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The Freedmen's Bureau and the Lou.
isiana Courts.

New ORLEANS, November 22.-Judge
Durell, Of the United States District Court
Of Louisiana, now in session in this city,
is preparing written opinion in reference
to the duties and the jurisdiction of the
commissioners of the Freedmen's Bureau.
The matter has been brought TO the notice
OF the Judge, at the request of General
John A. Mower, who has expressed himself
as determined to rigidly enforce oil of its
rroyiSionS ....ye. s
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PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-The an
mal meeting of the Pennsylvania Anti
Slavery Society commenced its session
today. Some routine business had been
transacted, when Mr.. Davis read strongly
worded petition, with blanks for signatures,
praying for the impeachment Of President
Johnson.
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Movements OF Ex.Rebel Officers.

New ORLEANS, November 23.-Admiral
K. Scmmes, of the late rebel navy, has
accepted the chair of Professor of Moral
Philosophy and English Literature in the
louisiana State Seminary at Alexandria.
General Fitz Lee, nephew of General
Lee, has arrived here, en- route for Texas
Tor the benefit of his health.
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PnILADELPHIA, November 23.-The
B,dlctin publishes dispatch from Wash
ington which states that the President has,
after mature deliberation, decided to
abandon his opposition TO Congress. He
will set forth very fully in his message the
reasons which induced him to take this
step. Letters have been addressed to
leading Republican Senators and mem
hcrs in regard 10 this matter.
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apprehension OF Trouble.

MONTREAL, November 23.-Dispatches
Received here by the Governor General
from England state that the possibility of
trouble with the United States renders an
Increase of vigilance indispensable on the
part Of the Canadian authorities.
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Grand Banquet to Radical Congress.
men at the Capitol.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-A COM
mittee has been dispatched North by the
leading Radicals here to collect money to
defray the expenses arising from the for
NAL ceremonies at the welcoming back of
the Radical members of Congress, and for
the purpose of preparing them banquet
on next Saturday.
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Negro REGIMENT Mustered Out.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Another
negro regiment the One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh) }, from Kentucky, lately en-
camped on the Virginia side Of the Poto-
mac, have been mustered out of service,
and are about to leave for Louisville.
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MOBILE, November 22.-There isgeneral
OPPRESSION .v here in all branches Of trade.
SIu even cotton has lost the buoyancy OF
r ,4oausy last. Prices are about one cent Q
S 70 OF, and market nominal at 81 e to
~ Doa Tea'S Tor middling. Freights to Liver
WITT p,% rule at three farthings, but there is no
--o'eiaent. Exchange nominal. .--
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

mAhhEIS bI IELL1 nAFn.
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.
NEW YORK, November 24-Forenoon.
Gold, 1887. Exchange, sixty days, ~
sight, 19h. Cotton dull but firm at 331a
@35h.
NEW York, November 24-Afternoon.
Cotton quiet; sales 1900 bales at 331a
@25h. Flour opened 1OGl5c. better, but
closed with lossof the advance sales $500
barrels State at slO9sll.75. Wheat dull.
Corn irregular and unsettled. Whisky
quiet. Pork closed firmsr. Lard firmer
Groceries dull. Naval stores firm. Petro.
leum easier. Freights more easy.
United States SIS of '62, 1O9; registered
log new issue Of '65, 1Os1s. los, 99T
1905, frst series, 1868; second series
lO4H. Gold, 139.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, SATURDAY.
BALTIMORE, November 24.-Flour dull
low grades very heavy. Wheat very
dull. Corn dull; new white, 9509sc
new yellow, 94@96c. Oats heavy at SAG
55c. Provisions neglected and nominal
Coffee quiet; Rio steady for gold. Whisky
dull at s2.37@s2.3s, in bond; Pennsyl
vania, s2.5o@s3, free.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, SATURDAY.
New ORLEANS, November 23.-Cottor
dull; sales $500 bales low middling al
3l632c.. middlipp. 34c, Sugar dull: fail
lower, 10c. Molasses dull; inferior lower
4Oc.; prime higher, Csc. Corn in good de-
mand at 81 .35asl.371a. Flour in good de-
mand; superfne, slO.25Gsl0.5o; extra
9l1.25Gsl6. Oats firm at Csc. Hay il
good request at s2s.5O. Pork dull. Bacor
dull; shoulders, &c.,: sides, lac. Larc
quiet at 14@l51ac. Whisky unchanged a
t2.40. Tobacco steady at SsGsl0. Gold
l39. Sterling, 81. New York exchange
par to ID discount.
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The colored ladies Of Buffalo have, In
rivalry with their pale.faced sisters, en-
tered upon the fashion Of frightening the
color Of their sombrs complexion with
rouge. That 10 - new game Of rouge Il
noir.-Tracey.
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General Dfx,s Departure.

New YORK, November 24.-General Dix
yesterday took leave of the attaches of the
naval office, and will leave for France to-
day.
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NEW YORK, November 25.-Fifteen
steamships sailed from this port yesterday,
including seven for Europe, two for New
Orleans, one for Savannah, two for Wash
ington, one for Charleston, one for Rich
mond, and one for Portland. The freight
of these fifteen steamers is valued at over
81, 100000. v
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AGhost An Chicago.

,en r.asicAGo. ILL.,, November 22.--The al
rS s,a appearance Of ghost in the western
S SnHoh Oh the city is causing great conster-
~'''n among the residents in that quarter.
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Yielding to fanaticism will not stop It's
onward march any more than the giving
way of dam In stream will arrest the
rush Of the waters.-Prentice.
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Prize Fight Arranged.

FFIZB II IBut AEEHuBcus
NEW YORK, November z5.-A prize fight
was yesterday arranged between John Nc
Glade, Of this city, and Sam Collier, Of
Baltimore, for d 900 to $4,000, to take
place soon at some point between New
York and Baltimore.
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TELEGRAPHTC 2 NEWS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES,


Unlte1 ssates1 Csnsmsl agai.ss Great
wAsHINoros, November N16.-Nothing
definite has yet been received by the Go.
vernment respecting the claims upon
Great Britain for damages to commerce in
flicted by the Alabama and other Confede.
rate privateers. The correspondence be-
tween the two Governments Is still pro-
crossing. 1t isa fact, however, thatythe
present British Ministry 10 better disposed
to give due and fall consideration to the
entire subject.
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! BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC,

DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, 90
10 We would insiss .As I. s y & hsSs Y
AooEs, csp Seois; eaa;:e beeIs. 1sasl
sl. se:s:. ofllsss,lns SsSI = es: .. 49,
ioiisr. fsa Ioldssi Lseisr. cSRt NJ 80
sssissy: 6pssa R Sayslopss Scli fssss svslsfss
Prizes Hnsslopss, 0xjbrd 0pen.sad nveiotse
Visiting Cards. together. WITH grsat vAxtslg -
'.n'' s'' Al. CH2BTiAs = Co.
Bookselless and etetio9ert 8
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Nomination for Comptroller I'm New
York.
NEW YORK, November 25.-The Tam
many City Convention nominated Richard
B. Connolly for Comptroller.
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T EONARD'S AGUE CURE,
IL LEONhRD's lNeTANT RELIEF,
tk sSS ! 81 fS sHs Sj|J kItLIn.
LRONARD's INSTANT RkLI1fs

4 YERS PILLS.-Are You sick, fec
n Bile, and compsiningf Arsy out Of osdor.
with your system deranged and your feenngs M
Tis;s st' o. etn n:
slssy -. spsfr I.i. xrLss
purify the blood. and e. the apids move On .nCS:
structed In health again They stimulate IN. t1s
tSs syss% G fro from sSe vhh
dsrsnsss 10 natural iunsions Ss:.s y nS
ss s.xss$ia "a; sSSsiSn
. sors shs i natural seton Of the system and
the buoyant feeling OF health again. Whist 10 true
and 80 apparent In this trivial and common CON:
s ssG as n marx
expsis them Caused by similar oostfuetions ana
by the same means None who know the virtue q
PILLS viii nsgss, 70 ssS%p 1 ,sen IS: -
i Headache, Foul stomach, Dysentsry, Bilious Con.
plants, Indigestion, Derangement Of me Liveis
tsa Dropsy, worms, and Suppression when taken
They tina: u. mos ss 3: Nv.
pureatiye medicine vet discovered.
| AYERS AGUE CuAg, FOR THE sP xkD1 AnD
/ CERTAIN CURE OF Intermittsnt feyer OF ChLiss
s sRS Periodleap Hssdashs Or Bioss Hssdashs.
and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for the whole slaea
caused by the malaria OF miasmstic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 70 cure the ssvsiese
rsn,soe over other ague medicines, that u sub.
dues Ire complaint without injury % the pstisnt.
II contains no quinine or other deleterions sup.
rious effect Whatever. Shaking brothers o. tae
army and the west, try Il, and you VIZ sndons
'n PrsDssea by j. O. AVER co.. Lsvsll. Mss.
and sold by dealers everywhere. oeIsm
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.rsALCINED PLAETKR~ 2po begEsls
~ Ss.ksxeseee6 - ~ ~
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THE GREAT REBBII4I0E.-JOHN
10 III 4 SoEFSsu i HI e. III sx rAi.sasA ss.s
IIARPERs MAGAZINE FOR DE-
% \ xsJ hsssR,s, Ia. seosvssaar s.ssssg
|DICHX0Np And u oHTHNHN
II s1 ! s:s! s:si!.s::: 81 ;:s 8 $
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REf0kf on THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR TIE
~. 23D AND 24TH INsrAsrs. r.,g,tf-
~ TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, November "a, 1866.
Breaks and offerings full; prices un-
changed. Below We give the transactions
the last two days:
Sixty-eight hogsheads, forty-fye boxes,
and sixty parcels Of loose offered and sold
az follows:
Loose.-New lugs, a to ss; new leaf,
manufacturing, s6 TO $50; new leaf, stem
ing, % to el6.
Hogshsads.-Old Tugs, common funksd,
shipping, % to $3.50; Tugs, medium to
good working and shipping, IS to 80; leaf,
common to good working and shipping, %
to sls; leaf, dne to extra working and
shipping, sls to s25.
Hogshedds and Bores.-Manufacturing,
medium to fine, els to $40; fancy wrap
per, medium to extra, $40 to $3.50.
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Steamer Arrived.
NEW YORK, November 25.-The steamer
Hibernis, from Glasgow, has arrived. L
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DISSOLUTIONS.


DISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership
ag qnd ss. ID sti .sd
mutual consent, EDGAR 8. HUTCHINSON retiring
therefrom. The Affairs Of the late business VIII
be settled BY the remaining partner. err
I spask " &. HHA1HFScn1sos.
RIcHxoSp, November 10, Isss. "
The subscriber will continue the IMPORTING
AND JoBBISG ,BUsiNEss IN h Nh, Ms,s ana
SON, No. l2l7 Main, above Thirteenth street Klcn.
mond, Va. and win DO pleased TO serve his friends
and the trade ysnsI,sl,y 10 JOHN 10 sodin
The concern Of
IL TARDY & WILLIAMS having been changsd
on the lot Of February last the nsne OF that con-
Germ will only be used BY either partner In wind
M up concern so oS s. C. TARpY CO. Is thi. day
dissolved by the withdrawal Of JAMES T. WILL
LiAMS. g. c. TARDY having assumed the re;
sponsibiy Of the o. re , debt ,S; 2, n -
ss name o fSeSY S s
indebtsd TO the concern VIII tbsreiors make pay
meAt 70 him. CIAhDuu;
RIcHxosp, November u, isss. i = .gr !,
The undsrsignsd will continue the kgCTl0s
and COMMISSION BUSIN IsS ut the old stand.
corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets, where ne
VIA BE- pleased % see !hs patrons q "a: ne 1%s
prompt and faithful attention.
! dob .. .. TAknI. !
In yithdrsving from the concern q Q; TAR.
friends for the very liberal patronage e1tspded 70
the above nrm, and requisite eontinnsaou o. the
same TO my late partner Mp. 9. TARnY. ia..,s
no ss-n III JAhRs 7. WILLIAMS.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES

RBP0RTS OF TIE UNITED STATES AND
EUROPEAN EETS ASSOCIATION.
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lust RECEIVED AT 1920 MAIN
81 STREET another lot of GENTLRMEN'S GRAIN,
HUNTING, and FISHING BOOTS sizes from four
to eight. Also, fine CALF6KlN EEWED BOOTS,
and ladies' fine BALMORALS and POLISH BOOTS
OF all kinds and sizes. All in want are invited to
call (no S-tsJ ii. n. CASTOR.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, sc.

COMETHING NEW.-We have in
- store, Just received, a lot Of MEN'S-Ar
BOOTS and BR0GANS and WOMEN'SH il
SH0ES-large sizes and Of the best quail :"
tes-no wood or paper in the bottoms. -
Wehave these BOOTS and SHOES made
expressly to our order, and we can recommend
these to be Of extra quality.
They are from the very best merchants and all In
want of these goods will do we'll to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere, as We intend TO sell
them very low. PUTNEf WATTS,
no 20 corner OF Thirteenth and Main.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTlST,
~ No. 7S5 MAIN, BsrwIsN 6xvlxfH uD
:. s- BI8Hsa srRsKys, RIcunoHp, VA.s

nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
" No i ~ MAJ. .4:. s... s1s.s sss.v
B. ss:.s s::sss': .s e T. ~ ss e
sS,; = " 4 Is; II "A s;i!;
Err FIR. si!iss PI:Ri.'. ana ss' inss sssk I
most most careful II ana seisntiis nsnssr fsn e.
eaivsnie battery VII % med g sztEsssiel 49,:
sssiss III e.; ff s
e. sis fi fi q
and he Ss.s sssspaious care isfsSto isSSs O.:
The nssr.l patronage sxteaAs4 e hin asa.g
z. p;ss s.s sas Y ssssssns & -
in every Instance. While hh skafscs vili b e
sssss :: y .'i: i bay e
Al hoah ! ana esll SEom III n nssAee - -.
wee. !. ..''''',.1sl1! s ;s!';!'iss :ssE
TAR PIP. DUvAL CALLS THH At
|DTxNfiox Of ths puslis 70 II sissalss e.
s saie s siss ilss q "a ~! d.:
1Sfi.sfxsx0DIC, vAish q II 90 ~ sA %
S a.islIs .ls e 81 !. ": w 49, 49, 49,
s,ss::s. < s'i So :ss.,s,s ssle s ses
free q sha5ss, - SIUss tSs1s . n sah6ls6Se1
asSsssssss g s!ss s IN 9. q tss.sses ~. -
ID d. VALLEY, AI1oNF4Y AZ
; g. :s 8 5 Z 4, ! !!
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.


REPORTS NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRES
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IN Y. A.-THERE YOU ARE, RIS-
l. TORI, and SUNDOWN-new style HATS for
young men-just received:
no6 SIS Main street.
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DOARDING.-ROO with BOARD,
ID suitable for familiss or single gentlemen, can
be procured ron reai enable terms, Broad street,
next door to Dr.. Duncan's church.
Arna
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ID K NOV AL. IT
IL FROM s19 TO 1908.

EOR THE LADIES.-LADIES FINE
r CATERS made to any order at THREE and
FOUR DOLLARS per pair. They At handsomely,
and We will warrant them to wear well. large
stock just to hand.
oc Its PUTNkf WATTS.
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TELEGRAPHIC
YeSterdayAfternOOn's Report
JEFF. DAVIS.
He VIII be Tried In June.
EFFORT MADE TO TRY HIM BY
MILITARY COMMISSION.
The President Opposed TO Ii.
FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
Seward Left Washington.
Sec,y Seward Left Washington.
Southern News.
From NeM Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The steane Mar
iposa has arrived from New York.
There are gloomy accounts from the Red
tivsrJ most of the cotton lands being under
water.
There are also gloomy cotton reports
throughout the whole Southwest. TorDa-
does have made fearful havoc with all Of the
crops.
Mayor Monroe was inaugurated with in
teresting ceremonies. His generous receP-
ton by the President pleases the people.
The delegates to the Episcopal Conven-
ton, which meets mex Wednesday, are ar
irving. DR.. Mahon is the ~favorite candi-
date for Bishop.
The people are contributing to the relief
of the family of Albert Sidney johnson,
who are in want in California.
Or. Ge6grenc has been released from Fort
Jackson, and will be here this morning.
Mexican News.
Mexican advices confirm the death of the
ex Governor of La Emperor.
Meximilian has returned from q tlatter-
tour to Catroneavoca.
The French troops are concentrating in
northern Yoyo, under General Douay, to
unite with Mejis, and disperse guerrillas.
Fire.
Louisville, May I4.-Ten tenement
buildings on Fourth and Bullet streets were
this morning. Loss $4,000 insur-
lnee $4,000, principally in home comPa-
lies.
One o'clock P MA fire il now raging
n the premises OF George Robertson,
lumber, on Market street. The total des-
ruction Of his establishment is feared, to-
with buildings contiguous.
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STEAMER MovEMENTs.-The Portsmouth,
Captain Ramon, of the Erie Railway
Steamboat Line, arrived Monday night from
Dunkirk and left for sandusky last
evening.
The Potomac, Captain Carlisle, left for
Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago last night.
The Potomac has been reftted in magnif-
cent style, at an expense Of nearly $4,000
and is now as good as new. This is to be
her first trip this season.
OF the New York Central Line, the Rocket,
Captain Wetmore, arrived Monday night
from Green Bay, and left yesterday after
noon for Buffalo.
The Galena, Captain Perry, left for
Chicago, last evening.
The Saginaw, Captain Ryan, arrived from
Buffalo yesterday morning.
Miss ELLEN EAsrNAE.-Miss Ellen East
man, who made a successful debut in this
city as "a young lady" has lately appeared
before an Eastern audience. The Boston
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune has
the following in regard to her prospective
appearance
"oD Monday night of next week another
young lady will take her first step in the
same difficult path, at the Museum. This
is Miss Ellen Eastman, who has also had a
passion for the stage for several years, who
is received in the highest circles and en-
dorsed by the creme de Ia creme of Boston
aristocracy, and the literary circles of Cam
bridge, who has studied e~Iocution for several
as a reader, and who made her mi
tial experiment iRcogHito, as "a young lady"
recently at Cleveland, Ohio. Her success
there was very fattering; she essays here
the same part, the role in Shells tragedy.
SO seldom played now, of "Evadne."
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
oPTnE
American Watches,
Made at WaItIaam, Mass.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RE-
Il CENT great decline in gold and silver and all
the materials used in the manufacture of our goods
and in anticipation ofs still further decline, we
have reduced our prices to as low a point as they
csn be placed
with Gold at Par,
so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now
from the expectation that it will BE-. cheaper at
some future time. The test of ten years and the
manufacture and sale of
More than zoo, 200 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches, our business has steadily increased as the
public became acquainted with their value, until,
for months together, We have been unable to sup
ply the demand. We have repeat, ely enlarged our
factory buildings until they now cover over three
acres Of ground, and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully justified in stating that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES
he different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trademarks engraved 90 the plate:
l. " American Watch Co." waltham, Mass.
2. "Appleton, Tracy & Co." walthsm, Mass.
3. "P. S. Bartlstt,'' wsltham, Mass.
T.. "Wm. EIlery."
5. oUR LADIES WATCH is of first quality
named "Appleton, Tracy & Co" Wal
than, Mass.
6. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watches is named
"P. S. Bartlett = Waltham, Mass. These
watches are furnished in a great variety Of
sizes and styles ofoaSes.
The American Watch Co., OF waltham, Mass,
authorize US to state that without distinction Of
trademarks or price,
All the Products of their Factory are
fully Warranted.
to DO the best time-keepsrs of their class ever
made in this or any other country. Buyers should
remember that unlike the guarantee of a foreign
maker who can never be reached, this wsrantee is
good at all times against the company or their
agents and that If after tho most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar, it may always be exchanged for another. As
the American Watches made at Waltham, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country,
we do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned to buy
only of respectable dealers. All persons selling
countsrfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
mayIO:R RIO D&W Is2 Broadway, N Y.
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Surgeon Of Volunteers, May 18th addi-
tional Paymasters Russell Drest. May
IIth Chas. R. Littlefield, April 18th s.
r. Mastan, June 30th: Assistant Quarter
masters : Capts. W. R. Hopkins, c. B. Chit
tsrden. +. Hancock, C. N. Garcellon, May
IIth; Commissaries of Subsistence-Capts.
Atwood Griest, W. F. Allen, W. H. Tubbs,
H. Stedman and Geo. Garfield, May Ilth.
designations.
The following designations in the Regular
Army have been rendered and accepted /:
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel III. Taylor his
commission as Captain in the 9th United
States Cavalry, May 18th Captain A. c..
WooIfox, Assistant Quartermaster in the
United States Army, May 18th First
Lieutenant E. NJ. MeCook, 4th United
States Cavalry, May 9th Second Lieuten-
mt Janet Mari, 4th United States Artil-
lery, April eth.
Jeh. Davis,
The indictment of JEFF. Davis has been
made public, but it contains nothing not in
that publisheda year ago
Chief Justice Chase has signifed his
to preside over a court in Viz
ginia on the condition that the President
a proclamation a%brogatiDg martial
in the State SO far as the United
States courts are concerned. The Chief
Justice had an interview with the Presi-
lent on the subject last week and the pro-
is that the latter will listen te Mr..
Jhase's suggestions, as he expressed him
elf anxious for the immediate trial Of the
thief instigator of the rebellion.
The House Committee is preparing a re,
Iort in favor of his trial by a military COM
for various violations of the articles
f war, and for completely in the assassina-
ion conspiracy. The report is very long,
nd will contain a chain of circumstantiaI
violence, various links of which were OBJ
lined out of the ruins of the Confederacy.
Premature.
The statement sent from here that the
lird section of the Constitutional Amend
tent will be stricken out in the Senate and
lie entire amendment more or less emascu-
ted is, at least, premature and "the wish is
ther to the thought
A pretty solid column Will be developed
the Senate in favor of the House reso-
tons.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-16

EniGRATIoN.-The tide Of cihigfalion
shows no signs of ebbing. A large number
of men, women and children arrive here
every morning on their way to where lands
are CHEAP. They are mostly Germans and
are strong and healthy, just suited Tor pio-
neer life.