
to b. SerSittrtn tn allen Nualttaen
bp SruGt D'c9Ies, nfie unb unestle!tt.
Gin fpbr orcfsS NSIpreutert ppn Ietneu SanttI6etn
in olIen Suantttden ppn % Cts s0s Stid aufwarts.
Dtt unter,et5ntten emYblen ebenfaas br etr erpsss
OQmem@ unb aiuber< g TT il mpfe II unb
Serrens den,
rseI6e fe pan 20 Cts bus Yaar Gufwdrts SeFtauien
WierinpzW pzWaaren,
nterbemten unb llnterbpsn, fir 2aneu 9erres uns Rn'
bsr, ebr bi1te
fese gpaaren aniuleben, ebe fe pp anbers taufen.
8ambereer erSrH'S,
Q5fe1mpl 57N. 9spaFs unb 143 2ersnetpn Str.
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0e(dGfts60rten,
SentEdf Qj0athef9

s.. WGOOre S g. 81 DieTenbad9,
G1s psn 0@1GSes unb l5sGjgC. oaIttmcSe.
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&dsIid6er unD tOBtbentIitber
,, Baltimore WeR6r.
5trausseseben trn
Si9eI S Scbnamffer.
@entnaumaen.

8ebtneMm9en.
Der tGslicbe 9Becfer tOet in ber 6tabt 37s Gents
pS4entli oa5l6ar an bic &rGser, reI9e batHr osran
portIib fiab.
Dur@ bic Bon perianbt: $3.50 far gtOnate Obsr
50 iG9rlidb in TerauStab lung.
Oas sSOdbenbIntt eri&eiut ieben 5rettag uho TOP
So idbrtb i'm Scraus 3aFIbar.
&O9 0euti9IanS Serfaubt: So tSPrItts (etn@ltes'd9
ees Rprtp).
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
TnE DEMOCRAT
70 published 1t St. Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon. "
O1rIs,-Ix Pos7 OyyIsI BUILDING, WAsRINaToN
g.: p, - AvRNUE. = .sa:2 .g.t ,4.sH-st
". B MITCHELL, Editor 4 Proprietor.
TERMS zer2sr :, = @,4 :.
TNO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE

RATES OF ADvERTIsING,
.,ne column, one year., = IG%N $75 90
one-half column, one year, 40 90
Ons-fourth column, one year, 25 90
One column, six months, siau. 45O0
One-half column, six months, 80 90
'One-fourth column, six months, l8 90
Que square, one year, 10 90
One square, six months, 7 90
R ,siness cards. five lines or less, IS per
Ann":n; six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
en lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged proper
tion to to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid. .:.:s..,.....
10 B w O R *
Df all kinds executed with neatness and
disp:. Itch, and at reasonable rates.
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TO C0NSumPTlvES.5

Consumptive sufferers will receive val.
uable prescription for the cure of Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat
and. lung affections. (free Of charge,) by
sending their address to ~~sts .ass
ia 81. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., Now York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

Do you remember that exquisite
word painting Of John Keats, poet and
martyr, where he describes fair Made.
line as, knceling before the painted
window, she repeats her evening pray
er? -* ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
II HENRY w. EAR Y
:..f * CARRIAGEMAKER.h s.m

H AVE removed to my new shop, near
3 the Bridge, where am prepared 10 do
alikinds q! Of work in the Carriagemakinr
ilne; ): Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
ln4 . neat and substantial manner at low
rates: rates Particular attention paid to repair
lug. - lyti - =. 4s,g .3LlIE v8-tf II
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r = II o M AS. ONES.

.''~s's4'@. .,!':'.'-a ,!'n'.-a'VAoMllH ~ ~ %THe
"A L L kinds Of work dcne in the best
"a possible manner. Particular atten-
tion given to horse and OK -shoeing, plov
work, and repairing Of al kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry W. Weary. u.
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w ~ >2,ME.TZRoTHs.

MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
NTOULD invite his friends and the pub
wv lic to cali and examine his New Stylca
70 dentlcmen's 9 Furnishing Goods. Partic-
alar attention paid to custom work. :
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COr0ner's Inquest.

FATAL ACCIDENT A observation-disclosures esver yes-
tcrday held inquest at the brewery OF Messs Koeaise
& Brothers. First avenue, Thireth street, over The
remains of Frederick Gendrck and Bernard Roupp, who
died from the effects Of injuries received In consequence
of falling from one Of upper stories Of the brewery
to the ground floor It appears that the deceased pas-
tics were employed in the brewery, and while on the
elevator the shaft broke, letting them down 70 the bot
tom with fearful velocity Gendrick was almost instantly
killed and Roupp earfuy injured that he expired u
few hours afterwards What caused the shaft TO break
did not appear II was deemed sufficiently strong 70
hoist three TONS whereas there was only half
ton weight upon IL at the time OF tho
accident The jury found that the deceased parties
came TO their deaths by the twisting or breaking Of
the shaft that goes through the drum upon which the
hoist rope Of the elevator wound the 7h day OF july
1861 Gendrick was thirty -four years OF age and
native of Germany Mr.. Roupp was also bern in Ger
many and thirty years OF age
SUICIDE ny SHOOTING Yesterday morning. about ten
O'Clock Frederick sincrhch German, who lived At No.
253 Stanton street. while in partially derangcd state Of
mind proceeded TO the roof OF the premises and placing
the muzzc of loaded pistol in his mouth, discharged
H. The bullet pepctraed the brain, causing almost IN
slant death Coroner Cover notified and viii noio
an inquest the body to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09

The preparations completed for the reception OF
delegates TO the Convention Tuesday Part OF ths
Portland delegation already here The Convention
will meet in the Board of Trade the 18th. Az
ter the adjournment an excursion will take place Lake
81 Clair on the steamers Union Windsor and Traveller
The Detroit committee have received assurances Of tho
attendance by all boards Of trade In the British provinces
and most Of the fedora! States The British delegates
are expected might.
The chief questions for consideration will be the route
and rates Of communication with the ocean, and the Re-
ciprocity treaty. All the United States delegates seem
to be opposed to renewal Of the Reciprocity treaty.
The provinces are determined 70 battle earnestly for
renewal Of the treaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09

Judge Davis, in the Supreme Court, gave decision
to-day the of wadsworth against the Northwest
ern Railway, refusing 70 grant an injunction ans re-
csiver requiring the company give bonds to pro'ec.
the unexchanged Gaena stock in case the cour snou'
hereafter decide that holders thereof were en"'eo "
recover the money value Of the stock at the time
consolidation instead Of taking shares of the worm
western Company, provided by the articles Oh
dation
The decision IL considered by the officers Of the road 40
~ tho oueston Of consolidation, and reduces
Tho su 70 ,,,gaton for the difference in value between
the outstanding Ga,ena stock and the present value OF
tho Northwestern stock TO be issued in exchange there
for n, accordance with the Of consolidation, which
aiasgsucs doss sat exceed lly 4QusssnA daIlasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09

JEFF. DAVIS AND JOHN BRowS-WHAr IS
THE DIFFERENCE John Brown, an unhappy
fanatic, looking upon slavery as great wrong
and evil, in which, Of course, he was right,
undertook, few years ago, to extirpate 1t by
force of arms, and with that intention invaded
the soil of Virginia and caused the death OF
MANY citizens, in which he was quite wrong.
He fell into the hands Of justice, and he was
hanged. Among large portion Of the COM
munity there was little pity for him, while
many, both at the North and South, rejoiced
greatly over his fate. On the other hand, q
number of long-haired fanatics declared his
execution O murder; they made martyr Of
him; composed songs about him, and sung
them in the streets.
Now, what is the difference between the case
OF old John Brown then and JEFF. Davis now?
Davis committed the same offence against the
laws Of the country that Brown did against the
laws of Virginia, only on vastly greater
scale. His rebellion was against the life of the
whole Union, and his victims may be counted
by hecatombs. He caused the death Of millions
while John Brown caused the death Of but q
few. JEFF. Davis has now fallen into the hands
Of justice, and the same people-such as Henry
A. Wise and his friends and the rebel editor,
of the North are--who exulted in the
Justice of John Browns fate, are bawl
ing out against the punishment Of Davis
Old Brown was the same at Charlestowr
that JEFF. Davis is in Fortress Monroe. They
both committed grievous crimes, and neither
of them, in the eyes Of sensible and just people
can be regarded as martyr.
The idea Of hanging JEFF Davis is denounced
as great wrong. Now, there is no wrong
about it If, by the agency Of human laws, W.
could hang Davis and Phillips and Garrison
J together, il would bs only Just; tor they Weg'