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Music.

4 s. PFISTER, bcgs leave to announce to
~ his friends and the public, that he has com
mcncni teaching young ladies To perform upon the
Piano Forte and IS now ready 10 attend to all those
who may desire this deIghtfuI accomplishment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
FactOrage 4 Commlxsion $500,
Commission Business.

hNnLS . SANDERS having taken Mr..
- !. y; sMl II into copartncrship. will con.
nnue 'hc factoragc and Commission Business II
ders & CO. ~ " D''"es' oa'-
A,. thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
sespWed upon them, they hope, by close attention
new concern, ""N" " '"'
BURIAL l.. BARNES,
WILLIS SANDERS,
ISAAC d. SMITH.
sept ~, ls37--l!-t LIST day March.
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State of Mississippi, Itawamba Co


HueH R9GERs,
vs. Attachment $500 90
WM. A. RoGERs.
NCTlCE Is hereby given, that the above at
~ tachment was issued at the suit of the plain.
till, against said defendant an Ascending debtor.
for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned to this
office duly executed, and is now pending and undo.
termned in the Circuit Court OF said county and
that unless the said defendant shall appear on or he.
fore the second Monday in June next, fbemr the
first day of SAID conTil give special bail and plead,
Judgment VII BE- entered against him, and the pro-
perry 50 attached viii be sold to satisfy the plain
u. demands. II. c, BEENE. OK
By his Deputy, L. II. GIDEON.
Jan. 9, 1888 26-4w Pr fee 81 80
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Commission House.

NNHE subscribers have entered into partner.
- Ship under the firm Of MAuLpIN 4 Mon.
TAeUE, for the transaction of Commission husncs,
in Mobile. They will be prepared to receive bust.
ness BY the 18th October, 1887.
LlTTLEBERRY MATLDlN.
nov 4-i7u ROBERT Y. MONTAGUE
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Sweepstakes for the Fail Of 1S3s.

sweepstakes 1OT TIC + al OF So5.
over the Springfield Course, now oPen.-
" lst. 4 sweepstakes for COATS foaled the
spring of 1886, mile heats SlO0 entrance, half for
felt; to name and close by the 4th day OF July; three
or more u make race.
Also 4 Sweeptakcs for COLTS ldaIel the spring Of
1887, two mile heats, $500 entrance, half forfeit;
three OF more to make race; 10 name and close
by the 4ih of july.
APostake is also open, free for a II ages, $500 en-
trance, play or pay, two mile heats to close BY the
the lth Of July.
Entries, addressed to the Secretary, Springfield
Green county, Ala will be promptly attended 10.
ID. M'GHEE, S J. c.
Dec. 81, 1881 2lw9 Pr charge al5 90
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BOOKS FOR THE BLIN

Some months ago. Howe the Phsnthropc Pncpulo oil inc
New England Institute for the Blind, wrote us follows:
sEobng witnessing you an den OF he JOY
Of older and pupils, ~hen snort ne
suc presented with tho first volume oil tue new
-. r,-,..
Unt within general systematic efforts hHd been
made TO educate found TINT they can learn 10
read intellectual knowledge OF all KINDS 'ouh hf
medium Of the senses which they hive.
he :.y with which they learn read books printed 10
raised been demonstrated in hundreds OF cases. nc
they read by themselves TO have opened
Leosc them Many have reed all the b"oSs hut nave
printed and again. and most eagery and
ly cali for Shall the call be unheeed Shall be sad That
whom Providence has GU, the pour light upon inc
minds Of the benighcd christian aud wealthy cOnmun ~ ad
heard the cry and needed it not
Tho great in tho Of the diffusion Of knowledge
among the blind the Of books-f there wero supply Of
these blind children might and would be taught TO read at
home by their mothers. -,
would dwell tho happiness which
tho book be blind petsonany one can IL
cure feelings would he If bo ahul up
dark and what lamp anu nooS womb
be 10 him? will then have only faint idea OF tho Joy which
thew re.eve whvse night knows mornings and who will never
soc the light but beyond the crnve.''
by Dr. Howe 10 the American Tract
Socsy This Interesting class of fellow who claim The
benevolent heart and Tor whom so deep no e
re, exciiedn this community have shared
y in ths expansive charities that noble au
ton already printed for them that Tract OF Leigh
raised appropriated $1,000 10! printing the Pilgrims Pro-
sress, which is already issued and in use.
MID in this benevolent canse can scnd
their donations GEORGE STEEL. of the firm Of W. :! C.
Crane Co.. Of the Virginia Trnc Society," ny whom
thew will be duly forwarded. FRIEND TO THE BLIND.
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S;l0,OOO 30 Of SI.UOU..
ElrGiSaia State sl0esery,

n
Glass No J. tor the beueii; Of the Richmond Academy,
to be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia. on Saturday. fe-
bruary 18th, ls35.
MAGSiFIcESr SCHEME
$40 600! TO- 900! G.00O 5000! 3OOO $500! $40! 90
prizes OF ,0U0 dollars
Tickets Si0-sbares in proportion.
A package Of whole tickets will be sent for S23O-
Shares in proportion. Certificate Of package OF whoes
will be sent for $3.50. Shares in proportion W Ad-
dress the lucky Minister for them. HOYT.
Tickets in ali Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOll,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is sell &s more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
n. b. Orders in al! cases strictly confidential.
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention on personal APP
plica,ion and the CoInucopu sent gratis containing the
drawing-if addressed 10 d. NJ HOlT.
Feb / S2-tf
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w continues 10 keep Tavern at this place, (his old
sland) and will take great pleasure 10 accommodate his
old friends and patrons in his line business and Others
who may do him the favor Of calling on him. He has
good and attentive servanls-and nothing shall be
ing his part, his wife 10 render general salsfac.
1on that line to all who may please favor him with
their calls The post office is kept at his House. and lie
will accommodate stage passengers that may conceal
though his is not the Stage House.
WILLIAM JOHN COLE
Wilmington, Fluyanna, Va. 73-w4w
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~REAT NORTH AND SOUTH EXPRESS LINE
EE MISTER ARRANGEmENr- iiaLyat, Wilmington,
aud Charleston This ine while it avoids the dangers
of The Capes and The fatgues of BOD miles o! ae"g
offers 10 the traveller route which Tor sPcea, Scg,
connfort and economy, is no, equalled.
Cong Soyru-By this route, Passengers who leave
phiIadelphiu, Baltimore, Washington City on Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday, will reach Halifax by the Ere.
dericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg Railroads On
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday cT''@s, IN TINE Tor
the stage to Wilmington On Thursday passenger: may
take the steamboat at Baltimore and reach Halifax "
the Portsmouth Railroad on Saturday cyenimg-Ai lie.
lersburg they should take seals in the Dake'ey ti"in 10
Garysburs a, the intersection Of tie Portsmouth ana
Petersburg Railroads. 49,
Extra leaving Baltimore Washington city on wee
ncsday, via Fredericksburg, Richmond and refreshing
Railroads 10 B!akey Passengers will arrive al Halifax
on Thursday evening, Wilmington, Saturday nom.
ing and leave for Charleston Monday
GoNG NuKTH.-Leayc Charleston every Sunday ana
Tuesday at D. F. VI reach Wilmington the following
morning TO breakfast Leave Wilmington al II D cOc:,
and by Rail road Post Coaches arrive at Halifax on Tie
evenings OF the days viz. Tuesday ahd THURSDAY
Sleep at Halifax and the next morning proceed North,
via the Petersburg, Richmond and Fredericksburg. Raj.
roads.
Extra, leave Wilmington on Friday. arrive ut Halifax
Saturday, and the morning. via the Portsmouth
Railroad and Bay Boats: the Petersburg Richmond
and fredericksburg Rail Ioad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

NIDEON LANGSTON-Tnke notice, that we shall
IA proceed TO take the dispositions of DR.. Charles
Quares and others at Mechanicsvlr, in the county Of
louisa, on Thursday, the lst day of March next, be-
tween sunrise and of that day. to be read evil
dence in a suit in Chancery pending in The Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv for Louisa coun-
ty in which you are plaintiff and and others are de-
fendans-nnd if from any cause the said dispositions
shall not be commenced and completed that day. we
shall proceed from day 10 day between the hours
till competed-when and where you may attend. if you
choose NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN R. QUaRLES,
Executors of Ralph Qvaries, deceased.
January IL 13-wtlM
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APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT,
by and ,cuh the adeice and consent Of The Senate.
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Thomas l., Shaw, Georgetown. S. &.
Robert Garnett Tappaiiannnck, Va.
Robert S. Smith, New Bedford, Mass.
George Bancroft, Boston.
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Samuel Hall. Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Thomas n Jervcy. Charleston, S. G.
Domingo Acosia, Fernandina, Fa.
Benjamin james Shain, Poncharlan
NAVAL OFFICER.
Thomas S. Wayne, Savannah, Ga.
APPRAISERS
Charles kiddell, Charleston, S. e..
LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hampton l.. Boon, Fayette, Mo.
r. X. Mclaughlin, Vandala, III.
RECEIVERS.
Samuel Cruise, Huntsville Ala.
Armslead D. Carey, Sparta, Ala.
UreI Sebree, Faye.te, Mo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

WN7M. +. RrTCHIE. attorney and Counsellor at Lam
w late Of Richmond, Va now of Vicksburg. Mis-
sssirp-ofiers professional services TO the public
IIe will attend tie Courts Of Tlads. Madison, Yazoo,
Washington, Warren, the Parish Of Carroll, in Lonis-
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at Jacksonville expects TO remain most of the summer
IN Vcksburg, and sill attend promptly 10 any commu.
nications that may be addressed to him.
April 25 ll6-U
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r mcntin. President and Directors Of the Louisa Rail
"A Road Company held Louisa Courthouse on Monday the
9th Of October 1897:
Rcsorrd the stockholders in the Louisa Road Company
required the Farmcrs Bank Of Virgil
MIA ia addition already called for dollars
per each share held by the stock OF the said
folIowin. nstanents namc5 share the
day January per share the LIST day Of February
the lst day Of March 1n share
April As usual interest will BE- allowed all
advanced before they become due" and Interest will DC
charged all tina, rnnc,ual paid g order Of the Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk
e. The that have been called for including
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

s:so,ooo--.15,98o
Virginia State Lottery;
For III. bench, of,he Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association, Class No for ISIS to DC caa"" al Alex
undra, Va, on Saturday, February ~ i''''
GRASu SCHEME.
s3oooo, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000 $1,000 s"'ooo'
$4,000, $4,000, 800. g., nm
Is do. wv
% do 500, &c.
Tickets slO-Haf S5-Quarler 8 80, Certificates
Of packages Of % Whole Tickets Si2O-shnFes IN pro-
portion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03
Virginia State LOTTERY.

For the benefit of the Town nf Wheeling, Class No'
for 1888, TO be drawn at Alexandra, va ea'uuaJ'
February 10, 1853.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
100000, $4,000, $4,000 $1,000, 81 600, $2,Soos
$4,000, S1,S47 I.2-25 of $1,000, % OF S"oo, % Of
$500, DC. &c. ~, n .,.e..,o, or
,,ckagrs of a5 whole tickets $l3U-Shares i'll proper
lion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03
POETRY.
uuucu REMAINS

lines ,cere r,ei:ed at the exhibition of the BIZ
Fri Pres6reriaa Church, Janucry 3d. 1885, By JOSEF
smith, Bi"d Boy
The bird thui never tried his wing,
Can bli,hcly hop und swcetly sins,
Tho prison'd in a narrow cage,
Till his bright feathers droop with age.
So l, tho never pleased with sight,
Shut ont from Heavens surrounding light,
Lifs's hours and days and yeurs enjoy,
Tho blind, umoHy hearted boy.
Thut captive bird may never float
Through Heaven, or pour his thrilling note
midst shady groves by pleasant streams,
That sparkle ia tho sUft moonbeans.
But he may gully fut,er round
Within his PRISONS scaniy hound,
And give his soul to song, for he
Meier longs TO taste sweet liberty.
Oh mny not as happy dwell
Within miuo uaillumin'd celH
Nav not leap, and sing, md play,
And turn my constant night 10 day!
never saw the skies, the sea
Tho earth never green 10 me:
I'hen why-oh. why should ropine
For blessings that were never mine!
Think not that blindness makes me snd-
NV thoughts, like yours, are often GLAD:
Parents, have, who love we'll
Their different voices can tell.
Tho far md absent can hear,
In dreams their music meet ny ear
Is there star SO donr above
Az the low voice Of one we lover
] cannot sse my fathers face
But on his forehead when place
Nv hand and feel the wrinkles there,
Lcft less by time than anxious care,
fear the v osid has sghta OF woe
To knit tho brow Of manhood 30
sit upon my fathers knee
He'd love me less il could SEQ.
never saw my mother smile
Her gon,le tones my heart hesuoi
They fall like distant melody,
They are 40 mild and sweet 10 me.
She murmurs not my mother dear
But sometimes have kissed the tear
From her son check, TO tell the COY
One smiling word would give her boy.
Right merry was every day,
Fearless to run nbous and play
With sisters, brothers, friends and oil,
To answer to their sudden call;
To join tho ring-to speed the chase
To find each playmato's hiding place
To pass my hand across his brow
To tell him-1 could do il now.
Ye,thu' delightful flow the hours,
So passed in childhood's peaceful bowers,
When all were CONC TO school but !,
fused to sit ut homo and sigh;
And tho never longcd 10 view
The earth so green, the sky SO blue,
thought I'D give the world 10 look
Along the pages Of a book
Now siuco T've learned TO read and write,
My heart is filled with new delight;
And mus sic, too-can there be found
A sight SO beautiful as sound?
Tell me, kind friends, in one short woto,
Am not like that captive bird:
live in song, in peace, in joy
Tho blind, merry-hearted boy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

Iloyt is selling capital prizes, thousands upon thou
sants-e continues to be the most fortunate render IN
the world On the l7th inst, most magnificent Lot
HOYT.
On the 9th March Lottery draws-Capita $4,000
Tickets S20-order them from HO1I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

p INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
a BY FiRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa.
ny Of Hartford, Connecticut, and The Howard Fire In
surance Company OF New York, continue To Insure on
the most favorable against loss damage by fire
buildings furniture and merchandise of every desert p
ton both in and country, and all losses honoraby
adjusted and promptly paid within sixty days after the
amount Of loss ascerained Application for insurance
addressed to the undersigned will be attended TO.
HUBBARD g. GARDNER, Agents.
Jan 6 Tl-w23w
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:.
NIB. Terms may be ascer,ained by personal ap-
pcation 10 Mr.. Gore, at the school, the Mansion
House.
II The School is removed to the School house la'r'
occupied by MIR. B. A. Saunders few PAGES distant
from the Boarding house Of Mrs. Saunders
Richmond. Va Jan. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

Drawing of Wcsburg Lottery, No. !, for 1858
drawn 10Th inst.
2 IS - Is II II % ] 81 %
Nos. q IS 52 another capital, sold at the counter TO
gentleman from the country IN package always
apply 10 IIoyt for prizes le is the pet son Of Madame
Fortune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

EhAY SCHOOL under the direction aud tuition OF
e ~ Francis S, Gore, A. NJ, T. &. D., and NJ X J. a.
Professor Gore will the scholastic functions Of this
Literary Institution, on The 2nd Of January He deems
it expedent to suhon the copy Of document from the
Rev william S. Plumrr:
certificate Of DR.. Anthon who ccrtics to the
ripe scholarship Mr.. Fap"is Saunders Gore The
OF Dr. Anthem decided and unqualified. Dr. AnhonS
SUCH be entirely mind
any subject, on which he will lend his
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To- lNGO win stand for the ensuing season, 70
I'VE commence the 18th Of February, and teEmin1'e
the LIST Of July 1888, at Coopers Ferry opposite fh
delpha-terms 100 dollars, and dollar TO The Groom;
to be paid within The season, and before the removal u
the Mares hr. William Cooper will furnish pas!uTagf
in abundance of the best kind, on moderate terms ~
the immediate vicinity of the stand OF the horse; az"
hay and will be supplied if desired by The g"nn
ty, al the market prices Also suitable accon'l'a's0
on reasonable terms for Persons who may be sent IN
charge of The Mares. The Stables are extensive, sale
and very superior ,oc;
Every attention will be given 10 guard against acc,
denis and escapes but liability will be incurred '"I
e;,her The charges for keeping Mares are to be paia
bsore their removal Pedgrees with the Mares VII &c
acceptable, and will be recorded. Z: lR'lNh'
Philadelphia, Jan. %, lc3c 'o-2a"0l
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Observation-Disclosures SuuTU.

n The Portsmouth Cars run daily. The Petersburg
Cars on Sunday Monday, Wednesday and Friday. >'.
die toIiolcing advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this KGn'e via the
Chesapeake Bay Boats, and Portsmouth haHnad' '"y
onc D;nbt, sYr,1 J., lost between New York and AugusG
or via Petersburg only night between lschmo"t and
Augusta
The Coaches are new the Horses fresh and well train
ed the Drivers sober and skiiu ana He iaTr ana &C
recommendations good The new, beautiful and Swift
Steamboat, North Carolina. built by Cornelius Wander
b;It Esu of New York; for the Company has just been
added to the line between Wilmington and charleston.
In fine no expense has been spared 10 reHieF 'e ."e
comfortable and safe.
Office W. IL R. Railroad Company. ?
Wilmington n. G, Dec l]tliie"'.S ., -.
Jan q '~--'~'
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- - - - - .
LUMBER FOR SALE.

YHYIlE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand,
Il at their depot a: Darien, large amount Of Lum::
Der for sale by the cargo or in smaller quantities, and
they fully prepared to furnish on short notice all
kinds of the best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed any required DIMENSIONS and at the most IA
vorable prices.
communications may be Addressed to the Agcnt Of
the Georgia Lumber Company at Dartcn, and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON Is. JENElI,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber CITY Grpruia, Feb | S2-3m
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
eichenoa,G Academy Lottery.

Richmond Academy Lottery.
Class No for 1888. 10 BIZ drawn at Alexandria, va
on Saturday. February Il, ls:'5
Mosr SpLEsplD PRzEs
,,;zr of $4,000
do Sl0.UlD
do $4,000
do $4,000
81 OOo, so5oO, 81 ,oiO-5Optiz's Of OOo, nc, &c. r
Tickets sIU half So, quarter 81 30, certificates oil
,,ekaSes Of p whole tickets, Sl3O-shares in proper
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

EHRlNTlNG lNK.-Just received AT this Office,
supply Of Johnson 4, Durants Hinter .Tens TnL
which will be sold for Is cents per pound. for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

A1LASSICAL SCHOOL.-The subscriber, havIn.
" engaged MIR. JAMES g. WHIrx 10 teach ma!e
school in his family the ensuing year. proposes to ,ahc
from boarders. There also several other !ai
lies of high standing sufficiently the school who
will take boarders. In this school will be taught the
Latin and Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry, Sur
reying, Philosophy, English Grammar. Arithmetic, Geo
graphy, SC. The school will commence on the 10th
January, and continue ten monthsone Of the summer
months Will be given vacation. This situation Is
remarkably healthy and pleasant Churches sufficiently
ate nd aee,ing every Sunday From MIR. White
known reputation and ability teach the above sciences
reference may be made TO the Rev K. Rvland A. NJ,
and VIM T. Nelson. A. d., Richmond. Persons wish
nation to the subscriber living near Ay!ss p, o. K:"g
William county, Virginia.
For board, including washing room vent, &c, so o.
lies. 90 Oo
English language, 10 u
WM. LUMPKIN.
ja1Yarr Gg-2awGw
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YHyO TISHERMEE.-We have hand supply o!
e cotton twine, suitable for hauling senes, which sc
will sell certainly low, if not lower, than te
bought in this market. We shall keep supply through
the seasoD WYATT d WHITE.
Jan 20 11-2nmiw
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FORT MITCHELL, ALABAMA,
Private. June 20, 1886. (
DEAR SIN: Ee haze the Florida sccnes enacted orcr
again This war ght 10 have been ended week ayo.
have commenced operations the Alabama side, and
have succeeded in trangulzing the whole frontier One
principal hostile chief, Enea Mco, came in, with many
of his people, 10 q camp which had formed for The
purpose OF feeding starving Indians preparatory their
removal. Another. Enca Mathn, is prisoner in my
camp; and was in full march, with force sufficient 10
have terminated the war in five days. when my progress
arrested By order from General Scott. He has
censured in the most unmeasured md unwarranted
manner: and shall be compelled to have the whole sub.
iect Of this campaign investigated. There force
suficien, at TuSkegee Columbus, aud this place,
week after arrival TO have pnt end to this war; if
it had been properly uspd but it thought necessary
to adopt splendid plan Of campaign upon paper and
make every thing bend 10 il. To have waited the de-
velopment Of that plan would have left nothing to de.
fend; bloodslrd and counagraun would have pervnded
entire counties of Alabama IF arrested BY Gen.
Scott shall apply to he relieved, for disapproue en-.
trg The course he has thought proper to pursue and
believe that hS deay has 6sen deStruere Of The Gcst
teresfs Of the country.
Let tie President Mis letter. lie, am sure will
approve Of The prnmptnpss with which | have acted.
wien he shall be sensible that have by the movement
have made lranqullized the whole Alabama frontier
Make my respectful compliments 10 Mrs. Blair ind
your family Yours, most truly,
''" fanny THOMAS s JEsuP.
FRAxcls P. BLAIR. Esq, Washington City.
The Editor of the Globe that he handed this lei.
% tTeslQent,
Gen Jesups letter, 'rjthout consulting The Secretary Of
War or any one eiss.
The order on the letter is in these words
ENDORSEMENT
"Referred TO the Secretary of War that he forthwith
order General Scott this place, in order that in.
uury be had into the unaccuunabe delay in prusecut
ing the Creek war; and the failure Of the campaign in
FInrda. Lrt Gen Jrsup assume the command
The Secretary Of War, it would appear, tame'y nc.
ouesced. aud The country with establishment saw Gen.
Scott recalled in dissrace-ihe sword struck from his
hand by blow from behind, nj the very moment when
he was about give with il The signal Of attack!
The CONT of inquiry already alluded to could not for
bear to anmadverl Tins extraordinary affair. In the
Opinion, as originally prepared and forwarded TO the
President, there occurred the following passage
The court is of opinion that the plan of comPaign
adopted BY Minor General Scott was well calculated to
lead to successful results and that it prosecuted by
him. as far as practicable, with zeal and ability, until
recalled from the command, upon representation made
BY Major General Jesup, his second in command, from
Fort MITCHELL in letter bearing date 2O.h June, 1856,