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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.

Eleventh-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk, $4,000. --st.aA .ui.
Twelfth-The greatest amount allowed by the rules
to be insured in any one city, town or village.
No general rule, being governed by character Of
Building, locality, etc. ..15
ThirteonthgThe greatest amount allowed TO be in
sured in any one block Determined by same
general conditions as above. f, @s. y
Fourteenth-The amount Of its capital or earnings
= deposited in any other State as security for
losses therein, naming them, with the amount in
each, and whether such ssmpany transacts any
-t business Of insurance in said State or States.
None.
Fifteenth-The Charter, or act of incorporation Of
said company. Already filed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20

PRESTON, G. W., Jan. 1S.-The woolen
factory of Hunt and Elliott was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000, partly insured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20
Total assets of the Company. ..".... $3.50,
In.-LIABILITIES.

Fifth--The amount of Liabilities, due or
not duo, to Banks and other creditors. None.
Sixth-Losses adjusted and due. ..........s None.
Seventh-Losses adjusted and not DUE. None.
Eighth-Losses unadj adjusted-Claims under
three policies insuring in all $500,
amount of loss unknown.
Ninth-Losses in suspense, waiting for =,
: further proof ...:....... .......;...a.,..i None.
pany. .......................... None.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20

Ii Is especially adapt
ed to Leather.
And we claim as an especial
merit. that it sticks Patches and
ILinings to Boots and Shoes suffi-
ciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20
8 II A TIE M e MT "
.iiHJ ,Nij h fuehi ~" 'iNis
OF THE cosDtr1oN or } 4 :.
The Enterprise Insurance Company,

On the 3lst day of December, 1868, made to the
Auditor of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute of that
State, entitled AN act to regulate Insurance CON-
passed April 8, 1856. .-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20

Total Bonds and Stocks - ~. s54.is5 90
8. Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, on unincumbered real estate,
as per vouchers accompanying .......... l96650 90
Ground Rents Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
Interest due and unpaid. ................ l23 90
Interest accrued but not due. .......... 26O3 80
Interest accrued but not due on all other
"a loans. ..'.''-''..'''. l,ofO IL
Q. Debts otherwise secured, as per vouch-
ers accompanying, viz: ,.. .r
t.E Par Market Amt
Value. Value. Loaned.
LIST. Loans on U.
IS. T-30 Trea-
i.l. sury Notes. 900 S2,l30 $1,000
Total amount loaned on above. .... 1000 90
say Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20
BOOT * SHOE

BOOT Il SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find it the best article known
for Cementing the Channels, as
II works without delay, is not af-
fected by any change Of temper
ature.
JEWELLERS
Will find it sufficiently adhesive
for their use, as has been proved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20
GREAT DISCOVERY usefhT;l h;I & g. Valuable I

HiltOn's InsOluble Cement
Is q new thing, and the result of
years of study; its combination
is on
Scientific Principles,
And under no circumstances or
change of temperature, will it
become corrupt or emit any Of
fensive smell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-20

'AuultOr OF OnlO, pursuant 10 INC DtdtuUe OI Indu
State, entitled IAN act to regulate Insurance Com
panies, not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April g. 1885, H -.
NAME AND LOCATION.
First-The name Of the Company is THE ENTER
PRISE INSURANCE COMPANY, and is
..... located at Philadelphia, Penn.
I.-CAPITAL.
Second-The amount Of its Capital Stock is 5000 900
Third do do do paid up, is 900
T.-ASSETS.
FOURTH. Cash of the Company
on hand is....... S15, ,066 90
O. Cash in the hands of and due
from Agents. ............... W bO
g. Real Estate unincumbered-
Office premises, estimated
value $4,000; subject to
ground rent, $1,000 ....... 10000 90
4. The Bonds and Stocks owned by tho
Company, as per vouchers accOmpa-
nying-how secured, and the rate of
interest thereon, to vit: s.l. ,
.Il.I Amount.
Par Market
Value. Value.
Philadelphia City per
cent, loan .......... $4,000 s4,l5O
Penn. Railroad lst Mort
gage Bonds. .........- 5000 5000
u. =. Treasury certf-
Gates Of Indebtedness, $1,000 42,l5o
80 shares Girard Bank
STOCK. ....... .......'.. z,VOV z,zio
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
REPORT OF TRS PATENT 0RRToE.

The an uAl report Of the Comm sioasr OF P4tents has
bsol submitted to Colgctsi Tls nunSsr Of aPplea-
tons fled for patents dariag the year wsrs la
Der Of pa.eots Issued, 49, lited Safes patents and
assignments OF United Sts p4s~Ril whole or in part
RECORDED and revived, Is
The amount OF mSasy received GA sPpl cations for
pateas, caveats 81, from December 81, 1862. to jan
uGry lst, 1854 IS go Toe expenses we're $500 66,
exceeding the receipts By 500 IS.
Thirty-Ons Of the patents ssusd cover improvements
in re-Arms prCjscles one: missiles, in the
machinery for their mlnuiAe,u:I AID fAir proportion
Of these improvement have been adopted By the Gov
OrSment aud haTs proved Of p:a3:cI TI, lis mill
LAry operations, and ths preparation of its ordnance
supplies.
or the patents issued IS to ci il of Virgins;
II to Georgia; to Missouri; to Texas; to. North
OIolina; 10 Alabama to Mississippi; 10 ,uis-
lana ; to KENTUCKY; TO SOuh CArOlns; to Arizona
Territory to oitI of Bavaria. Toe Pa.en. Office
has been in operation since tha22l OF Nay, 1861
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
0oNGREeefONAB.

In the Ser ate, yesterday, the Ben <. 6. Rsade the
new Senator from North C-rSlins, qualified and
took bis seat Ths HOuss bill prohibiting tbs traffic in
Yankee greenbacks vas pissed. Also, the Senate bill
urovdog for the investigation Of the accounts OF qusr-
term ase,s and other dsbursng agents who have be-
come rich By official frauds. Tie acting Chairman Of
the Finance Committee (Mr. semmes,) announced that
the Committee would report a till IN Monday IeIt A
MT o. 10 GsjOurn over un:l kondsy sgrsed to-
Tus BIZ 70 declare fugitives from CONSUMPTION, ali
enemies, was discussed but before action vas tAksn
the Sinats went into Executive session.
The proceedings Of the House not of usual i'm
pOTtance. Two bills were repOrted from the Committee
on Military Affairs, and passed TO sssgu judges Of
Military Courts from one Court TO another the ether
70 autho ils Commanders Of Departments end Corps to
detail Field Officers for Military Courts as occasion may
sequire
Join. resolutions OF thanks to NSj. HeiOs Won
BOrck, and to Asj Ge9. P. R. OlsbOrne, and the Off
GERS and men OF his cOmmInd, Tor their victory at
nggold Gap, Ga, in November last, unanimously
adopted.
Toe House then went iaO ,iOn on the ape-
SiAl ordsr--ILe Tax BIZ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
GREsN BACKs PROSCRLREb.

The following bill % be ent ted An Act 10 prOhib
dealing IN the paper currency Of the enemy has passed
both Houses Of Congress Il originated in tho HouIe
Of Rspresen atves and 5ndSd in the Senate, by
the insertion Of The words aeiss3 in the 6rsl ssetiOn
Tee amendment will Of course, be eoneursed in By the
House. The act VII doubtless, receive The approval OF
tie PRECEDENT and the country will then be relieved o
she pernciOus ensc,5 Of traffic which it il surprising
any person protesting 70 D, id:ntA d wish the South
should ever have engs ;sd il:
I. TIE Congress Of tis Confs9sras States Of AsrSs
DO enact Tea broker banker, or dea er in Koasnge
or person concerned IN trade a merchant Vender
Of m.retsndz Of any dascrp ion, or any Oth.r persos
sKeept 0iR he LINES Of s enemy shall buy sell, take,
circulate or in any trade IN any paper currency
Cf the Usted Sla es PROVIDED That the purchsse Of
postage stamps saai. not be considered ViolIdon OF
this at
2 That any person violating the provisions Of tbs
act shall be "a 70 Indictment and prosecution in the
Oonied court holden for the disc. within which
The ofsUes was committed aud STA I, upon conviction
EOTie the amount 50 bought, sold circulated, used
OF q sum equal thereto and shall be moreover subj ct
20 q Gae not than twenty Thousand dollars nor
Ices than i've hnndr End Imprisoned not less than
three the than three years az the dscre
CT sad souIt and il shall be the duty Of the judge
Of he several Confederate courts 70 give this act spe
eeEy in charge 10 the grand jury.
That this act shall not be construed to apply to
any person sony in behalf Of the Government OF the
Confederate safes BY special authority from the Pfesi
dent or Any Of the beads Of Departments.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

A BAITIsH 0FTIoEs CARRrKG A REBEL MAIL-A
British Lieutenant who to sail to day for Bermuda
board sailing vessel the Amsz ID with Babel letters
in his possession caught to-day by United States
Marshal Murray, and is OW on bis way to Fort La
tsyette.
The officer to proceed with the other passengers,
bu: the Marshal, DAVIS, received information concerning
the Rebel mail gave the Captain permit allowed the
other passengers to 60 forward but detained the Lieu
tenant
The individual Displayed his uniform aud much AFRO.
gance at the Office Of the Marshal but the baggage in
which the mail had been concealed sent for and tie
letters found.
The letters were at once forwarded to Secretary Sew.
ard who in this city and is understood that tie Sec.
arS while having objection TO the presence here
of English ofcers agreed that such individuals ought
no. to engage in the business of carrying mails to tie
r ,bels.
So the Engl shman was locked up. Before he went
to the fort however the officer insisted that the Rebels
had vas: at Bsrmu a that place he said, was
great depot of MATERIAL and he allowed tina. large
share of il came from this oiy-N. Y Post.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
ACCOUg7s or DLsBURsLyG AgENTs

The Senate, yesterday, passed bill to provide for the
inyestigs ion and settlement; of the nsacons and
counts Of Qlsrtermssters and otter dsoursirg officers
Of the Confederate SaEs. The b Il provides that It
shall BE- the duty OF the District Attorneys, in their
speOve Districts TO investigate the conduct, transaC
tons and Of each Persoa Who during the war;
has ss ed shall act artermlster etc and when
the Dktrc. Attorney has reason to believe or Is in
formed that any such person has received, OEdirecy
or indirectly made realizsd than The salary az
loved him BY law it shall be he duty of such District
At Orney to in1d.ue proceedings against every such
person for acc Iunt AID settlement As incentive to
the Pc Torrance Of this duty, the District Attorney is
Los,d a comri sion Of ten per cent. on al sums ac
,ually collected by virtae of the said proceedings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
THK ofTY.

CoINorwsAtrf1 vs. FoRDE-The process Of empan-
eirg Jury in this case was commenced yesterday in
the Husiugs Court-Judge Lyons Iresiding. odi of
tweny-four vsniremsn frst brought in Only Ave wee
taken. Another SUNNI ms for one hundred Wis then
Issued aud about FIVE of this number appeared
in Court, Of whom fou teen we're aSeu-nakog nine
teen in all thus far admitted. When twentyfour good
and true men" of unbiased judgment are obtained they
VIII draw 1is AID twelve OF them will be duly enpin-
eled as the jury in this cause TIE Oout adjourned
un.iI this mOnag to afford additional tine for the exc
culiol Of the rsairs summons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

Al'o 81 600 Confederate coupon Fights 1874 AZ Sll2
900 do small bonds 1862 1924, 200 90 reg'd sl ia
zoo due ~ 1851 1000 per cent convertible 1871 ;
and 800 at III $50 Va r'gd bonds, rs at 1891; 500
d. pis Que 205; 200 Va Ceng al bonds 81 yrs m
2SO; 500 Orange & Alex ,ndria z K, mortgage $50
aud 600 Maysvile (Kf) per ceut bonds at 500.
Aso 45 III Tres Traders' B INK at 1855 l6 at lSS 20
at 1s6 aud 10 at 1884, 20 do. Bluk of Uonm ~ealth
ct ls6 and 10 at 1921, do. Va Ccn'ral at 146;
20 Old D,minon Insurance Co. co. 10 Merchants Iusu
rance 81 4Se do at co. shares Petersburg Steamship
Co. 100; IL do. Ri -hmo1d Imp. Exp Co. 500 do.
r chmond and Petersburg Imp & Exp Co 500; 10 do.
James R yer Canal PAckOi 90. $l26 IS 20 l26 AZ do.
100.
Also 1854 interest coupons Of is million bonds at
49, 600 do N. Carolina eishts at III; SITS supdfy
coupons ITO.
Also 81. 24S Georgia bank notes at 900; 81 a6s N.
Ca 90. at S26 81 775 South Olrolna do. at 200
81 sos Virginia do al 290; $3.50 do Alabama at Sl5
sl,la0VL, s. o., and N. q mixed, at 300.
Also $500 gold coiu 2os at 81 for one S72o do. at
20f 81 O50, los, IS, etc. at 90; 9l00 Att2lt E25 g.
Nassau, at 20; two of flol, New York on London,
1914
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23


KcCLELLASs OFFICIAL REPoRT.-The ofRcia report
OF Gen Mcclellan covers the period from the 90 of
July 1861 to Nov 7h, 1892 and consists o. 100 fJOl4
cap pages, divided into fOur parts He concludes as
follows:
81 shall not nor can / living forget that when was
ordered the command of the troops for tie defence Of
the Capital tie soldiers with WhomI had shared much
Of the anxiety and pains and suffering of the war, Lad
not lost their conf fence n a. their comma lder.
Tney sprang to my call With all their ancient Vgor dis
cplne and courage. led them into AAryllnd fifteen
days afer they had fallen back defeated before Wash
ngtcn. They VAnquished the enemy on the rugged
heights Of South Mountain, pursued him 70 the hard
fought field Of Antetam, and drove him broken and
disappointed scIos3 tie Potomac, into Virgioia Tbs
Amy tAd need Of after the terrible experiences OF
battles and marches With scarcely interval OF repOse
which they had gone thioug from the time Of leaving
for the Peninsula, the return to Washington, the der
feat in Virginia, the victory at South Mountain, and
again at Ante am.
Il vas not surprising that they were in large de
gres dest int of the Aosout, necessities to effective
outy. TIER shoes were worn out blankets were 10 t.
their clothing in rags. Ia short the army
htfor sevs service and an interval for rest and P
ment was LecsssSiy When the sloHly forwarded sup
plies came to US Lied the army the river,
vAed refreshed and 10 good oder and discipline and
tCllOsed the TetroAting foe to position where was
eouhdsas of DECISIVE victory, when, in the midst OF
the noVsment and while my advanced guard sc-
tuAly in contact with the enemy was removed from
command. devOUtlJ gra eful 10 God that my las:
campaign with this brave army was crowned with vic
tory which saved the nation from the greatest peril Il
had then dsIgone. have net accomplished my pur
pose if By tbs report the Army Of the Potomac is not
placed high on the roll Of the historic armies of the
world. Is d,eds ennoble the nation - which it be-
ongs Always ready for battle always arm, stsadfast
acd trust Eorhy neVee called on it in vain, will
the ion have to attribute its want of sue
Gas under myself or under other commanders 10 any
failure Of patriotism or bravery in that noble body Of
American soldiers. No justly charge upon any
portion of that army from the Commanding General to
the iTate any lack Of devotion to the service of the
United States GoVeroment and 20 the cause Of jthe
Constitution and the Union. They have proved tceiI
ieAly in much sorrow, suffering, danger and through
the very shadow Of death. Their comrades dead I'll
toe fields where fought have osy more claim "a
tie honor Of nations than lhe survivors %
the juttce Of nations gratitude.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

Cosr - THE "ARNKD PEAcs" OF EURoPE.-SOme sta--
ting Astics says Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune, exhibiting the immense expend u'e of
men aud money in sustaining tbs armed peace" Of
Europe, have been Published IN report Of II. Legoyt
Chief Of the Statistical Bureau Of the French Ministry Of
Agriculture, Commerce and Public Works.
BE says: austria keeps up army OF 4o7 900 men,
which costs her sac 900 900 francs France army of
T7s 600 men, which costs 6Ss 900 france Prussia an
army of ala OOO nen which costs her l66 .OOO, 600
francs; England army of 100000 men, which costs
Ell 600 francs and Russia army Of 900 600 of
msn, Whish costs $50 600 600 franco That ia out of
the total gei OF each of shOse atss expenditure
Of 81 per cent. in Aus,ril or more han third; So
per ont in France, 80 ia Prussia 81 in England, and
AZ 10 Russia. lie. Us also msn:on LAZY, where 92V,
100000 francs expended in keeping up force of
sl4,O eO men; Turkey, wei shed down by an army of
424 600 men; Denmark and Sweden, the f 81 with
80 600 and tie second vita 81 900 men, by which their
budgets increased 81 and 40 per cent respec-
lively. The other sscOoda'y States f,lOE in an anal
oyOus proportion. SEiz Irland is the only Ei.opean
State that neither increases her army her budget
n Lsgoyt adding toge her the Elective Of all the En-
roPean armies according to estimates which he considers
rather below than superior TO the reality arrives at
the fearful number Of 1915 SAT mea and an outlay Of
3 500 600 900 frarci.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

RUssELLvILLE, Jan. 2l-one hundred and fOrty-three
Yankees captured in recent skirmish, were sent for
ward to-day. They state that Col Tom Vincent, OF
the 9th KpntuOky (FederA) Cavalry, was saot and
killed by Maj W. T. ably aud two other officers Of
the same regiment, few days since, for cHeng the
policy OF armng The negroes Hs said be would shoot
the first negro he with sword.
The artillery firing heard io.day was nearS rawserIy
Pans Weather clear and pleasant.
SECOND DISPATCH
RUssELLvILLE, Jan. 22.-The trains creased WAtauga
to-day, which will epatle them TO run WITHIN few
niles o! G,eanville, where small bridge has been
built.
Our cavalry occupy Strawberry Pains. Yesterday
the enemy retired after burning he r,ilr BAD bridge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
HEWSPAPERS FOR THE Army.

According TO his late Aunusl Report Postmaster Gen.
era Reagan has suoceseed In making his Department.
s5lfsu tanning As that Sssidratu1a has been accom-
plhed nd the receipts are believed 10 exceed the sI
lpendturss venture to suygst that it would be emil
men y appropriate .Or Congress remit the postage on
newspapers sent 10 soldiers in the army through the
mails. The amount in the aggregate is triAs com
pAraiyey, While the convenience ard gra dca6on it
would 1aFd the soldiers would be very great As this
cl.ss Of cur fslloE-ezsns have borne the heat ard
bgsden ofhe var, and are eldom noticed gaEstssd
icF their ss DEVOTION and gallant deeds, Trey should
receive every consistent concession that would add to
tAerc mlOS. o. convenience.
Under the present system, for which the Postmassrs
are not rtspot si7e papers remain in the Army Post
Oce from day day because the postage Is not pre-
pasd. IS fa Qas5dy inconveniens for men, who must
comply with he reqaiFemoRts Of duty n the held to
supply themselves with stamps 70 pay the postage
on newspapers when they possess the means.
During period Of nsarly twelve months with the
Emy re observed has The msOry Of soldiers sought
Ar TIC tSy papers wish scarcely lsss eAgsrnsas than
their daily ra:iOns Of ftOd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
TROM NoRraERN YIRGINLA.

ORAKsE c. 4, Jan 22.-E ght Yankee prisoners, cap
tured bye quad of the Sixth vrgi.a Cavalry, under
Lieut. String elIow, WArenton have reached here
Ahlg of truce sent 10 the enemy on Kondiy, k.
ing permission for tire family OF Governor Smith TO come
from Warrenton into our lines. An answer vas re-
c,ivcd yesterday refusing permission.
Parties Just Gu. from Cupsper say the Yankees are
treating people kindly furnishing tie most needy with
rations and hauling " ,cd for all.
Eve corps of the enemys infantry except guards for
the bridges are lying around Gulpepcr Court House
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

DmoOaAnc LEADIss OF sHs DStfED GfAFrs.--The
New York Daily News fesents the superstition made By
sone OF the Yankee journals that Fernando Wood Wal
preparing to act 'pstrotic" part in Congress, not
wthstanding the vote Of Mr.. Wood for the resolution
10 pay negro soldiers and his failure to vote with Mr..
Harris agains. the resolutions # Mr.. Green Clay
Smith, tue NspS asser that Nc. Wooi is for peace
Speak pg Soma days ago of the Democratic Congress
sona caucus held in Washington the NeVs denied that
it was In favor Of war platform:
cat thas eau cus the speakers we're Senator Powe /
and Salisbury asd Me1Ts J. q. Allen Robertson, HOl
man, Cox Pendleton, Fernando Wood and Others Of
the Hou of Representatives. Not one OF these gen.
temen advocated or inma ed desire for a war plat
form. Ga the eOntrsry every acson made to the sub
Jest againgt the war Senator Powell aud Sauls-
bury and Mayor Wood dsrounced it boldly and no
speaker took opposite grounds"
''The only business Transacted was the appointment
OF special committee o. two from tia Senate aud five
from lhs House, 10 Wtom was referred the whole sub
Co. iuclldng fixing time aud place to hold the next
Democratic National Convention. The following GEL
temAn COMPOSE tn Commit e, VIZ Davis Of Kentucky
aud Hendcks Of Indiana on part Of Sen te and Mes.
j. O. Allen Of Illinois, Fernando Wood OF New York,
VIM: g. eel Of New Jersey, Bliss OF Ohio a. Miller
OF Pennsylvania, on part OF the House.
III the sentiments OF these gen lemen this sub
ject are Of any consequence, know that majority
epsrly avOEed Peace meO.
1.-THE tact is that sevel-elghths Of the Democratic
members OF Congress tbs trends OF pace aud OPP
posed 70 the war This will be made al plrent before
the close Of the session aud be more fully manifested IN
the next National Convention"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23
FARM IN POWHATAN FOR SALE.

L contains 43l acre. about one-half of which
Is In wood The rest, arabic land Of excellent quality,
and, being Of clay SOIL capable Of high degree
provemen 1t Hes adjacent Powhatan Court House. ten miles
PoWhatan Station the DznVIle Railroad
River.
The Improvements consist Of Brick House containing nine
rooms, With the ordinary ouhonse tobacco house, orchard
&c stage eoAch either 70 nom The PSvhAian Station
the house daily.
dslo-vss W Q. SCOTT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

Il. THE LAxAR COsREsPOSD ESCE The intercepted cor
respOndsnoe, published in the Northern papers, emit
lied, "Tne Lama Documents" may Lad some to sup
pose has the Hon. L. Q O. LANAI, of Mississippi, is
the gentleman referred TO- This is incorrect The
Lamar uhOse occurs IA those letters Mr.. O. A
L Lamar, Of Savannah, Ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

THIRD AuDrrOR.-Hon. J. W. N. Harris, Of Mics /, has
been appointed and confirmed as Thvd Auditor of the
Te,sury-an elise recently estabI shed by Congress to
facilitate the pubic business The Third Auditor win
have charge of the auditing OF the Of the Post
Office Departments
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-23

gentleman from BA h, Maine, says that shipbuilders
and Osners of that city have sold SHIPS enough to E.
ropears since the commencement Of the war; to mount
to So 0OO0 900 In gold OF this sum 81 10000 is still
on deposit in Europe.
An amiab.e young woman is in prison in London fer
gestiog her mothers life handsomely insured and tn,
poisoning the old lady with arsenic.
Boston people are talking about the whipping posf.
girl in the House OF Reformation has welts" Eesl)
on her shoulder to show; the boys aOgged sith a
cart whip, &c.