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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-11
The Greatest e, Of Absurdities,

= OF all the absurdities in which tho hu,
man intellect; has been involved, the
greatest is that which opens:the ballotto
the:free use Of the late ebels!to helpiu
settling the questions that, have been at
issue between the loyal aud the disloyal
during the past Eve. years., To merely
mention it should be enough to excite .
feeling Of disgust, modified Smewhat'by
the ludicious.E Look att; The South.
ern people, a majority Of, them rebelled !.
The Northern people, majority ofthip,
took the responsibility Of crushing the
rebellion and saving. The nation: A mi.
nofity ofthe& Northern people were op:
posed TO the Majority in this work, and
hence the double task: Of holding tho re-
fractory at home 10 check and Of whip:
ping the traitors was imposed upol the
loyal. : We have been successful :inEthe
appeal to battle, and have succeeded to
all the rights ofconquerors, the chief Of
which is; the rigbt.of debating the. terms
Of settlement. ;.: J.. ~. y: y:
And now what? It's proposed to
permit tho conquered rebels aud these
enemies In our midst to- come together;
and if, on the count, they should prove
to be the majority to. dictate, TO: us the
terms Of settlement! That is, the con.
quered may prescribe, adapt and carry.
into effect, tho terms for" settling . dis
pute which existed before Gthel.xarawas
brought to the arbitrnment OF, arms: an! and
the decision given against them l-Un.
I,,1.Ds f:SiE~% ~ *Zi:!: Q ~ t.l 81 ,S7i'
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West Virginia The Future.
TcoNTrNuED PROM LAST WEEK.

Our view 10 this Instance can only b.
admitted speculatively, although the da +.
tn is one Of fact, for the " material" the
germ Of a couutrys greatness, is most
unquestiousbly here, and that it is no
myth is certain, for it can be seen aud
valued. It covers the surface Of the
land above, is iuherest with and per.
,neates the carbouiterous rocks below !;
i, only awaits investigation to bring con.
victiuu. Like Joshua of-old, when urs-
ing forward bis dubious troops, We would
recommend his citation from the song Of
Moses, that "they should suck honey
from the stony rock, aud oil from the
ain,y rock The aptitude Of the quota.
ton has lost nothing by the lapse Of
time, for if we may judge blythe favor
iu which the unc,ious element" is
held at the present day, it certainly
must have beeo s,imulsnt Of the most
potent kind. But the e'proni,sd land on
the other side Of that Jordan was much
harder road to travel than our Jordan
Of the Ohio. Here no doubts Of dark.
ness restAupon ii; no spy is required'ts
secretly steal into, the country to learn
of its mineral wealth, for the people Of
,hiss land openly. say to both jew and
Gent;ls- Come, search, dig, delve, see,
aud;iuage for yourselves; your interest,
like ours, is mutual ; lthere is enough
for, all ;lndssoue .orspare; ); We want par
tioin.uta:S iisSEour oopmoaa bountiea.-
coue. ,Yes,;:s; they are sconing.si There
Is a a'.sispiu. the E,st: a :genueeom:
motion isSssitasisg ;thsl monetary com :.
mupity; sthe iaeseasisg aqaisy fes per
msoeot siisyes,nsst SSuses % ! someshieg
significant tTbs; 8sologist ! eogineer,
sslve, ot;Ilnd lind gpnt lie qsietl3 being
sent, TO; exanipss 81; Abe Shiehysystapd
byewsy., sad stssy isd eo.aer taf
- = .
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NUMBER ] !. R 81.

We kinitovv they, viii Try the same di:
sbolical scheme ia the Union, which they
attempted out Of: the Union,s aud Ve are
ready meet: them in time uader: the
Constitution and laws, Of, West Virginia.
The opinion Of the. Attorney General,
backed up By proclamation 81 { Gov;
aruor Boremsn, is the guido afori Inspee:
tors Of; Elections. We ,intepdstkst rob.
IL; shall not vote whether Copperhesd.
or rattls.snakes, rattles or, uograttles on
their tails, they cannot 3nox-vote. down
and destroy on new State. -Berketej
Union. nz:j 81 :: .s:5:;,s,s2 %.:!.'4e--,. :,
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0rigiaal gottrg.
tFoR TIlE JOURNAL
FAREWELL.

tFoR TIlK JOURNAL.
FAREWELL.
Farewell, western home farewell early friends,
No more may we meet rs before we have
met;
Yet my spirit, though vicwlcss, shall breathe
DER each heart
Till its star in lfc's dim horizon shall set.
Though VIC meet never more in the dear homes
Of earth,
Yet promise Of rest to each pilgrim is
given;
We shall meet all our loved ones when timc
is no more,
To dwell, and for aye, in the mansions Of
Heaven.
ESCUE.
Home, Oct 5, 1865.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-16
G % M MI II Ii ClALs

..I- MONDAY EVENING, November Is.
CorToN Notwithstanding the prevalence OF
rain an average business was done TO day 10 cot
ton at uota tons varying but little from those Of
Saturday, which were 42O44c for Ordinary, II
04S for Good Ordinary, 5O05i for Low Middllng
and 5eQD53c. for Middling. sA Z. " D''h
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--The rainy weather pre-
vented any operations whstever, on the levee 90
day. cargo Of Aiolassss has arrived from Cuba,
and Ia now at the landing. Two cargoes Of Cubs
Molasses sold last week, to arrive on private
terms. The receipt Of Louisiana since Saturday
are confined TO 30 hhds. new Sugar, Il bbls new
Molasses and bbls. old 10 hhds. of the new
Sugar yellow clarified, and 20 are open he tile,
the first this season. ET. .auf5ps. u
WESTERN PEoDuoE,AsD PRoyIsroEs.--It has raiaed
all the forenoon preventing out of door operat
and the only sales are 100 bbls. Flour its
merits, at $40 TO- and 100 superne at $40 U Dbl.
Sin steamers have arrived from the West since
~ turday with assorted cargoes Of Western pro-
duce. The receipts of grain continue very light,
and are insufficient for the wants Of the trade
The produce and provision market Is unchanged,
aad dealers are doing jobbng trade In store,
at previous prices. Nothing else is reported.
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The EMPRESS OF AUsTRIA.-The
wife of Francis Joseph is one of the
most beautiful women Of Europe and
famed equally for the kindness of her
temper and the charm Of her manner.
She is tall, slender, graceful, with II
very white skin, and, when pretty well,
good deal of color, large, limpid
blue epes, and an amazing head OF
very light hair, which she wears in
eight massive braids, wound round
and round her head, forming a mag
nifcent diadem Of hair, such as very
few women oonld match, from their
own resources. She speaks all the
principal tongues Of Europe, and is
particularly fond Of the English Ian
guage, which she speaks perfectly, as
though it were her native dialect.
She is an excellent musician, paints
and draws extremely well, and is one
of the boldest and most skilful Of
horsewomen.
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FIsHING BY ELECTRIC LIGHr.-The
Courier de Bretangne, o paper pub
lished at Lorient, gives an interesting
account Of an experiment made at
Belle Isle lately, to fish at night by
means of an electric light. The
light was produced by q powerful
electromagnetic machine, constructed
by M Bazin, the well known engineer.
The experiment, which was conducted
by NJ. Bazin, on board the Andalouse,
in presence of 1900 persons assembled
on the pier, was completely successful,
aud the quantity of fish taken very
large. A person who was present
states that nothing can be more excl
ting than fishing at sea by night.
with the aid Of this light. As soon
as the submarine lantern was i'm
mersed, shoals of fish of every de.
scription came to sport in the illumin-
ated circle, while the fishermen out
side Of it spread their nets from their
boats. The light Illuminating the
deep sea, the fish arriving in shoals,
attracted BY the fictitious sun, the
boats at the edge Of the lighted circle,
the deep silence, interrupted only by
the grating of the electromagnetic ma
chine, is described as an imposing
sight. M. Balm is shortly to proceed
to Bona, in Algeria, to establish a
coral fishery by the assistance Of his
electric light. He proposes, in the
meantime, to descend full 40Ofeet into
the sea, and explore what he calls the
"depths of the ocean" with bis subma-
rine instruments. The Minister OF
Marine has given orders for ship Of
war to be placed at bis disposal, and
Admiral Choppart has appointed
commission, composed Of engineers
and naval officers, to attend NJ. Ba-
zin's experiments officially.
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HORSE AND VEHICLE AoooMnoDATToNs.-
The card Of Messrs. VANCE d HARBOUR, in
our advertising columns, is suggestive Of
the fact that our old friend, SAM. HARBOUR
10 by no means q novice in the livgry sta
bio business in our city, having embarked
many years ago In it, and successfully pur-
sued 1t ever since with that tact, judgment
and energy which, coupled with expert
euce, and his present copartnership with
Mr.. VANCE, must rebound to more abun-
dant success for the future. ..uH
Those gentlemen are fully prepared to
commodato the public wants in every
particular In their line, from good riding
horse or buggy and harness horse, up to a
two, four or six mule team for carrying
freight and passengers TO or from any
given point upon any practicable route
leading to or from this city, and at ms
reasonable rates, wo are assured, as are
charged by any other establishment SINH
lar to theirs in the South. 4
Persons desiring to sell or purchase
mules or horses, will find it also to their
interest to give Vases d. HARBoUR call.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND In.
PROVED Lors.-i lic attention is d.
rected TO the al, cement of Mr..
J. ]. MITCHELL, the Auctioneer, rela-
tive to certain improved town lots and
a portion OF land, which he will put
up to the highest bidder tomorrow at
noon. Look out for bargains.
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FANCY GOODS!
1GsUs /! Wears 2!

Just RECEIVED and for sale by package or a
~ retail: 80
LARD -Tierce and Kegs, New. ~
BUTTER-6 Tubs Rock River. 4ay
APPLE5-30 Barrels PippIns. ..t.
POTATOEo--20 - Large
ONI0NS-5 'e
CRACkERS-15 Boxes Assorted
CRACRERS--l0 Chinese Fire.
FL0UR-75 Barrels Family aud Bakers,
C0FFEE---5 Bags Rio.
RICE-1 Package New Crop.
T0BACC0-Fine Chewing
LIME--f5 Barrels Extra Choice.
OILS-Lard and Coal
0ILS-Coal Lubricatin
OATS-50 Bags Hea7y. .r -
CORN-2CO = White and Yellow.
HAY-25 Bales
PORK--1O Barrels Mess.
novl3 JOSHUA BEAL.
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NEW ORLEANS .M.ARKETS
MoSpig ltytsisd, November

M0SDAY EyEsisd, November 10.
Coin -Matke frm at l49, The steamer Costa
Rica arrived yester lay from n. York with $lss,oo0
as follows: Mcstta, Value A. Co 10000 IA. d
J. Dennistoun q Co, $4,000 !; Pike, Lapeyre 4
Brother, $4O,0 600 Canal Bauk, $4,000 southern
Bank, $1b, COO; d! II. Holmes Co., $4,000 w.
Edwards % Co., $4,000. En-,
The same vessel brought also 3 30, 900 In green
backs TO the Bank Of America, and 500, 900 TO
the Southern Bank. w. n
ExoHAEGE-No particular variation in the
market.
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ro T.eea,s, &c.

1.-TWO very assirabls Cotton Plants "A
l. tons, adjacent to each other, on &SssM
Thompson's Cresks 10 milss from Port EsaalM i
Hudson, good comfortable quarters o. $500
each place, with Dwelling Houses, Cotton, Gins,
Grist Mills, and a Saw Mil on one OF the places.
Fences In tolerabls order.-Terms very low. The
places are known M the sAsphadsl' and sAips't
plantations--psopsrty o. Mrs. J. Aans FIuker,
East Fsliciana. s Egs.-E y =
Apply to proprietor, or to 5 ss,agz
80 1ssz.s STAFFORD q BUCKgER, 3
h Attorneys At Law, 3
noy2-tf .ss4t,4 4sf Baton Rouge, La. Y
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REBUILDING OF THE TEMPLE
The Jews, both in this country and
in Europe, have for several years past
been making great efforts to raise sub
scriptions for the rebuilding Of the
Temple at Jerusalem, permission to
that effect having been given to them
by the Turkish Government. There
is sublimity of purpose about the
movement which must claim the res.
pect and sympathy of all Christendom.
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II. wv. lB1aclkn,an's

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
''@' Corner CANAL and Carondeiet stss,
RMTRANcE oARoNDRLET.
npEn THE ENTIRE YEAR. day and evening
~ Psnmanship, Book keeping, Commercial Cal
cula tious, and the Modern Languages practically
taught by experienced professors. An apartment
also for ladies. Private instruction to those who
desire 1t. The proprietor has bad fourteen years
experience In teaching In New Orleans, beipg for
ten years Professor or Book keeping In Ddbbear
Commercial College :. > s Z! :.
j. w. BLACKMAN, Principal.
NJ maRTNo Professors Of Languages.
E9y- Circalara to bs had at the Gazette and
Comet efiice. t,f.Es ..4 octM I'm
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T For Lime, Powder, Shot, Caps, &C.,
call at BEAb's. He has been receiving
fresh supplies of said articles, as win be
seen on referring to our advertising
eolumns. aaN Oh ne .Ln.HaEs
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For RENT OR LEASE.

A FINE PLANTATION In the Parish of "a
n Tberyilie, situated on the Mississippi #NN
hiver, six miles below the town Of plaquemine,
having Large Two-story DWELLING HOUSE
There are abo at 4 40 acres Of land, two-thrds of
which Ia cleared for northumberland not subject
to overflow. For particulars, apply at the Drug
Store Of + & { JASTREMhKI a MCCORMICK.
oct1T-tf z-
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Butler Female Seminary.

Dew. DIR. DoREMus, a Professional Educator
Ii tor the last 70 years In Mississippi and
louisiana, has opened Seminary for young
Ladies in Baton Rotge with superior accommo-
daticii for comfort and privacy. With the assis-
tafca OF Experienced Teachers he offers
Al COMP LET COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION.
He also offers cheerful domestic arrangements
and assurances Of faithful guardianship and
polite culture. II n EEEf esEfs9s.E s.
TERMs-s32O until July 1st-$200 In advance.
Pupils furnish their own Toilette Articles Nap
kins, Bed Linen, Coverings, &c. eel lev oct26
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High School for B0yS,

CORNER OF FIFTH AND LAUREL STREETS,
(Buildiag formerly the Christian OHrch)
'BAToN ROUGE, LA.
THE, lrst session viii commence on Wstnss.
H. day, the ed of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits In life, without classical
course. Parents residing alta distance may OBJ
tain board for their children Ia private families in
the neighborhood of theScbool. Ft..
.rEaAs-E Five, eight and ten dollars per month.
This School will be opened at the time above
stated and every andeayor be made by strict at
tsntion, regard to the economical ed ucation OF
the youths placed in his charge and energetic and
we'll directed efforts, 10 impart to them thorough
education by AUGUSTUS b. PAYNE,
nov2-tf .,zsss ..s 4ss.r Principal.
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WooD.-Heads of families and others
are referred TO MessrP. ARCHER 80 HEN
pERsor's w God" advertisement. 70
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FOR SALE on RENT.

THE bEildlng known as the baptist Church, IN
L corner Fifth and Laurel streets. Parties En
desirous to purchase or lease che same may apply
for terms to- itoct7t-1wl JULIUS O. BOGEL.
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ss Gravitation is the command of God,
to which the universe yields perpetual
obedience.
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Mime. NICHOLS % W.
etI.z.4 MIDWIFE. ..f-at

E56ue de rHopttdI dc Ia Materntt6 Paris,
AND or THE ENGLISH LYING IN MONTH HOSPITAL, sr
= GEoRGEsINTHE FIELDS, LONDON.
NFFERS her services to the ladies Of Baton
~ Rouge and its vicinity professionally, also
in the treatment Of all the diseases of women and
children. ~ r-ft fE
Residence nSt. Philip street, between America
and Africa.
Consultation hours from A. N. to 7, 8 aud from
to 6 2. NJ. 4F7" nny2-tf
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NEW MUSIC!-At BEAL's Book
L and Varsity Store, Third street.

NJ EW MUSlC!-At BEAL'S Book
~ and Variety Store, Third street.
just received the following pieces New Music,
plule de Corvail, Caprice Brlliante, par
Durand de cents,
Dixie's Land, with brilliant variations,
by arobe. :,
Polka des singes, (Monkey Polka,) par
CASTOR Deiilie.. .....,........................40
Solitude, Reveris pour Piano, par Charles
....-,"......,..s..,3b =.
The Pelican-Plain Quadrille--by w. J. 81
Crerar ..."..."............,.. .."..35 :.
Polka La Fsvorita, by W. 8. Hsrsier. ......30 :.
SONGS.
Stonewall's Requiem, NJ Deeres.............30 .
"A NIGEL Of Dreams, N. O. Eaton........ !....a. 80
My Mothers Voice, Ella Wren Nesbit. 80 :.
Forward, Obi Forward, by Mrs. M. w.
30 ..
Those Dark Eyes, by Armand.,...............30 :.
Parthenia 70 Ingomar, by Mccarthy .........30 :.
Do they Think Of Me at Home, by Glover 80 .
By the Sad Sea Waves, by Jules Benedict 80 :.
o Softly Breathe again that Word, by O.
NJ Wicklfe.. ........3s....................35 ..
...-.... New Music every week.
Orders for Music promptly attended to-
nov2-6t JOSHUA BEAL.
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4. %. %. r..
WANTED!

A PERSON who has the capital to invest in
n the cultivation, on shares, Of good cotton
plantation, containing about $50 acres. and ell
gibly situated in high land, about seven miles
from Baton Rouge. For particulars, apply at this
ONCE nov9 uan-pd
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Buckskin Gloves and GauntIets.

A GOOD assortment 81 the above. Also, Ca she
IN me- Q and SILK Gil yes, for sa lie as cheap as tn
cheapest, at KEYMoND'S VARIETY STORE,
nov14 Next 10 Pixies Hall.
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ENGLISH HOSIERY

A FULL line Of the above for Ladies', Gents and
IN Misses. Also Worsted and Merno Hose, for
Children, just received at 81
REYMOGD'S VARIETY STORE,
novl4 Next to Pixies Hail.
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BATON RoUa 10 I.

THURSDAY, .:::;::.:::::::.Nov. 1e, 1866.
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\ D JUNE Il, 1865.

We republished yesterday an article
from the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser expressing the opinion that Gen.
Lee could not be tried for treason with
q violation 9fthe faith of the Gov
ernment,pledged.thrOug Gen Grant in
the terms Of surrender accorded TO Lee
sud approved by the administration
There is s division Of opinion upon this
Question. A writer in the Army and
Navy Journal, who appears TO be fa-
milliar with the military law and usa-
ges. thinks the General amenable to
civil law, and makes a strong argument
10 sustain this position. The Richmond
Wing Of June 9th, publishes the charge
Of Hon &c. Underwood, judge forthe
Eastern District Of Virginia, TO the
GRAND Jury Of the Z. s. District Court
which met st Norfolk on the 3lst Of
Nav. We make the following extract
from this charge +:
To an inquiry which has been made
BY an officer Of the court VhetheT The
fe-rs Of parole agreed upon With General
Lee t5ere any protection TO hoae taking ne
77r0le. tie ausl1er Is, that s5as a mere lih-
t4ry arrangement and can hars no influence
upJn ciuit nights or the status OF the per
sons interested.
The question is Of very grave import
spce and should not be determined
without thorough Investigation and
calm deliberation.
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view Arrangement.

We would respectfully notify the patrons
Of the house known as Congress Hall, cor
ner Church and Summer, that We have
moved our bar, wines, liquors and cigars,
TO the Donaganna restaurant on Cherry
street, where those famous ~cobblers, wines
snd iiqaors Of all kinds will be served up
in the most improved style. While Con-
gress Hall existed, it was the gavest place
among the gay, and lived like 3 jolly z cd
fellow We hope and trust 20 see all Of our
old patrons, and all who love a good cool
refreshing drink 1T the D~Onaganna. We
shall endeavor By every possible means 10
make the D-onaganna as congenial a place
IS the most fsstidlOus might desire.
A fine wine room is always at the service
Of our patrons. F. +. PEERIN d Co.
june7- 2twE.
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
OFFICE PROVES NARsRAL.

HEADQUARTERS POST OF N~Asay11LEn
OFFICE PROVES NaRSHAL. !
NASHVILLE, TINs., Jaae 9th, 1885
Provost Order
NO 70. FvraArT
Il bang repa iedly brought to the notice Of he
fost commander. that a number Of persona lain
ING 70 be runas r. aad drummers TT various Bapk-
mgand Mencant IL houses IN this city, are f,equeat-
ms zoe stress, esp ctally N the n~eighborhaoS on
re Fay apartment and the oTce o. the ! ieb1rs-
ing Quarturma tfr. for The purnose Of 5ereiving
eei suing aod plundering 50 diers and Govern
Eens Employees, who have received their vouch-
ers. ~
i@is hereby declared that this pra.iea is crmi
pa, ana 6 / persona found engaged therein viii b.
sIresteo and punished aecnrdlng 70 the trade Of
their crime. "
All milita y Podce iorces N the eitv are he7ehy
Instructed 70 enforce this order as ~ssrictlv az nos
able. as PVe
~ coalnsnd o! bryt. MAJ. Ger. JNo. r. MuIrK.
HUNiER BRODKE.
lelO-H Capt and Provost Marshal.
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and Senate bill No. IO7, 100. 81. IS. SIS.
l22, III, 100 i39 and l46; also the
adoption OF House joint resolution No.
o., and non-concurrence with House
joint resolution No 81
On motion the House adjourned 70 Z
o'clock Monday morning.
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Great Bargains
cry!
AND NOTlONsl ;

UUTLERs, MERCHANf5 and DAALEE =
- srne~HvI m yoa e1sh 70 boy goods % =
H~-asorablc yes, Really sauslact0y pu- -
eran - ! call. -
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A witness before the Military Count
Thursday, Edward Frazer, Of st Louis
testified that the burning of Western
steamboats, last year was authorized
and paid for by the rebel authorities;
that himself and acoonplioes visited
Richmond and had conversations with
jeff Davis, Benjamin and Seldom Oh
the subject, and that he Qrszer) was
directed BY Davis himself to try and
turn helcng bridge between Nashville
an Chattanooga, as well as all the
Qasrtermasters stores he could gain
ncceRs 20.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-11

The Charleston Courier of the LIST
June says, Hon. James l. Orr is ad-
dressing ID, citizens Of Pendleton and
other distries on the propriety of their
thorough yielsing to the views Of the
Government and a speedy. return to
their allegiance
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-11

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