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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

E Ten years ago. this day. we 6rst
landed in Kansas. 1t was an event see-
ond only to- the landing of the Pilgrims
on Plymouth Rock We shall probably
remain here twenty or thirty years longer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

No BETTER PaooF RsouIRED.-It has
not yet bssa publicly denied that the
Best Chemical Salsratus made By D. B.
De Land d Co. is oil that its friends
have elsiasd-that il pure and whole
some article. This cannot be denied in
faes Of the testimony Of chemists and
thoss bsst qualified to Judge. Il is much
better than soda.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

LOWER Saw MILL.-A carpent er said
to as. the other day. that be would fire..
quently make considerable difference in
his prices for . job of work. if he knew
what mill the lumber Was to come from
that he could afford to dress the lum-
Der Of some mills ct much cheaper rates
than that Of others, on account of its
smoothness and straightness. That is
the kind Of Lumber Taylor & Ortous
make, at the Lower Saw Mill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

E Farmers complain Of the back.
wardness of Spring. and Of the cold
weather. There may be . good as well
as bad side to it. 1t may keep the
fruit buds back, and prevent their de-
struction by late frosts. The thawing
and freezing may have the effect of de.
stroying the grasshopper eggs; or. ifthey
hatch. the cold may have kept the crops
back so long. that they will not be far
enough advanced to be injured before the
grasshoppers emigrste. Look on the
bright side of things.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

FOR NON-RETENTION on INCONTI.
NENCE of Urine, irritation. Inflammation or
liberation of the bladder or kidneys, diseases
of the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder,
calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit. and all
diseases of the bladder, kidasys, and dropsieak
swellings, .-e.e.-ro
Usz HELMsoLp's FLUID ExrRAr Bscuu.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and.
IxrnovED Rosr WASH cures secret asd deli
cate disorders in all their stages, at little sx-
peDse, little or no change in diet, no ineonvs-
nience, aud no exposure. It is pleasant IN
taste and odor, immediate in its action, and
free from all injurious properties.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

H It showed every night last week.
and . portion Of them this weak.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

CRY GovERNMENT.-The new City
officers entered upon their duties, on
Thursday night. John Cable was chos-
en- City Marshal, and Sol. Miller re elec.
ted City Treasurer. The Treasurer's Re.
port shows the following statement of e
nsnces for the past year:
Receipts from all sources. S753 05.
Expenses for all purposes, 46l So
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28
Balance in Treasury,
S29I.7O

Balance in Treasury. S29170.
This is q remarkably favorable show.
ing, when we consider that last years s
authorities had the duty, as it were, Of
establishing and fitting ont the Govern
ment for operations; to pay the expenses
of lawauits to decide whether our Charter
and Government were legal and to pay
deficit in the previous years liabilities.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

~ The School Meeting in this Dis.
krict. to-day. chose Milton Utt, Director;
Samuel Maquilken. Clerk: and Sol.
Miller. Treasurer. 1t was voted to levy
tax sf sns-half Of one per cent. for tea
aAerf wages, aud one fourth Of one per
csut. for accidental expenses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28
Marriage and CeIibacy.

An ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN.
n STRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely
Prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means Of
relief. Sent Free of Charge, in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN
HOuGHTON, Howard Association, Philadei-
phia, Pa. Sept 90, Is66-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vICOR
are sesainsd by HElsDoses ExrlAsr BOW.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

NELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT Blu.
CHU is pleasant in taste and odor, ffsa sroa
all injurious properties. and immediate IN its
action. ..5zs-7, :. - -s.s .srsi-s7 .-s-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

THE GLORY OF NAN is STRENGTH.
Therefore the nervous and debilitated should
Immediately use HELnDoLD's EXTRACT BucHu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
Pittsburg Oil Trade.

PiTrsBugG, July ii.
BUsINEss-The market yesterday was
firm with u fair jobbing demand for
Crude. Prices have undergone no
change. Good gravities We're held firm
ly at Sc for bulk. A sale of Smiths
Ferry was reported at that figure, being
equal to he, package included. The
stock of Crude outside of that on track,
held principally on speculation, is snail.
Rehners generally have good supply
on hand, and are not anxious TO invest
ut the present rates. Tie only sale re-
ported since orr last was 800 barrels
bulk ut sc per gallon.
REFINED OIL.-Tbe market since our
last has exhibited increased firrnness.
The sales however show a large falling
OFF as compared with the transactions
of the previous two days. From this it
might have been inferred that most of
the July contracts have beeu filled. The
sales, however, were $500 barrels, i'll
lots, Us follows: 500 barrels bonded.
standard white, Philadelphia immedi-
ate, at 304c; 500 barrels do standard
white, July, Philadelphia, sellers op-
ton, 30ic; sales 500 barrels prime light
to straw white, Philadelphia, 274c, and
500 barrels do on the same conditions;
sales 500 barrels standard white, last
half of July delivery, free on cars at the
works, at pc, and 500 barrels on the
same conditions.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. July IL.
FLOUR-Firmer for the higher grades
and prices advanced 25c; family to fancy
10 25a14 90; stock is quite small, and
there is some difficulty i'll getting good
in any quantity; receipts. S33 barrels;
shipments, 79S barrels.
WHEAT-Scarce and firm; No. 2 new
red sold at = 40, and No. | old at 2 80;
1000 bushels new Kentucky white sold
at = %: To he delivered 20 days hence:
receipts. lUsO bushels: shipments. 2,'26
bushels.
CORN-Umchanged and firm; sales of
No. L AT sou7G, s~sai pts. Sl4 bushels;
shipments, 1902 bushels.
OATS-Less firm. the snn'ly being
better: No. |, 17a7S; receipts. 'Jl9 bush
els; shipments, none.
RYE-scarcc, and saleahlc at - for
No. |; receipts Go bushels: no ship
ments.
COTTON-Held at 23a23l for mid
ding, but demand light; receipts none;
shipments pa bales.
WHISKY-Unchanged and steady, at
80 in bond; receipts $50 barrels; ship
ments 1s4 barrels.
MESS PORK-Firmer, and prices adj
vanced to % 80, and at the close there
were no sales at this rate; shipments "a
| barrels.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly, at Gall
| for shoulders, sides, clear ribbed and
clear sides, bnt the demand is not large.
HAMS-Firm, at Il for common and
90 for the best brands of sugar cnred.
LARD-lIeld more firmly at liz, with
some demand ut llial1s; the demand is
speculative.
BUTTER-Stea1y, at l4al6 for Cen
trail Ohio and l7a1s for Western Re-
serve.
CHEESE-Steady,a at l2al3.
FLAXSEED-Dull, at 2 20.
LINSEED OlL-Dull, at l AZ.
SUGAR-Firmer, especially refined
which is 4a4c higher.
COFFEE-Unchanged and quiet at
25la2a for fair to choice Rio.
GOLD-Closed ut 1884, buying; the
demand for money is fully up to the
supply at sal0 per cent. for first class
paper.
EXCHANGE-Dull at par bHying and
one tenth premium selling.
BULK SlEATS--ln large demand;
sales reached 100000 pounds at IL for
sides: Q for shsulders.
LARD--NeN held at II: buying at
llG
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New York Market.

New YORK, July II.
COTTON--Steady; sales 900 bales at
26t for middling uplands.
FLOUR-15a25 better; advance chiefly
in high grades; sales 240O bbls at GOA
8 90 for supertine State and western;
6 6Oal0 40 for extra; 10 S0al2 so for
choice western; 10 3Oa11 40 for shipping
Ohio; IL 5Oal3 90 for trade brands; 9 10
al2 50 for spring St. Louis; II 80 for
winter do; market closing quiet. and
firm; California tirmer; sales 800 sacks
and barrels at Ii 50a12 10. Rye flour;
sales 500 bbls at z 00a9 90.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 22,250 bushels;
market 3a5 better; advance chiefyupon
winter; sales 43,500 bushels at 2 32i for
No. 2 Milwaukee; 2 AZ for Greenburg
spring; 2 55a2 80 for No. Milwaukee,;
800 for new amber Georgia; 3 W for
winter amber State; 3 G5a3 10 for white
California.
RYE-Firm: sales Il 90 bushels State
at 50.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales of 600
bushels Canada, part in bond, at 10.
CORN-Receipts PAL, 9O7 bushels; mar
ket la2c lower; sales of l4,6O0 bushels;
l V5al " for new mixed western: the
latter an extreme: 9lal "a for unsound;
l GOAL o. for kiln dried, and l Il for
handsome white western.
OATS-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket unchanged; sales of 10000 bushels
at S2aS3 for western, 81 for Mllwan-
kee, ~ for Ohio and State.
RICE-Quiet at l2tal2i for Carolina.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 1000 hhds
Cuba at l1!al3.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet; 30a65 for new crop.
PETROLEUM-Dull; l6!al1 for crude
and % for refined in bond.
PORK-Irregular; closing more firm
IL: sales $3.50 at - 25a9 624 for new
mess, closing at - A. regular, Il 81 for
old mess: ~ 90 for prime, and Il ~ for
prime mess.
BEEF-Firmer; sales 300 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull. at 35a39.
BACON--Sfeady. with sales OF 4O3
boxes ut IL for Cumberland cut and
l2Sal2! for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Firmer; sales 1874 pack
ages at lOf for shoulders; l2tal4t for
hams; plain bagged hams ut LIT.
LARD-Firm; sales 1850 barrels ut
ll4a12j for new mess.
BUTTER-Quiet, Ut lOa2l for ONO
and l2a26 for State.
CHEESE-7al41.
LATEST MAEKET-5 Z. ".
FLOUR-Closed l5a20c better on
GOOD graGioo nd more steady on medium
and inferior.
WhEAT-Closed Base better for viii
ter and very firm for spring; No. 2 spring
= 2Oa2 81; No. spring = 56a2 GO.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
OATS-Closed quiet at 9la92.
CORN-Heavy; new mixed western
DIAL O6; extra choice U7a1 OFT.
PORK-Closed active and higher;
sales of Zoo barrels mess at - G2a22 6Sf;
cash and regular; closing with buyers
at y 60 and sellers at p 65.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Closed with an upward
tendency.
BACON-Closed firm; Cumberland
cut at III; short ribbed at III.
LARD-Firm; 12ial2s for fair to
prime steam and l2lal2s for kettle rem
dered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12

The Paris gossips pretend to have dis,
covered that the Sultan is blood rela-
ton to the Emperor Napoleon, and they
prove it very easily, thus About the
time the beautiful Josephine came from
the West Indies to France she had a
cousin, a Creole like herself, only, il
possible, more beautiful, who. OH her
voyage to Europe, was taken prisoner
by ali Algerine eorsair aud sent By the
Dey Us present to the sultan. She be-
came Sultana, rs her cousin became
Empress. The present snltan is her
grandson, as the Emperor is the grand
son of Josephine. So whom the Emper-
or welcomed the Sultan in the royal
fashion as his beloved cousin &c was not
a mere formality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
New York DRY Goods Market.

NEw YORK, July II.
p. M.-Market still inactive, al
though there is considerable more spec
Native inquiry for wooden goods, but at
generally low and Improbable prices,
which most dealers are unwilling to ac-
cept. Cotton goods hold their own
pretty we'll, Notwithstanding the uufa-
vorable influence of numerous failures,
some of whom are wholly in the foreign
trade. The failure of Geo. A. Wicks g.
Co. is the largest that has occurred here
for many years, but it is found to be of
less magnitude than at first announced.
The liabilities of the firm are $1,773, 2S7
against the gross assets of 81, 425, 196,
showing 4 deficiency of $347 ,O91. To-
morrow the creditors meet for final
and we understand IL is
decided that the firm is to pay 65 cents
on the dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
FROM NEW YORK.
The Army worm-New Orleans Cor
Observation-Disclosures ofMexic"n'
S,,an Anna.

r.,noudence-Depar,ure ofMexicans
Santa Anna.
new YORK, July 1.-THE Herald,s
Louisville special says: A reliable tel
erram from Ellis Cliffs, twenty-five
miles below Natehez, says the army
worm has appeared two months earlier
than usual, threatening destruction to
all the cotton plantations on the over
flowed land
The Hearld's New Orleans special
saws: There has been an universal de-
preston in city scrip to-day. Brokers
refusing to take it at any price, and an
obscure rumor il afioat that city notes,
once redeemed to be burned, have been
cautiously given out again.
Under the new order of General Sher-
idan, the registration IS progressing
feebly AID with no animation. More
whites are being registered in proper
ton to the blacks at present than mere
tofore.
An order will be promulgated tO-mor-
row directing the Board OF Registration
10 proceed To select suitable persons Tor
Commissioners of Election and make
other provisions for the holding thereof.
A general abstract of reports at head
quarters shows that out of Ill, 5a per-
sons registered in Louisiana, there have
been only 81 ,42S whites against 14,ll6
blacks. From few sub-districts no re-
ports have been filed since July, but
nothing TO come will materially alter
the above figures. The blacks stand to
the whites nearly two TO one and will so
cOAtinne.
An Official report transmitted TO the
Mexican Consulate states that President
Juarez and his Cabinet left San Luis
Potosi on the LIST inst, for the Capital,
where he would be received with great
pomp and eclat, rs the deliverer of his
country and the defender of republican
principles in Mexico.
The Wilderness left this morning, hav-
ing on board Madam JuareZ, Senior
Romero, brother of the Mexican Minis
ter, and bearer of important dispatches
to President Juarez, Senior Santaselo,
son-in-law of the President, and others.
Mr.. Robinson of the New Orleans Re-
publican, and Emile Lazere, an ex-COn-
federate, at one time an agent Of Maxi
milan, and Of Tehauntepec railroad
grant notoriety, were the bearers OF
United States dispatches 50 often and
so mysteriOusly alluded to.
Lazere, it is understood, is still i'll the
interest of the railway scheme and rep
resents Marshall o. Roberts, of New
York, in securing that which Santa
Anna failed to secure for want of power
to fulfil his obligations.
The officers and men of the Imperial
army recently landed at Mobile have
arrived here, and will be furnished
transportation to New York, if desired.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
says: Santa Anna was still i'll prison.
He had refused all food for three days
and was continually inquiring if they
were going to shoot him. He asked for
q confeSsor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
Balloon AsCeusion.

BosT0N, July 1.-THE balloon which
assembled from the common on Tuesday,
and came down in New Salem, seventy.
five miles from this city, At 10 o'clock
the same evening safe in meadow,
where itremained all night, being una
bile TO find any shelter, on account 0i
the dense darkness caused hv thunder
shower, which lasted until morning.
They subsequently made another ascen-
sion and landing near Forester, and
returned to Boston 10y the train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
Minnesota Demscratic state Conren.
lion

ST.. PAUL, July l0.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day. and nom
mated the following ticket: For Gov
'ernor, Chase Flandran, of Minneapolis;
for Lieutenant Governor, A. X. May
nard, of Leizure county; for Secretary
of State, Amos COgswell, of Steele
county; for Attorney General, A. G..
Chattield, of Bellefontaine: for Treasur-
or, john Fredericks, ofGoodhue county.
The platform resolves that tho Con-
stitutiOn is the supreme ruler of the
land, and the source and limit of power
possessed by the National Government;
opposes the SO-called reconstruction
measure, as Intended solely to secure
the ascension of the Republican party;
deprecates the acts of Congress exempt
ing national securities from taxation:
opposes all prohibitory liquor laws,
and all laws invading the natural
rights of man; opposes negro SUFFRAGE.
charges upon the Republican party The
continued separation of the States Of
the South, the shameless corruptions,
and sqnandering of the peoples money,
and concludes, that if they are long con-
tinued, they will permanently over
throw Republican liberty in the United
States.
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New York stock Market
NEW lORN, july n.
Gold l39tal3g+

NV lcISN' JhIN II.
Gold l39kal39t.
Ohio certificates 263a27; Cumberland
iVtalO4; Quicksilver, 35a359: Mariposa,
lOsall; Western Uuion Telegraph, lga
49s; Pacific Mail, l44fal44s; Atlantic
Mail, lO99ai09i; New York Central, 1854
alO5s; Erie, 7la.l!; Hudson, 1O9alO9f:
Reading, l0iSaluif; Michigan Central.
llOa1ll; Illinois Central l2S!al23s; Pitts.
burg, 924a39; Toledo, l2lal2l!; Rock
Island, 974a97s; Northwestern. I5Sa45s:
do preferred. 6Sga6Ss; Fort WAYNE,
lO3alO3a; Michigan Southern SUSaSG5.
tennessee Us, Cos; eN. coupons. Mis-
souri, rs, Pacific Railroad issue, s9I.
Two stock firms are reported to have
failed to-day, neither Very heavy. Ii Is
also reported that another old dry goods
firm has suspended.
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Bannlo NariSe'.

BUFFE9, July IL.
Flour at ~ 75all 90 for No. ! spring
anu IL NO for winter red. Wheat firmer
at e0a2 % for white Canada. Corn
opened at 81 for No. 3 and closed quiet;
sales ooOo bushels, nearly all at private
terms. Oats at 80 for Ohio and 62a7O
tor Illinois. Freights-Corn I2; oats .
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Gold in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE coin in
the treasury, amounting to eighteen
and one-half millions, due July LIST, has
been paid. The interest on seven-thir-
ties, ammounting t0 six millions, falls
due on the 18th. There are in the
treasury about scycuty-three millions
in coin and twenty millions of coin Ger
titicatcs.
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TNSSSENG ER TRAINS VII NJ - '
Ly tbe following schedule on and aver inc
9Th liy of May, 1861:
''' ' - FAST LINE.
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THE WHEELING REGISTER
The Largest, the Best ana n
Most Widely CirculaIas
Paper i'm WesI
IS fss Virginia..
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enterprise which has for it, ohir,t the mr. -
and promotion OF the welfare OF the III H.
In this Republic, and the drvelopmrp, !,
ovation Of our Young and promiSiu, NJ.
Proprietor of tho Wheeling RFDl,TTB
larred ard improved this paper IT, me-, =
mapds of increased circulation ana =,
popularity, and now takes pleasure in In.
10 the peopl- at this State, the I.nry,s,
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virginia.
TiE REGISTER can poinr,,.
history "a the surest amt best index ulu,
course upon all questions of National -.
policv. Relieving that the W.T. v?Sr,....
ia legitimate purposes attained with ibr :.
der OF the rebel armies, ami the lh.ri.,.
slavery aud secession By the south. H.. q
TYR will he the unfiEching advocate 81
u-rs that tend Ia prumote the national In
Ia restore the unity OF the GoyrFun,srt .
extend Ia all sections the priceless N,,.
an impartial Union and lasting pca,r H..
he equally firm ia its opposition ~ Al, H..
schemes that impose minis; and 1nvs-.
conditions upon the reunion ni = t,u,.-.
that was never broken, that griAnuir. D.
ual ascendancy 20 one political part az
changing ostracism To every other ~. .
thwart the wishes " every paili"tir ne.
leaving our country sill divided ON I.
dismited, our Union unpStnr, lob.
the opinion OF all men. while siradilN,
eating its own, despising the prhs"uptvrh
of fanaticism while FIRMLY alhcrinc To- n,
convictions of right aud duty
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L. published every Friday. IT. aoniruisu
made mp ~ all Important news ~ IA" ~
telegraphic reports, transactions IN the MI'.
Editorials upon subjects 0i general iuiru.i
Agricultural Column, special ooIrr.pUr'u,
from oil parts of the Stats, rhoicc li'urS
poetical selections, and largo am0uui ri
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suial..
all classes of the community. Ia short r
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 H. .
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stat
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Chicago mnrhei.

CHICAGO, July III.
Flour-Fresh ground scarce and firm.
Wheat firm, at 0S. Corn weak, at S4l
ASIA. Oats dull, at 57a57!. Rye scarce
at 81. Barley nominal, at 5Ja6O. Whis-
ky at 32a33. Mess Pork firm; 21l for
shoulders; SLASH for rough sides; lola
l0f for clear sides Bulk Meats active;
good demand.
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Thomas y. Dale, George Rich.
mond. John b. Harris. and
Joseph Brown, partners. doing
business under the firm name of
Thomas n. Dale 4 Co,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
G Commissioner Onid-A Mixed Deiega'
ton from North Carolina md sln

bamn
New YORK, July 1.-the Tribune's
Washington special says: Mr.. Ould,
late Confederate Commissioner for the
exchange of prisoners, has been before
the Butler Conspiracy committee, and
was examined with reference to the re-
sponsibility of various Federal officers
regarding the exchange of prisoners.
He was closely examined by General
Butler as 10 the acts of General Grant.
Governor Flanders, of Louisiana, ar
rived here this evening 10 confer with
Congress in regard to repairing the
levees of the Mississippi, also in regard
to reconstruction.
The Times special says: A large dele
CATION Of white and black UuioniSts
have arrived here from North Carolina
and Alabama, for the purpose of urging
upon Congress the necessity of entirely
lbolishing the present State Govern
ment in the South Their petitions set
forth that the Union men of the South
will have a better opportunity of con-
trolling the registration of voters, etc,
if the present organizations are utterly
abolished.
The North Carolina delegation is
headed by an intelligent colored man,
named Harris, who is President of the
equal rights league Of that State, and
in behalf of thar organization hc will
present to Congress petition for the
relief Of Ex-Governor Holden from the
political disabilities imposed on him by
his active participation in the rebellion.
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THE HE GISTER

VIII strive To make the popular mind Wis,
conviction" rather than slaviSh hy ,lic,A,iot
win labor to disseminate only sn"h view, b.
current questions a. bear the stamp ul ".
and the seal Of truth.
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THE only fruit which grows in every
climate is the strawberry. Il IL the
only fruit which somewhere. on the
earth is picked every day the year
round.
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THE TRI-WEEKL.l

IL published every Tuesday, Thursday ard e
urday, and contains, besides the content o'
preceding issues of The Daily. many ~.
Items prepared especially for this Puhlicai'