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New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

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This with The interest makes the cost MP to Jan. l..
1868. about $i1Gi32G The following article appeared IA
The Nctr Io IDes OF Dec D. lSGC' III TceIonec 70 ue
}! The Bo Of Snoro on The 10th Of September 1901 took
possession ground resolved that the structure shoud be- of
d. On the 29d day month ote Supervisors pur
chased +2o exclusive rd'eee Of taking msrhe
from quarry sheffield Massachusetts apre BY the
Tid. On W 9it da October following Board Of Supervisors
e iaa " 6u before , 'a''o sas Of ia material d, Vol
taken igm .lT & @ & laS'' D" ''' l'l'' OF
Tcrr,i. The new Con advertised proposals furnish
in. The marble fh m the ba"as and reed twelve mds t.
lowest Of which ven ho'e Mrsfs iarnr bca and 'on a
accompanied with unoursona surre B'r- the contract
awarded however conoser'y ae eFecu " Sup'yso and The
3 o i. contract viii ,he SheG rli iusr to supply
h. marble al certain ru~I price. per fo, and moi aggregate
the whole job o,he cor'eior' bad proposed to do A. soon
e,tei remove, e and since le has made 10 h principal
I'm on 'he 2l.t of1Iay show that the
parties purchased ir Zee Of he quarry ior 5000 making The total
sra The CoGrg,. hooks show nt up to the present. in'
Horse with qrarttr sti 20 De delivered which ai uuer
this Is he cost ofnatesl which "as offered Boy Responsible p'f "'
Sah The following anHouncrert Of ihe ccu, sale Of l
What kuosa Ea-g' Marble Qar' Sseleii Na.. aas
Marb, Counau iroa- ll ho western part Of
Steard for the pdnr rm Of $4,000 The oeed ~' adorned "'h
Tcs statements in reference to the marble published
i'm The Times. we have never seen contrdccd aud they
are easy Of Neiihcaii0n
Another important fact IN connection win TIE history
ofthc Court House is the mauucru which Tho iron contract
was civcuout Mayor Guuthcr addressed communication
ON ths subject your Board. April 4. lsC wherein.
referring u the letter, received by him from three highly
Ic-prC table firms. Lc says:
ifth ths docurens 10 which direct
etou tmeand ner can he hue doubt vhrn "'r, sp''
able raanl nad substantially nrrr,f o. dear tri
that vok saarlf shlt gug puhIc
ntsuou 90 omr % u principal iouss utci b.
d
for fh aor of br vhnu th
beoHd those at Of hc nelrest Vaut'
husArss trauslCt0nf ihr rrrson BE- irst
e tuli thr special cnsr The t"ur "us~ 10
ceed br fraudulent rrprrseliats of ei p4fct arl
tfaci
Z .ourh ouor.ilc body fIr canf aiiDn
The report Special Court House Committee made
September I, stated fnat they bad received bid Tor
the rou-work the most responsible houses in that
line 81 business in the city, and un November n, ia ac
cofdancc with the report OF the Committee contract
was entered into with y. y and ". ". Cornell a. Go.
for irOnwOk 40 prices mentioned ia their bid hereinafter
given.
No bids were advertised FOR as the Importance o the
subject and Justice 10 the public would to have dr
maudrd. hut the following proposals were received by
the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
MARYLAND.

COL. ODIN BOWIE NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-1he Maryland Demo
cratic state Convention organized about O'Clock this az
ternoon The Hon II c. s. Key yof ST. Marvs chosen
President Col Odin Bowie Of Princes George County
has been nominated for Governor the eighth ballot
The vote was: Bowie &c Hamilton o..
The following is the State ticket.
Hon ODES BOWIE Prince Georges Co.
ID.
Controller J. LgOSAhp q Worcester
Cert 0fHt (o AJfJs. .JtNy FRASKLIs ~ Annie Arundel Co.,
Cou-o fgrhVe and Ldb0r.Dr W. MCpHgsON Of Frederick Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
NEW-JERSEY.

Socrates Tuttlc has been nominated for State
Senator by the Republicans Of Passac County
HOBOKEN REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Republican primaries, under the auspl-
OF tho Executive Committee, were held last night al
Nashug gtOn Hall No. G2 Gardcn-st, HOhOkcu, and the
fOllOwingnam gentlemen we're 5ccctcd as delegates
the Convention, which viii nominate Sheriff COrO
ner and an Assemblyman: First Naul-GOrdOn Farmer
C. =. Benedict. Charles Chamberlain, John Reid and -
KOgge. Second WaTd-Jamcs T. Hatfield, Charles Wchlc
and Charles n. Riottc. Third Ward-Edward sncdckcr
Daniel TOles, John Lewis ana L. Brandes. Gordon
Palmer Postmaster OF HObOkcn City, presided and
Charles Chamberlain acted Is hecIetarY.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
A., ,,,u, or CepernI Intrrrst.

s,,sryenents maize by number oi ihe most 'e s
rTs of this city enable people ~ moderate cienm'.ai 70 @
. Of hs hilrs Gnl elaborate syles ol Drlt ShuNn
., ~ urofessou The prices charged Tor 'I "
lee, are o. high that really but , rich can An9H pa @ 80"
i IN fbr fest bcuel the Dental specially ought h"i l" Ne
ossa,d 10 tLe alone, he gentlemen aboe reu ="
of ea day 10 these unable 20 pay usN pA
and 10 an Insert teeth lr ven best possible l'.l',
within reach Of each rln spp9m I'M, Ps - III ,srs or
,t e.tr,rion teeth 0llDut pain the treatment ' az
,b bas guus, mouth 1hor who appy NAY req upon ~
III H. attention car aud xii Wlch could be- obuel A uo
dr1t1l onees ai la. cts. s amount Of money Wv % h
~ ,o,prnt !, piscl n rhie u DR. g. J. l'n "H' "Y
'u III hr,nre al A., li3 Nulhst irW doors N' =" ,'Nl
d.. l,ir. ioA = o. - ~ 5auiiYs fom Fl" - t'"'''
u.tu.-i Az.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
POLITICAL

Observation-Disclosures state Ticket
- s,ts. LANES B. McKEAN Of Saratoga
- CALVIN Il. HULBURD oi ~ La"ieH'"
-, ..... THEODORE B. GATES Of Uhie"
- s,r,raf JOSHUA VI. VAN COTT Of hng'
- = .t s,rg,,y ARCHIBALD G. POWELL Of onondAga
-, cor,z,t.,ioner JOHN NJ. HAMMOND Of Alesany'
,,,r 81 T,isoas. GILBERT DE LA MAIh X 0i wyoming
I..i,. n Of .4Dpeqa CHARLES MASON Of Madison.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
THE NORTH WEST on IMPEACHMENT.

Judge Culver has just returned from brief
tour through several OF the NORTHWESTERN States and
that the feeling in that quarter in the Republican
ranks is strong and nearly unanimous for Impeachment
They think reconstruction has already been too long
DELAYED by wayward Executive. and that both himself
and his distinctions should be removed. They are
pairing q warm reception for Gen Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
THE NEU COURTHOUSE.
To HENRY SMITH, esq., T,eside,i Of he Board Of Super
risDrs nf lhr (OInin q Nclr- IOIk.

To HTNEY SMITH, esq, Ptsdci Of NE Board Of Super
rfsOrs of He COlihB Of Ncr- York
DEAR SIR: The Citizens Association respect
fully asks the attention OF the Board Of superyso 10
County Court House. The first cg Stallion upon tls so
ect in the year 1857 when the Legislature passed IN
act appointing i've Commissioners 10 supeIlh'eHu 'ne
erection Of q new City Hall IN this city .
Nothing, however, done under ths or supsequtAt
acts until isCl when the county having acquired te 10
ne present Site TIE Board 0i proceeueu WIN
the erection Of the County Courthouse.
Supervisor William H. Stewart (who remained 2 mem
Der OF the Board OF the Special Court House commit
tee until January lsG1 in ms address on the occasion
OF laying the cornerstone OF the DululhS Dcc - Iso
among other things said;
tho act of 8s tbe Board authorized 10 raise the Of
$4,000 n addition 10 the -o''V auiIoIi1'u i} n @ % @ y,
the -uc required Toy tlr wants OF the city ana
sgrh as is now n rrs Tie Supervisors after mature reflection
srire AZ t p that IN order DrSren ne dys oadi indssf
esH necessarily attendant preparing completed plans ana po,
r fr An. m tbe work bg contract the
work commenced rer e direction Of committee Of their Board ana
proceeded Win r ilq work sunng tie Fall land Winter months Io
hap> prepay,d opi plans and Gaa 70 hgg gIr M
Heesf bre d,ntff o ne Work nnid nf Apry
erery doy eai,aiag o NJ bfiHg a" additional 's'
r. j. t he recreted that the Board Of Supervisors has
never manifested the desire 10 complete as 10 begin
the Conr House II appears that the Commissioners APP
Ointed under the act OF 1885, authOHZE he SutrNsos
ia raise for the purpose Of city Han sum no tA-
Feeding S2OO declined 10 proceed with Their work on
fbc ground that the opinion oi their couStl thcy had
no pOwcr or right under the act 10 erect section or pO
ton of the building, without building ~ entire 20 a. 20
accommodate an the and departments mentioned
in the act and that therefore, they could not proceed 10
erect the budinl as the sum AUTHORIZED WAS aueiie
The Board OF supervisors although authorized in 1851
raise S15OOO0 for this purpose does not seem 10 nave
had similar scrupc- IN the premises Dui appears 70 nave
thought that the appropriation oi sptchc sum lot
specific purpose, carries win 10 no mpcatloh WhaNt
that the purpose must br consummatcd with the eAht
nuurpriatl0u For the New County COurtlIOuse the Oi
tttvfaf ff0ta lgN a.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
Turner, Tie Doulomreux, or

UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
. A SAFE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
It's an unfing remedy all Of Facial Neuralgia often sfenE
perfect oure 10 single No form OF Nervous Disease fails t. yield
10 M magic influence the %! Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nervous Derugcmen Of miay standing Affecting the
entire system completely and permanently cured by fw lays.
or few weeks at the nothing Injurious to the most
delicate system aud can used nth perfect safety 1t IA
slant BY pbysans who gy b anannon and IN
ou.d approval Seut by receipt 81 and postage
TURNER & Co. sole Prnprie;ors.
No. l3l Trenoutst Boston. Mas
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
VIRGINIA

THE ONyENTION-REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct THE Republicans
Of Norfolk County and Portsmouth Va have nominated
the following delegates TO the Constitutional Conventions
Gen. H. A. Pierce and Jas. Ii. Clements twhite and W
S. HOdgcs lcOlOrcdI.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

The Architectural Iron Works in their reply dated 1864
say that they invited 10 estimate for the work
and also, The first ntinatIon had Of any such pro
cecdng the public report thereof although We had
expressed desire 10 compete for the work repeatedly
and had been consulted Of the details OF H. and
had cndeavOrcd 10 give some information In certain pOr
tons and details and fully expected 20 have had op
portunitv 10 compete for the same" And, also.
There ore bni Use hms n t city q all calculated 10 DO Tbs
J. y a. W Cornell Co.. Fowler Kirkland a Co.
SoE nor iai they ans knowelse e
ease and 3 resl 80 inform & o. Two OF Those T Who a,d 70 1 @
trade Of ioundery men snd acc,
In their reply to Mayor Gunter, dated March 25, 1854
James Fowler. Kirkland a Co. say:
W beg inform you that were NOT applied TO H any me 10
iba We applied 10 M Ksu and Superintendent
Board ALLOW Us an o2oranl, Of estimating on the vo That be
heard OF them until We informed hat The "orA VS. con
In their reply TO Mayor Gmther dated March 49, 1864
james L. Jackson a Brother say; .,.,,c
member Of The Board to s, an mate o lc ',d IRON
H -, S,"s, 49, made sn o t, some uepisrs OF tbe B,srl
% wo,h , ~ S ,s ,b r 5 ] equal 70 sny other sstabhmet in
poral,, work W. promised that when he
living an estimate in f.r competition with others'
n would thus appear that there mistake In the
statement Of Committee that they had received pro
posals for the work from the most responsible
houses in that line Of business IN the clty"
IL would also appear that the Committee did not take
proper steps To obtain such propo,as' -
The cornerstone OF this building was laid as IA men
toned above Dec q, 1861 MT snPerElsor stewart theh
stated in his address that the building would DC ready
for occupancy within less than nJo geoTs; anu ne nso
said that every lay lost In the finishing Of the building
H. an traditional loss To- the county and the public" This
was nearly sir years ago. and the structure Is still nm
anished 10 the great loss the County and the public
The work OF erecting the building was under the super
Iniendence Commissioners appointed by the act of
iss from November 1891 until 1863 when the Supervisors
resumed the control of the whole matter and gave IL
INFO the hands OF q special committee. The Board Of
Supervisors have had fun and complete control OF the
matter Jo ycaIs and yet the building is far from
being completed
A. .uppoSed 10 be- 10 accommodate public officers with
facilities for the transaction Of the public business. IL Is
rn a. WINS said NV Supervisor stewart gsdrs dgO,
thai every day lost IN the finishing ~ the buidg u Az
additional los. fo te county aud thc public" The ddss
o.f Aafe .OU 1COae BCS the aud repairs VI the
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

HAMILTON HARRIS, Charuan.
rLrrHSE Caldwell, Secretary
TAursfqg Oct TO-
(GEN. J. B. MCkEAh.
p,--o.x HON A. X. PARKER
'''S' '''''' (FRANK j. CURTIS 49, .
,, 49, i..,rf.ray cor Broadway ard furrseVentbst n l.
''""'o' ~ HON. G. ~ UBPEW.
ETHAN ALLEN. esq
ROBERT GROVE, ESQ.
FyidCD. Ocf H.
(GEN. o.. b. hCKkAN
,,,,vrysvrr ..... HON. A. Y PAkkEk
}FRANK D. CURTIS, esq
& r,r Ire4r ava I'D. Fo,rY kEw-lORK-
tION. J.. r. 1lLEf. Of Conn
lNAJOR JANIS HAGGkRrf.
(NATHANIEL APPLETON esq.
tCrN g. D. GATES
ArDsoN.....'...s.. HON BUTLER G.. NOBLE
sa'1rify Oct r.
(GEN T. B. GATES
'OuGHErNPsiE.... Hon. BUTLER g. NOBLE.
GEN. JAMES b. hcKEAN,
CARTHAGE. ...'''''' J. D. CURTIS. esq
N1aadB a.
(GEN JAS. Il MCKBAN
bOPENHAokN-'.''.' 1IKANK d. CURTIS esq
NEW YORK No 3J1 Grand 81. corner Allen
Oel. r. W. CONWAY
ROBERT CBOWB ESQ.
.OtgAg...............LON g.. b. CULVER
TtesdgV. oct lJ
(GEN JAS b. MCkEAE
IowyitLE .......... = HON. JOHN ODOENKLL.
(FBANk ID. CURTIS. esq.
JAMEsrOwN..........LON T.. j.. CULVER
Itit1H. or 10.
FuKpOVIA............U0N. j. ID. CULVER
N1furd1y, oct 49,
ALBi0s..............HON l.. ID. CULVER.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
The unn.ehold Necessity.

iv and di.p,eb 10. unobtrye Stiffness aud the neat
,ss, ar.ty aul dnrd6ly Of is work onr Wilcox 1lols
S.une Machine Kind NJ hohehoid RrsV u,lN
hsy NOV nov Keep without tLsier Q Rev. a. L. be"'"
Itmg s. D.. Moy u, llba
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

The Most Celebrated Fabricauts Of UPHotsrEhY Coop.
Laos CrTA and LINENS have engaged n manufacturing the
choice fabrics open for examination NALkA'EAs No 900
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

A Professional Card.
DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
CHRONIC CATARRH.
AND THB VARIOUS DISEASES OP TIKI
LUNGS, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGE5.
ARR SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY
DIR. L. BUNFORD LIGHTIIILL,
At his Office No IG6 FIFTHAvR. tone block
Aveuue HOteD
omee hours L. to Evenings and saadaJ speos
appointment only.
Attention IS invited to the following testimonials selected from the
many LIGHTHILLS sssou distinguished parties ~bs
have been under his professional c.re
FROM THE REV. j. S. CORNEILLE,
Rector Of 4u Saints Church. Sac- York
No. 20 GoUvKRSEuRs ST.. Eew.YsrL
d.. LighniH
DEAR SIR: with great pleasure tender you a acuOSedsms.s
my appreciation Of the benefit that your e
meu present may suffering like
myself may through publication Of experience that under
your care relief be obtained.
Ibaye been afflicted with aarh for many years which
threatened the loss Of my voice my general health
necess Of pastoral daaas
invaluable enabled duties sOd perform
them without The slightest inconvenience.
Having the highest appreciation your medical skill and With
th,nLs for uniform Kindness and courtesy am, dear SIR
Yours. very gratefully.
s. J. CoRSBILLg.
FROM c. G. WAITE, Esq.
Proprietor Of the Brpoort HouS, Beo- Yors-
TO THB PUBLIC.
Having experienced the beneficial effects OF The shin
and experience LGHTHIIL IN treatment Of Caat and
knowing Of his many other treated BY him, sks
pleasure in Recommending my feuds and the public
C c. wArrR
CONSULTATION ROOMS,
mo. 166 FIFTH-AVENUE.
Zone block sOuth Of the FRh Avenue Hotel,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

Mayor Guuthcr's attention being directed 10 TN. sub
cct Doc addressed letter 90 number uf hus engaged
iu the business asking whether they had received
appcatuu nom the Board OF Supcrf from
special Court House Committee 10 present estimates 1r
furnishing the iron work. and 40 what prices they would
have furnished the iron work the time awarding
the contract, and what then fair and reasonable
prices ON the same
The answers received 10 the Mayors letter showed the
p-fff
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
THE MOZART PRIMARIES.

The Constitutional Union DcnOcIaUc party
Waterbury ana Halpiuel had also advertised To hold
their primary meetings ia tie various Wards " the cy
last evening. Some OF these meeting were held ad
vcrtised and not Oar lack Of space prevents
from giving the delegates elected.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
DIR. schenck,. PuImonic syrup.

Tb. rre,t medicine cured IT. SCHRSCK the proprietor Of
Pulmonary Consumption when had assumed IL most formidable aspect
and speedy death appeared BE- inevitable lis physicians pro
uouucel ncab when he commenced the use Of th ample
but powerful remedy heaih restored very short time, and
return has been apprehertt FOR al the symptoms
aucky disappeared present weight than two hundred
porn Dr. SCENCK has been equally successful in The treatment Of
oer. similarly afflicted Since his recovery be has devoted his senhsn
exclusively to tie Consumption and e diseases which are usually
complicated With aud the effected by DIS medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful This syrup 'a remedy Il con
t,ns no rera poison and violent drug Bud hence cannot
po. nure tie system It. henr effects on The lungs 'c most remark
able perneates and carries tr Influence to every
part neaned surfaces the bronchial tubes pomoe.
erpectoraton enables tie system o. sou o. ic disease la
the reinety ard the only Tor hs most fatal Of all
many persons % tie highest respect vo rc eEret
encci ts benefit, testify certificates This eject aud
fan directions printed English French Spa, and Gcraa
paBy each bottle
Dr. SCHENCK is professionally AZ 10 % BONDNr. NEWiORh.
every Tuesiay No 35 auoyest Boston WourY
professionally biz principal oGce 80 p North Srh st..
corner Of Commerce flaieph Satly ahre al letters for
advice must lie advice free hat io thorough
animation With Respome,e the price - Oae hours az each
city from 9 a. m % p. m.
Price Of the Syrrp 1i Sawed Tonic VI % per bottle
- 50 hdozeu Mandrake Pills p per box fan supply Sf
Dr. ScheucEs medicines Tor sale AZ 81 times At bis rooms
Also bv an druggists and dealers.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
THE UEATHEE.

EEssREsffn ~ o. y of the h little ouiy STEADY
s, TOE los - Morn
0, gustT vtrY cuiy Ansnoou c"uiy; gy
L,ruus g. 10 co, csuil windy hay overcast a. o.
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
nEpI-BIICAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN STATE luNhiIlAE hplhh
Metropolitan Hotel Room lO..
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairmau
Lt-rnEE Caldwell Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
AssTlIRTY NnNIINATInNs
TAMMANY REJOICETH.

Last night there was "a tremendous turnout
the unterrifed Masonic Hall. No. 1l4 East 1lir
tecuthst a glOrificatiOn meeting held Which,
the suggestion Of Mr. Tweed, Mr. Hart called 10
preside MAYOR Hoffman delivered of a speech.
Mr. John +. ColinsOn spoke piece and Mr.. A. Oakey
Hall displayed his powers ID unusual advantage. The
room crowded with the disciples Of Tammany, who
cheered the Constitution with vieOr that started the
safters: and tie outside OF the building dozen rock
ets and half many mimic bombs made the Welkin
vertebrate with the explosive hubbub Of patriotic glO
TieTs. This Outburst was prompted by the from
Pennsylvania. Am0ngthe other entertainments Of the
evening speeches by Messrs. Samuel j. Tlldcn Of
city Jack Rogers Of NewJerscy and Coroner William
q. Cover, and Gen. Frank spnOla, and telegram from
Tho faceOus Sunset Cox. claiming Ohio by 5000 majority
Tor A. johnson, Nallandig CHAM d Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NOON DISPATCHES
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 25.-Wm. II. Horton,
one of the proprietors of the cotton
warehouse burned on Thursday night,
has been arrested and held to await the
result of the investigation.
Adviees from Venezuela state that the
treaty for the settlement of American
claims has been ratified by the Venezue-
lean Congress,
Judge Kelly was cordially received at
Charlotte, N. g., and addressed large
meeting, composed mostly of whites.
A special says the Fenians are making
extensive preparations for war, and that
arms and ammunition for 100000 men
are being prepared, and that the iron
foundry of McDermott & Co. has, SINCE
the 18th of January, 1866, made large
numbers of twelve and twenty-four
Founders, and shell at the rate of two
hundred per day; also three or four tons
of grape and canister shot have been
manufactured daily.
A st. Adams dispatch says from the
mysterious movements in that quarter
they are looking for an attack on Canada.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
nprFLEY IN RICHMOND.

The visit of Greeley to Richmond has
been prolific Of newspaper paragraphs.
The old sinner does not deserve the no.
toriety thus thrust upon him. One pa
per says this is the first visit he has pad
to that city within thirty years. In 1916
he passed through Richmond on his way
TO Warrenton, n. c., for the purpose Of
being united in matrimony to lady, a
schoolmistress, born in the North, but
then engaged in teaching in that place.
He was married by Richmond clergy
man, and on Sunday last Mr.. Greeley
heard this clergyman preach in Rich
mond. and renewed an acquaintance be-
gun so many years ago.
We published day or two since the
Worlds account Of the discharge Of Mr..
Davis. in which Greeley figured BE
thus writes to that paper:
Sir: Will you please tell your readers
that vour reporters statement that was
:, one ~ the carriages which conveyed
n Tas Ter Davis to the New York Hotel, -
80 utterly unfounded2 / was then far
80 and never saw Mr.. Davis anywhere
INT IN Richmond for few minutes vas
,evsr s'closeted" with him, nor had any
sort Of communication with him, save TO
c~cbanre In crowd q few Of the com
,,o,est commonplace As your ms
80 h calculated 10 do public mischief,
80 its emphatic correction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-25
SOUTHERN pEsTITuTIoN.

The National IntelRgeneer states, on
the authority of letters received from
Arkansas, that an appalling degree Of
suffering prevails in portions of that
Safe. The inhabitants of Helena, a
tlourishing town on the Mississippi, we're
for the most part driven from their homes
by the rapid rising of the river, and the
furniture, provisions, clothing, and, in
some instances, dwellings of people who
could i'll afford the loss, have been swept
off by the destroying food. The ada
cent country was covered with water,
and many lives lost, while some were
taken om their homes in skiifs and
dugouts, and women and children were
conveyed over a submerged country forty
miles To add to the complications of
those who were making one last deter
mined struggle to save themselves from
and whose hopes have been
so marrcd by this damaging food, the
cholera has broken out among the freed
men, crowded together in their huts.