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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

). .T.-l96O -X.-Th amount OF Plantation
Btters sold in one year it something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th street. brakes manufactory IS
one of the institutions of New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern
States with his cabalistic "S 7 -ls60.-X. "
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
law preventing disfguring the face Of Ma
ture, which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this Is, but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes of the community and
are death on epsia-certain. They are very
invigorating when languid and weak, and a
great appetizer
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

aqua De MAGNoLIA.-The prettiest thing, the
" sweetest thing" and the most of il for the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor of perspi'
ration softens and adds delicacy TO the skin /;
is a delightful perfume allays headache and
inflammation and is a necessary companion in
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi'
let sideboard. II can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water. sold by all
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

." In lifting the kettle from ithe dire soalded
myself very severely-'one hand almost 10
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 1t healed rapidly and
left very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER
APO Broad St, Phila telphia."
This is merely a sample OF what tht. Mustang
Liniment win do. 1t is invaluable IL, I'll cases
of wounds swellings sprains, outs, rulses
spavins, etc. either upon man or beast.
Beware OF counterfeits. None 10 genuine un'
less wrapped in fine steel.plats engraylhgs
bearing the signature OF @. W Westbrook,
Chemist, and the priOaS stamp OF DEMIs BARNES
Co, New York.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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WasEiugreu Ne1s.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Secrsta,
r of the Treasury is authorized to sell
at pubIic auction such of the revenue
cuttsrs as shall be found ii adapted to
the purposes of the revenue service and
TO expsnd the proceeds in the purchase
and construction Of other vessels better
adanted TO the wants of the service
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

WHAT Dm lri-A young lady, returning to
her country home after sOOurn OF few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place OF a rustic flush face, she had soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness
an instead oi -, she really appeared but II
She told them plainly shs used Hagan'g hagno
liza Balm. and wouid not be without Il. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much 10y using this article II can be ordered
al any druggist for only 81 cents.
SaraiSgs Spring Wafer, sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Ihe Nashville
Court Martial met to-day to inTestigate
the case of Ishan Henderson. inc ae'
cused was not present, and the Court ad'
iourned to meet tomorrow. Oroers
have been sent to the commandant OF
the post at Louisville to have Henderson
sent to Nashville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

All who value beautiful head OF hair, and its
preservation from premature baldness and turn,
ing gray will net fail to USe Lyons celebrated
Kat6airon. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy eradicates dandruf and causes the hair
TO grow with luxruiant beauty. Sold every
where f. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
saTaIogH spring Wafer, sold by =
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

= GALVESTON, April 22.-Trinity river
route lessened BY cutting the railroad
bridges. Gen. Gregory, of the Freed
mems Bureau has been dismissed and
ordered to Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

Heimstreei inimit4Jle Hair ColoTing has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair and changes IL to its original color by de
grees All instantaneous dyes deaden and In
lure the hair Heimstreets IS not a dye, but Is
certain in its results, promotes its growth and
ia beautiful Hair Dressing Price 20 ccRts and
81 % Sold by sll dealers
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24
P. W. BOsLEY,

AIANUFACTURER OF C0MIl0N
Foreign Fruits 17a1z etc. 10 i2G LlarEet It
Theelipg, Va -.
Also Parties aui weddings furnished r'FG
T., Cream AMI Cake 81 the shortest notice
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JOHN LUMP,

MI HARNESS, Brides, Trunks TRiises, &c.
&c. sls Market street, Wheeling would inform
his old friends aud the public generally. that be
ias refttsd his establishment, and Is now pre-
pared to FL all orders entrusted 70 his care.
Nth Proupt1cs7 s2d L tie rest st-ic Of ire sTt.
js20-iy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-24

LYONS ENIRACI Oh PURE JAMAICA GIS6ER
tor Indigestion Nauses, Heartburn Sick Head.
ache Cholera MoTbus, &c. where warming,
genial stimulant is required. Ito careful prepa
ration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold ey
erywhere at - cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. lebs 'eOthuIs
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8, F. FARIS,

ATARRLE WORKER s. eCULP.
wi TOR, No. l27 Main Street, Wheeling, Va
TMonumeptsl Work of ali kinds made to
crd9r on short notice, Particular attention paid
70 Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sepes
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WILLIA2I KRYTER,

MANUFACTURES OF ssEARs,
WI Knives, Scissors, Cutlery, Sheep Shears
-. srd dealer in Hardware ann Guns NO. Us
.f--I-et Street wheeling, ". Va. sepS'
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]. & Ct. BAYHA-,

DREAD, GRACKER AND $40 az
X RAKFRY. Market Street opposite the
1asbinTton Eall, few doors above Monroe
street, ksep constantly on hand t0ii as5oI''
-lant Of tue above articles,
- Their wagon runs constantly To- all parts
nl ;fc citv T;jh r'Taat Crackers hasFS. onSS' 'SS
H-s 50
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M. W. JORDAN,

MARBLE WORAs:-Mioo:SsISiS@t io:sIiSt!oS S@hSLs y
Ss1e+srV Work executed in good style: Corn
~ IF 2aSs and eth Streets, East Wheeling, W:
" am prepared to fill all orders entrusted
tone and nd Sope I win merit part of public pat
ropage. Prompt attention PAID 10 orders nom
he country, uonV'J
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French & American Corsets

"OULB REsPECTYCLLH IN
w WIZ the attention Of the ladies' of TIT
civ and vicinity 70 the fact that they hsve open
e5 a store Al 10. lel Main street, with lsrg:
spd well assorted stock Of sktrts Oorssts ans
skirt SRprorters, Of tie lztest and Eo5t az
proved styles.
HsviDz been engaged FOX lcrz tns In a. sl.
olusi7sly wholesale business, We have sog uiteo
extensive facilities for procuring goo1s ~ g
line on the most reasonable terms and o1s1 t1'D
20 the pubic st the lowest eastern prices. =.
County merchants are particularly inylls9 -
come and see our eek bsfors puroHs&i1s Wv
where. .s,.S
Skirts purchased a. our store VIII % rspaf''
We also FAKE any sire Of Hoop sdrts 70 or
der. 1< oopups
''n' is"e' COHEN sEM1LrT1 CO.
,e1 Ma, s+rerf one door belog y, bnn"y
Dry eoods Store, wheslinS ".'~
myisly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. E. j. HENNIG,

1RuERPATEEEC PEaTssCEAN,
has removed his Office to Union street be
tween Market and Fourth. Otics hon's iiom
7ro9a. to2p N 6to 7 to.
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MTfIIAM HARE

ERACTICAE FTUMRKH AND
GAS FILTER TO Monroe 1t wheel
TForder, from it's country attended to At
.ILoSJ notice seplo
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{ \ CLAN D.

pabiic Compliment q Captain Anderson, OF
the Great Rassefu.
~ Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce had voted an
sas8 ef oonszssulation to Captain Anderson, Of the
NssaE BA1ss, and his coadutos and had resolved to
~ thsn = gpaud banquet Sir Stafford Northcots
4ssaosns - shs Board or Trade, invited 70 preside
- - bsng able do before the LIST Of October
- hanquet I'D bsen fixed 70 take place that day
- Market for American Stocks.
010thwaits London circular, dated the evening Of
- 1s>A IN, nys:-The usual fortnigbuy settlement in
A8ssan securities, which hes occurred since last
SswsA asgs smouns OF the Ave-twensise recently I'm
pWtsd 70 DO seil The market This naturally tended
sssAssk any further improvement m them. Illinois has
essn ssssossc, bat Ess In active demand ship
Ons.tD New York Atlantic and Great Western has sd-
osd two per cont for debenturee and for consolidated
essAsAs - to6o there continued demand for invest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02
rxcs COUNTY POLITICS.

me Third Congressional District Convention held
"A adjourned searisn last evening In Brooklyn. For
the ri,ors term, psce Of the late James Humphrey
q n Chisnden resssred ~ sntyelght Vote. George n
Sisher tvsniy s@ven votes For the Ioae term. 8 u.
ChleDjen received hlrty three votes. George ~ ID-
c.,in, nineteen. Hcsrae n Fisher, three Mr. 0hi,,sn-
Dan wns declared The nominee Tor both tsfns Tho
vslng IN each inssspre bv Laiiot
The snth District Union Republican Assembly Con
veGtlon met M Inion Hail, corner of NnsserDlc and
Even Streets w. ~, a. eight 0'ciock last evsnxg YK
postnnaaer John : Allen nominated ~ suclsms-
ton
The Seventh Assembly Tninn RspuhIicap Couvnption
the ~ south fust and Fourth sr~rte, X
D. ID. night aud bao'nd for candidate captain
John y short was supported by the Fourteenth yard
delexafe- end Ira Buchanan Jr, by The delegation uotn
the Thtrteensb ward There heinz no choice ON tho
BALLOT aajournmsni TOOK place uail sasur
say e,eving mex.
The vng the democratic party tnosn A. The 'Raxu-
is held their primaries last nEhf in tho tonrtcenh
rar thcre an exciting and noisy csntsst bot ths
police hand In large numbers, and preyensd
any br Zach Of the peace Tho following 49, the decgs
TONS 20 the Coo 1rresonai Convenons fom the wards
namef - Thirteenth. George l. Fox, Jas j. oDonohsc,
Nlehssi slssn: Fourteenth, Frank ks3y, Patrick
nsegan, John tooy; sixteenth. Bernard nayer John
kschIer, Peter Deylln; Eighteenth, y. W. Ksbnes<h,
John NeKsnna, James Malone, Nnetesnfh tsnry g.
bo<~cb, Henry Seller, j. b Haaey
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On yesterday Deputy sheriff Moore asrsted csarss
n Goddard alleged sscsssiosiss vigilance committee
man, o. Afxsnss. on q warrant issued ny Justice
c1srke u the supsvor Court the complaint of Mr.
Win. ~ Newman, a ths arm a rnedbsrgsr Now
man % this city. From shs testimony 10 the case, a
appears that In 1881 tho compasan~ss doing business
81 Camden, AskanzaS when the re ellen vss snssrn.
rsisd vigilance committee formed Camden, Of
which he prsoser vS member In May, 1884, one hun
dred thousand eaDd OF arms fos ArkaazAs vers
ssized In cncnna, which isct vhes became known 70
the PRISONER he Nth ohsr songbt V fs(altaas shc
storakeepcrs CsmAsn and yicsity VIA were thouGhs
proceed nss OF oon1seAton 49, W. NswmAn vhoec
ie stock d goods, wos.h s2D 90, wzs ssszsd ana Ne
pyopxry turned over ssAths Conf<1sfsfs govesnm~xs
he prsosnr vas ordered ~ snd bail In he f1m %
$1,000, n GAss eomnlssSd 70 svAis The process "
evil s< IN
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convention m tha Asai1esr happening ooncurrenily
with the appointment Of General de Castelnau the
,aid-de-camp Of the Emperor, and ~ de Gaiiiies
an administrator OF great ability has naturally been
construed the forerunner Of the entire abandon
ment " all direct intervention by France In Mexican
affairs. Thus, while one hand the AFORESAID
convention settles all our financial claims, the removal
Of General Bazans Of which you win hear long, and
the appointment In his stead Of General DC Caaenau
goes 10 Mexico With no other mission than 10 arrange for
tho withdrawal u the French troops. and perhaps 20
gyo the benefit OF his experience 10 the officers on
all His task will necessarily be q short one, and
does not imply the part OF the French govern
Inent the idea Of giving any assistance 20 the Mexican
empire which In London and Paris is looked upon as
ireirievaby lost As 10 the MARQUIS Of Gaet his pre-
in Mexico refers solely 10 the organization or the
Custom House system and 10 the appointment OF Gus
tom House officers who are TO DO selected from among
civil officers Of French BIRTH
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EUR0PE.
-. ------ssSS.---.=>e
News BY tho Cable, to Mon
day, October l
--~~-A---.e~
The London Money Market and Livera
pool Cotton Market at Noon.
~s->~~~~~~-<~.~c~--s~,
MAIL ADv1CES TO SEPTEMBER q.
-~~-.r------->-~
A CABLE BANQUET IN LIVERPOOL.
Details Of the Austro-Italian
Negotiations.
--~~-~~.>c-~,~~~~-~~e~~~.
1hc King Of Prussia on German Unity and the
PrusSian Mission
10 &c. DC.
~ THE CABLE TO OCTOBER |.
~>~~>~~>~~>~N~>~~~~~-~-~~
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
~~~--~~~~~~~>---~~~~~~
The London Money Market.
LONDON, Oct Moon.
Osassas open Il eoX for money.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Oct. Moon
me opaning prices Of American stocks ares:
United States nvctwenties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50%
Aiinoae ConIe N1s
10 HAlWay- IVA
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, October Moon.
ne market opens very active and prices are I'D.
niahcr Tho salos to-day estimated at 3o 900 bales
1AAdling Uplands quoted al l4,<d.
,BY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER q.

n steamship Nova scotian, which left Liverpool
~ afternoon 10Th Of September and Iondonds Try
- the 2lst arrived of Father Point yesterday, her
~syase 70 Quebec.
Hss nsws has been anticipated in all its main points
- we'll - her financial and commercial reports by
nspa1ches through tho Atlantic cable, published from
~ 70 1ay in the HERALD
We telegraph details from Father Point, dated to
Asr day OF sailing which appear in our columns to-day
me potsto disease was making sad ravases In some
Dssts Il England
AAvsoas from Bombay, India announce tho failure Of
9ssmShund Vcyehund, Parsce merchant, whose an
0snonAs aso undssssocd 10 be Of enormous magnitude
- Id boon largo operator in cotton and leader in
- VARIOUS great JOINT stock specularons Bombay.
ne sueimsscs Of biz liabilities we're ~ high as three nail
Hsns acJs.g
Tia Emperor Napoleon had received an autograph
Beasr from King OF Greece comforting the Prince
H1osnal the order Of IT, sanyeur.
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FAsskinS 81 fr~ssia s;~rmsr Usi~. sud
shr Pvnssfsn " Nis.ios.-
mes King a Prussia bad ,ssced let,er erfnessing
Aashs>for tbe,nassssous and. sslcome sssnnsces Of
nAsiisy sdcvosoAnd esdlnss fer ever sacrifice for
Hing and country which have pssr addrc-<ed 10 va
Drusy fo- all quarters, occasion Of tho
sassn q mo The letter declares that the unms
sAkAbs union between the severeis, and ne people
nm In The new epoch concllass all doerencss and all
sppssisions and turn them % advantageous love for he
sv~ssoa gstheriand and 10 The sceonpahmeni Of ths
Prusean mission IN Germany.
Austrian Rewards for Mesfs.
ma Emperor Of Austria he'd Informed escovs~nor or
% Tyrsl that SILVER msdais would be struck IN com.
nsnoraton Of the fidelity ana ssIor ~ The Tyrslese
during ths stc Medals would be awarded 20 ever
Sreisss VINO took the held defence u tho Father.
eand
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United states District Attorney Chandler En
Route 10 Richmond to Notify the
Grand Jury That No Conr
win Be Held To-Day.
Meme or the United States Judges N
Richmend.
Writ OF Habeas Corpus to he
Asked For.
Ac kc Lr
sftcul rtlfesM 10 TINE NEW yuax MRAln.
RIcuMosp, Va, oct. l, 100.


a cpuRr rHorAalK
There Is not tto speculation INDUCED bore in re-
gard 10 The meeting Of the United States Circuit cour,
this city and tho probabilities Of tho trial Of
Jen Davis Tho general opinion seems Ia be tbsi
Court viii bc held and Of course no ral Tho cort nd
journed In Juno last until the rst Tuesday October,
but subsequently appearing THAI legal authority
ia,ed for such adjournment act OF Congress
procured 10 bo passed authorizing such adiournmani
Recently Chief Jasilca Chase. Judge Underwood aod
other judicial authorities reported hnvs had
ference IN Washington the subject at whicl, Il was
decided thu, the Of Congress referred could
made to apply authorizing tho adjournment 10 this
circuit which had prov.ou'ly occurred. Therefore %
supposed here that The adjourned term win suaefca
20 by default
soas nAsp.
In confederation u this opinion IA should 10 sisssi
that neither the Justice any Of Tho ono ~ ~ tho
Court yc, here, though they may no
morning IA time 10 open the Court
uays coprs 10 M osraSrp
hear u stated tina, in there il torn u ths
United States Court at this nmc, application wlli 10
made Of tho jndseS 81 Tho courts Of ihs Sai.
for writ Of hsbea corpus FOR Davis and tho trial wi
bc presrod before thar court Tho advocates 81 This
mode Of procedure urge that Tho President has pro.
claimed peace and civil Law ,hronshou, land and
that tho military bound to obcy any writ OF hsbsss
corpus that may DO served upon them q alleged that
he has positively promised that writ for the surrender
OF this particular prisoner civ tribunal Tor ,nsi
should BE- respected. There b. therefore, faint chance
thai Davis may DO brought TO trisi. should
Chief Justice Chase persist sinking tho responsibility
Of tho trial. Another report has u thai Jndge Under
WOOD tho presiding Justice In this Judicial district IL
afraid Of assassination should he venture here Ihs
however, is, ~ true soundisss fear There IL de-
poaton manifested hsro In any quarter either TO MODEST
tho Judge In any manner interfere with tho Sssen-
bling and discharge of The duties Of the Couri.
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-~vs~ss ss@sv.i r.i.sss. Of tesaseilews.
Jsaoes y Psirsr FL, = ssw Maven. ~ asAsy yssss
M ssrs~sn csEsrsi u "a sse u coanssssas, sns
elffi ensine~r ~ smnsnt aAslay, diet o. - @dsy
fsorrsx, s~yssnhs, -. - narfsfs ~hsss - go 10.
81 ns9ieAl usexnenf - sefteElrr 81 ke hrKan W
"a np~s try1rh hk ss1lF~ ME- <sutlosl $50 ee.fF
al he fslisos1s sn< oshas p4sdS ens<fys~4 - cess
Est8nui, ony n 10 pgef~~Hiensi shsrnc&es
rnssr bet aekiss sD<ouf44sr pf as< sA4ss
asVshgytmsaa Ne pfgs.kly kn~~ t,e nnsg ~ Naas~sNt
sst loss p~sfoeuy Ian s.f a. saf 40 800
who fuuY sgu>lrtsf With w. 80 .ury~Yo ens
d.res, klstwars. "a, al shis pe<uls~ asa. 800
hnsss kAs ssvsa~ eoustf fs N ~ s..ssk1s msssas
1870 SO a IA. s...,- go ~. -. .~s.s
ssnisi Efssi ~s,sbs 80 a
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TINE ITALIAN QUESTION.

RysUrcss 81 tho NsGesfnfions with Austria.
fhe rspsrt o. the Nova Scotian informs thus
NJ London Tss says, owing 20 the firm attitude OF
puiA the pesoe negotiations between Austria and Italy
Asve nade important progress Tho Italians agree TO
Oay 5aeoo 900 francs account OF the Austrian
Ssr vsnetA Come settlement has also made with
Asrict though perhaps such NIL
81 future discussion The Italians will have Riya and
90 northern shoso Of Lako Gards but win lose ground
the nfan passes above Borgnmo Bresca and VI
osnxA
The BriGsnd Revolt.
In rsgasd 70 the breand stbreak At Palermo after ss
nhsspten, Fon~pne Telegram or thsi OH ultimo says
me Official Sdscze says that teegrsphic communicates
~ssh Palermo being Intercepted the government pos
o8ss direct intelligence OF the condition the
sertor Of the city Inform alton received the
Gsrsass Of ocaltso in the vicinity 81 Palermo,
Ne royal troops occupy she palsce, the pseons.
90 Oustoms onhoes, Caxcehm&re and the tort.
- scam oorveus Fsacrsdo commanded the
Dsishssvhood Of tho prsons The population mad no,
Auhss - In NE mcsemsnf, portion of the National
A1asd which had been able, mad assembled 10 rcnder
asasaAsse. Good feshng prevailed land ths National
o1srd various places had onescd their services 70 se
usvernsent Ia tho envsons Of Palermo Fifteen hun
x1ssd uosps dssnb~rked II Palermo ysa'erisy, and
saAss rslnfosoemsns have besp ssn IRON L<rhosn aud
Aseona squsdson Of eyhs vessis arrived II Palermo
- she 1ssh
Alrsysi decree Asd besn issneo appoishng General
c.Acvsa osnsssdsr OF tho military forces Sicily and
osa,sAs,oss pxiYaodnsry Of tie xing IN she c, and
psSvhses a rasssrno.
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fonsrr~s hosnnr, sept - lses.
Nothing more definite than Whist wrote 10 my lat
I~isrr 10 yet known here rrgsriiag the trial Of lev
Davis Mr. Chandler, United siasea District Attorney,
still absent In Washington and y xaid, Will not ~
back for two days 10 come, that general
anxiety hero and bercsbou, has feed tsrn 6r Tho
time being ths very vague and unsatisfactory rmovs
anosi The subject. A gentleman arrived this
Ing from Richmond who states that ~ " understood
ths thsi tks trial Mr. Davis the earliest cssnot
- onnwseupss ssfors Nsvsnb<y o. sccosdins 10 -
act of Congress 81 iss last scSson tho court bsfcre
which hs Ia 10 no tired sanno, enter on tho trial NJ
before this time, unless a, special se&xon
vsned by order Of chef Justice cbs~ A the October
In only pnrsnsnt 10 tho adjournment OF ssbord
nate Justice, claimed thar al that Judge Underwood
con do y open the cour merit Tuesday In Rich
snond pursuant 10 his adjournment, and then ssaishs
way adjourn uI tho REGULAR November
Present Indications give strong coor % fact % THE
mrmi-s, and accordingly n will he surprising hing
II smother month 10 added TO tho prison life Of JED
Davis unless 10 the meantime he ~ reeassd through
Interpretation of executive elsiaeney that AL power
fuI pcrsonsRs known by the csssc ~ rndr moo,
aud repres~n,sd Of very frsric md ssshss form snd
bssrinz a sickle IN hw nsh, hand
Ne Cssrt 20 be Held IN Hi~hUsssd Ts-Dsy.
pmns.s Nosnor, Oct !, fssA
United states Ds,na Attorney 4. H. Chandler has ar
rived Norfolk his return fIosn Washington. where
he has consulting with the Judicial ssshorslea rss
tive u the Dtie sna afcsii tourg AMI
the trial q Joa Dxys IL bsosshi lnsligesos sDss
wili b> held io-moups IN Richmond. and has 10.
ufed Abe members of tho Grand snd res Jury y ihs
eG.L
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Ne Cssrs 20 be Held IN Hi~hssssa Ts-Dsy.
ltnlnsHn Nnxunr- CT 4 liza
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

PARIS letter Of September 18Th says.-" Tho ON
~sssos pHsssd between the French and Nexcrn
ssvsmnesss, ooncsding 70 the former half q TN
Cssson Houss revenues Of the ports located On
sAe Atlantic and one fourth o. those % tho har-
Don On the Pacific. has been looked upon i
sAe French Bourss ~ securing the Mexican dsbt,
esd be- caused suddsn riss IN Mexican bonds The
es<ssseA maintain that france ~ BY that convention.
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