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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19

THE NEW 1OzssS AND SIA-
GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY have on
the route between Sew York ana Richmond two
iiue ships. viz. tho lAIlO. Capt CoUcu, and
the CREOLE Capt. 1u,MrsoN. leaving New
York alternately every Wednesday aU, saturday
at u o'clock ~, and Richmond every tuesday
and Saturday at S o'clock 4. 81.
. Passage tO New York including 1,ells and
state room accommodations only $40. EVcur ION
tickets for round trip. good tpr oac week. 50.
Tickets secured either no my office iu INDIAN *
Watsons warehouse, or on board tbe ships.
Passengers vial Dee taken to the ships by the
steam teadey poIt Royal from Lld,am * Wat
sous wharves Rockets.
Freights solicited each way.
lei GAEIET p. WATSON.
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C0LI.E1sE OE YIR-

M EEHICAL COLLEGE OF VER.
vi GINIA.-A meeting of the Board of Ysi-
tors of the Medical College OF Virginia will lie
held at the College on WEDNESDAY, July IL, to
fl the vacancy in the Chair of Obstetrics ctea-
ted by the death of Professor Conway and that
in the Char OF Surgery, created by the death of
Professor Gibson. Applications, accompanied
by proper testimonials, may be addressed 10 the
Board of Visitors, care of the undersigned.
By order of the President Of the Board.
l.. s. JOYNES, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, June 10 1865. Iie l3-3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19

SUPERsOR OLD WINES, IL
- QUORS, ALES, &C., for Family and Med-
cal use; CIGARS and TOBACCO of the most ap-
proved brands. Those in want of the finest and
puIest articles in my line will give me call. as
guarantee ALL articles viii be found as repre-
sented. II. GRAU,
No 4. under Exchange Hotel, l4th street
ieS-eOd6t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
City Election.

Our City election was pretty generally a
one sided affair. There was no opposition
candidate brought out for Mavo-; and oppos-
ing candidates for alderman in but three wards
The election of Mr. Kicking, under the
circumstances, was compliment, but GER
tainly no greater than deserved. He is one
of our very Oldest and most substantial cit-
zens. Owning considerable property in the
city. his interest will incline him to favor all
real improvements that tend to enchance IT'S
growth and material interests, while he Will
have an equal personal interest in defeating
all schemes OF useless expenditure and extrav-
agance. Retired from business, he Is man
of leisure enough to attend to the duties of
the office; while his intelligence great business
capacity and intimate knowledge ofall our city
affairs, will enable him to discharge those
duties with an ability that cannot failto prove
highly advantageous TO the city interests.
Of the aldermen elected, four are democrats
and three republicans. With exception of'he
q ward, however, it would be unfair to say
that party tests had anything to do with the
election of alderme Il.
The names OF the candidates elected, the
number of votes cas-, in the various wards,
&C.. are al so infinitely given in the proceed
ings of the City Council, published in another
column, that they need not be repeated here.
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70 ConsumptiVes.

fR1HE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED TO
health in .acw weeks. 10y very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe iun: Affection
and that dread disease Consumpiiou-is snNou- t. make
known to mis- i-llow-.uHercrs the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the Prescr-
ton sf free charg" with tie directions for preparing
ard using the sane which they viii find Sure Cure iur
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BaoNcHiT:s &, 1he only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he r0ncni'es t. be
inyua bIe aud he hopes every sufferer viii ty Lis rene
DIV p. i; will them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the per scrpiion viii please address,
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON, NilliaTsburgh,
f.l1s-3rn Kings County. New York.
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A SIMPLE AND EXCELLENT SEWING MACHINE
We had pleasure this OF inspecting the opera
tons T.ht-Sttch Sewing Machine, of which
had heard much 1t simple in its
and operation that wonder il has not hereto
been largely introduced in the Northwest There are
but thirty pieces machine. of which
all liable get of order There no loss at To"
the action being trt, and TIE Tcsn mathematical
1t that there il not the slight
vibration Of the secbar, aud breaking needle or
dropping sti,,. is almost impossii'y. The stitch
isif IS lwu as the lock stitch. alike both side and
trH nat rip IL IDrR 1t will from two tiyknesses
Of leather Swiss muslin paper Uitiot any adjustment
Of f7 feet clothing. II cnIIhatcallv a~ofk
Family Nachinr and is certain he largely introduced
The General We.tri, agent is Mr. Jefferson
Farmer, u Washington street. C3ictgD Jot1R.
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ABSTRACTS OF TETEE.

W. have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing
full and complete abstract Of all pge Mortgages. OF o
Or Liens against every Tract 81 Ind and Town Lot in la
FALLS county They the B9oks formerly kept in the
Recorders Office
Every farmer and every Of town lot -horli lave
su abstract the title 81 his property that he may Ano"
how his title stan and al thcr- ," against II
Abstracts Of title furnished reasonable rates on the
shOrtest notice.
These wishing 70 borrow money TO take up old Mortga
ses or to irrose thrg fIu otherwise, can te
ecomule dated 10y calling
EDWIN RFAY f A SHERWOOD,
Nov 60 -it;DT5,y G Lac.
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DIED on the Is h day of March !s65, ANNIE G. IA1HH
WAY wife DR. j. e. Hathaway VI this city. Aged 80
years and month";
Another gem the loyeiest and the last has dropped
from LIES shining circle Hc- death seemed only
syee sIuuber stealing sensation which the breath of
roseate morn ca.eh into drkncs She passed away with
christian composlre and with christian hope and con-
fdencc her happy honc on GARTH to her 'iii happier
and i.sn; homo in Heaven Her love-: ones, VINO
lnse. her viii miss her cha3rul f)t'fap -nd and
voice in the household, and will the Social ci' e "ni'2
she much adorned As c!l, she evsi datl'u and
reverept.i; = sistsr She ard aid geptis' as
Mother the hottest thing alive size over ipIry
watchful and indulgsnt; and a wife. patient and
devoted Next aitsr her Eedeein her husband and he.
children her idols; neshbor and friend, s!ie
humane. charitable and ste, fast.
'Green be the turf above her,
Friend of our early days,
None knew her, but to love her
None named her, but 70 psaiss."
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Town Election.

The annual Town meeting, when SuPervi-
sors, Town Clerk, Assessor. Collector, &c, are
elected, takes place one week from next
Tuesday. Whatever doubt there may be
about the legality of .:ae recent election Of
our city officers. from Noncompliance with
the new Registry Law, there can be none as
to these town officers, for they are specially
excented in that law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Burt & kINGsEUaY announces that III a
few days they will be prepared to take the
new and beautiful porcelain pictures, which
have attracted 50 much attention lately al the
east They have also 2 new lot OF frames Of
the latest styles, which they will sell at small
advance on cost.
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Esse Draft.

Dispatches f.om Sprinteld announce that
the draft commenced in the III Congre5,.Jn- /
al District If this state on Wednesday, last.
and in the 18th district on Friday. The dis
r-ic,s are to be taken up one after The other,
those evincing most. activity in recr4iting
:om;ng last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Hal Ha Makes me laugh. Can't help
it Them picter fellers. Wilson & Shafer.
Just beat anything | ever see. Thy got me
the rery best pic,er ever had took, d sold
me some Of tieir card photograph frames at
p cts. each. Think of it ! | told EN- I'd give
EN- a puff & here it is AUNT ,ERUsnA.
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The AUCTION SroRE.-This store IS IN the
receipt of huge stock of spring and summer
goods, which are going off at rapid rate
Choice selections and good bargains to be
had in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, which people coming to the
city would do well to avail themselves of.
La Sale street, doors North of Illinois river
=
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Doors d SUoEs.-Mr. H4LEEET has inst re-
turned from the East with a new stock Of
boots, shoes. CATERS, &c, toI the spring trade.
Mr.. II brags on the superiority of his stock,
and while he makes no swell over selling at
panic prices and all that sort of stuff, he
defies any body to undersell him, taking into
account the q '.ty of the article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
'S.real out eo-thS hottest record. here,
OF DAYS 1tIi d.4.is 10 reverence dear -

Let he world understand that Dr. d. II.
s:@lye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is a pleasant
AL certain cure for Catarrh, Cold in the
Heal, and al diseases OF the head caused by
The abnormal condition Of the me nbrane lin
ing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

New PHoToGKAPH GALLrEY.-Our citizens
viii be pleased to learn that Ottawa viii soon
he in condition to boast of a new first class
Photograph Gallery.
Messrs. Bowman & RAws2y, Of Peru and
La Sale, whose reputation as photographers
Is no: surpassed in the west are fitting up
magnificent room, in Cheever's New Block.
which will be open abou, the first Of May.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Fos CoUcHs, COINS, THROAT DIsoErEEs,
use "BJo,cA's BroHcAiat Irocats,n having
Dyored their efficacy by a test OF many years.
The Trocbes are highly recommended and
prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

Two THE NERVOUS DEBI!ITATED AND pEsPOND-
j ENT OF BOTH r;EXES. A great Sufferer having
been ;orcd TO health in few days, after many years OF
misery is willing his suffering fellow creatures by
sending Tce the receip: of postpaid addressed en-
y"iOpe copy of the forsnld Of employed. Direct
10 JOHN VI. DAGNALL, Box 1888 Post Office,
Jsn. H. 1866 Brooklyn n. Y.
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wiz = - = SgsZT,z;E,ll
RNf- ~ LIZ Is. 1888,

Az tn rI-ii - sui The r-- i D.. Siick
land. aEtiCla'.ra Mixture fne rly certain r,fn"y
fr Diarliaea JrG Ny-enterv 70 = u'l3n iti.u cd. ~
trinrr- ,t-c- rts >,irrul~, amt ,,rmin7tive-. and
warranted = -as.c ,r. after ID "-ter uIa-u. have
faiiei.
FoT s.,sis I-u--.s,-. General n,f.. c. E'i Fourth
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Gown Collector.


a. ran.tA.e f. the ole - To Coll .9r at tie next
-!srt..a-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

DR.. J. b. WALKER, of Chicago, may be
consulted at the Geigcr House on Saturday
next april LIST.
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LAND AGENCY.
OTTAW A, ILLS.

Yarns, rr.iris Lands. Houses ana
LOTS and Vacant lois. bought and sold Oh
Houses ard lets and Vacant Lots In
0IIaW IA. for sale.
Improved and Gnim proved Farms. in
L.-aIIe tiruuy Livingston Counties for sale; also
IAlis il. Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri.
will agent. in the payment Of Taxes ON prop
srty in II Illinois Iowa iSc"nss and Missouri
Those yshn. t. INy sell FIRMS, Prairie Lands or
Town Lots Will md to their advantage 10 call and see ~
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NJ n Is II 1 II u
At the Geiser House. March 23d BY Rev j. A Gray, Mr.
COMMODORE p BATTLES and Miss MARY Y. SNYDER
all Of Id Sale county.
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N. A. Throop & Co.,
Agricultural Implements
ARM MA HIN Err Y.
Ware Rosse on La sale ST., opposite the
Methodist Church..
N. A. Throop & Co.,
gents for Balls Ohio Reapers and Mowers made ~
N. A. Throop & Co.,
gents for KirbyS American Reaper and Mower
N. "A. Throop e. Co.,
. gents for the Union Peoria Corn Planter.
MA Throop g. %
Cell Hainss Illinois Harvester.
N A Throop & CO
A gents for the Prairie State Corn Planter.
N A Throop d Co
1 gents FOR the Moline Riding Cultivator.
N A Throop g. Co
A gents FOR the Buckeye Cultiuator.
N A Throop & Go
A gents for Mierhofcr's Cutvator
N "A Throop & Co
4 gents for Riding Goph-rs.
"A Common tiophers
N A Throop e. Co
= ell Haines' Brood Cast seeder
N A Tproop g. Go
A gent. for weiF'' Cor" plO~s'
N A Thr oop & Co
4 gents for Cooks Portable Sugar Evaporator and
"A Cane Mills.
Ma Throop & Co
4 gents f.. Pitts, Bale and other ThrssheI-
Ma Throop G. Co
9 ell the Cast Cast Steel Flow.
N a Throop & co
Gen til. Morris Pillow
Ma Throop & CO
Cell the Ottawa Clipper
IA ThTOOp 4 Co
Gel the RuHdc!ls Hay Fork.
IA 1hroOp X Co
cell Fous;'- Has L'at-r.
IA JhrooP & Co
=. ELL cider Mill.
IA ihroop co
=, ELL Corn and >sei Drills
\ \ Ehroop q co
:, ELL almost everything "A Pam wants
N Ehroop GO
(rHARGE ra.hin- f.r showing goods. and only init
y more Z y.u buy
Har,Al.-lI4
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Patent MediCineS.
OUR STOCK OF
Perfumery and Toilet Soaps
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

Dr. THOMPSON will pay particular attention to the putting
up Of all Prescriptions and that they composed oi
Pure and Fresh Ne,lirines DR. ID. u. THOMPSON,
Ottawa, Jan. II, 1865 VIM L. GIBSON.
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0ttaha free Gra0tr.
LOCAL. MATTERtjS


Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
an and after Sunday Nov g. 1861 Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excepted) II 40 p NJ
Night Expre,s Sunday .xcrptedl I245A NJ
p.ori, Ert.irh. t,rrnnao1,,inn' G25 A. NJ.
Rock Island Freight 40 T. NJ
GOING NEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday excepted) lioo A. d
pasri. Trt;aL, llsP. II.
Express Freight
Nov. IL, 1854 F.TA'ENAA' 4. '"''
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Or su,kl.a5- r.. remedy has su-ot ;hsy.ari- ~ ta-
- Jr-r c--...C E1suI and lI,.n- p.- !; Immediate
relief AMI ~'. permanent .-Ir~ gry dir -ly Itl-
wyrrantcd T. cure.
For sale ly al Druggists. General u.It 81 F'ai IN
street. CII.ci;. uLii. q.
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10 DOukf

VoUNG Ladies and gentlemen would rcceiye more lei
J. tors il they would buy one of ny PORT fDLiuS ana
I'll it with writing materials and Iresen. TO friend
dec 10 Z. r GKlGGS.
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E-ittar - F,.e Iraa,r
Dan s..-wIrA your permission wish TO say +. lie
e.. legs ug You. paper rf, l.l send. = .eIru .. g.
az ga. wish j, ,fr.c d Rs,I- with fall dre.t 20.
.s-.nI g-ir ,i,apl- Ns g'ule Balm that sal eieo'g
alIyla... 4 ,y- a.y 70 itI.-, Mytche,. Tan. fro-has
a,.l al Ia.,usi Il ts having the -h so.', clear
smooth aud fcaut'uI.
maj! those having Bud Ieal Or Bar
F.cas rI. directions and information Inst viii euh.
them t. start a fell sr"wth Luxunu' Iiar ".,kers, OF
c Mouotache in les than thirty dnys
All applbar ers l return mail without c!ire
respectfully Your.
TIOS /. CHAPMAN. Chemist
,x-rll-nr, 81 ErnalMaN. NelH York
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soldiers Families wa Isl 90
Mis- LIZZIE TRUE, TTer.rrr-,
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EELNB1.-'z Eg-fkCT EUcYU
Is tie l.e.. D;l.stic.
&. hitch & 4 recc--.cc..c!.
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New YorIs aInrI.er-

r-s4ig G NEW York, Sept. 20.
E0TToN-yery firm at $4,000 for
hlddling. FLoUR-l0C1l5c better with
m re doing at 81 G5CGT I5 for extra state
81 g. i4!11SgS az. for extra round hoop Ohio
81 l?tglO % for trade brands; market
CLOSING very firm. WHIsKY-Steady:
western 81 -, closing ut 81 20. NVHRST
-l@2c better and-more active nj 81 90,
u lor inferior to good choice spring
and Milwaukee Club, 81 GlCdi 62tE fn1.
amber, 90 03@g2 90 for new amber state
- 70 for old swinter red western. - 2SC5,
Su Tor new white state. RYE-StendY.
small sales of state Mt 81 O5. and 40 ON
Dus. do ut 81 90. BARLEY-A s6nTe
nrmer; CnnRda brands western nj al ~
BARLEY .MALT-Quiet. ConN-Ic bet.
Ter; good enquiry Mt S4@S7c for nm
sound ana 9Og92 for sound mixed west
ern. OATs-Heavy at 53G56c for new
ana Old western. RICE-Dull. Cor
Et.EE--Steady; damaged Rio ut l3I[c
SUGAR Steady; Cuba Muscovado Ia
!4Hc; Havana l3L9l4c. NIoLAssEsG
D4ll. WooL-Dull. REORGANIZATION
3t S61zc for crude, 57CJ6Ic for refined n,
pond, ItGSQc for do free. PoRK-DuIi
AT 81 5I15g32 80 for new mess. CLOSING
AT So ~, cash, $50 5OGp3l 90 for IS62-i do
vi OpCa2G so for prime! $40 Y7IzCdO0 61i2
Tor primo mess; also 1000 bblsinsTy mess
buyers option ut $32 70 and
oOO bbls prime mess, October, buvar,s
option, Mt $50 90. BEEF-Steady at So 20
OH 90 for plain mess, SlI OOGIII so for
extra mess. BEEF HAMs-Dull. CIR
at l5CGlGc for shoulders.
44"EgzS5&G Tor hams. BACoN-DulI,
LARD-Dull at 23Is@2SIzc. BCrrEn-
More active and ltir1nef at 25Ca3dc1 Tor
Ohio, 36C94Gc for state. CHEEsEWnniI
at 1lCIl6ISc "a
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John II. EurFattIn CNHada...por1o,.
DO ed and gone ITnDro

NEW YoRK, Sept 2O.-This mornings
commercial Advertiser says n pot
land, Me, merchant saw John Il. SnT-
fatt IN Montreal nweek ago to-day: that
ne mas been concealed there for some
t tli9tl19,, and on one OCCASION, when the de-
he was seCreted under an altar of one al
the churches. Itwas believed in Mon
tfea4 last week that he was to take pns-
sage Tor Glasgow In the steamer ST.
george, to sail on Friday last.
me POSTS special says Jas. s. Boyce.
otSouth Carolina, has been pardoned.
=, " y; ~. y; Hunter has gone to his home
IN va. on parole. Billy Smith has also
gone home; he filed no application for
pardon. Ex-rebel Gen. Pillow arrived
IN Washington this morning; he has
applied for pardon:
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New York Republican State
Convention. a4
Odd Fellows Procession.
John h, Sulratt in Canada.

The Whole Number of Negro Troops
MuStcrcd Out---CaSuaItIes Among
Them-..A. II. Stephens Soon 10 be
ReleRseti-s.Gen. SchOGield to Leave
for EurOpe...POSt Master ofSt. LOuis,
New YoRK, Sept. 2O.-The Herald,s
Washington special, dated 10th, SAYS:
The whole number of negro troops
mustered into the service since the com
mencement of the war, is, in round
numbers, 10000. The deaths and ems
naltles among them greatly exceeded
the proportion among the whites, and
amounted to over $4,000. Sixty thous-
and of the remaining 10000 have late
ly been ordered to be mustered out in
the several departments, and these only
nre entitled to vote under the laws and
regulations governing the service. This
small number distributed among the
several States would not be an element
of calculation to any OF them.
IL Is said that the eX-rebel Vice Pres
ident Stephens, now confined ut Fort
Warren, is soon to DO released, and will
return to GeorgiH to cooperate with
EX-Governor Brown and others in the
reconstruction and restoration OF. TINT
State to the Union.
Gen. SchOfield is still in this CITY. but
expects to leave for Europe about the
first of October. He goes ostensibIy on
leave of absence, but the impression
prevails that he is charged with some
sort OF mission to some of the foreign
governments.
The friends of Gen. Joseph s. Fuller
ton are pressing his claims for the ofIice
of Post Master of st. Louis. Gen. Full
lerton is citizen of that city, and Ipre-
Ytous to the war was engaged in the
practice of law. He is known among
the most efficient of the Assistant Adj
lutant Generals of the army. He was
for a long time attached to the 4th corps,
and since the dishanding of the army
has been assigned to the Freedmens'
Bureau, in this city, as Assistant Adju-
tant General. - =
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
il situated on the line Ofthe National Road
four miles east Of the city OF Wheeling, Said
property consists ofIny residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and nn modern improvements also
fourteen ncrJS of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-housts, including brick.
stabllng, Ice and spring house, chickery and
two ctsterns. Also, one hundred and tVSeutV-
Plum and Ounce trees, NIL bearing. There
are also choice selections of Grapes RaEpber-
ries, BlackbenieS, Strawberries, md other
small fruits The grounds are finely laid out
with eveEgreens and other ornamental shrub
berry. tT -
VIII also sell my Household Furniture TO
any one desiring to purchase all together. =
Persons desiring to consult me i'm regnTyi TO
price, terms ofpnynent, &c, can leave their
names at the GINS COmpany's ONCE, or visit
me on the premises. =
feb22-u JACOB HoRNBROoK.
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Affairs OF the Virginia Freedmen 10 he
observation-disclosures Militia or MIssIs.
aippi---The Bureau OF Freedmen In
Tennessee, Alabama and GeOrsIa.
WAsHIHGToN, Sept. l9.-Cen. Howard,
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, intends to
makea thorough personal Investigation
INTO the affairs of the Freedmen of Vir-
GINA, and for this purpose leaves here
within IL day or two. After returning
to Washington he will journey through
all the Southern States for the same
purpose. .rI
. An unofficial letter recently received
from an officer of the Frcedmen's Bu-
reau at Sheridan, Miss, states thit of
22,G10 destitute people subsisted by the
government, but no are negroes.
Another private letter from AIissis-
SipPi, says that most of the militin now
being Iorganizeds in that State express
their determination not to be mustered
under any other but the State flag, the
stars and Stripes not excepted.
The same letter also states that n reg
ularly organized gang, composed OF
eX-rebel soldiers, hus recently been
formed Mt Yicksburg, for tho purpose of
embarrassing IN every way possible the
action of the government officers in the
State. ,fff -
Two young Virginians, who were re-
Gently discharged from the Union army.
returned Otheir homes in Greene coufl.
ty, when they Were informed they would
certainly be assassinated if thew re-
manned by ex-rebel soldiers.
Brig. Gen. G. d. Fisk, assistant COM
missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
for the States of Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia, has recently been address
ing the people of Tennessee on the pol
icy of the government in relation to
Freedmen affairs. He recently nd
dressed the Inhabitants of Spring Hill,
Tenn, on the same subject, after which
he was presented with series of reso-
buttons endorsed by large number OF
prominent citizens, in which they heart
lily endorse the action of the govern.
ment and expressed their intention OF
faithfully carrying out the wishes of the
government in respect to the freedmen