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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-10-25
EEwARD A. POLLARD.
New York, October 9, 1866.
New YORK, October 4, 1866.

NEW 1Ohh, OcGOUeI
ROBERT OULD, Richmond, Va:
My DEAR SIR-In my recently published
history of the war, entitled "The Lost
Cause" I have devoted an entire chapter
to the exchange of prisoners and their treat
ment in the prisons of each belligerent. I
have on these subjects stated and develop
ed certain facts which [ believe were not
entirely known even to the people of the
South, and which appear to have startled
the Northerl public and to have shaken the
judgment formed at the trial of Wirz The
New York Times says these statements
"might deserve attention, if the author
gave his authority for them"
Now, sir, will you do me the favor to ex-
anime the chapter of 1.-The Lost Cause"
referred to, and say how far it's statements
are sustained by your correspondence and
personal recollections in your Office of Con-
federate Commissioner for the exchange of
prisoners. refer especially to those state
ments which contain the new version of
AndersOnville, and the extraordinary cir
cumstance that, in 1864, the Confederate
authorities offered to return the sick and
wounded federal prisoners without equiva-
Tents Excuse my troubling you with the
enquiry. But the question is of great i'm
portance; it is vital point in the histor-
ical reputation of the South and I am
not disposed to pass by challenge so dis
tlnct and pointed as that of the I1mes
Ve1y truly and respectfully yours,
EDWARD A POLLARD.
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ExTRAvAGANCE-Ofic statements re-
Gently prepared show that our people in
utter disregard of the warnings of the past,
are indulging in the same rulnous extrava-
gance which, on previous occasions, has re-
suited in financial disaster and ruin. Thus
our imports at this time are more than
double the value of exports, and for the
heavy balance against us our bonds are be-
ing shipped to Europe in lieu of gold at a
discount of 20 to 30 per cent. Such state
of things cannot long continue without
bringing day of reckoning. That 1t may
be seen for what luxuries we are mourning
this great risk, we may mention that in the
four and half millions of imports re-
ceived at New York in the first week of this
month there are included $50, 949 for jew
ey s1o,e' So M e5s for eipars $35 1877 for for
toys Sc, S21 for perfumery SCI, 1897 for
wines, and S19, 658 for brandy.
Washington Star.
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S. d. WALLACE. j. B. soUTHERLAND.
WALLACE & SWITZERLAND,

~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VI OFFICE NO. 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wharyes & Warehouses foot of Walnut ST.,
WILMINGTON, n. @.
as- VIII give prompt personal attention to all
consignments ofNaval Stores Cotton, Spirits Tur-
pentine, Rosin, Tar Provisions, &c, &c. either for
sale or shipment. Also, to forwarding Merchan
die, &c.
Feb 8. Witt
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RICHMOND. Oct. 6. 1866.

hICHMOND, OCT. D, 1866.
d. A: POLLARD, Esq-My dear sir-Your
note of the 4th instant has been received.
have read your chapter thirty eight of the
'' Lost Cause very carefully twice. There
is not one single statement therein con-
tanned, relating to matters of exchange or
to transactions in which was concerned,
that is not strictly and accurately true. I
do not think the gentlemen who had charge
Of the subject of the exchange of prisoners
on the part Of the United States govern
ment will controvert any material statement
you have made relating to that subject [
am quite confident that my offer in August,
1864, to deliver the federal sick and wound
ed, without requiring the delivery of Con-
federate equivalents will not be denied
The fact that the United States authorities
acted upon the offer and at a late day des-
patched steamers to the mouth of the Sa-
vannah river to receive their men ought to
be sufficient proof, if any denial is made
Yours truly, Ro. OULD.
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EN- REVANCHE /!

BY PAUL n. HAYNE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-10-25

The N-CoNsERyATIvE GAINS
The election returns are still Incomplete -
The Radical majority in Pennsylvania, as
we predicted, is materially whitfield down
as the official returns come in, and the pro-
liability now is that it will not much, if
any, exceed twelve thousand. The Con-
servatives, therefore, have gained near
eight thousand upon the majority against
them in the last Presidential election-that
gain being more than equal to the majority
against Mcclellan in New York in 1864
In Ohio the Conservative gain has been
still more decisive. Lincoln's majority
was 59,5S6, but at the recent election,
when the vote was apparently as heavy
as in 1864 the Radicals have not OBJ
tanned more than 10000 majority
Indiana shows somewhat similar result
Lincoln's majority in that State, in 1864,
was 20, 1S9, and now that majority has been
reduced below Is, 900. The Conservatives
also gain member of Congress in Indiana,
as we'll as one in Ohio. We have not yet
received sufficient returns from Iowa to
form a near estimate of the result, but there
is no doubt, Judging from our advices, that
the Radicals have also lost in that State
The ma jority for Lincoln in 1864, in Iowa,
was 40, 533, and the Radical majority now
is not likely to reach $4,000. In all TIE
States, therefore, which held elections this
month, the Conservatives have mace sub
stantial gains upon the vote at the last
Presidential election.
AZ.
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Il Ballad Of the Present Var Founded on Facts
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AFAsT WowAN.-A letter from Homburg,
famous watering place in Germany, has
the following
A "ionne" here now who plays very
high at roulette is a Russian countess, Mad
anne Rimsky Korsakow. She has created
great excitement in Paris during the past
winter by her particularly cloud style of
dress which she adopts, and her very free
and easy manner. She is immensely rich,
very handsome, and her rank secures her
admission into the highest circles. It is
said that the Empress is very jealous of her
on account of the attention she has attrac
ted, and that she attempted to Danish Mad
anne Rimsky from the court circle She
dresses here very extravagantly, although
with a certain kind of taste, wears Immense
quantities Of diamonds and very short dres-
ses, making huge display of stri ped silk
verses with the croupiers, or anybody who
may be sitting next her. with the most per-
feet freedom. In the afternoon she may
be seen in the covered walk, drinking cof-
fee and smoking cigarettes.
The Pail Mall Gazette has a good story
about one Of II. B. NJ. s captains who, hav-
ing been put under arrest, was requested
to give up his sword. This he declined to
do, expressing regret that he did not pos
sess one, that he was in the habit of hiring
one from Messrs. So-and-So, the eminent
tailors, for a small stipend monthly that
he had no doubt the same firm would let it
to him (the applicant) on the same terms,
and that, having got possession of it, he
trusted he would find it more renumera.
tive and less troublesome burden than it
has been to himself.
a number Of sudden deaths Lave recent
~ taken place at Annapolis, caused by i'm
prudence in the use of raw oysters, which
the late rains in that section have rendered
unwholesome. At the instance of eminent
physicians, the corporate authorities have
forbidden the bringing or offering for sale
oysters until the first day Of November
next.
Richard Ell. Dana jr., denies that Mr..
Adams, our Minister to England, ever said
to him that ''the United States is no ma
tion-nothing but an association of States, %
No conversation on the subject passed be-
tween them. The story originated with
the Boston Commonwealth.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. Worth returned to the
city last night and was on duty at the capi-
tol this morning. g.-Rd Progress, 17h.
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@isfellauenus.

A RrcEIPr ToR HAPrisrsa II ID sim.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN I"
ny DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A. N. Md.

ny DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A. N. Md.
Tie Author Of 1swsross Medical Works.
Ills Six Lectures on the Prevention OF Consump-
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An INCIDENT AT PuiLADrLrniA.-A cor
respondent Of tho Cincinnati Gazette relates
the following As happening a, the Philadel.
phia Convention: b r".
"while Doolittle was speaking, Sergeant
alarms MeCiosky, late Of tho Charleston
Convention, handed bottle Of whisky to
stupid radical reporter to pass up to the
platform. or course be wanted Il to be
slipped up quietly. Tho reporter did not
seem to understand tho Democratic way,
and holding il up - high as possible he
reached il up over tho stage. For a mo-
mcnt every Democratic eye was up on il,
and all lips In sight OF tho reporters table
gave an instructive smack. But IL was not
just the thing to have that bottle there, and
the reporter seemed inclined to hold il up
till some ono took il At last Vice Prcsi.
den, advanced across the platform, made a
raid upon Il (, and hiding Il under his coat,
took il where il could DO appreciated"
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Imnortant n the AFFLICTED.

DR. DOW continues 10 be consultsd ~ MS o.:
Soc Nos. snd Endieott Street, BossSn, on Al
diseased OF PRIVATE OR DELiCATb NATOhE.
By long course OF study and prneticaI expert
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Risdderand Kidneys, Hydrocels, Abscossss, Iiu.
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arc made 70 become ~ harmless - he simplest
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P.S. Ladies' Who are troubled With any dlseass
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street
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Far,u Am As A PREVENTIVE or CHoL

FRrsH AR As A PREVENTIVE OF CnoL-
ERA. DR.. l. w. Lewis Of New York, pro-
claims that fresh air is the best preventive
Of cholera cxtant. He says IL people will
only keep their windows open night and
day, giving fresh air q fair chance to ill
their lungs and veutilate their apartments
and purify their clothing. they run little
danger from cholera. He writes: "The
great point Is to induce people to sleep
with their windows open, in cool weather
- vol a. warm. n necessary, put on nd.
di,ioual clothing, bat above all things have
fresh air." Dr.. Frank Hamilton, who,
when the cholera broke out on Blackwcll's
Island, kept the people out Of doors all day
and the windows Of their rooms open al
night, and thus in Eve days checked the
Iavagcs fthc disease, adds his testimon,
to that Of Dr.. Lewis, and says: aThc maj
who can persuade the poor people that with
plenty Of air they are secure against cholen
will do much" Dr.. r. Ogden Dorcmu,
also indorses Dr.. Lewis by nyins: 1God',
oxygen is essential to life and ono Of the
best antidotcs to disease"
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To C0ssssssss pstpes.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health In
q nv weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered Tor several years with severe lung afee-
ton, and that dread disease - Consumption - Is
anxious To make known To his fsllow-suferers the
means ofcure. To all who desire 10. he will send
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the directions for preparing and using the sane,
which they will ind es,s for cssss..stis.,
tstAss ByeseAifss, CssgAscsifs, asd sH rAroaf ssd
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In sending the prescription Is 10 benefit the aiiet-
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his remedy, As 10 will cost them nothing. and may
prove q blessing Parties wishing the prescription
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Rec, EDNARD a. WILSON,
ly9 H,ifss.sSsryA, kikgs Co., Nsw ferk.
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vThe New York Herald boasts that
tho merchants Of that ciy have raisod one
hundred thousand dollars TO influence the
elections this GALL and says tho amount
could be increased to halls million. Thcss
merchants undoubtedly belong to tho same
class who subscribed 50 literally to procure
the election Of tho anti.war candidate, Gen
Mcclellan, for tbs Pscsidcncy-wi,h wha,
success, the returns Of votes in 1864 indi.
Gated.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW. Physician and Surgeon, No. 3 Rn.
deott Strest, Doston, 10 consulted daily Tor ell dis
Utsri. or hllinS OF the womb, Ylaor Aibas, Sop.
preston. and othsr menstrual dsnngsments, are
sov trsstsd upoo new pathological principles, and
spssdy tclisi Eusr.ntssd In . very nv days. 10
hat most oostinsts complaints Yield under t. And
Ne aeictsd psrSon soon reiolses In psrkst health
a, Dt. Dow has no dosbt had greater sxpcrisae: II
any Other physieiau In Bostou, ass he's, asss
lstA eoaabsd bis vkols sttsatioe 70 The sarS %
private diseasss and Female 0plsissA-
% they Will noe Be answered.
O0oe konn iron 3 4. q. Og re-
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Perry,s Moth and Freckie Lotion.

u cAso>.aA, NssAp>,ch t>i.s oAi>i Lvsrspssh .nd
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-
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ga oopperhesd In Portland tolda Bos.
ton merchant 4 day or two since that the
fire in Portland was good enough for them;
and that al New England ought to b ser.
we'd in the same way for their treatment Of
the South. 1890
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aPEAcE" WEsrERs LOUISIANA. A
Union general residing in New York has
Just received letter from an army friend n
Shreveport, La, as follows:
~ have but q moment to write before
the steamboat leaves. We have been UNI
der arms and in line for three nights past.
and are in quito state Of excitement. De
Soto parish (the worst in the Statc) has ris.
en-. Most Of the planters have been whip
ping and shooting freedmen, and defying
the military to arrest them. Major Thomp.
son marched thirty miles into the parish on
Tuesday night last, and arrested FIVE plan
tiers. The people hero armed and prepared
themselves and swov they would rescue
these men. They arc trying to get up a
riot, and partly succeeded after the news Of
the New Orleans riots came; but we put
them down very quickly and quietly. They
swear they viii clear out the ID d negro
troops We arc only in hopes they will
try il on. II looks like war again; they
talk il strongly, and arc holding secret meet.
ings constantly. l pity tho poor blacks |;
they suffer terribly. In Texas only forty
miles from here, they work and treat them
exactly the same rs in old slavery times. "
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PREPARED PREPARE!

PREPARED PREPARE!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .AsiAriC CHOLERA
~ DROPs- (ss~i DC than tsesy year, In Manilis
Asiatic Cholera, Choiera MoSbss, Diar-
Fhea, Dysestery, Ch.iera lafaatuM,
or summer Coapiaiat, and all
Diseases OF the Bowels.
~ ne .cIIoLERA pRoFs" .houh he lept an ham
In every IIosas-hosi FOR INSTANT Use IN ALL CASE
OF NkED. In no instance has n ENER BEEN KNOWN
NJ FAIL IN EfrEcrfN0 CURE
Prs, SLso pr vial har viAk fes 81 Sent By nai
every vher, csp< Il th- pSsee anil eight rel stamp
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@;iSSx11lY
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DIRECTIONS.

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T.w. hIsss ti.d for the beoeat vs have received
from xour Prspared PrsscriptIou FEE P Psys-
ar... Rio.sburw PENN.
sEysry ana 10 whom have recommended "a has
heen se1eatted much by lis uss. --Rs, c. %. y.sss
Rarine VIA.
B,sLs IIouss, Asroa PLAcs, N. YIN the early
mart OF February isos Vas suffering from . yio-
lent cough for which hsd been trvated six mos.
previously without benefit I had Night Sveats
rhieh completely prostrated me. In the evening
hoar,,oes, would come on which would prevent
me nom speaking above . whisper. I had then
had two attacks OF hemorrhage nom the lungs.
no more Tor me, yet WAS growing rapidly worse,
and had been compelled To leave business for near
iy two months. All my symptcm: indicated, as-
m M, the P's,ssnos o. NJ ,sn,y F,h.,
sne oeSonnS ", reu 49, tsy ses