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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
OFFICIAL,

STATE LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, September l4th, 1866 8
WHEEEAS, p g. WfIfz has applied to me
w for the canceng Of his official bond Clerk of the
Second District Gonrt ef New Orleans te-wit
bond dated the 2d day Of November 1861 the
S500 signed by s. Witt principal secured by special
mortgage his property described in said bondthe said
being conditioned for the faithful performance by said P s.
Wiltz, Of his duties Cietk, Aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all persons interested in said bond
to show in wiring the Office of the Secretary
within ninety days alter the last publication Of this advertise
ment why the said bond should be cancelled and annued
Given, under my hand and STATE
dependence of the United States the unety. first
J. MADISON WELLS.
2is CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrEMEEr DE 'ExEcurIF,
Nouvele Orleans lie Il septembre 1866. {
A ITEM ID U qU'appIicntion etc faite moi
u par P S. Wilt pour In cancellation de obligation
ocee CONNIE greter de la Deueme COur de District de
la Nouyeiie- Orleans, savofr
Une obligation dstee dn noTenbre 1860, pour la
hyponeqe special sonpropriee deer dams dite obga
on la de obligation etHnt condt0nne pour la dele exc
cuIiOn dit P S. Wz de dev1irs grefer
de Ia Deu1ne Cour de District de la Nouvee Orleans
dit
Avis consequence donne toutes les pesonnes inth
ressees davor re cnnhare bureau du
are Etat dams les 80 ours qu suvron la dernere pubca
ton de proclamation pour esquele dit
obligation ne Berait pas caucete ct annule
DOnRe signature ct s de EtAt, Ia date
ctdessus ct Ia 9eme jour de Independence des EtRsUns
j. MADISON WELLS. y
Par lie Gouverneur:
CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant Secretahe d'Etat
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No 81. oHAR1Es STREET. NEW eRrEAHG

Having received By Late arrivals large sock Of FEEsH
aad NEW DEUas, IN addition 70 tie large assortment III
hand am prepared supply the large and increasing
wants Of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

The "heart" is the best card in the chance game
Of matEimony-sometmes overcome by diamonds
and knaNas, often won by tricks, and occasionally
treated in a shutting mapner, and then cat alto
gether.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
RAILROADS.
DOETCHARTRATH RATLwoAn

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY, April 1st 1885, the rsins on tb,
road will leave follows:
FAoA TIE CITY. gRoa LAKE.
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MACHINERY.
T EEDgs FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN 1a2a1
,rner Of DeIora and Foueher streets.

ESTABLISHED IN 1a2sj
Corner of Delord and Foucher streets.
We beg leave 70 inform friends and the public generally
that prepared formerly manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
ing Furnace Mouths Crate Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
the South LEEDS 4 co
Orders left at Box 49, Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
vim receive prompt attention.
RLACK DIAaEoND STEEL YVolEKs,
PITTsBuRe, Pa
PARK, BROTHER l. CO.,
-nAsUr4cfuRRRs Of
All Descriptions Of Cast and German steel,
--wAREEETEb--
EQUAL 10 ANY IMPORTED Or MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best qualitg Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA
GH1NERY, PLow SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG sTEEL LocoMo-
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS. PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE. etc.
Branch Warehouse:
NOS q and r., BATTERY MARCH. NOS q and n
Between Mix and Bread streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT Agent.
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ACCOUNT OF AN INTERVIEW BY A sYMPATu1zER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
NcWDAEA, RARRIs q co.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine and Machine Shop,
CORNER OF SECOND AND MORGAN STREETS, ST
LOUIS, NO.,

Manufacturers Of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
saw AND GRIsT MILL MACHINERY
Circular Saw Mills, Quartz Mills Tobacco Screws and
Presses Lad Kettes Screws and Cylinders Wool Cardng
Machines Muley Saw Mills ETC. etc. constantly hand.
Agents for the sale of JAMES SMITH CO.'S superior
Machine Cards.
We are prepared any Of the aboYs
toned Machinery etc. and will furnish any information
desired LAMB, QUINLIN Il CO.,
50 Tchoupitoulas street
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NOTICE DANIEL EDWARDS,
Nos. ag, SO and SO New Lsves stress
New Orleans,
prepared all mes with and naserln 70 eEec5ts 9n
SIhp and Bpass Fopdsr and Ffnishsr Tbs long eatsb
ha % Ct I'M This I Spss sa
Id. w. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FULTON NEW lEvRE NoTRn DAME 4 STREETS
Omee-185 Fulton street
baa sS al fs
Particular prompt attention paid Steamship and
Steamboat repairs
| nRUMHEOND, DoGG a co.,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS.
Pressure locomotives Fued Cylinder Boilers oari
fers Filter and Juice Boxes, made at the
Shortest Notice.
We respectfully solicit contracts for Boilers and
connections such Fire Fronts Grste Bars and scaPs
be furnished at the lowest foundry prices.
All work executed gt our establishment vii be guaranteed
elsewhere. Vs..' : -.
invited to examine The work prices at iS5
Street, betwee nNotre Dame aud Julia streets,
WTAE. sh0LDENG,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND DRAFPsMAN.
Plans and Specifications for ali kinds Of Machinery.
urveys carefully Instituted sd Specifications sen sorth the
condition and requireeutk of the Hullb Machinery
Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
BOATS would do we'll to have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works
Corner pelO=d and New LeVee streets,
New orieAnk
CRAKsPEARE KEE0R FOUNDRY,
| - EOS Girod street, New orlean
JOHN GEDDEs-JoB. a. sHAKsPEARE-s, swoop
G4eddeH, Shakespeare 81 Co..
on and Brass Founders and Machipsts manufacture
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Machnes
Mil Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work of oil kinds
| gfNEEGRzAD Es. R0DEEK 81 CSS.,
NO. PERDLDo STREET. Adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. 1873 aRAvrBR sTRrEs, NEW oRLHANB.
| CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross-Cut MIL and MHeY saws; Corn MiIB VIII
Nils and Betting Apparatus shating Pullies Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Mschnsry Agricultu
| Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
| CANE CARTS. PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheelbsrros factor
Of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, We.
We have connection with extensive
shopsin st Louis Cincinnati Pttsug throagt
which any macninery
most favorable terms and deliver anywhere north OF New
| orleRRh Tree of freight TH0s. B. BODLEv 4 30.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN roN1c-soUTHEKN TONIC

MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN roN1c-soUTHEKN TONIC
After several years of successful trial both in this city
in the country at the request Of number Of o
benefited by use, concluded pre-
sent to the public
A Southern Tonic,
And trust that they may regard Quack Medicine
Before venturing give publicity this Tonic the
cipe shown several Of the most prominent physicians
of this city pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown any respectable physician who
may desire to see it,
Unlike the many remedies that offered to the public
this fonic does not every disease.
All thatit claims is its wonderful power Of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed by disease.
This TONIC is prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases:
INTERMITTENT FEvERs,
BILIOUS FEyERs,
DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Price-$8 peg bottle.
We're it necessary certificate after certificate gould be ap
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW WATERING PAAoE-

THME NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL
Harvey master will leave the head Of HaTyeys Canal opposite
TfgsE hanaGg L2nisIena Avenue aEf M and
ingson gaatsEa and ntermedate landings and returning
lakes and bays to the sea shore.
RE q ssS p @ hs ecepn
with the requisites and comforts Of hEscsss hotel offer
oBer ens a
oak groves giving ample shade and pleasant re-
RATEsSBOaFd week si5 Transient @ sqsrdsrs day. ss
HARVEY MoMAHoE, AGENTS. 81 st. Charles street
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that hi,
popular pSce of Summer Resort NOW OPEN for the re-
ception of Guests.
Tneaccommodaons which he is prepared to offer to the
pubcare by those Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlGAOy of the place and season.
vicinity of the Ocean Springs there
Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs,
Which celebrated for medicinal properties Invads will
hereioreHnd this place ons of peculiar advantages as they
have Mineral BATHS, we'll the best fishing
facilities the Coast
TERNs-Wlbe very moderate for families engaging
the season. T. G. SCARBOROUGH.
JENVELRY.
s REGIkE. RIER
No 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JevVeIry, Watches. Silver nnd Plated Ware.
AGENT
sEEMONs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Gases diamond
aved best makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins
,inen Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Gold
Guard Vest Chains latest patters Sleeve
Buttons and suds of every variety workmanship
Gents Scas and Masonic Pins vsrious daagns Silver
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups obe
Napkin Rings Castors ETC.; Pocket Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality
Once and Mantls In BroaBe, Marble and Wood.
Bpeetncless
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted =
The particular attention those nesding helps resd
respectfully solicited Brazilian Pebbles best
and only glasses that should used New Pebbles
amea Particular attention padto repairing Watches anf
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
RsmOzsher. 20 CAMP STREET. undsr the City Hotel.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
| II Ii. NEWRAL1s-
Commission Dealer In
Boots and Shoes,
l nv 1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
JAMES CONCEAL,

! f IS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03


After this race everybody looked about for a
lunch and some ice water, in order that they
might be in good condition to enjoy the great in
auguratye race, for this was the most exciting
thing Of the season, but was made a one-sded
race by the withdrawal Of Asterod, who went
lame the day before the race, leaving a clear field
to Kentucky
General Grant here made his appearance, Gre
ating quite q sensation Being a great lover of
horse-fesh, he had come from Washington on
purpose to witness the contest He was pressed
through the crowd and introduced to Ristori and
accepted an invitation from Manager Grau to at
tend the performance of Mary Stuart" this even
ing, which will of course jam that place
After this little piece of i" side play all atten-
tion was paid to the race, which is not
worth while particularizing for Kentucky
beat from the start. The following is the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

SECOND RACE-The Inauguration Stakes for nil aees-S2lD
entrance 900 addd second horse $1,000 and
the third horse his sake hreeyea olds carry
pounds funyeRr olds l0i puuhds ye.y 0ds and IN
ward III pounds three pounds allowed gedlng.
j. Hunters Me3srs Trnvers Osgood's) b. h Kentucky
by Lexington. dam Magnolia.5 years Lttefeid "A
P c. Bushs (Messrs Forbes h Jerome's) ch. Z. Fleet
wing, by Balrownje, dam Rhoda, years. Smith 3
T Buford5s ch c. Onward, by Itinggod, dam My Lady,
r. A. Alexanders b. Idiewld, Lexington, dam by
Glencoe aged. Abe dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

SUPERIOR OLD CABINET BRANDY
MEDtcATER..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
disasters by tho late tornado.

BUFFALO, June 26.-During the tor
nado yesterday p. NJ, the schooners
MaZeppa and Goshawk broke from
their moorings and run into tho canal
boat Monitor, killing a Mrs. Mallory,
wife of the steersman. A man was
killed at Black Rock by car on the
track being blown against him. Anoth-
er man is supposed to be fatally injured
by bricks from falling chimney of
Kremlin's block. The roof of the west
wing of the Founding Asylum, on Ed
ward street, was blown in, and three
children who We're in the play-room at
the time were almost buried in the de-
bris.
In addition to the damage done by
the storm to property, telegraphed last
night, are the following: A heavy beam
found its way to thereof of Capt. Dob
bins house on Niagara street, through
which it crashed; Schoolhouse No. l. 7th
street, cupalO carried away; Board OF
Trade rooms sky light broken in; near
ly halfof the upper light roof of the
Niagara Falls depot gave awayto the
dral was damaged; the wood work OF
st, Johns Church was swept almost
entirely away; Messrs. Brisbam's Ar
cade building had about 30 feet of the
cornice torn off; the double sky-lights
over Slught's billiard saloon, and X. L..
Towards machine shop and agricultu-
raj works, Chicago street, were par
TALLY unroofed; Mr.. Houses organ
factory, on Clinton street, near Elm
street, front blown in. Total loss
not vet estimated. 1t was the worst
storm known for great many years.
it lasted about half an hour.
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BY Telegraph.
spIrIt Of the stocI. sInrIel.
The Posts money article SAYS:


The Posts money article says:
Gold Is active and strong. Borrowing rates
are LIS in favor of the lender. The loan
market Is easy, and very few lenders en- get
good securities. Commercial paper is rather
more freely offered, and the rates are 5dD per
cent The stock market is dull. Govern
sustained; registered OF '6S are wanted Mt l25;
coupons OF IS lOL56 and l0-40s 961<996sS; 7-asOs
az tiTm at l0l5S9 lUls4. state stocks are firm
New York bounty loan Is Inquired for at
lO2IS; Is OF 70 o. Railroad shares are quiet,
except Erie, which Is active, and has risen TO
COZ. After the board Il closed ut 6O1f; Read
ing 1857; Cleveland d Pittsburgh 81; North
western 29Is; Northwestern preferred dS14;
Fort Wayne 49,
The Commercials money article says:
Affairs in Wall street continue very dull
without any attendent depression of price
Gold still absorbs speculative interest," The
low condition of the specie deposits in the
banks has added TO the bull side of the gold
room. After the lst OF July about S9,OC0OOO
will be paid out OF the treasury upon coupons
which In the absence OF a demand for export
will keep the market easter for u few weeks
Foreign exchange IL quiet, but on the Wn0le
firm. There Is very little inquiry for sight
bills The IeldLng dElWeEg are hsBLng JDg Tor
60 days sterling. but there II n small nOnflng
cent below that rate. Commercial bills are
cOmparatiyely unSaleable. II Is difficult TO
sell the best names at over lOG5|. The Stock
market continues very dnil. Erie shows vs.
the lower short contracts. At the board the
prices opened at 5gzE and closed at GU. Chi
cago & Northwestern has taken anOther
slight upward turn, preferred stock advanced
"a; the common closed at2B1S Governments
are quiet and quotations unchanged. The
money market IS sluggish. There IS q great
abundance of Idle funds, and the demand
from brokers' and merchants IS very slight
On call loans the rlte Is generally per cent
With exceptions at . per cent. Discounts are
quiet; best names pass readily at oSo per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
A secret Treaty---Snnta Anna.

New York, June 27.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Il Is stated
by prominent Senator's in Washington
that Mr.. Seward has concluded Sc
cret treaty with Napoleon, by which
the United States is debarred from in
terferfng with the movement of for
eign troops now supporting Maximilii-
an. After the withdrawal otthe French,
Maximillian, it is understood, Will
offer himself ms candidate for the
Presidency of the Mexican Republic;
having secured that position, he is to
take advantage ofany small revolu-
ton, and declare himself Emperor
thereby fankiug the Monroe doctrine,
and having a frmer Imperial throne
than at present. tits probable the Sen
ate will solicit Information from Mr..
Seward concerning this little game.
When the Austrian and Belgium troops,
now in Mexico, have been Withdrawn.
he ("Maxm will have few supporters.
The dispatch also states that Santa
Anna is understood to be here in the
interest of both the Mexicans and the
Church party, and should be closely
watched by the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
INC memphIs RIots.

New YORK, June 26.-The report of
an investigation OF the Memphis riots,
made by Colonel johnson, Inspector
General of the Department OF Kentucky
and Tennessee, and Major Gilbraith,
Aid to General Howard, and the As
sistant Commissioner of the Freed
mans Bureau, has been made public.
They say that the remote cause of the
difficulty, is the antagonism existing
between the low whites and blacks,
both of whom are about equal in intel
ligence, being as degraded as human
beings can be, and each advancing
rival claims to superiority over the
other. The direct cause was a collision
between the police and the discharged
colored soldiers. The civil authorities
took no official action in the matter
whatever. The city recorder made a
speech to the mob urging them to kill
the entire Niger race, and burn up
their cradles. The quarters of General
Randle were also threatened with de-
struction. Three negro churches, eight
schoolhouses, five of which belonged
to the United States, and about fifty
private dwellings, occupied exclusively
by negroes, were burned. The loss TO
the Government and to the negroes
will foot up sos, 300, and probably much
higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashan County. w. Va.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. p. O'IIern TO me as Trustee. dat
ID March 3Oth, 1864, will offer for sale at the
front door OF the Court House, In Ohio Coun-
n m. TIA It valuable property known as the
Neecely place. being part Ofthe eSinIe 81 the
late Benz. McAtechen, Esq, contatIntUJ
twentv-tIo acres, more or lie $, sttuAttssI IN
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south Of this city. THIS lana ex-
tends from the Ohio river 20 tue mn: Is
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There is comfortable
IyrO story brick dwelling house, out. honses,
and n good orchnrd on 1t
Terms will be made known on day OF sale
tpdispuiable. but selling rs Trustee VIII con-
yey only such title as Is in me vested by said
tuI3-td Trustee.
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Neu YorK marl,er.


Cotton-Very quiet but holders are nrm;
5dS9c for mIddling uplands. FionrISc low,
er for Inferior, and steady and uncnnaa6ngel
for medium and good grades; - 100 ~ 10. IoI
extra state; s. 509l0 90 Ior e4ttS Io1S IP
ing oIiiet WhlslEy-Dull and nominal at
81 b for western Whe8t-Dnn and common
grades nomInally lower; prime new 10.
SJSIuSanJcee 50 30, an outside price Rye
steak, M 81 O5aI 10 for western. Barley and
Barley Malt Dull. Corn-More active and
lac lower; S5Ssgc for unsound new mixed
western, and S9d9l14c for sound dol also 500
bushels prime shipping, TO arrive this and
next week, at SSc. OatS-Dull and lc lower
5595Sc for new western. coree-Dull; Rio az
1885, gold. SugaT-More active at Ile5llAc
for Havana. Molasses-DnIl. Petroleum
Dull; 241<92lc for crude, and 59159 zoe for re
fined In bond. Pork-Opeued nrtner but
closed heavy; S3l I21<@3I 81 for new mes,
closing at 81 81 cash; SO 5000 90 for Old 90,
and So 5O92T 90 for primer also 10 Dds new
mess for July and August, sellers ana buyer
at about previous prices. Beer Ham
at SS5af55O Cut AIeats-Steady; lS5z9l 51<e
for soSniSers. and I7alg1<c for hams. Bacon
Dull. Lard-Unchanged at l9<922Ac:-
Butter-HeayyY sales at zUSS3c Iof ONO
Cheese-Quiet at SSg2lc-
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The Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June ..
JoBBERS PRICES.

JOBBEKS PRICES.
BROWN SHEErINGs-AtlanticA &c: How
ard A 20c: LacOnia Il 2j14c.
BLEACHED SHIRTISGS-Wnmsutta SI15ci
Ballou & Son &c; Green Manufacturing Co.
DC.
Freeman l7Isc: Wamsutta I5c-
Hoop SKIRTS-Bmdley's Duplex Elliptic
ST1Sc9Sl O5; Empress Trail 81 81 Meyers X
l., price unchanged.
CoRsETs-Thomson's Coutil I'Imperatrice
$50 %; Thomsonis Coutil Parisienne 81 90.
SHIRTS-J. w. L. Standard Dress, No. 30,
PAPER CoLLARS-MetrOpolitan Paper Col
lar CompanyS Byron and GaTTOte, No. to
No. ~; No. %, enameled and silver CORFU
gated, Sl6ta35. Goldsmith's patent euaTneled
Garrote, s2O-less 10 per cent
MAGIC RUFFLEs-So. ), 81 IS: No. Z, Sll 80;
No. y, SIi 50. Home made, No. 3, s. 50; No. s.,
50; No. 8, IS so.
RUBBER CRAvATs-No. 2, figured ends, II
BRowE DRTLLs-Boott Mills Csc; Stark H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27

SPCCAAASS
NEW York, June 26.-The morning
papers contain the following specials
from from Washington:
Governors Swami, Cox and Morton
are understood to be in no haste in con-
vening their respective Legislatures to
pass the constitutional amendment, and
have signified the same to the Presi-
dent. Tennessee men now here, doubt
whether Governor Brownlow can get n
quorum together in any reasonable
time.
The prize money due on account of
the capture of the steamer Pet by the
United States ship Montgomery, will
amount to about 10000. 1t will be
ready for distribution by the Fourth
Auditor about the LIST of August.
James Andrews has been appointed
commissioner to audit the accounts of
the State of Missouri for expenses in
CURED in arming, equipping and sup
porting her troops at the outset of the
war.
General Howard, of the freedmen's
bureau, has just received report from
Captain Clark, an inspector of the bu-
renu, of its operation in st. Mary's
county, Maryland. Captain Clark re-
ports matters in a very unsettled con-
dition.
Judge VIM. H. Tuck, at the May
term of the Criminal Court of Calvert
SeuIenCeu LNe IIlen 10 De SOU
into slavery for period ranging from
II TO Is months. The offense of which
these freedmen were guilty was petty
Representative E. B. Washburne, of
Illinois, was taken suddenly i'll with
congestion of the liver during the pro-
ceedings of the House to-day. He
tainted away end was taken to the resi-
dence of General Grant, where he now
lies ClaDpprOuSlV ill.
The House Committee on Elections
have decided the contested election in
the 4th district of Missouri in favor of
the sitting member. The argument in
the case of Messrs. Koontz and Cotfroth
of the l4th Pennsylvania district was
concluded to-day before the Commit
tee, and the indications are that the
committee will report in favor of giving
the seat to Mr.. KoontZ.
The friends OF jeff. Davis have not
given up the idea of getting his release
on parole. 1t is alleged by the counsel
of Mr.. Davis that his health is very poor
and that a change of air will be more
beneficial than all the medicine in
christendom. Mr.. Greeley is very ur-
gent in the matter and has written n
strong letter to that end. The Presi-
dent, however, has given no indication
that he will interfere unless it is certain
there is n change in his condition. The
every week is, that he is gradually i'm
proving.
The Senate Military Committee have
decided to substitute their bill for the
one which passed the House the other
day. The select committee are opposed
to nearly all OF the House bill. There
is great danger that unless the two
committees recede from their determi-
nation the bill will be defeated. Gen.
Grant advises them to refer the two
bills to conference committee and let
them arrange satisfactory measure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
Illness of Senator Lane.

ST. LOUIS, June Ex-senator Lane, of
Kansas, is quite i'll at the Lindeii hotel
in this city. He Is threatened with par
alysis. The physicians don't think it
possible for him to take his seat in the
Senate again this session, and they ad-
wise him to go to Bedford Springs as
soon as he is able to travel.
The case of General Blair vs.. Judges
of Election, for refusing to receive his
vote without first taking the oath pre-
scribed, was decided against Blair in
the general term of the circuit court
Yesterday. This is the first decision
involving the validity of the voters
oath in this State.
Trains are now running through to
Leavenworth, Kansas, from this city
via Missouri Pacific Railroad.