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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-03-02
NET ASSETS, JANUARY, 1864,
$3,OO2,5 80.

A. The plan and organization Of tho KTNA,
after As years severe trial, has realized the
greatest public advantage and success of the
various systems Of Fire Insurance in the coun-
try. Is now better prepared for dnty.
8. 10000 Loss Claims have been settled and
paid. SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
6. The consumption of property by fire, in the
United States, averages over 100000 daily.
Is your property exposed and unprotected?
2. Are you insured2 If not, why not /? The
cost is triaing; the duty is manifest; the re-
suit may be your escape from ruin--while de-
lay aud neglect may involve you in bankrupt
cy. poverty or cruel disappointment.
s. Particular attention and regard Is given TO
small risks as well as large ones. Able sccu-
rity and superior commercial advantages af-
sorded.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-03-02

The entries of public lands in the Up
per Peninsula, during the month of Janu-
airy, amount to $4,000 acres, of which
$4,000 acres were for silver lead
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-03-02

FLOAT CoPPER.-IT is stated speci-
mems of float copper have been found neal
Owasso, in Shiawasse County.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-03-02

MoDEsTY in woman is like color on her
cheek-decidodly becoming if not put on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
HoU;E OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at IL O'cock-tho SPsAKTR in the
CHAIR. Prayer by the R,v. Mr.. Pe,oIkin Of st. Jsmea
Church.
The CHAIR laid before the House communications
from the second Audos OF the Treasury relative to
the claims of North Carolina and )usians against the
Confederate Government
On motion of Mr. W SMITH, of N. O., they vera
referred to fpscial committee consisting Of one from
each State.
The CHAIR announced Mr. BArsoE, Of Ark, as o
member Of the Jud caIy COMMITTEES.
Mr. ORR, If Miss from the COMMITTEE on Q1rier-
masters reported bill to prevent frauds on the Con.
fds,Ats Government and to provide for the putihmept
of officers committing them 90 hii notion made
the special order for Thursdsy week.
M KoAULLEN, Of Va, vas, as rule, opposed to
special Ordsrs but waived his objection in this paricu
lar case.
MrFOOTE TjOicsd that, after Uxitious delay, the
House about to provide means to eioh and punish
the rulHa1 criminals 81 uded TO in the bill.
Mr. CLINTON, Of As', from the sp cal Committee
sppon cd 10 investigate The charge OF dsoyaly against
Williamson W Cobb, member Of Congress from Ala.
bama. made q report accompanied by the testimony Of
suudry Witnaee Who prove that the accused remained
within the "a kes lines, OF his own accord, when be
could easily have left had he desired that his con-
duct and conversation snos he has been among them
clearly ehoWs that he tose 10 The Oonfsdsrts cause
and that the committee rec mn nd that his seat DO de-
clared vacant and the Governor OF the Stte Of Ala
buma be lilo med Of the action Of the House.
The sItj Jet laid over to give members an oppor
tunity 10 examine the testimony.
Lave Of absence was granted M BsIDsEls Of N O..
who is detained ct home by illness In Q family.
On motion Of Mr. OBILT0N Il was resolved that
the House Whtn Il adjourn, adjourn nver to Thursday
10 order that membsrB may obsuve Wsdn stay 90 dsJ
Of worship in the proclamation of Ihs
Prsd Mt
Ga nation of NJ. RUSSELL. the House wait into
sccret sessif q, O'Clock.
The doors being opened, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
Up, BnJLnA
A MORAL REVOLUTION MINDED.

We invite the attention Of readers 10 the follow
uR weI-amsd article from tie Fayetteville OarOlinGn;
There s too t'e pa.rio,ism-too little Of that elf
or ciug Split which belongs to- ard th uld be found
amonga psOpo who sighting for the glorious priv.
ege of sci government, in hee ssl6sh timGs in
which 20 live. There is too much fondnFsJ evnoed in
the Gsiy life Of people for show and rVigsnce
AID too much greed Of gain Hoo can Oe expect 10
oBlaja oar freed ,a how We hope for the glorious
boon of I'M nd snce how can we Look forward the
return OF the great blessings which va inherited from
our ioIelaiEsfp unless nigh en- ngo Is wrought
some gTtSt moral revelation is II otsd-soms un-
looked for unboped for uueTp c,ed mercy s bestowed
by the Almish power that governs the action of
tioES - well a. men
LIT the prayers OF pc pls asceni-st the note of
anklgiVng se-lst the petition FIR favor aud a.
talos bs uttered. Lot fLiSh and hope look to that
surcs 0f al temporal and eternal good, with conf
nee and eek thai the country may be restored to that
N raj ana honesty that o1te Wers ours and Which,
when oIedhrOWn by the conceptions Of bad aud an
biou8 men, Who uuderm ned the foundations OF sooe
and shook the pillars oil our government ill the edfce
offered and staggered, bsorgit "a tbe,WTath with
sh CT God has made feel that he OnT prone
uess evil AMI deliberate dobediroa of hiI lave
8 ma IN ghty radical reform must DO Wroushl-s ac
tiAlly n 'ssary 10 our salVAtiod people.
Let tie eiae'o strive to strRDgle the demon OF
dishonesty. which l. ever PrompTg him 10 deeos Of
Fas'aiy Let the spaculiof ElIship Him tha; 70 " Q
II Got, snd jeslrOy the golden calf Shioh he has
mada he idol Lot there be hOslthier, holer better
iOelpg and action in our relations to ono another, q
then We may feel sssued thSs the great Judge VII
award % the victory and viii eonfound the eounse Oh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
A DAY OF WORSHIP.
TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLANATION-DUFY OF
THE PEOPLE. ErU.

lis appropriate to iCg prominently - ths Gtentol
al our read rs the proclamation Of Pr sGen D,Vis de-
.pos,ipV this day As one to DO devoted by al God
fearing citizens OF the OOniederAcy as "day Of Pub
Ia Worship" There will as usual on such occasions, be
General suspension Of secular pursuits; and BY many
10 fear, the day, will only DO tb-erVsd hol sy,
and Wslc ID for the opportunity it VIII sffJFd for in
dulgerc, in worldly equipments. The men and women
Of QUE land however, Who conscious OF their depen-
.e1o, upon the GVer Of every good and psrfte. gilt,
VI with slscriiy spend to the call made upol them
nv the Preldent and, remembering that the favor OF
Goj can only be CORRELATED by obedeI TO His COM
m.pdmep,s, will reVeronty occupy he cling moments
Of tbs CAV in thanksgiving and prayer We r,publish
TUE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
l. meat that the people Of the Confederate states should
10 time eubls 10 Sckno Wedge their dependence on
hty God 70 Iendsr dsyou thanks for His manifold
g 60 worship Holy TO bead In prayer at his foot
st., and 10 accept wiz Su6nson, the Christening
His AL wise anl An-moseiiul Providence.
uA them temples anil In nelds unite VicsS In 81
upg with adOrlus gratitude. the manifestations Of His protect
ag care in he many gnG victories With which inns have
bse crowned The fuuness with which land been
b,sd and In the unnPaed energy and fOtuds with which
Ne has iuslred our and strengthened In resist
.nss 20 the iniqultoas desigus Of our sne'aies.
liza prOtOcon our neritsd and received ehAs
s5t ha many ofour beat and bfSVsst have fallen
liz that many or era still hsd In egn Pons thAisrgs
5 N car country hsge been daVastsed with savage
80 ~, petcet homes destroyed, and helpless
-hiTsn driven away deSituoni and that Sh hendsh
tT passions OF lsrile rAes nave Seen excited BY
foes into hs CON H'''n VI 'O''N' '''- '" N'-H val
escape ,-,- ~, p-..ta.., -, A, .
al ststss OF America th proclamation, seltna
psrt WFDNBsDAY The sixteenth day Of November AeKt
O. be specially devoted the Vorhp Of Almighty God and
A. spd invoke ell the pssple Of hess states
a. auseble on Ihe dAy Aforesaid In their respective pIoSS
be vohp there urile 10 to our Heavenly
80 IL be.tos rs upon that He extend
broteaton His almighty arm; that He sAnety his ehAISe
mt 10 our mprov that We may turn nom
I'm and Uak SheouSy IA His Ighs that He peace
Il cor beloved cauatry healing it bleeding Wounds
w 40 uI the continue enjoyment OF Own right
mont End Independence; and that Ne gAeOusy heaksn
vhs We Esoba Hin NE power and glory Of deVeYAncs
Given undur snd The seal OF the Confederate Bates
nALl = Richmond @ SSH day Of October In .hs Of
Lord, one thousand eight hunif cd and siIty:iour.
JKIRnRsoN DAVIS,
~ she President;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

nulsstsd without the psszGs Hos could Ne people.
without the exhorlatona and encourag msnt OF the
newspapers be rallied to cordial support OF measures
necessary to the defence Of the country, but which
harshy COL ct with the pscunary interests and The per-
sonal rights of the citizen? Il this war IL has been
found Necessary 10 do many THU g that Dug not con-
additionally, been doIe and We may say, with
the scest regard for TRUTH that the press has done lar
more than the Government, vito all iis armhs 10 re-
strainipg dis fscted or lime serving men from rasDg
the standard of opp )siiion and organising factions
parties among ul. The harmony and unity Of the
people In sustaining the war has BEN promote ard
kept up by the newspapers Of the country, and It
would be zudous experiment indeed Tor Congress,
at this critical hour to kick down such prop OF the
Government and trust to sustain the balance on only
three lsgs-the legislative POSER, the army, and the
treasury, land such treasury
Blu. may be that tome OF tne newspaper estaoi'sn-
ments of the country havs abused the privilege OF ex
emp Ing employees, accorded 70 them Dy aos OF Jon
grees We have heard Charge Of this character made
Il may be that some propstors or editors have c'n'
nected themselves wit the press merely to avoid CON
scrptor IL may be that papers have been srted
or kept up simply to give men protection from en-
rol log officers. Aud t may be that some offices
have exempted Q force larger than is neces-
sary for the carrying of their business We trust
that the Il lres recently instituted for the purpose
Of ierreng out such abuses and enabling Congress %
apply the corrective. The freedom OF the prsss is
guaranteed by the Constitution and that guaranty i'm
pos recognition Of s great value 10 the Government
and the people, But iI must not, nevertheless, be
made 9 screen behind which men may take refuge and
shirk their duty to their country. Alursnty for SUI.
tanning good institution 10 not Incense tor abusing
It. We irust that the Congressional pruning knife Win
be spped unsparingy W The fsrgi Of The press III
any found 10 sxs as 10 those o. any ohsr sstAs-
shment Of the eounry and that this great auxiliary
of she Governments viii only be Left In more healthy
and vigorous state BY the opsrsiiou.-o olSmtI Es-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

THG GoVTAEMETF AND THG Passive observe that
some OF oor contemporaries apprehsnivs tina. Don
gresP, at lis sfssion Of ibis wine viii repeal the
emptons OF printers and other employees Of the press
We entertain no such fears. TIE Government Snd the
ople could not act 10 corc,rt without the pts.s.-
The latter ia a. sssen al. Ia country of popular lib
ery 10 the sueoesslu carrying OF the operations OF
Goyarnmsnt az limo Of 0ommulic Ations 10 10 great
army In time OF war. Without the press, the fine OF
CONN licaion between the Govsramfn MT and those
upon whom relies Tor support would be cut and tie
Government would hurry TO lie deslrustion az
lilly and surely Sc clock with main ,eprpg hinged
hastaLs to its sioppng point each rapidly succeeding
srks Of the hour only indicating the nearer approach
to lie extremity.
Hps esuld the Govsrunsnt hss and orders DO pro-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16


Brsokinridge Is not only Intellectually great but
he Is as brave rs the bravs and tohave learned
the art of war By intuition. Like Forrest he Is ever
able to accomplish what Others deem impossible. In
East Tennessee he has ia. siBge blow swept away the
prestige Of what the Yankees claim great victory.
The following despatch received at the War DEPART
msnt last night speaks for Itself ard hardly needed hs
brief preface We give t.
HIADaUARGIRs ARxr NoRTHIRS Va.
Nov. is.
Hos. JAMES A. sEDDos, $40 OF Wac:
Gen. tckinridge Reports that on the night of the
18th be turned Balls Gap when the enemy attempted
10 retreat About one o'clock the l4h with Vsughns
and Dukes commands he struok their COLUMN and rous-
cd it. Several hundred prisoners ten stand of coors
SIX pieces Of artillery, with caissoRs and horses COM
plete fifty loaded wagons with teams, smbalanoss with
medical sup. lies, IT,, were captured.
FROM TIE ARMY OF TENNE.sm
General Hood is in motion, and his destination 10
thought to DO st Tennessee Ca the other hand, We
have Reason belisve frIm the best information which
has reached Us, that Sherman designs TO evaeu s At
anta entirely. The larger portion Of bis force 10 10
reported, lie already moving towards Selma, Ala, and
# this DO true, Noble DO his destination Apro-
pos This conjecture learn that an immense hset
Of uAntp,rs, dsn with stores, has arrived In Mobile
Gay, which looks 81 II movement was contemplated
Of an early d,y in that quarter. We have upon the
above hypothesis the sEssAr feature OF The war
that h of two large armies passing % n other By
sort OF AJAX movement and moving in On opposite d.
rsetion. sI.rnAn may be shrewa banker, Q stub
born asht.I and prOspt i've candidate for PresdsE-
dial honor; bat Ne venture the prediction thu. he hes
DOen voluly Ouigensrslsd this ums. We shsl soen
ssr. The situation certainly Increasing IN ialeIess 10
N,Fth Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
TEL 4 q kAf 81 / q
nsPsrss % NE Rrsa Asssssassn rscsavsA ~
slssivsly ~ shs Ukfs.
YANKEE ACCOUNTS TO THE ls,h.
4 BIG CONsPiR a0Y IN CHICAGO.
1900 Yankees Captured in Louisisns.
GENERAL PRICE RHfUaNRD 10 ARKANSAa.

n. BILE, Nov l6.-A special telegram 10 the Mobile
AdUs. tiar frea ssnas1 bis, the t.h, sys that Mem.
pun pspsss Of the IL and Is h. and g. L,sls p,esus
f the l0.h and H. \, have b,sa rsosvsd
Tn, lsttsr sp al Of air. msnious c,nspirtcy 10 dss-
troy Oh cigo and lib rae the prisoners ct Camp Doug.
lu. Lnse quantities Of seorstsd arms are stalled 10
nave bean discovered, and .sverL huadrsd cit x,Is
have been sIrsstsd.
The YANKEES l,ss In Government stores at Johflen-
VII o 10 estimated Of 100000
No heavy n-clsds srs nov North Of hsmphi,
the les water preventing their going up.
70 seans has bssn supsrsedsd BY Meade.
Bucknsr Is said to have csp!ursd horgsrz' on De
25th, with nineteen hundeed Yankee Ir sorsn. He
carried OF al the II artillery. destroying tsiss
Guns and var material.
Gsuersl Price reported 10 b, at T,yettsvill,, Ak.
hoCl,nAn, IL 10 eldmed, has carried Ill.nois.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
The System of Detaila-Daiy Of COngreIu


II gratifying Witnes3 the uEsnimY Of the Press
II opposition tie system Of details BY the Executive.
!, be hoped that Congress- at Hl present session,
rl By proper legislation, regulIe the whole subject.
Tee Constitution oo-.oEs On OORqes',-the immediate
representatives. Of tie pool power to lAse ar
N g. Ulier th., claus, COay'os5 l. the pfops, trbu
MI 10 deode vi sts b. called illc military service
aud Who shall b. s1sgp,. Congress has no night to
eva this dasy dsvolSe another department. Of
ths government. Be- ioi1g so, /; s5dicItes is lsg
mGs powers aud1ege5s it5 appTopEi,ts dsi7.
Tia fFamsrs Of the Constitution we're unSili & 70
tus. the poSSr 10 tie EE ea.iye. They kneH il could
more safely 10 e,nalsd 10 COlgrsss Who are directly
responsible to the people. Congress, By Transferring
the power to the EISoufSy, not Oly fails 10 70 81 lie
(u y, but violates The Constitution and deEA g. from tie
iltipe That tho Executive and gsAtiVe powers shall
b kept separae distinct. The Constitution is the
ony 5ourcs from which sGy department Of the ConIed-
crate Cover msnl can derive any IoWsr. Neither de-
rmeEs can delegate to another department the pOSers
sneh the Ce7situ'inn has dairPa'rd t"1t To rsolg.
n Is ugat -, uOl,1 Hlit its p'sSF 10
alter the organic Law Of tbs OohfedsBey, -SLeA IS Ia
oppa'idon 10 the theory Of our Institutions
The AH-aAklns power lhOali regulate everything
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
S3OO REWARD.

EFT the Notifications near Eichmon
IL with the PERMITS Of thi eaenser charge 70
visit ri ;hDoad on III 10 Of ssT'h Lat my b, jan
Re abnlt Ret inches ish hll d. MP rai IN tome
Whist stin rather hin liz OIL ky and iAlhee
hssit when purchase fin sis va
Co., he d Of hanh lie raiseI In MN tar
o. Mr.. Samuel fa,or has been very recently ssu ip
Nehnond Will give the above for his spprshcn,on
nnsmsni Ia . so that get him again Ne srs
n Davis o. vil identify htn, NJ addrss Cascade p.
Nov "a dan,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
sIwARD's ePIrcH.

The crowd next proceeded to the rsidencs of Sec
rotary Ssward who delivered sp ech Of some length
10 which he attempted to be very facoaou Our read
era will be sasisfsd with an extract
"Fsios .cii E,ns Or brethfcn Of the South. Who
used 10 meet up here in the Capitol, and with whom
we u,ed to have such pleasant social times have pre-
tended to Get up poor r!ckety CJngress and govern.
ment If their Own. (Liughter) AID you know what
they did it forf They did because they we're afraid
&c would aboish flav,ry. They met in Richmond tie
Arst Monday Of this month anu what do you think th
met forf They met to abolish the saw ~ Of tn hu
dred thousand negroes, to pot them With the army
that thsy gh, 6ght 10 keep oil the rest oil tho
in slavery. (L,ugnter) Well, We have got our old
fashioned Congress whse there seats kept
open for them yet, aud IL meets tho first Monday
Deoembar. an uoh mistaken IL We d. not chow OIL
old friends down Sou trick worth two Of that they
are prac sng. Ny impression Is that instead Of abos
ing the taVeiy OF Eo hundred THOUSAND egroes they
will do the much better thing OF setting the cor
sttutionAl stamp upon the Pfesdenls tms cipatIon
proclamation OF 1852 (L3ud chser'.) Why, you
seem 10 be verJ UNANIMOUS about that (Uheer' We'll,
I will tell you what 10 curious than al init
Within tire years from this time they viii be just al
unanimous atoit IL in Z edmond you are here 10
Washington. Well fslos citz rs have ali got 10
be friends (ohsers) We have got 10 be friends "ih
the democrats who nave been voting against us, AID
We will balance the tcctut ~ saving tbat We voted
against Their and IT, IoV that ,he election 10 ever, thiJ
conclude to be qails We will sgree 70 be oil ion men
hereafter, and We will sckno sedge that our party
We saw things juigcd Them pretty hsrshy. ipie-ume
that four ears hence vs will be In psrfec. harm n.y.
only throughout ali the free sss, bus through ut
toe uh ls Uaion. (Oheeis Aud gill Itll you why
think hat will be came on this sage OF scCn
n l,rR sRo- years If Q; the Eolut!on, W.T.
| and / ussd to hear ny p .rants aud the men AMI
women of that sge talk abSnt The Number Of tories
Who we're Opposed &c the government Of The U.i cd
atss in the R3Volutio and chat euTpiise above
all things that at the tIpration OF thirty pears
Afterwards there vas not tory to be found Ia the
whole Uai.ed S.aea (Efrgbtsr) vas never able 10
uod 10 and vhsrs they hsi al COMO TO.
Isis my Judgment that NO will all o,ms t'g ther
agAis that when the Stars aud Stripes wave evsr
chmond the IsbsIlion will 60 do~,; aud tina, " bin
one tsc, three aud four years ter that you III lave
10 look mighty sharp TO d I'd who Was pier a Il
essa!ouisr OF alder of rebellion. (O1ssrs) Iknw
thGt for that 'era good feeling" the D.mocras sid
have every encouragement to favor the people In hs
success OF the We. Spanking Of that had uadsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
EVENING WING.

We shah puSlish, to-day, at q O'Clock P n, and
,,ery succeeding day Sundays sIOePsOd At the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whig viii contain the latest news BY mail aud telegraph
uU % tbs hour Of going press editorials local inhe
Egencs, 30.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
MARRIED.

yos Moons 10Th Inst, In Pbsd phia, BY the
Rev Edvad Jesur, Rector The Church q hs Redstn.I
Brooklyn, GAIL oUrrAF Won k0sEh Of the sstdh
Roya Navy, ELLA CARLTON, dsutht Of slSemne1H
Moore, OF PGiladslplia H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

sosa sus opponents % say thkt shis var vss failure.
and that Is was made 70 sbosh slavery. With u. ae
osptipg that a. the object Of the vh oh vas 10
preserve the lion, Ne will take them on their cwa
ground and soc how the matter ssnds. The Hnt year
Of the war suppressed the African slave trade in tie
Uated Sate; he second year Of the var bfoughs The
negroes up 10 the lev,l OF soldiers Of freedom and
year abolished slavery in Asrylsnd-( and If
the Democrats II nk that the has been failure
this year. when Congress comes 6gsther 1t will adopt
o constitutional amendments aud abolish slavery
tbroughout the Uaited States. loud cheers) Now
know that when slavery Is femosed, the only element
Of dL ,rd among the American people viii haze ceastd
to work its misohesous iruif but know tha. 1t viii
not b., the fault of the administration If We do not have
an era ofpeaos and harmony, and 90 on reeumng our
proud career amens the nations advancing tie in
terests OF our county, of freedom, OF self
and Of humanity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

TEE DAILY WaIG -O.tiz ms wishing the Daily
Wig Lett ct their residences BY the week or month"; can
sepd their orders to the Wig os Il better TO do
this than depend upon newsboys who have no particular
"reues" for serving copies Of the morning Wing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
BROAD ROCK RACES.

NALL MEETING, 1864.
l. TnHD DAr Ph i,y Nov IS Port stake 'hee mile heats,
free for all 600 entsncehe proprietor - add $1,000
PruRrH DAY. saturday, November 10 Post stake for three
year oss t.oms heats 81 GOO sntrsIce--he proprietor to
ad o. $50.
Bib races highly Interesting the horses to st,rt in
th m doing we'll
O'Clock fsDAY hve elegant THOROUGH BREDe will
be sold In front NJ the jadge.' stand.
nov ls-d2ts 50 D. MCDANIEL, Propr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
ATMARKs OF FHE- RTLreIous PRESS.

cas susaIes, 1pd defeat shsit psas Of sisksd,
ness and iahu@anity against US aud ition
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, NAILS, &c.
80 pigs Grsveeys best tob ,cc,, Il and y hoIes
90 pkgs Eureka and other brands, d.
$50 kegs Dominion nails
1 case couniTy made boots
do do do Dr. gars
Brusel carpet, large ami nearly new
Superhne O. ur
Ir sh and sweet potatoes, &c
For sale b. DIANE BONNEVILLE.
ptq-1w RASH bark.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
A nev attraction has been sAdsd ty

A new attraction has been sddsd 4"
the london Crystal Pslace in The forss
II y .Fuensna,ic Railway The sP-
plica,icn Of atmospheric gravity - =
subs,,, ate for s,eam has long been =
problem which speculative men Of 81.
cnce have regarded - desirable f'r
solution, and many p'sas hsve bee''
tried which have been more or less euu
cesstal. In the grounds .f,hc Cry.tal
Palace tsnn~l has been conssrncted
.ix haudrcd yard. in leuath, along THE
! train Of carriyes IS hurled BY TIN
mere fnrcs Of atmospheric prcsaurc. 4
description Of the mechanical dstAi's
would be ro!x. and perhaps, ifh we're
attempted might not Be satisfactory.
Suffice il to sny, that in this tunnel or
tube, six hundred safds in length. :
heavy train csN be blown along y, y
good speed, s.snd sncked back vt =
similar speed, aad that the expcr'ment
Is very interesting, and may bo very
valuable. Whether the resnlt will b.
the @urerce>-,on Of Es,cam by stmn&
phe,'s pressure il : problcm which
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