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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-19
To the President of The Soldiers Ct
ton, CleUeLdnd, Ohio.


Soldiers of the late Confederate army
met here to-day, and deputed the un-
dersigned to congratulate your COnven-
ton in your efforts to restore peace and
unite the country, and express their
deep sympathy with your patriotic pur-
pose, and furtherto assure you that the
Confederate soldiers are entirely
willing to leave the determination
Of the rights as citizens of States
of the United States to the soldiers of
the Union, On our part-we pledge Sc
curity of life, person, property and
freedom of speech and opinion to all.
A mass meeting will be held here to-
morrow "wednesday night to give for
NAL expression to these purposes and
sentiments. (Signed)
Il. B. Forrest, Leon Truesdale, NJ. c.
Galloway, Marcus Jordan, ]. Harvey,
James II. Chalmers, j. e. Dempsie.
Capt. Brice. of New York, moved
that the President of this Convention
be requested to forward n suitable
reply to our friends lately in war
against the United States. The
President stated the question to be, that
the Chairman of this Convention for
ward a suitable response to our late
friends IN arms against US. Amid uni
Versnl laughter and some applause. the
chair corrected himself and stated the
question as referring TO those lately
aguinst us HOtC our friends. The motion
was agreed to.
a recess until o'clock was then
taken to enable the Committee on Res
olutions and Addresses to deliberate.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following executive committee
was announced:
Michigan, Capt. n. P. Adams Iowa,
Gen. Thos. II. Benton; Missouri, Gen.
+. p. Blair; Kentucky, -; Tonnes
see, W. u. Iegewood Minnesota, Gen.
Willis A. German; Kansas, Gen. Thos.
Ewing, jr.; Nebraska, Surgeon Enos
Lowes Colorado, Gen. J. w. Benton
New Mexico, Col. J. w. Commages: n.
linois, Gen. G.. L. Mann; Louisiana.
Gen. ". r. Benton; Georgia, Major II.
8. Fitch. The sub executive committee
are Gems. Este. Ewing, Denver, Dur-
VIM Ward and Pennydicker.
A response to the Memphis telegram
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-Aff s1 8saF
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House of Representatives, of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the auditor of the State be, and he is
hereby required to audit, and the treasurer OF
the State to pay to B. Bloomfield the sum OF
seventeen hundred and fifty dollars out OF the
contingent fund, for his services as residing
agent in New Orleans for the Distribution OF
the decisions of the Supreme Court Tor the
years 1854 to 1860, inclusive, according ~, 20
resolution of the General Assembly OF the
State, approved goth March, 1850.
SIC. d Be il further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after its pas
sage. u
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House Of Representa-
sT tiYes.
fSipned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March II, 1856. u 4iy
{Signed) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State Of louisiana.
A true copy:
j. H HARDY, N a54s @Isg @.4e
Secretary Of State.
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aem ereaus gafs eress#t asdntsay aonng Spirit 49, 1856

lie droit de voter on d'etre un commissaire. a
MONS detre propriGtaire de terres d'alluvior,
aans In paroisse dams laquelle il veut yo-
I'm retranchant lie proviso de ladite section,
Ia motion preyaut. ''''''' '~''''A''
La consideration de la troisieme section est
reprise ct, Giant pendante: N '~''''ii 0''
M. Egan fait La motion ao rooo,s;ad.o J.,
bill. s'.''p'ioA W
Cette = motion 11 etant aussi pendante, M. An
derson tait celle d'ajourner a demain a midi
mails retire sa motion pour permettre D NJ r.
gan de faire celle de suspendre les REGIMENTS
pour prendre, hors de son rang, un iii, init
tule: N'''l
ques."
&c bill subit sa seconde ct So troisieme leo
ture, dapres Ia suspension, ct passe.
Sur motion de NJ. Anderson lie senat s'aiour-
ne domain a midi.
HENRY B. KELLY,
- I--5 ,- 49, Secretaire du Senat
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No. 104.l
ACTE
vENANT A 1'ArDE DE b. BLOOMFIELD.

yENANr L'A1DE DE B. BLOOMFIELD.
SECTION 1. Lie senat ct la Chambre DIES re.
presentants de IEtat de Ia Louisiana reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent: L'auditeul
de fEtat est invite a fournir a B. Bloomfield,
son mandat pour la somme de dix-sept cent
cinquante piastres que lie tresorier de l'Etat
devra solder, de tous fonds assignes aux de
penses casuelles. Get montant revient au dit
Bloomfield en- retribution de services par lui
rendus depuis Fannee 1854 jusqu'en 1860 IN
clusivement, commencement a la resolution de
la legislature, approuve lie 20 mars 1851, en- 50
qualite dagent de fEtat a la Nouvelle-orieans,
pour la distribution DIES arrets de In cour SUI
preme.
SIC 2. Decretent de plus Get acte sortlra
son effet a partir de son adoption.
fSignes:) 4 u. B. ELAN,
Orateur interin,aire de Ia Chambre des Repre-
E s 50 'eAi''i : q ALBERT VOORHEES,,
acknowledgements ct President du Se-
nat
Approuve lie II mars 1866. ID
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de lEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour Gopie conforme sszl .fs r.. w,
j. a. HARDY.
g. Secretaire d'Etat.
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ACTE !.

svENANT LADE DIES HERITIERs ct REPREREN-
s+9 TANTs LEGAUx DE FEU BENJAMIN RAY.
SECTION /. lie senat ct Ia cha1nbre des re-
prGsentants de TEtat de la Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent: La somme
de trois mile huit cent soixante-d i2-sept pias-
tres ct soixante-dix sous, est, par le present,
allouee, de tous fonds all tresor non-autrement
afectes. ct appartenant au trosieme district
des terres marecageuses, a Teffet d'etre payee,
a presentation du mandat de Iauditeur des
complies publics aux heritiers ct representants
legau1 de feu Benjamin Ray. lie montant sus-
dis est da pour travau1 publics fats a Ia Chit
te de Coushalta, par suite de contrats dentre-
prise passes en- vertu de racte o.--approll-
vele II de mars 1858, ainsi que lie is de mars
1863. ss FL
Sec 2. Decretent de plus: Get acte sortira
son effet a, partir de son adoption.
(Signes) j. B. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de la Chambre DIES Repre-
sentants. sg.B sRs5s
@ ALBERT VOORHEES,,
lieutenant GouyeTneur ct President du SGnat
4 Approuye 10 III mars 1866.
sts IN IN 5aS88 j. MADISON WELLS,
s. Gouverneur de | Etat de la Louisiana
Pour copie eonforme itT
,. II. HARDY,
~ Secretaire d'Etat. 4a 5
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LAWS or LOUISIANA,
No.lo1.
An ACT
ron THE nE1tEr oF ]. D. IorT

- - - AsSA :.
Encr1oN q. BE II enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State Of
1ruismna ia General Assembly convened,
That the treasurer Of the State of Louisiana
b; md is hereby authorized to pay, upon the
warrant Of the anditor, out any money ID the
treasury not Otherwise propriated, the sum
ofstMo hundred and thirty three dollars and
fifty cents (S233 SOY to =. ]. Lott as compen-
sation for money expended and services rem
dered the State in removing raft from bayou
Macon, at a point where the pleksbuIg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad crosses the
ame. NJ tss ~.
Sro. b Be il further enacted, etc, That
tl1is.aSt lake effect nom and after its passage
fSiened j, B. ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn of the House Of lRepresenta-
1Sienen ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Iisutsnant Governor and President Of the
Senate. 50 III
Approved March II, 1856.
fSiened) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
j. III. HARDY,
Secretary Of State.
No. 102
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roR rar azL1Er or >. BroolerTE1p.
Szorlos ]. Be Il enacted BY the Senate and
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LOIS DE La LOUISIANA.
No. 101.l Fl
vENANr 4 L'AIpE DE j.

Z E 80
vENANTA LAIDE DE j. D. LOTT.
SECTION 1. Lie senat ct Ia chambre des re.
spresentants de l'Etat de la Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent lie treso-
rier de Fiat de Ia Louisiana paiera, de tous
fonds publics -autrement affectes, ct pre-
sentation du mandat de lauditeur, Ia soInme
de deux cent trente-trois piastres ct cinquante
sous, a lefet de retribuer ]. D. Lott de ser
vices ct debourses pour le benefce de !! Etat
en- enleVant les embaras dams le bayou Macon,
d son point Intersection avec le chemln dc
fer de Vicksburg, Shreveport ct Texas .S
\ SIC. q Decretent de plus: Get acte sortlra
son effet partir de son adoption. .-
(Signes:) j. B. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de Ia Chambre DIES Repre-
sentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouverneur ct President du Senat.
Approuye le IL mars 1856
j. MADISON WELLS, "
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie eonforme:
j. II. HARDY,
Secretaire d'Etat. a,
ID j.
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nURYEE IL JACQUES, MANUFACTURERS OF
FUR AND WOOL HATs-By the Case,
Aso-Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in HATS GAPS and
STRAW GOODS
O. and 60 Lispenard street,
r.4 irst door from Broadway New York
Factory-Newsrk, N. J.
JEHIAL READ, Late Geo. W. Il Jehal Read
The undersigned will attend to the settlement of the out
standing claims Of the late firm OF Duryee jacques ear
man, of this city IAN, q HICKEY -
Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
Hats Caps and STRAW Goods,
40 Camp street, New Orleans,
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snrAr DIN La Eou1sr.aNH.
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: ". q s /. - NJ . -,
1oR THE RELIEF or THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REP
nHssFSrArITEs or HEN1AAIN RAT, DECEASED

ron THE REIIEF or THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REP
1EsENTATIyEs or BENJAMIN Raj, DECEASED
+ SEcrIoN l, Be III enacted BY the Senate
ana House Eof Representatives Of the State
&c Louisiana III General Assembly convened,
That tie sum of three thousand eight hun
drpd and seventy seven dollars ($3877 70) and
seventv cents be, and the same is hereby APP
uropriated out Of the funds belonging to the
fhirI swamp land district to be paid on the
warrant Of the auditor Of public accounts, to
HE heirs and legal representatives Of Benja-
min Ray, deceased, this amount being due
HI work done on the public work known as
The Coushatta chute, under contract ordered
by act No. approved seventeenth day Of
March, eighteen hundred and fifty eight and
March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine ss III #s Hi 3ssi
SEC q. Be it further enacted getc. ], That
this act take effect from and after its passage.
{Signed} j. sB ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn. of the House Of Representa-
fsignad) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Leutenant Governor and President of the
Approved March II, $685. sts 8
ASigned) MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A trne copy.
j. H HARDY,
Secretary Of State.
lN l El4It 81
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SALE DE LA CHAMBRE DU SENAT, !
Mardi, 6 feyrier 1866.
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Observation-Disclosures.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE BLACK DIAMOND
COAL AND MINING COMPANY,
OF PrrrsBuRa, PA
INCORPORATED UNDER THE GENERAL MINING
LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital. .............. $500 200
DIVIDED INTO
10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
FOE WORKING CAPITAL 6aoo SHARES
FOR CONTINGENT FUND. SHARES
President-NICHoLAs SCHNEIDER, pittsburp.
Treasurer-CHARLEs sEIBERT .
Secretary-CHRISTIAN sEIBERT .rF
Superintendent of the Miues-LOREEZ HoFFMs ~
Webster, Penn.
General Business SUPPLEMENTARY BOSWELL PHIL.
LIPS, Philadelphia
Directors:
Nicholas Schneider, Christian seibert
7. Boswell Phillips, Charles seibert
LsrenS Hoffman. Joseph Reymspu
Philip Eichsnlaub' ,o,o, ,,-...,, Joseph seibsrt,
Principal Once, 80 Water ST., Pittsburg, Pa.
CAYCE, BEARD & CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Agents for the Southern States.
J. G. HUEY, ST., 80 Natchez street,
New Orleans Agent
OF wnom circulars and all further information may obtained
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. ETC.
f. MARQUEE. ..0
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
rs Canal Street.
Particular attention paid TO Plantation orders
John M. GOULD. AGENT
BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. 8 Magazine Street.
NEW ORLEANS
A TERRELL 81 co.,
"a. T1RRELL, F. P. MARTINEZ,
Successors to Trrell Bates3
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
BOOTS AND SHOES.
No. Magazine street,
BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON STREETS
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN's
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
Have always on hand
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Dress and Walking Shoes
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES;
CHILDREN's SHOES OF ALL KINDS
THEATRICAL SHOES, of all descriptions made to orde
A. sT1EWEL's, 1883 Canal Street,
Next door to D. q. Holiness
I'll. BAErELs.
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 1877 Common Street.
Between Carondeet and St Charles streets)
New Orleans
nURYEE IL JACQUES, MANUFACTURERS OF
FUR AND WOOL HATs-By the Case.
Aso-Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in HATS, GAPS ant
STRAW GOODS.
O. and 60 Lispenard street,
g4 irst door from Broadway New York
Factory-Newark, N. J.
JEHIAL READ, Late Geo W. Il Jehal Read
The ersgned will attend to the settlement of the out
snhg cias Of the late hrm OF Duryee jacques clear
man. OF this city. SAME hickey. =
Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer ir
Hats, Gaps and straw Goods,
49 Camp street, New Orleans.
MISCELLANEO
GRIMA d STARK,
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TOWBO
F. LINE,

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATsf
Achilles, sde.wheel Capt BOWEN,
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sde-wbee CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller CAPT. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEyANT.
wicaeo, Propeller CAPT FALIBTr
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT sOHELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT, cooKSEY
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AvERTLL.
Tie Achilles having large dec capacity Wen adapted fol
ghtering outside the Bar
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable Of throwing lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute.
The number and weknown power Of these boats demon
ttrated last season. guarantee that unnecessy delay
viii occur at the Bar.
For terms IF tovpge ugnteage or Of pumps apply i,
EDw. A. YoRKE CO,
IS FOyaras street.
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Exports Yesterdnv,

MISUNDERSTANDING Rapidan-26 bbls of
whisky 65 bbls -four 40 bbls pork 20 bbls meal 5
bNs cheese l70 SKIS corn aud oats and sundries
AG04A--Steamship Lizze-90 bbls -four
30 ebs pork 10 bales hay csks bacon 625 SKIS of
corn 40 bbs potatoes
VERA CRUA-Br schr Welcome-l9 kegs but
ter 500 6bls flour Is bbs potatoes bbls vinegar
80 kegs lard and sundries
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dis Receipts Of Proauee Yesterday.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch--60G0 slaves
to order--i3 bales cotton Foster &co--2 boxes of
sQunces I55 bbts apples f B Euqua-35 do P G o.
l}iley-t+ do II X Walker &co-l8 hxs eggs half
hEs cheese Schneider x AubeTbier6 b1s | bag
beans TO 0rder-57 cOOps fowls SKIS seed crates
cabbage Is bNs eggs bbls krout 60 hbis potatoes
is3 do carrots l92 bbls apples Miller " Meyer-l9l
bbis flour G50 kegs lard 20 ties lard Hy Won Phal jr
&e0--25 ties lard 304 bbls flour Keep Il Caulfed-
80 dc 50 bbls onions 100 SKIS onions csks bacon
70 F Lanman-4 DEs eggs IS SKIS potatoes 30 bbls
do 40 bbls onions Dorman Il Bruno-f2o bbIs and
100 Sis onions H. SKIS potatoes 10 bbls apples 10
NJ Druhan-3O DO 8 bbls eggs i6 SKIS potatoes TO
| z DelBondo-5l pkgs tobacco S Hernsheim-44
| bills apples 200 bbs Hour 70 csks bacon to Lamb,
| Quinlan &co-25 do tB6 bhls -four S H Kennedy 4
Co-S00 kegs lard 30 csks bacon Il K Converse
20 do $50 kegs lard Ethel " lhomas-l09 SKIS po-
tntoes 1879 do onions 1873 bills onions Geo Martin
| 10 do so SKIS do to & Byrne--6S bales Irvine to
Summers & BFannins-25 bbls bread Bershan-
| l Dbl wheat S Guthrie--50 bxs candles S Bloom
| % bXs starch bXs mdse | @ Harris-l97 SKIS rye
Huntington bros-l2 bhls apples Macheca-l5u
hf-bbls beer Geo Eimer-lT tubs butter 30 tics lard
Stanard 4 Sayback-29 do A AIichel-20 bbls ap.
| pies N q Mahan--l4 do Garbini & Petroviteh--5O
| pkgs tobacco Lichtensten Bros-44 do S |. Mas
| sits y Bro-I bX caps Randall q Brown--SO0 bbs
| flour Grace, Davis &eo-lS doors L II Stephenson
| | by mdse Southern EXpress-l pkgs mdse to c
| A Interchangeable bbls apples 2 S DuSOuchet 4
| Go--l0 do West & Netteton-24 bbls -four Emley
| &co--50 bbls whisky Fairehild, Verhoetf Il Bng-
ham-G8 hblsmeal {. bbls eggs kegs butter King
| Bros-9 hhds tobacco ] z King do to Howard
Preston K Barrett DO B NJ Tnrnbull &co--1 do
Blakemore, Woodbridge &Go--l24 bales cotton to
W A Johnson Acct DO Hunt & Macaulay--l do
| kirkpatrick, Neyins & K-324 bbls -four i'll bbls
l apples bbls eggs half-bbls cheese PIG OfRiley
$50 bbls flour Horrel, Gayle &co--75 ties hams to
Martin, Dolhonde K Gobh--l Dbl bungs Clifford G
| Wayne machine ODER, Atwater AGO kegs 0
Shot case caps u pkgs powder Waddy Thcmp-
son &co--l50 bbis -four j H 0glesby &Go-5O do
| kearny BlOis SCO-l00 coils rope Howard, Pres
ton & Barrett bXs mdse Mitchell Craig &co-
t6l pe7tl
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IL Quarantine.

Nix brig Cesmopolita, Alcola, from Vera Cruz,
in ballast, to F Gamerden
sohr Edith Brown, Norris, u days from Havana,
to j Bradley
Ship Canova, Roberts, from Hayre, 18th July to
Creevy, Nickerson Geo
T I, Steamship . Sonora, -, from Vera Cruz
Schr Henry Travers, -, from Ruatan
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Morgan, Lawless, from 1ndiauola and
Galveston, to Harris-1st district
BIZ schr Elna, Johnson from MatamQrqs, 70 $ Fer.
nandez, in bailast-3d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Olive Branch, Belt, from ST Louis,
GEM Quitman, White, from Greenyille.
Sarah Blakeslee, from Mobile.
Blue Wing No 8, Little, from Mobile via river.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT.

FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDl ...-
Leaves THURSDAY Sept goth the arrival of the
Poutchartrain Railroad train.
FOE MOBILE DIEEUT-THE NEW IRON.
low.pressure sde,whee steamer
Louise,
JAS. HOPKINS, Commander.
VIII leave above, carrying the U. S. Mails
For freight or passage Apply to 1, @. HARRIS
-.-----.------- Corner Camp and Common street,.
WATERING PLACES.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FoR THE WATERING PLAcEs-BAY
st Louis, lass Christian Mississippi city and Biloxi
The ne@ iron low-rressure steamer
Frances,
l-- - JOE WALKER, Commander.
VIII make regular trips for the above places 0s follows
MONDAY Da arrival Of ~ rsin fontchartron h r
T IT., sS6,v
s slTSsD1;, = :. 9pn. =. a..
Returning Leaves Fasepsoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City and Biloxi on Monday evening
and Fd mornings touching at all landings except Ocean
Springs.
The Tuesday aud Saturday tips viii be made through to
Pn5eagQuIa.
These trips will We regularly made unless prevented by bad
| weather or low I, Q. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Comp and Common streets.
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLAoEs-BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS
W Christian mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs.
| The elegant and very last lev pressure steamer
CnmpITn
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STEAMBOATS,


York, to Lowell & Bailey I'm ~
Schr Andromeda. Ashby; days ffc,n, Brazos San.
tiago, to Jos Eelley '7''-'
Bark Horton, - rom =. to master
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IRON III A5rain sli1sisap Espesiiohl

From the AdTain A1 id1gan9 bSpeslietst 4
Young woman, giving her name 81 a., =; x
Eorth was arrested IN this city 1881 lsass - =
gharre IF stealing. This was the osteltsig9ss
of her arrest, but the real object ~ ilel
Il tJ,af she il suspected of having heel y gStt}
accessory to the poisoning "a , s' $500 ~,
fafmerlg of London, Canada; Ing Sito9tnstaliees
VI fhe case as NE learn heins are as follows;
NE passseaine TO this country many years ago.
nssa AftIed an or near Hudson, bringing asFfte
szbe5lss vGsas THAI piacR. de was church
Of good standing, until shortly after their
ss4iSas sgsien he commenced leading the life Of a
f;baff5a which he continued ap to the time Of his
deasls, aithe1ghi then sixty years lot age.
Some time ago, MIR. r. left his home for trip
fefka East taking with him as companions one
Mrs Weaver and the prisoner, one Miss South
WORTH, who claims to be an adopted daughter
after visiting his friends; his family lost all traoe
Of him. until, short time since, sent to MIR
Sehdnls Thorn for a Hudson Herald to be semitic
him At London; adilressed to Samuel Sumner, or
name similar To that. II london he remained
women accompanying him Induced him to deed
his property 10 them, Physicians were then
called ii who administered medicine containing
opium and morphine.
They left some powders of this composition
with thew eien, with directions for their proper
use. The old man died, and his remains were
haNea mp ready fer shipment, when the London
authorities. suspeetiag foul play, caused a pos
Sn8fta9t examination of the stomach, which dis
closed the fact that the victim had been p7eTdosed
with the powder. The jury returned a verdict OF
death by poisoning, and the women were held to
bail in the sRnl of $1,000 While waiting for court
however, they decamped, and Miss SouthwortE
was canght here last evening, as before stated
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CLIPPINGS FEUM .UlR EAlnANNESs
CtNcINSAVs, Sept. 15.-The weather yesterday
was clear and pleasant, the thermometer in the
shade indicating temperature of seventy. four
degrees.
At Pittsburg at noon yesterday, the river was
rising with four feet six inches of water in the
channel, and wet weather with a temperature Of
seventy,imee degrees above zero, BY the marx
at the waterworks the river had risen five inches
during the twenty-iour hours preceding six o'clock
yesterday morning, atwhieh time there were thir.
teen feet four inches OF water ia the channel.
During the remainder Of the day it was about sta
tinnary, with prospect Of falling during the
night.
business was slightly more active on the wharf
yesterday than during the preceding days of the
week, and boats leaving to-day will probably have
/ fair trips.
SUSPENSION OF THE PEOPLES LINE TO LOUIS.
VILLE,-phere was&no boat 10 Louisville yester-
day, in the above line, and it's generally under
stood thai the line is among the things that We're
lit was organized in April 1865, thefrst boat eay-
T ing here on the 10th OF that month. The stock
was at first generally distributed among the mer-
chants Of this city and Louisville, and it was in
tended to supersede the old Mail Line who had
had q Inanonalyof this trade for thirty years. aud
had become quite independent.
The Old Line resumed their old schedule Of
prices yesterday afternoon. The ST. Charles will
probably 90 in the Portsmouth trade, to-day il
place Of the Monsoon.
The Louisville Democrat, the organ of the PEG.
pies Line, had the following yesterday:
DIscoNTISuANCE OF THE PEOPLE's LINE STEAM
hrs Various ramors were putin circulation upon
the streets yesterday in regard to the People 5
Line Of steamers between this port and Cincinnati.
was that they had been sbnnght in, or rather
ssold OUT Another. that they had an assign
ment and that they we're forever and teetotally
Thusted. Hearing these rumors Yeat once pro-