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infsenees - denosslia.g. ! WI not sub.
ject myself "a the 1oss Uk thxt manly indie
pendence so necessary to representative OF
the people IN his wh0l1 intercourse with the
Executive departments OF the Government.
will not say that m obnoxious nembsr Or
an obnoxious editor might not prove Is sue
eees1dl Ia their Applications 20 cne~ho bas L.
In the beams OF Executive favor. But th =
may be said: There Will constant teDpta.
tion to favoIitfsul, to abuse, and In some ic-
stances TO oppression. IknOw the SeeretaIY J
cf War, and know him to be man OF The
most elevated talents and patriotism. No
thing but the steruest dictates OF duty could
induce him TO encounter the nnnoyances ard
labors that belong to his position. But Ia
the contingencies of war he may be removed
or may resign, aud ] cannot tell who may ks
his successor. The liberties OF people sfS
never eafa when dependent upon the charae
ter or patriotism Of one man. Mr.. Staple
Insisted that the great abuses OF the tin "a
did not grow out OF the Exemption act.-
They originated In the system Of details al
lowed by the Government. Here is tha mis-
chief, and here the remedy should be applied.
II IS this that IL destroying the yitasities q
tho army and the energies OF the struggle
BE dwen at much length upon this poin;
and said IL the detailed men able TO do mill
| taYy duty were put in the ranks, the desert
era brought back, and the Exemption Law
modifled In many particulars, we would have
an army able to cope with eur adversaries. -
Unless this was done-unlese there was 3
| change in the policy Of the Government, VI
should have protracted and bloody strug,
gle-a struggle such as Prussia had, whe.,
one-sixth Of her whole male population
perished 1pon the feld Of battle, when ths
| autherfty oi her magistrates and laws was
suspended, and thc horrors OF pestilencc and
| famine were added 10 the atrocities of war
But If the measure ho indicated were adoIt t
| cd, he was satisfied the army would be so in
creased that another year would terminate
the struggle the clouds would pass away
ard the bow OF peace once more span the
| arch of the heaTens.
Mr.. Dargan, of Ala, also spoke in oprn
| sition to the bill, and continued his remarks
until the expiration of the morning hour
shea tho special order was called, and tts
House went into secret session for the coa
eideration of the bills etor.ed from Tx
Committee on the Currency.
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AaMieelty = me eNra1ele-ess - Ni-zs
seft sncAeness a0ek yste. ~
A letter lson Cslsss eontalne stu f6IsoNtng ~
snerfins th< R,eeah.nyn~h
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e!1l CO q - ~ "a 80
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= heve been ~ ~ e. - t.
tere4 thc sf1nIes q 10 Co4z - 11IG
DuS fcE The hesa.of 80 ty1des 80
hen mech GO h1ndre1 - $500 60
ssssso ,o oss ~ 49,. ;..s,, g 81 ~ ss1ss
konfuekT would neysr - Nt4 ~
Iaskss people ]. Mtsesyses ~ - y
eNeasuptisise q .lspsepl 1lssss
sgain inverted g hh fIesl1ee ~.
lc de10psttstl0se % nenof - -
Gen 1ofKAf 80 seslrsea. ..,..5 So. - -.
As native ti.siS,e1 q. tecx Ss
| In everything tkak cOSeeeue4 ~ vles4 -
rejnteed ia the s1edaels sxesss1 v y y
honor Of mau who hadF - - -
| & the haads of eur brutal f62 AaeeA4f
| ths mountaius, rejoicea u ,Ne1on94 -.
| Morgan 9 the son II dAuS (fof
- c0nclu1iAn, be hoped to 80 fhe0 ~
IK0ntotky, and a1eo 1nsy1kn6, s1u9oo -
| tho pou0 cf the fue, and - oneoe naeQ
f1ee. sssss.s.
Gov. Hawess Of Ky., was then meQeod
nud spoke lew words Hg e11otS4o -
pAnplc 10 strengthen and f6ed tAslge1De
Major Hcfcs Won Bosce ho -
yanced and bowed to thu aeeeme
| Cox Robert A Ailetons o9 ~ - ~ ~ .
stsG. w1e intrcduced, enq - ef es1e9
rcmaeks He spoke q tse 49, ela.1. |. .
| festntt0n OF popusa9 re&nfe ~ y y ~ "a q
hA chief The aDpllSse qf ~ eou4sl10
was one OF the thing. thas M0et oy -
heart Of the scldiet Il The NJ. - ttNeln9
danger. He then slludsd 10 S19h>s9 ee9e12o
that Gen. Morgan hse r. eele ~ ~
YNk0N. He haa ordered M 4o449Ssy.
elsct each barber, and hefu11l& ~ 49,
every Yankee they caught gcAoUgx -
laughter. ~
Gsr. Edwsrd Jchnsoa-being i1f9panao4
BY the Mayor as Gen. Allssh.1l yosaso1.
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PaoDuck At Nsw OatsANs.-The. total receipts
of cotton at New Oriesns from the ist Of Ssptem-
bar n the 18th At., were Il, ,676 baes. The sieck
hand at the latter date was wv oatees or which
s. 500 were cantuYed a eea. The receipts ~ So
sar ftom the let OF September TO the i3th us, were
q, ,403 hogsheads. - &
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DER 70 sne iSsh aN., wsao ss,os ooo H.i.. or.n.n
Sn soS nsna :. .ns :. ses The receinss - so
y, t,o~ she f. nf scnse mb.r 10 The I3sh ri,
d. .4os hosshssds.
rnr.- -.rrrns
AOIAA M A. = = y q
~
Gen. Morgan IT, Rick99aO1ed-adte RecepetOf.
at The Cytu Han --.Yesterdav morning. about
:, $3.50 - -.l.'' Az. .s,." 80
- clock, me commiaeee oi 1ns oisy Ooun'
ell to tender the Inequalities Of the city 70
ascor. the a;st;non,.haa ona., - tha ry,y
r,Iss rIss,. s.', ~ 1s - s' - -.
nel' "nsre As was 70 DC iOfmaiiy Weicomed
by the Mayor. The procession, headed by
the City Battalion a. an escort, left the hotel
at 10 o'clock. Gen. Morcan hain0 aeai..d In
ov.r o,-~;.... ,,.., 49,. 49,. -
~ MI arS = ~ y,.a ~
ccr.an;nr tho raat - sha ~. sr1 se'a
eSss n..is en1 na ,nes - s"o H. snu
RssssI Suis s.a Ma1 ~ osIses .alku clo"us s.nsu
jug naus 1nu .no n,oss Aus0use anAloty
M Tss SniD,aou 81 , - = sAsns =. wy
uen. ~. IvCoA u.Aou " vcsY Secul OCWs
Inc SoMpnMs1. pa,n nl'n M sno cI0woeR
"ihoows aions 'ue nlio ~ 1uS P1ofceesion. y
THE RECEPTION AT THE CITY KAJL.
II having been announced IN tIie mornir~
papers that at noon Gen Morgan would So
nresented To the citizens fran the aon4s
nroached. notwithstan(linU the inelen,Anev
nf tha weather. a vat cunSonYses a. cifize,,s
and soldiers beral,' Il, re eacmbIe Il fha stresf
in front of the Hall and IN the (.ar,sfnf anrara
nnnnsite MANY fediea ALLAH fhe Hns3ines
e ;tITt JssvrE il - \.
stood the General would receive hi6 hiepds
and admirers after bic iatrodaction to the
public from the porch Of the buildipg.
AT halEpast twciye o'clock the sound OF
martial music hcrslded the approach of the
.honoredl guest Of the city, pfeeededshy the
Aimcry band and the City HAttaliOn. and
followed by his Stsh, the City Council 0f
Richmond. the Kentucky dele9sfton. and 1
number Of distinguished military 0flicurv Of
the Confederate army, in carriages. Gen.
Morgan arrived ct the building h an open
barouche, attended py tne H9n, Joseph
Mayo, Mayor OF Richmond, aud two mem
prolonged cheers from the assembled muIta-
linda ureafa.i hia arrival Hen Morcnn ~
a. 49, .ss.c.fed ~ t,,s ,,ss,tt, - s. fssss
Hs9i ~hs,e he - VA. saon surronndsd - ~ Z
most o. pereOnal nlrnQe, among Wn0m might
be recognized many heroes Of the NAI.--
Among the latter were particularly notice
able !. Gems. 4. 2: & Hnl, y & Edya,d !oLesos. !; T.
sa,s:,n ssssss an 1,,n naas 0tass % e e s Army
IN the full essc Of the multitude. ana thor.
sands Of eager eyes were directed towards
him him Ms wss .s1ts 70 ss. E ma. s e ns,e
ny & = sy NJ carnte.,o =. sos - eee ~
aisnitiss, iii hardsAips, and dangers he G BAD bad . re.
cssntv PaSssa .nsosskI no y saH . ~ 49,
witch, though not rsgularly handsone, =
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EIARyEY, HELLlNGs q Co.
Wholesale aud Retail MAnufactnror2 q
LADIES' AND GENTLENEN,E FINK HOOx6
S.g s asS3N ssssa AND SHOES.
= "A hafu 24h md 18fh. = -

Having IN our smpioy tha best wcrkmen 70 Be oh
taised, snd we'll selected stock Of the very hnsst
inaAeriAI We prepared t0tur out tn any quantity
the beat quAltsy Of LADIx6s, en- TLAAkA'S AND
but what is our own make, and will guarantee as
good an artice In every reapest - any whc can be
fua through from Yankee land. Al - ak b trial
Particular attention will ba paid - The nnanb.
fscture Of Misses' and Boys shOes. 50
- Al orders from ths trade will meet with
prompt attention. 80 de- ls-2ms
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THE eo-pArtnership uuies the .irm Of = s
TUEPiN co is ihis day dissolved by mutual
eehssnt. All i'essoas hssing claims against ss,d
eoncsfu Will present them inaMsdietrly for ssttle.
nasut. Issa .s.e~ssye sas y s TURPIE,
80 45s-s - gs sJFKEE RE.
Richmond, Dec 81, 1865 de 3l-eod6ls I.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES, d..


nLSSOLu1I0N The concern or Les James is
IL this day dissolved by nusuai consent Eilhe.
IN settlement Of the business. Those holding claims
against them will preecnt them for payment, end
those indebted viii plesss come forward and pay.
NMLEE,
Richmond, Jan 1st, 1884 I'D JAMES.
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NEW CONCERN.
We haveth;s day associated ourselves In bnsinees
under the style and Arm Of Lee + BOWMAN, for the
purpose Of condGcting Negro Auction and Commits
sion Basines8, a. the old stand of Lee James op
Franklin ct. and solicit the patronage Of our frieAs
aud the public geeeral!y. psosnising beet exer-
items 10 promote the interxt Of patrgps From
the long experience Of senior partner We dattsr
ouY selves that we eau obtain tho highest market
prices for eli negroes entrusted to %. sa-
- sg e.-ss N NJ LEE,
Richmond, Jan J 1854. SM BoWMAE.
In retiring from tbs business Il gives me pseasure
TO recommend 10 the patronage oil my friends ard
patrons ttu new concern OF Lee Bowman. y
IA 2-in RD JAMES.
4 70 0FARTNERSaIP.--Thc undersigned have this
Z day entered into Co partBertEip, under the
Etye Of Linasss & Mounteas le, for the purpose Of
continuing the Feed businees, st the olG stand d.
Vim I Liadsay, who rs thankfa, for past paironas G
ard hopes the present nrm will merit contiruaEco
cf the same a sSr-Ssafsf
We hive just received 80 bsgs Peanuts, and keep
constant supply Of Cesn, Neal, Oats Wheat, Black.
eye az. Rsa and Black Peas Irish Potatces. Soap.
CaEdias, No asses, White Beans, &c.
= 5sss8 WIN LINDSAY.
JNO MuUNTCEHT1E, II,
Dac ID, 1858. Marehali, cor 9Th a..
a q
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Richmnnd, Jan 1, 1854. 90 So j. c-ts
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sss3as. s iarsa. An rehl ouuts
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$ Nsssei Superintendent & ssheeis, J. y
Wtsmaa Feaee yiener, : i shelaae,
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Eas,maa. g + sAtlaB Treasurer, sth
sbstiln; ssalef 81 Weights ana Measures,
6 y s.me1, paasl Keepers, c. p. Sia-
iea Mites syGas resn Agent. T S Bee.
les, Nell Gents % ibe Grand lis, @
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Tann Geek sad Treasurer, " . Ranaail,
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IIsmiloa Constable. FL llAnMah; Lisl.
ers, R.sts, Randall. Iha gndey Regal
Barber Aalioes. Burr ua,d.
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Papily, Town Grant Jarog, Rapstgi Ran
dAil' Iasu agent, Sapefn-
tsaiebio q coumon sehols. Nm lama-
tau. 4 TAX of ,hrcs HUNDRED per eat %
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e"a'
seAnsaeae Town Clerk ana Treasurer.
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State IntelIiae nee.

Lieut.. Gov. Dillingham; is stump
ing ii New Hampstirc fer tie Union
ticket.
Wendell Philips leeturts in Mid
dlelury and Burlington tbs week.
Mrs. Charlotte Reynolds, aged rs,
was luIred 10 death Ia Orwoll, Feb.
2oa- Her cloihes were fired by tie
igrhion q some ter heating On tie
stove.
Frank =. Haskell, formerly ofTun-
bridge, row d Madison, Wis, las
been promoted 10 the Colonelcy Of tie
Scll Wisconsin Regiment.
Gen. Meagher il 10 deliver al nd
dress 10 Burlington, before The Heber-
MAN Society, 81 81. pairiek's Day.
Slreeter, formerly of Bellows Falls,
who was convicted Of mardering
family IN Medina. Ohio, was hung a
week aga last Friday, siill protesting
lis innoten
The large School House Ia South
Londonderry vas destroyed : Gre on
he 18th Of Feb. Loss about $1,000,
Insured for loo.
We have received The prospectus
of new Union paper 70 BE- started
Al s.. Adams, called Tie Tie Vermont
Transcript. It's pablisher j. Sir IL.
A. coslen Tie ira number i 10 be
printed On lie 18Th 81 ,his north.
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tia lad recently arrived die r.
h0r an# AZ ii p.aia 81 ta5 BIZ
llgay ga oHF at aad laeu p1ing
OFT a'yoai the iead,a .al0iue Bay,
We tan or c Old c.tJ the Csp.tol u
the stteoi Mary a "a After break
fast we had nothing 70 TO. but u wAtcb
tic changing csne as we passed rap
dy OH, with Ducks aud Sea Gulls
Ayng around us-ihe latter stopping
occasionally 10 pick up tier food, yct
seeming q be forever Oh lie wing
We had received he assurance Of our
friend lliat we should .ee 4 CIV tl,m
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Er a ~ e.ssai s.fsslar, Is
sas 3 A. A. Fv,ea MARSHAL C rsl
@sr, estsias 9iapsnant earrectioas plth
y sea g iss gsslas 10 D. dfa6ea - on tss
laa q asra These tsafss, a rii g
aesA. fessee tas eEees 8 sesae topas q as
nsasi 81 ihe eaer & cali Caae, bui
lrafi 70 essrsery q - drafted Sc - ~
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6sa kigsrass't f.fst vAlsh len he
1rYottAs Paemss b fs.l il Else ,slsl,
R.samos1. h.s as6fsl afly vtssa d
But'ss's lnsa 10 yhs fsnsasags
M3ss u esilrsai ifses en- lbs tse pts
Sal Is is ossF uAssa les usnspsgia hls !
gles o. tie Ncrihera Army u VFsia|
hAts becp ihsfoasaly Destroyed
ons eight the ssmmsna vsat ials "a
ala plAae "a alilss tsvm Bishaead. and !
mile. IRON he Cblsaabaasy AZ asau
IT, e'cioek. just a. iAs command vas IA
/ as'esp. srsspl ihass en- daty, The rebels %,
+ "a tao-ssn satlery % tie camp q Gene
DAVIS brigade. and imas.lialsly snsF sAa
+ Cd the camp q ihs 5ih aiehgan. TIE a
ihoash hhen sailfsly 5 surprise. -
their earbiaes, aad uades Cql Laehhs|
sapperel - tho 10 ysaaeu,. Col Psssg
handsomely repalsel ,bs enemy
I While tie eoluan Vas moving down |
. Pcniasala the resr was attached The
ycr,psnt, order Il Col Preston. ably ~,
81 by Captains Grant suI Cummings, Il
the IA Maine bore The brun IL the hs|
which las,ad something oser "a hour. VII
the etb Michigan aud other regiments
Gen DAVIS brigade, we're n position 10 =,
der whatever assistance Nigh, BE- neceasa
The enemy suddenly retired, bat hen
command proved forwari. hArrassea |.
rear nank. Several times an olTer was m
but they refused 10 eeespt the u hs,tls
Near New Ken, c u ,hey ssye me, b
eolamn q Batler's forces sent Gu, meet the
Nsw York, MAgcn o. New q
lems advises ii Feb 2slh, reeeivI
Admiral Eargsai continued his atiaI
en- tbs forts below Mobile.
A Litter dated 28d, Says II
mortar feet has kept up an incessr
/ fire On Fort Powell, which comman'
Grants Pass, since daylight.
The rebel ram Tennessee was
Fort Morrison, aud was expected
attack our feet, She il said to
more powerful than The Msrrima{
Fort Powell cannot hold out 10 \
agaius, our hombardmeat. Adm
farragut was GA board Tie CalhouE
n,ar the Fart
Our regim, nts FROM the Tiebe, "
daily arriving IN New Orleans and
mg sent on transports to co-opera
with lGrraeL
NEW IpRK, March C,h.---Ric
pond i,apers Of The ~ and 2ad
mil that fitzpatrick penetrated with
lhree miles of ibat city, aud rel,
how narrowly Gems. Lee and Wi
escaped capture.
liorty-sx miles of lie Msb,be
Ohio RR. have bcen destroyed 1
Gen, sherman. The Southern 70
III also destroyed from Meridian
Jackson.
CAu1, AIAacu Bib. A priv,
letter received y, Memphis. I'D
NicksburN 2ah uli, SAYS !
Seventeenth army corps, under %
mand Of Gem McPhefson, is Lmk
jackson, whore lie j. expected TO
man for the p-esoaf. Gen. She
.man ana h;s force ARE also 81 70,
loe The samo place All railroads
Shcmaus route are allcriy destro
ed.
Louisville, Ny. March 5.--G~
Grant arrived tbs evening, en rou
to Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

4 foETIcAL Enron -The edil
o. ha Fan River Aeps han taken
writne poetry a. tie following y
how; it contains as much truth
poetry;
breaches there q man nilll soul
dead who never to himself la
said II VIII my comfy fapcr take
both Tor my oan and family's sak'
II such there be let him repent---al
have toe paper 10 him sent--and
he'd pass happy Winier-he, in q
vance, viii pay tie Printer"
Parson Brownlow prints IN bis p
Per a long list of persons who ha'
subscribed to the oath prescribed
the Presidents Proclamation Of al
nesty, with The frat Of The oath pr
fixed. He intends that the pub
Hail know WHO iabe the oath NJ
yhat ]. Il they swear II. He also !
publishes a lia 81 sescniy-two sece
sio1ists, who, IN 1861, caused ihe
names 10 Be published 10 the Nasbyil
Umon S 1ms3coa, "a having volt
for "seperaiion, and as being desl
Gus that their postefiiy might knd
Il. Brownlow wishes these ardc
traitors 10 be looked after.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08
80 rrMliArfaA or 49,

Easlaa2 uaser stood hover IN BE
sss4.na'ssa d the Hosld iasn she does
to-day. Tier WORST eaemies must Be-
satisfied wiih tie Squire she i uam
waAiEs p Esropeaa politics. Amer
- saa eoasl3sF hsr.sii ampis revsng
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08
HARPER MoSrnLY for March has

HARPER MONTHLY Tor March has
aaothe rnumber Of Tie " Scenes IN The
War Of 1912 emraeing he history of
he Washington and Baltimore CAM
paisn; an Illustrated article on the
Norwich Afmories" continuation
s. Trallope's Small House ID Allag-
ion /. tie conclusion a Ioan Heath
burns Tide" with other iales Of much
interest D ckea's FL Memor4am "
Il Tbaektray, autobiography appear.
81 il tie comLill Magazine, also ap.
pears ia tbs number, illustrated with
q portrait { Ire deceased writer. The
Publishers announce that new novel
by Caarl Dickens aiil so9n appear
ID tie Magazine, commencing wiiA the
aamber for April Or May,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

RgMARBABLE HON OK LIFE
Major George n. Lewis, Of the IL
Regiment. is ia town. lis remark
bic wound promises 70 heal, and !
life viii be saved. Not ore man
zen thousand would survive such
wound. l was a canister shot, wcig
ing about four ounces, and made
bole clear through him, SCATTERING i
coIlar-b0He and bis shoulder blac
and fplutcring Biz spine. y did II
displace the yeriebie, which wou
probably baye ended bis liie suddenl
bot i Is said that even now Ell
can be passed through il. A numb
Of pieces Of bone have been taxi
oal. : Haygord 1mea